Stob Daimh
- Height
- 999m (3,278ft)
- Height rank
- 140 of 282
- Area
- Argyll
- Section
- Glen Etive to Glen Lochy
About Stob Daimh
Stob Daimh, occasionally misspelled as Diamh on certain Ordnance Survey maps, is a splendid peak that often finds itself overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, Ben Cruachan. Typically, hikers choose to ascend Stob Daimh as part of an exhilarating circuit around Coire Cruachan, which offers breathtaking views and a rewarding challenge. Another favored route among enthusiasts is the Dalmally Horseshoe, which provides an alternative circuit encompassing the mountain's eastern ridges. This route not only showcases the rugged beauty of the area but also offers a different perspective on the majestic landscape that surrounds these peaks. Whether you opt for the Coire Cruachan circuit or the Dalmally Horseshoe, Stob Daimh promises an unforgettable experience for any munro bagger.
Where is Stob Daimh?
Stob Daimh sits in the Glen Etive to Glen Lochy region of Argyll at 56.4313°N, 5.0913°W.
Key facts
| Height | 999 metres / 3,278 feet |
|---|---|
| Rank by height | 140 of 282 Munros |
| Coordinates | 56.43134, -5.09132 |
| Area | Argyll |
| SMC section | 03C: Glen Etive to Glen Lochy |
Plan your climb
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Commonly climbed with
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