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Meall Glas Title Image
Meaning Rounded green hill
Altitude 959 metres     (Munro)
Grid Ref. NN43123222
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Meall Glas
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Meall Glas (left) and Sgiath Chuil (right) taken from Beinn Heasgarnich 19/4/08

© Colin Fridge

Image by Colin Fridge
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Mountain Description
Meall Glas lies at one end of a curved ridge with Beinn Cheathaich (937m) at the other, with both ends of the ridge leading into Glen Lochay. Whilst the summit ridge has steeper slopes and rocky outcrops around it, this is a hill of mainly easy slopes. Meall Glas can be climbed from Glen Lochay from the track by the Lubchurran Burn, but is mostly climbed from the S on easy and often boggy slopes.
Available Routes
  Ascent Distance Time Including... Description Rating
1 1270 m 15.36 km 5.5 hrs Meall Glas and Sgiath Chuil  Relatively long route on grass and heather, but no crags. 3 / 5
2 992 m 12.27 km 4.5 hrs Meall Glas and Beinn nan Imirean  Moderate route across boggy moorland and through crags on Meall Glas Not
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meall glas summit.30th march 2008..if my m8 stood any further away he could not see me..lol my 50th munro..a small milestone

© Dougie Mccoll

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Thats me on the Top of Meal Glas. Nice Back drop lol

© Stephen Langston

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meall glas from sgaith chuil on a cld november day

© Scott Strathdee

Image by Scott Strathdee

My dog Buddy on the summit of Meal Glas

© Sam Marshall

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An awkward self portrait on the chilly summit of Meall Glas.

© Leon Mooney

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Keith, Jack and Josh on the trig point of the subsidiary top of Meall Glas. 03 april 2007.

© Kevin Naylor

Image by Kevin Naylor
Weather & Maps, etc ...
Links to the nearest available forecast to Meall Glas.
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Ben Oss
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Comments Submit A Comment (M)
Stephen Langston
wrote on January 14, 2008:
Well, I climbed Meall Glas on Jan 12th after reading that the Munroe Ninja were going to be out there ontthat day. Myself and partne rleft early and were very dissapointed not to spot the Ninja. However, what a day on the hills. Total snow (enough allowing us to slide all the way home). One of the best mountain days out I have ever had. Left from the usual recommended route and it took about 9 hours (due to snow and snow ball fights). I would imagine this mountain is an easy one during the summer, but a cracker to go up during the winter. www.munroeninjas.co.uk for a real good laugh....
Leon Mooney
wrote on August 15, 2007:
climbed on 15/8/07. Took the road through Auchessan, and lost all sight of any path/track after crossing the second fence. The ascent was undulating, with the less steep parts covered with hillocks, lochans and muddy swamps, making for a long, tedious climb. Didn't stay at the summit for long, and came down more directly. The most eventful moment was having to detour once I got back to the farm, as an angry black dog would not let me use the path leading to the main road. Had to go the long way (through a field of sheep) to get to the bridge, and back to my car.
Iain Gillespie
wrote on February 26, 2006:
Climbed along with Sgiath Chuil on 26 Feb 06. I've got to disagree with some of the other comments. I thought the walk was over very reasonable and easy ground. The view when you first see the Meall Glas 'massif' is simply stunning, especially on a winters day. Combined with Sgiath Chuill, this is an excellent day on the hills.
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Local Accommodation Options
Showing the nearest 10 of 41 within 100Km of the summit of Meall Glas. Would you like to view all 41?
6.5 km Glenardran House - Crianlarich , FK20 8QS   Tel: 01838 300236
7.1 km Suie Lodge Hotel - Glendochart, nr. Crianlarich, FK20 8QT   Tel: 01567 820417
10.3 km Glengarry House - Tyndrum, FK20 8RY   Tel: 01838 400224
10.4 km West Highland Lodge - Crianlarich, Perthshire, FK20 8RU   Tel: 01838 300 283
14.3 km Killin Hotel - Main Street, Killin, Perthshire, FK21 8TP   Tel: 01567 820296
16.4 km Killin Highland Lodges - Aberfeldy Road, Killin , Perthshire , FK21 8TX   Tel: 08 456 444 830
18.2 km Inveroran Hotel - Inveroran, Bridge of Orchy, PA36 4AQ   Tel: 01838 400220
18.5 km Clachan Cottage Hotel - Lochside, Lochearnhead, FK19 8PU   Tel: 01567 830247
19.9 km Rosebank House - Main Street, Strathyre, Perthshire, FK18 8NA   Tel: 01877 384208
27.6 km Craigroyston - Dalmally, Dalmally, PA33 1AA   Tel: 01838 200234
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