Stob Daimh is a Munro of 999.2 m in Argyll and Bute. Its key col leads to Ben Cruachan, not to its nearest higher summit, Drochaid Ghlas.
Of the 72 register hills in Argyll and Bute, it has the smallest drop. It shares its height of 999.2 m with Sail Chaorainn. On the Munros height ladder it sits between Sgurr Choinnich (Highland, NH076446) (999.3 m) and Sail Chaorainn (999.2 m). It is a Munro but not a Marilyn: its 134.5 m of drop is short of 150 m. Its nearest higher summit, Drochaid Ghlas (1,024.4 m, 1.1 km west), is a listed top not profiled here. The key col is close by, only 0.5 km to the west at 864.7 m. It is 220.1 m above the average height of the 72 register hills in Argyll and Bute. Its other name is Stob Diamh. The database describes the top as a rock 6m ne of large cairn.
