
Conic Hill route map poster
On the Highland Boundary Fault, above Loch Lomond.
Keep your walk up Conic Hill in a personal print of the path, with your own title and the date you stood above Loch Lomond.
Prints from €38.99
Free tracked deliveryReady-made route, ready to personalise

Artwork styles
Choose your look.
A bold statement or a quieter wall piece. Find the style for your walk.





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What customers say about their prints
Excellent service
The artwork I wanted was a little different to the format that Route Into Art usually undertake but they expertly took my initial concept and turned it into something that I was very happy with. Andrew's quick turnaround of my ideas and attention to detail and creative suggestions resulted in something that I was delighted with. Helping to turn all the training and event effort into a lovely memento. Thank you
LCW Nieuwpoort 2026 - Triathlon · Custom artwork
Perfect Memory of a Great Day
West Highland Way Race
As an elderly person, I struggled a bit with the( perfectly simple) instructions. They took over the production of my print and it arrived perfectly within a couple of days. My son was delighted with this print as it was a gift to him for successfully completing the West Highland Way Race. I would not hesitate to use this excellent company again.
West Highland Way Race 2026 · Coastal Atlas
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Make it yours
Make it unmistakably yours.
Your title. The date of your walk. The details that take you back to the day.
The finished print
Made for the wall you come home to.
Crisp route detail, considered typography and a smooth matte finish. A personal print that looks as good as the memory feels.
30 × 40 cm or 50 × 70 cm


200gsm paper with a smooth, low-sheen finish.

Your print is rolled and protected for its journey to you.
The course
Conic Hill route map
Conic Hill from Balmaha on Loch Lomond, up the West Highland Way path to the 361 m summit on the Highland Boundary Fault.
- Starts at the Balmaha car park on Loch Lomond
- Climbs through the woods
- Follows the West Highland Way onto the hill
- Summit at 361 m
- Looks along the islands of the Highland Boundary Fault

- Distance
- 1.2 miles / 1.9 km one way
- Climbing
- About 340 m
- Start
- Balmaha
- Summit
- Conic Hill, 361 m
- Route shape
- One way to the summit
Make your walk part of home.
Start with your trail
The route is ready. Add the details of your own walk.
Make it personal
Choose your artwork style, title and the date of your walk.
Make room for it
Choose your print size. We’ll print, pack and deliver it to your door.
The details, covered.
All questionsHow long is the Conic Hill walk?
About 1.9 km each way from Balmaha, climbing about 340 m, according to the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority.
How high is Conic Hill?
361 m.
Is Conic Hill on the West Highland Way?
Yes. The West Highland Way crosses the shoulder of Conic Hill on its way to Balmaha.
Can I include the name of the trail and its elevation?
Yes. Add your own title, distance, elevation and date to make the artwork personal to your hike.
Which course will my print use?
Start with the ready-made course, or add your own Strava activity or GPX to use the route you recorded.
What sizes can I choose?
Choose 30 × 40 cm (about 12 × 16 in) or 50 × 70 cm (about 20 × 28 in). Both are printed on 200gsm premium matte paper.
Is a frame included?
You can add a ready-to-hang wooden frame in black, white, natural or dark wood when you order. It arrives with the print already fitted. Or order the print on its own to frame it yourself.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery takes 3–4 working days, with free tracked delivery.
Can I give a Conic Hill print as a gift?
Yes. It makes a personal gift for anyone who has done the Conic Hill walk. Add their title and the date of their walk, and it is sent with free tracked delivery, rolled and ready to frame, or fitted in a frame if you add one.
Conic Hill
About the Conic Hill print
Conic Hill rises behind the village of Balmaha on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond, and its ridge follows the Highland Boundary Fault, the line between the Lowlands and the Highlands. The path starts at the Balmaha car park and climbs through the woods onto the open hillside, on the line of the West Highland Way.
From the top, at 361 m, the islands of Loch Lomond line up along the fault, with Ben Lomond to the north. It is about 1.9 km each way. The ready-made route runs one way, from Balmaha to the summit. Add the date of your walk, and the print keeps your own view over the loch.
Bring your Conic Hill walk home.
Personalise the route with your title and the date of your walk.
Prints from €38.99 · Free tracked delivery