Marilyn · Arran
Creag Ghlas Laggan [Fionn Bhealach]
The name means 'crag' in Gaelic. At 444m on the Isle of Arran — Scotland in miniature, this is the kind of hill that experienced walkers love — not famous, not crowded, but a proper summit with proper views.
Gaelic: “crag, rocky hill” · Pronunciation: krayg
Quick facts
- Height
- 444m/ 1456ft
- Difficulty
- 1 / 5Easy
- Grid ref
- NR 97722 49729
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Standard route
Standard route
A steady ascent via coastal and hill paths on this geologically diverse island to the 444m summit. The walking is straightforward with clear views opening up as you gain height. Allow 2-4 hours.
Terrain
Mixed Highland terrain with heather, grass and rock outcrops. The ground can be wet in places.
In winter
Manageable in winter with appropriate gear. Occasional snow and ice but rarely requiring technical equipment.
Best time of year
Getting there
- Glasgow3h 32m
- Edinburgh5h 17m
OS maps: OS Landranger 62, OS Landranger 69, OS Explorer 361N
Current conditions
Daylight Today
- Sunrise
- 05:36
- Sunset
- 20:59
- Civil dawn
- 04:52
- Civil dusk
- 21:44
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