Creag Uchdag

Height	879m
Prominence	273m
Meaning	crag of the hollows
Lists	Corbetts, 51
Location	Glen Almond, Loch Tay to South Argyll
Grid Ref	NN708323
Lat/Lon	56.46527, -4.0981

Creag Uchdag is the highest point on a crescent of grass-covered crests between Loch Tay and the northern reaches of Loch Lednock. Its summit ridge, lined with old iron posts and the faint remains of an old wall, gives way to steep, rocky ground plunging toward Loch Lednock.

The most direct ascent starts from Ardeonaig on Loch Tay’s southern shore, where a grassy slope rises to Meall nan Oighreag, just to the north of Creag Uchdag, where the remnants of an old mine can be found. This can be extended over Ciste Buide a’ Chlaidheimh and Creagan na Beinne for a longer route with much up-and-down.

Routes up Creag Uchdag

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Creagan na Beinne and neighbours
	Hillwalking route over Creagan na Beinne, Ciste Buide a' Chlaidheimh and Creag Uchdag above Loch Tay, with rolling hills, wide views and discoveries. Peaks : 2 Corbetts, 1 Fiona Ascent : 1700m (5580ft) Distance : 23km (14m) Time : 8:35hr

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