Màm na Gualainn

Height	796m
Prominence	465m
Meaning	pass of the shoulder
Lists	Corbetts, 167
Location	Loch Leven and Mamores, Loch Linnhie to Loch Ericht
Grid Ref	NN115625
Lat/Lon	56.71633, -5.08163

Màm na Gualainn stands in a solitary position above the northern shore of Loch Leven. In contrast to Garbh Bheinn, the rocky Corbett peak on the opposite side of Loch Leven, Màm na Gualainn's slopes are gentle and grass-covered.

The easiest and most direct route up Màm na Gualainn is from Callert on the shores of Loch Leven and follows a wet mucky trudge up its western shoulder. Expansive views from the grassy summit !

To avoid a sea-level start, an alternative is to head in on a longer route from the north on the West Highland Way which begins at a height of around 200m.

Routes up Màm na Gualainn

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Màm na Gualainn from Callert on Loch Leven
	Hillwalking route up Màm na Gualainn from Callert on Loch Leven, through birch woodland then grassy slopes to a summit with wide views. Peaks : 1 Corbett Ascent : 800m (2620ft) Distance : 6km (4m) Time : 3hr

Màm na Gualainn from the West Highland Way
	Hillwalking route up Màm na Gualainn from the West Highland Way, climbing from a quiet glen over heather slopes to its grassy summit. Peaks : 1 Corbett Ascent : 755m (2480ft) Distance : 11km (7m) Time : 4hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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