Cam Chreag, Glen Lyon

Height	862m
Prominence	166m
Meaning	crooked crag
Lists	Corbetts, 75
Location	Glen Lyon west, Rannoch Moor to Loch Tay
Grid Ref	NN536491
Lat/Lon	56.61108, -4.38562

A satellite peak of Meall Buidhe, Cam Chreag is a rather rounded and grass-covered hill standing on the northern side Glen Lyon, overlooking Bridge of Balgie. The hill's eastern face is more interesting with crags lining its higher slopes.

Following a fine estate track beginning from Innerwick in Glen Lyon, a pleasant and straightforward hike leads to a hut at the foot of Cam Chreag, from where a short distance up a grass-covered slope to gain the hill's summit.

If bagging the the Munro Meall Dearg from Loch an Daimh, Cam Chreag can be tagged in as a detour, requiring a mere 150m of additional ascent.

Routes up Cam Chreag

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Innerwick Corbetts
	A pleasant and straightforward hillwalking route following decent estate tracks to the foot of Cam Chreag and Beinn Dearg, leaving short distances up a grass-covered slope to gain the hills' summits. Peaks : 1 Corbett Ascent : 755m (2480ft) Distance : 13km (8m) Time : 4:30hr

Loch an Daimh Munros (and a Corbett)
	Stuchd an Lochain, Meall Buidhe and Cam Creag are two Munros and a Corbett surrounding Loch an Daimh at the western end of Glen Lyon. These peaks are not far from the populated areas of Stirling and Perth, yet the remote location makes a hike over the hills very memorable. Peaks : 2 Munros, option of 1 Corbett Ascent : 1335m (4380ft) Distance : 17km (11m) Time : 6:40hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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