Walk: Stob Ghabhar - Black Mount magic

Argyll & Bute | Black Mount | Full day walk | ★★★★ [Stob Ghabhar from Stob a' Coire Odhair] Between Glen Coe and Bridge of Orchy lies the Black Mount: a rough and wild hill group comprising four Munros linked by fine high-level ridges. At 1090 metres above sea level Stob Ghabhar is the highest of the quartet, a natural focus for the southern half of the range, but fairly easily climbed by its southeast ridge from Victoria Bridge. The superb circuit described below uses this route in descent, instead adding in 945-metre Stob a' Choire Odhair as an energetic warm-up. Travelling between the two summits requires climbing the northern flank of the Aonach Eagach; this is unrelentingly steep and involves simple scrambling, but is much more straightforward than its narrower namesake above Glencoe village. [Gazing west from Stob Ghabhar] 📌 Walk: Stob Ghabhar - Black Mount Magic ★★★★ Start / finish at car park at minor road end near Victoria Bridge, 2 mi northwest o