Leaving from Inverchapel Forestry car park a short but initially super steep walk provides stunning views of the surrounding area. Other non defined routes are available!!! 😅
Been here before but have lost any records I had. Great morning to be out on the hill, albeit wet and lumpy underfoot.
Starting off on the forestry road accessed off the C11 Otter Ferry to Glendaruel road – strangely start point of the road does not correspond with that of the O/S map but soon ties in.
First 1.5 miles on forestry road, then taking an ATV track to the open hill. Pretty much chose your own route navigating round the worst of the soft spots. One non barbed standard height fence to cross.
Stunning views over the west of Cowal and beyond from the trig 👍
Loch Riddon and the Kyles of Bute.
Trig pics…
Another day another Trig. This one situated off the forestry road between Dunoon and Innellan.
The ditch has been piped just south of the quarry giving access to the hill. Following the upper ditch on a path overgrown by reeds, the final stretch on open hill.
Great views to be had. 👍
A quick visit to the glen with iPhone and tripod. 
A 6am paddle to the Gantocks Lighthouse for sunrise. We were joined by the Disney cruise ship too 👍
Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn Trig Point via the B29 Aircraft crash site. Had company today in the form of hill machine Bryan Fitzpatrick, who likes a paddle.
Wet underfoot, some great waterfalls too, an interesting morning on the hill. ⛰
The trig was an add on to a previously documented visit to the B29 crash site. Once at the crash site, it was over the fence and open hill to the summit, another make your own way effort.
B29 walk detail HERE
Another Trig in the bag. One I’ve been wanting to do for a while. Accessed off the Hells Glen Road (B839).
Forestry Road, then easily accessed to the open hill heading for the summit. No defined path, make your own way up this one 👍 We chose to stick to the left hand side of the hill stream for the main ascent.
