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637m hill above the west end of Loch Tay. View across the bogs from the neighbouring top of Meall Odhar.

This fine summit is fairly easily accessible up the private service road to Lochan Breaclaich. It affords probably the best viewpoint of Loch Tay.

A small burn not named on the 1:25,000 map, flowing down to Lochan Breaclaich.

Loch Tay below the summit of Meall Odhar, a top of Creag Garbh (628m)

A boulder lying in a bog, just by the summit of Craeg Gharbh. A caravan site over the north side of Loch Tay in the background.

View from Creag Gharbh to Loch Tay - stunning

Approaching the summit of the Graham from the south.

The remains of several shielings can be found throughout this area.

The boulders are on a shelf just below the summit of Creag Gharbh. The snowed mountains in the distance are of the Ben Lawers range with Ben Lawers itself to the right.

The trig point stands at the highest point of the mountain. To the north is the Ben Lawers mountain range.

Meall Odhar is a hill lying south-east of the Graham, Creag Gharbh and is really just a subsidiary top of it. The cloud-shadowed mountains beyond are slightly higher and include Meall Diamh and others of a similar height lying to the west... (more)

A part of the 79 mile route from Drymen to Pitlochry viewed from the steep slope of Creag Gharbh.