Meall Reamhar
Meall Reamhar is a heather and grass-covered Graham south of Amulree and north of Glen Almond, separated from neighbouring Meall nan Caorach by a deep col.
Meall Reamhar
| Height | 618m |
| Prominence | 154m |
| Meaning | fat, broad mountain |
| Lists | Fionas (F209) |
| Location | South of Loch Tay to Glen Almond, Loch Tay to the Trossachs |
| Grid Ref | NN922332 |
| Lat/Lon | 56.47906, -3.75168 |
Meall Reamhar is a rounded, heather and grass-covered hill rising north of Glen Almond and south of Amulree. To the north-east stands neighbouring Meall nan Caorach, separated from it by a deep col.
An approach can be made from Amulree, initially following the route towards Harrietfield in Glen Almond before leaving the track and climbing onto the higher ground. Meall Reamhar and Meall nan Caorach make a natural pairing, with old fencelines providing useful guidance across the hills.
The hill can also be approached from Harrietfield in Glen Almond, giving a longer alternative from the south.
Routes up Meall Reamhar
Meall nan Caorach and Meall Reamhar from Amulree | |
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Hill route from Amulree to Meall nan Caorach and Meall Reamhar, separated by a deep col, using the route towards Harrietfield in Glen Almond. Peaks : 2 Fionas/Grahams
Ascent : 570m (1870ft) Distance : 9km (6m) Time : 3:15hr* | |
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* Times shown are estimates – see timing notes on the disclaimer page for more information.
