Beinn Bhreac-liath

The walk up Beinn Bhreac-liath from Crianlarich is a proper Lowland climb - nothing dramatic, but satisfying in that understated Scottish way. You're looking at a steady grind through mixed woodland that opens out as you gain height, with the Trossachs spreading below you. The summit itself sits at just over 2,700 feet, so it's well within reach for anyone with moderate fitness and a couple of hours to spare.

What makes it work is the sense of genuine remoteness despite being close to civilisation. The views aren't Instagram-ready peaks and glens - instead you get a sprawl of Scottish countryside that feels properly expansive. On a clear day you can see across to Ben More. The descent follows much the same line, which sounds dull but actually lets you move at pace without scrambling about.

Families with teenagers will find this satisfying; younger kids might flag before the top. Serious hillwalkers could combine this with nearby peaks and make a proper day of it. Solo walkers get the meditative thing - just you and heather and the occasional grouse.

If you're staying at Tyndrum Holiday Park just down the road, this is an ideal morning out before heading elsewhere. It's free, obviously, and you'll want two hours up and ninety minutes down. Go early or late to dodge the midges if you're visiting summer. Winter can be muddy but nothing technical.