Beinn Narnain from Succoth
Stirling
Beinn Narnain is a rugged dog friendly Munro rising to 926 metres in the Arrochar Alps, offering fine views across Loch Long and the surrounding peaks. Starting from the Succoth car park, the route climbs steeply through forest before reaching open hillside with increasingly rocky terrain and several false summits that add to the challenge.
Dogs should be kept on lead through the lower slopes where sheep may be present. The upper mountain is very rocky with some light scrambling, so it suits fit and experienced hill dogs rather than beginners. The Succoth car park is pay and display (around nine pounds for a full day). There are no facilities on the mountain; the nearest services are in Arrochar village. The path can be boggy in the lower sections after rain, and the summit ridge is exposed in poor weather.
At a Glance
- Distance
- 10.1 km (6.3 miles)
- Difficulty
- Challenging
- Duration
- 5 hr
- Walk Type
- Peak
- Route Type
- Circular
- Off Lead Potential
- Low
- Livestock Risk
- Moderate
- Facilities
- None on the hill; toilets and shops in Arrochar village.
- Parking
- Pay and display car park at Succoth off the A83, approximately 50 spaces; around nine pounds per day.
Dog Friendly Stays Nearby
Make a weekend of it. These are the closest dog friendly places to stay to Beinn Narnain from Succoth, each one checked for its dog policy before we listed it.
Birchbank Loch View Lodge
Sleeps 2 · 2 dogs · Enclosed garden
from £476 / 7 nights
Mountain View - Kinlochleven
Sleeps 6 · 3 dogs · Enclosed garden
from £1,294 / 7 nights
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