Getting there
On the northern shore of Loch Leven, 4km east of North Ballachuilish, a right-of-way sign points into some birchwood in the diection of Lairigmor. On the road just behind this there is a lay-by to park in where a wet track heads up hill.

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Either head up the path that heads uphill from the right-of-way sign or the track from the lay-by. If taking the track, when out of the forest, it reaches a red-brick ruin - look for a faint path on the left. If taking the path, take care crossing the rooted ground when wet. Both routes converge and a wet path is followed uphill. At around the 300m contour, a concrete post is reached - leave the path and head north-east directly uphill. Some heather is bounded over, the ascent steepens and then lessens as the heather is left behind. Further on a path gradually forms, which is followed to reach a gate in a fence-line. Through the gate, the path continues to the summit with its cairn and trig point. The views are vast - The Mamores, the Black Mount to Schiehallion, the Aonach Eagach, Bidean nam Bian, Beinn a'Bheithir and over Loch Linnhe to Argour, Morven and Sunart.

Return
Return by the same route - it's a fabulous fast run down the grass.