Beinn Chabhair

Beinn Chabhair is quite a rugged little peak which sits hidden on the side of the Crainlarich group of munros. It is also the smallest munro of the group and is usually climbed on it's own via the southern end of Glen Falloch.

The long, rocky north-west ridge from the summit separates the streams of Ben Glas Burn (to the south) and Allt a'Chuilinn (to the north). To the west lies the Lochan a' Chaistei which helps feed the splendid waterfalls which fall above Beinglas Farm.

There is a ridge to the north east to a bealach connecting to the munro An Caisteal which can also be climbed.

It has great views in all directions on a clear day, but particularly over The Arrochar Alps and down along Loch Lommond.