The Cobbler Arrochar

The Cobbler

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The Cobbler is an 884 metres mountain located near the head of Loch Long in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It is a Corbett, and is an important site for rock …

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Oct 13, 2024
Cobbler is a very distinctive peak, though as a walk its only really interesting once you are up. The initial section through the wood is a bit of a chore - quite a bit of elevation gain with no vie… Full review by Waddler
May 12, 2024
Stayed in Arrochar for three nights and really disappointed with the area and accommodation. Run down, with closed shops etc but this walk made it all worthwhile. The initial climb is in the trees an… Full review by Hayley S
Aug 18, 2023
Stunningly beautiful hike climbing up from the Loch and into the rocky altitude with clear streams and sweeping vistas. Where the trail forks toward the base of the steep climb, go left to take a clo… Full review by Dec K
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We are heading up in December (28th - 30th) with my in-laws (very fit 76 and 80 years old). We often walk hills and …
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We are heading up in December (28th - 30th) with my in-laws (very fit 76 and 80 years old). We often walk hills and things (Gummer’s How in the Lakes etc) and I’m just wondering if this walk would be suitable for us at this time of year? Obviously, we can’t tell if there will be snow but we’d be bringing hiking poles with us anyway (my in-laws always do). Any advice would be great
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I would say that at that time of year I would be wary of any trek in the arrochar alps as they are known small path near the summit is narrow with touch of scree good luck but be careful
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please can someone tell me how long this hill takes to climb up and then come down. I am of normal fitness but I do have …
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please can someone tell me how long this hill takes to climb up and then come down. I am of normal fitness but I do have a 9y old boy and 8y old boy . they ate pretty sporty but young . so please tell me how long it takes and will my boys be ok ? thank you so much
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About 3 hours up and down.
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Answer by Francis R · Jun 5, 2018
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Hi i was wondering what clothing would be suitable and footwear and any essentials needed planning on doing it …
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Hi i was wondering what clothing would be suitable and footwear and any essentials needed planning on doing it this sunday? Thanks nathan
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Hi Nathan, I would wear a waterproof jacket and I wore trainers hope it helps
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How long would you say the entire club would take? And do you think the unfit should give it a go as well or should they try …
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How long would you say the entire club would take? And do you think the unfit should give it a go as well or should they try something easier? Thanks, Rohan
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I wouldn't say it's a hard hill to climb, the start through the woodlands is the most difficult stage. There is a difficult accent which is steep and rocky but there also is an easy way up.
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how would i get there from the claymore hotel arrocha
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you can see it from just walk down through the village to the park area and it is signed posted
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