Campsie Fells

Stronend

Photographs of an ascent of Stronend

in the Fintry Hills

to the north of the Campsie Fells

above Fintry Village and Culcreuch Castle

Views of the Highlands

including Ben Lomond, Ben More and Ben Vorlich

Stronend from Ballochleam

Stronend in the Fintry Hills

on descent of the Crow Road

across the Campsie Fells

Stronend in the Fintry Hills from the Campsie Fells

Stronend from the Campsie Fells

Rock Escarpment of the Fintry Hills

from Craigton Pond

Culcreuch Castle at Fintry

Waterfall on burn above Culcreuch Castle

Ben Lomond

on ascent to Stronend

Earl's Seat in the Campsie Fells above Fintry Village

Earl's Seat and Dunmore Hill

in the Campsie Fells

above Fintry Village

Fintry Village beneath the Campsie Fells

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Escarpment beneath Stronend

Earl's Seat in the Campsie Fells

from trig point on Stronend ( 1677ft, 511m )

Loch Lomond and Luss Hills

from Stronend

Ben More and Stob Binnein

from Stronend

Ochill Hills and Carleatheran in the Gargunnock Hills from Stronend

Ochill Hills above Stirling

and Carleatheran

in the Gargunnock Hills

from Stronend

Meikle Bin in the Campsie Fells

from Fintry Hills

Rock Escarpment of Stronend

Fintry Village beneath Dunmore Hill

in the Campsie Fells

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Stronend above Fintry

from Dunmore Hill

Aerial view of Stronend in the Fintry Hills and the Campsie Fells

Aerial view of Stronend

in the Fintry Hills

across the Campsie Fells

Stronend in the Fintry Hills

Stronend above Fintry Village

from Meikle Bin

Culcreuch Castle at Fintry beneath Stronend

The castle

( a rectangular tower house built in 1296 )

has been the home of the Barons of Culcreuch

since 1699.
It was converted to a hotel,

venue and visitor attraction in the 1980s.

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Culcreuch Castle at Fintry beneath Stronend

The castle

( a rectangular tower house built in 1296 )

has been the home

of the Barons of Culcreuch

since 1699.

It was converted to a hotel,

venue and visitor attraction in the 1980s.

View from Culcreuch Castle

at Fintry beneath Stronend

Pond at Culcreuch Castle

Stronend from the west of Fintry

Stronend from Balfron

Stronend above Fintry Village

from the Campsie Fells

Endrick Valley

beneath Campsie Fells

and Fintry Hills

Map of Stronend

in the Fintry Hills

Sign on Path to Stronend

in the Fintry Hills

From Culcreuch Castle a track / path

leads east through a farm and fields

to the top of the Fintry Hills