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Stuc a' ChroinLocated southwest of Ben Vorlich on the border between Perth & Kinross and Stirling, Stuc a' Chroin rises to a height of 975m (3198 feet). It has a particularly steep northeastern face and a flatter summit on the eastern side. Its name originates from Gaelic and means "peak of danger".
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