There are parking spaces by the road. The way up Ben Vorlich is very clear and has no difficulties. I had some fog, but it was ok. The climb of Stuc a'Chroin can be tricky in winter or wet weather, as you need to go ov...
Two Munros quite different indeed . First is Ben Vorlich with great panoramic view of Loch Earn. Continuation to second Munro Stùc a' Chròin is more serious hike with steep, rocky ground, making it a tricky peak. While B...
Short and sharp double Munro run. Wet and slippery for lots of it and really wet, slippery & boggy for some of it meant pretty slow going. Nice though and lucky with the weather.
28-MAY-18. The usual route on a very well defined path, with descent starting on NW ridge, before looping back to the ascent route. Informal parking at Ardvorlich.
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I have classed this as difficult but only under winter conditions with snow, ice and high winds. otherwise easy
MUNRO: Ben Vorlich (By Loch Earn) (985M/ 3232Ft) Stuc a' Chroin (975M/ 3199Ft) Date climed: 24/04/2005 Time taken: 8 Hrs.
If you want to avoid boggy part of walk from Stuc a chroin ,go back to Ben vorlich the way you come.
Great climb amazing views and a scramble too.
Had to cut this short as the top was far to icy for trail shoes.
25-MAY-08. Easy informal parking. Busy hills, but a nice route. Good paths as far as Stuc a'Chroin.
This route goes scrambling (and a brief scouting mission to seek a path)
Loop trail from Ardvorlich passing through: - Ben Vorlich (2.9 mi)
Summits: 1. Ben Vorlich - 985m (Munro) 2. Stùc a' Chroin - 975m (Munro)
Loop trail from Ardvorlich passing through: - Ben Vorlich (3.2 mi)
Climbing these 2 Munros (Details to come :) )
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