Fintry Hills

Range Of Mountains, Range Of Hills in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Fintry Hills

Gate on the Ballochleam track This road heads up to the Gargunnock Hill plateau by the Spout of Ballochleam. It is very scenic and makes an easy walk from the minor road southeast of Kippen. — Gate on the Ballochleam track Credit: Richard Webb

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Gate on the Ballochleam track This road heads up to the Gargunnock Hill plateau by the Spout of Ballochleam. It is very scenic and makes an easy walk from the minor road southeast of Kippen.

Gate on the Ballochleam track

This road heads up to the Gargunnock Hill plateau by the Spout of Ballochleam. It is very scenic and makes an easy walk from the minor road southeast of Kippen.

A View Down The Track Descending from Stronend onto access track to go back passed Ballochleam to our car park on the roadside.

A View Down The Track

Descending from Stronend onto access track to go back passed Ballochleam to our car park on the roadside.

437 spot height Taken from, or very close to the 437 spot on the 1:50000 map. The 1:25000 map shows a higher 439 spot height just to the west in the next square. The view is east towards Lees Hill and Carleatheran.

437 spot height

Taken from, or very close to the 437 spot on the 1:50000 map. The 1:25000 map shows a higher 439 spot height just to the west in the next square. The view is east towards Lees Hill and Carleatheran.

Crags The distinctive line of cliffs forming the northern edge of the Stronend plateau. The map suggests that a walk to Stronend could be an exciting, airy one along the top of these cliffs but in reality it&#039;s not all that easy or practical to get close to the cliffs for much of the time. To the south of the cliffs is a large expanse of boggy moor making for difficult walking.

Crags

The distinctive line of cliffs forming the northern edge of the Stronend plateau. The map suggests that a walk to Stronend could be an exciting, airy one along the top of these cliffs but in reality it's not all that easy or practical to get close to the cliffs for much of the time. To the south of the cliffs is a large expanse of boggy moor making for difficult walking.

Track above Boquhan Burn View of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a&#039; Chroin. The white peak just appearing is Ben Lawers.

Track above Boquhan Burn

View of Ben Vorlich and Stuc a' Chroin. The white peak just appearing is Ben Lawers.

Double Craigs Impressive scarps on the southwest side of the Fintry Hills. Townhead Farm is on the right.

Double Craigs

Impressive scarps on the southwest side of the Fintry Hills. Townhead Farm is on the right.

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Double Craigs Impressive scarps on the southwest side of the Fintry Hills.

Double Craigs

Impressive scarps on the southwest side of the Fintry Hills.

Richard Sutcliffe

Cairn, Fintry Hills A bump on the plateau at 462m.

Cairn, Fintry Hills

A bump on the plateau at 462m.

Quadbike track, Fintry Hills

Quadbike track, Fintry Hills

Gargunnock Hills Above the Spout of Ballochleam. A vehicle is parked on the road to Burnfoot.

Gargunnock Hills

Above the Spout of Ballochleam. A vehicle is parked on the road to Burnfoot.

Fintry Hills View across the plateau towards Stronend.

Fintry Hills

View across the plateau towards Stronend.

Fintry Hills The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills

The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills

The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills

The plateau east of Stronend.

Fintry Hills View over the plateau towards the gap above the Spout of Ballochleam.

Fintry Hills

View over the plateau towards the gap above the Spout of Ballochleam.

Fintry Hills Earlsburn Wind Farm in the distance.

Fintry Hills

Earlsburn Wind Farm in the distance.

A showery day on the Fintry Hills

A showery day on the Fintry Hills

The plateau, Stronend Fintry Hills.

The plateau, Stronend

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Fintry Hills is located at Grid Ref: NS6488 (Lat: 56.069077, Lng: -4.1792541)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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FINTRY HILLS

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