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Gentle and scenic summit.

Ben Vorlich means "the bay". The 985m high Munro on Loch Earn (note: there are two Ben Vorlichs) is a fairly easy Munro with a great view over the Scottish Lowlands and the beginning of the Highlands.

Ben Vorlich is a popular Munro that's usually accessed from Loch Earn. The main reasons for its popularity are its proximity to the Central Belt and the views it gives you across the Southern Highlands. It is often linked with neighbouring Stùc a' Chroin, a route that inolves some tricky scrambling.

Here, you get lovely views over the grand, 18th-century Ardvorlich House to Loch Earn. The path ascends beside the Ardvorlich Burn, which tumbles down towards the loch, a scene of typical Highland beauty. This path is also the popular route up to the Munros of Ben Vorlich and Stùc a' Chroin.

Start of the walk up Ben vorlich on the edge of loch Earn. Nice spot for a picnic and to skim a few stones.

This Old Bridge spans the Ardvorlich Burn just before it joins Loch Earn. Right next to the hiking car park and the start of the mountain hiking trail.

On the banks of Loch Earn is this memorial to seven Glencoe McDonalds members who were killed.

Loch Tarn is very scenic. Embedded in a beautiful mountain world. It has fairly clear water and a kind of tidal range.