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Mountain of 940 meters height by Loch Lomond, where circular walking trail begins. Nearest site to Glasgow for most upland wildlife.
Ben Lomond is for Glaswegians the nearest place for possible sightings of Fjellrype, Kongeørn, Ringtrost, Boltit, Snøspurv, Kvartbekkasin, Myrhauk, Heipiplerke, mountain hare, red squirrel, red deer, pine marten and many more. The climb from Loch Lomond offers varied habitats.
From Glasgow drive through Bearsden and A809/A811 to Drymen, then a B road through Balmaha to Rowardennan, which can also be accessed by boat from Tarbet on the west shore. Nearest train station is at Arrochar.
The circular route shown is about 11 km/7 miles. Shorter routes, not involving summiting, are available. Weather on high ground can change quickly. Wear/carry hiking boots, waterproof clothes, food, water, map, compass, charged mobile phone; and check the weather forecast.
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