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Loch Lomond & Trossachs

Walks Near Callander

43 hills within 30km — 12 Munros, 11 Corbetts, 16 Grahams, 4 Donalds. Sorted by straight-line distance.

Callander is the eastern door into the Trossachs, and its walking scales neatly: crags directly above the main street, a waterfall gorge twenty minutes from the car park, and Ben Ledi — the Corbett that dominates every view in town — a short drive up the Pass of Leny. Push a little further into the national park and Ben Venue and Ben A'an deliver the classic Trossachs rock-and-loch scenery that filled Victorian guidebooks.

No railway — Callander is served by bus from Stirling (roughly 45 minutes), with connections from Glasgow and Edinburgh via Stirling station. Ben Ledi's car park at Corriechrombie is 4km north of town off the A84. The Trossachs trailheads for Ben A'an and Ben Venue are 15–20 minutes west by car along the A821. The Crags and Bracklinn Falls need no transport at all.

Top walks near Callander

When to go

The Trossachs are at their best in May–June and October — autumn turns the oak and birch around Loch Katrine and Loch Achray into the most photographed woodland colour in Scotland, and weekends then are busy. Ben Ledi's upper ridge catches real winter conditions despite its modest height; the north-east facing slopes hold ice late. Ben A'an's popularity means its small car park fills by mid-morning year-round — arrive early or walk in the evening. Midges around the Trossachs lochs are serious in July–August; the Crags and Bracklinn, being higher and breezier, suffer less.

All hills within 30km of Callander

HillTypeHeightDistance
Ben LediCorbett878.6m6km
Uamh BheagGraham665.8m7km
Uamh BheagDonald665.8m7km
Beinn EachCorbett811.2m8km
Stuc a' ChroinMunro973m10km
Sgiath a' ChaiseGraham644.2m10km
Beinn nan EunDonald631m11km
Meall na FearnaCorbett810m11km
BenvaneCorbett821m11km
Ben VorlichMunro985.3m11km
Creag na h-Eararuidh (Stuc na Cabaig)Graham708.3m12km
Ben VenueGraham729.5m15km
Mor BheinnGraham640.3m16km
Creag MhorGraham659.8m16km
Beinn Stacach (Ceann na Baintighearna] [Stob Fear-tomhais] [Beinn Stacath)Corbett771.8m18km
Meall an t-SeallaidhCorbett852.7m18km
Creag EachGraham673.7m19km
Creag Mac RanaichCorbett808.6m19km
Stob BreacGraham686.4m20km
Meall BuidheGraham719.2m20km
The StobGraham753.6m21km
Creag RuadhGraham712.3m22km
Stob a' ChoinCorbett867.2m23km
Beinn TulaicheanMunro945.8m24km
Blairdenon HillDonald631.9m24km
Stob BinneinMunro1164.8m24km
Creag GharbhGraham637.4m25km
Meall MorGraham746m26km
Ben MoreMunro1173.9m26km
Cruach ArdrainMunro1045.9m26km
Creag UchdagCorbett878.8m26km
Beinn a' ChroinMunro941.4m26km
Cruinn a' BheinnGraham632.5m26km
Ben LomondMunro973.7m27km
Ben ChonzieMunro930.4m27km
An CaistealMunro995.9m27km
Beinn a' ChoinCorbett768.7m28km
Beinn ChabhairMunro932.2m28km
Ben CleuchGraham721m28km
Ben CleuchDonald721m28km
Shee of Ardtalnaig (Ciste Buide a' Claidheimh)Graham758.2m29km
Auchnafree HillCorbett787.4m29km
Sgiath ChuilMunro920.1m29km

Distance is straight-line (as the crow flies) from Callander city centre — not drive or walk distance. Radius: 30km.

Current conditions near Callander

Daylight Today

19h 11mwalking daylight
Sunrise
04:46
Sunset
21:59
Civil dawn
03:47
Civil dusk
22:58

NOAA Solar Calculator · 12 July 2026

Frequently asked questions

Can I climb Ben Ledi without a car?
The Corriechrombie car park start is 4km from Callander along the A84 and the Rob Roy Way — walkable in about 45 minutes, making a full from-town round of roughly 18km. Some walkers cycle to the start instead; the road section is short but fast-moving.
Is Ben A'an suitable for beginners?
Yes, with honest expectations: it is short (about 4km return) but steep almost throughout, climbing 340m to a rocky little summit. The path is heavily rebuilt and easy to follow. The reward-to-effort ratio — Loch Katrine spread below a miniature mountain top — is the best in the Trossachs.
What can I walk directly from Callander town centre?
The Callander Crags circuit starts from the lane behind the main street and climbs to a 343m viewpoint; combining it with Bracklinn Falls makes a 7–8km round. The old railway path along the River Teith towards the Pass of Leny is flat, pram-friendly and pretty.
How far is Callander from the nearest Munro?
Ben Vorlich above Loch Earn is about 20km north — a 25-minute drive to the Ardvorlich estate start. Stuc a' Chroin, its rougher neighbour, is usually combined with it by experienced walkers. Ben Lomond and the Crianlarich Munros are within an hour's drive west and north.

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