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Summary for Loch Treig |
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Loch Treig is an region in Scotand and is located in the area Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht as defined by SMC. There are 4 munros around here.The highest munro is Stob Coire Easain at a height of 1115 metres .The smallest munro is Stob Coire Sgriodain at a height of 979 metres . |
Access: From the north via minor road off the A86 just after Tulloch which leads to Fersit. From the south via the Glen Nevis road. Transport: Train: Glasgow - Fort William train service (Corrour & Tulloch stops); Perth - Inverness train (Dalwhinnie stop) Coach: Glasgow / Edinburgh to Inverness (Dalwhinnie stop)
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Details for: Loch Treig
Loch Treig is a long, south - north running narrow freshwater loch which resembles a Norwegian Fyord. The loch has 2 munros on both the western and eastern shores with the western side being the more dramatic side.
The munros in this region are usually split into two days climbing Stob a'Choire Mheadoin & Stob Coire Easain on the west and Stob Coire Sgriodain & Chno Dearg on the east both starting from the tiny hamlet Fersit.
Fersit lies at the top of Loch Treig, the railway line to Fort William passes close by and there is a weather station & phone box.
