Ben More & Stob Binnein
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 11.31 km -
Average duration: 6 hrs -
Difficulty: Difficult -
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Return to departure point: Yes -
Vertical gain: + 1,264 m -
Vertical drop: - 1,264 m -
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Highest point: 1,156 m -
Lowest point: 160 m
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Country:
United Kingdom
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District:
Stirling -
Start/End: N 56.402886° / W 4.560904° -
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Waypoints
- S/E : km 0 - alt. 160 m
- S/E : km 11.31 - alt. 160 m
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