Description

Ben Vorlich (943) is a Scottish Munro belonging to the Arrochar Alps located between the northernmost section of Loch Lomond and Loch Sloy.

It is the highest point of the historic county of Dunbartonshire.

There are actually two Munros called Ben Vorlich in Scotland.

One is near Loch Lomond, and one is beside Loch Earn.

This guide is for Ben Vorlich - Loch Lomond. As of the publishing of this guide, the authorities have put up many signs regarding parking issues at the start point of this hike, be aware.

The walk starts off following the road that runs parallel to Inveruglas water.

Pass some rural farms before the hike starts bending to the right and up towards Loch Sloy.

Before Loch Sloy, take a sharp right up a steep, well-worn path.

This is where the fun begins.

Prepare the legs for many steps as the ascent is relentless.

Power on through and you'll be granted with fabulous views from the top.

As you'll see from one of the photos attached to this guide, the weather can change very quickly up in the mountains.

Be prepared, this is Scotland! Retrace your steps back down the path from the way you came up and meander your way back down to the start point. This hike and guide were completed during spring weather conditions.

This is just one opinion of this route.

Make sure to do your own research by consulting local internet resources, mountain guides or guidebooks to evaluate other opinions so you can be best prepared for the terrain. A Guide by Red