A walk to Dumyat from Bridge of Allan Station

Dumyat (pronounced ‘Dum-eye-at’), is a popular hill due to its views over the Forth Valley and easy access from Stirling and Bridge of Allan. Dumyat sits at the western end of The Ochil Hills above Stirling.  The name Dumyat comes from dun (or fort) of the Myaetae, the fort of a Pictish tribe that once dominated the area. The remains of the hill fort are on Castle Law a few 100m west of the summit of Dumyat.

The Ochils and its pronunciation is given here.

9 Miles (15km) 400m assent, 400m decent

The route has a couple of  steep climbs and descents, is rough in parts and it could be muddy in sections. You'll need boots or shoes with a good tread, some layers of warm clothing and waterproofs may be required, depending on the weather.