Beinn Ime & Beinn Narnain
‘Butter Mountain’ & ‘Hill of Notches’

Route details with map, 3D model and GPX download of the route to the summit of these mountains in Scotland.
Corbett – The Cobbler – Altitude: 884 metres
Munro – Beinn Ime – Altitude: 1011 metres
Munro – Beinn Narnain – Altitude: 926 metres
Route Length: 10 miles Total Ascent: 5000 ft Surface: Rough/paths
Difficulty: Hard/Steep climbs
Average Walking Time: 6:50 h
Plenty of parking at Loch Long car park. Directions with Google maps HERE
This route climbs the steep zig zags to the Corbett – The Cobbler or ‘Ben Arthur’ as it’s named by some, before heading out to the 1st Munro Beinn Ime then returning via Munro Beinn Narnain.
There are plenty of car parking spaces at Loch Long car park.
Beware – this car park is operated by a private firm, they have number plate recognition cameras. You will get fined if you don’t pay or stay over your paid for time.
Fancy all the Arrochar Munros in one route?
360° Virtual Tour of Beinn Ime & Beinn Narnain Munros can be found on the Arrochar Alps Munro Route HERE
Maps - View - Print - GPX File Download
The map below shows the route to these mountains - Beinn Ime & Beinn Narnain via the Cobbler. There is a gpx file download available under the map.
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3D Model of the The Cobbler, Beinn Ime, Beinn Narnain
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The red line on the 3D model shows the route.
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