Benvane Terrain Block

Deep in the heart of the Trossachs, Benvane—the 'Middle Hill'—is a mountain of serene character and exceptional vistas. Set between the more famous peaks of Ben Ledi and Ben Lomond, it provides a grandstand view over the shimmering waters of Loch Katrine and the wild glens of the central Highlands. Its broad, rising slopes are a tapestry of heather and moorland, leading to a sprawling summit plateau that feels like a gateway between the lush Lowlands and the rugged Highlands. For those who seek the true spirit of the Trossachs away from the main tourist paths, Benvane offers a landscape of quiet grandeur and a perspective of the region's complex geography that few other peaks can match.

About Benvane

Benvane's name, Beinn Mheadhan, reflects its central position in the high ground between Glen Buckie and the head of Loch Lomond. Historically, these slopes were vital summer grazing for the cattle of the surrounding estates, and the network of old paths and shieling remains are a testament to the mountain's long relationship with the people of the Trossachs. It stands as a place of historical crossing and local reference, a mountain that has watched over the shifting fortunes of the highland clans and the transformation of the region into a celebrated national park.

Landscape features

• Central Trossachs viewpoint
• Views over Loch Katrine
• Heart of the 'Middle Hill' range
• Tapestry of heather and moorland
• Gateway to the central Highlands

Elevation: 821 metres.

Your Benvane Terrain Block

Choose the area, shape, wood and lettering in the configurator. Each block is 125 mm across, carved in hardwood and set on natural slate.

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