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Elevation
1,120m
3,675 ft
Prominence
786m
Coordinates
57.1842, -5.1548
NH094147
OS Map
33
Explorer: 414N 414S
The summit is marked by a large stone cairn, which makes for a great photo opportunity. From this point, you can soak in the expansive vistas.
The mountain is predominantly composed of granite and schist, which provides stunning ruggedness and contributes to the dramatic landscape characteristic of the Highlands.
Notable landmarks visible from the summit include Loch Duich and the impressive Five Sisters of Kintail.
A' Chraileag means 'the rocky hill' in Scots Gaelic, aptly describing its rugged features.
The mountain is part of the scenic landscape that forms the Great Glen and is intertwined with local folklore and culture.
This popular route begins at the Allt a' Chraileag car park, ascending through picturesque glens with plenty of scenic views. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned hikers.
There is a designated car park at Allt a' Chraileag (NH087154), which accommodates several vehicles. Arrive early to secure a spot!
The nearest bus service runs from Kyle of Lochalsh which is about 8 miles away, but check the local schedules as they can be infrequent.
There are no facilities directly on the mountain, but Kyle of Lochalsh has cafes, shops, and toilet facilities.
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Grid Ref: NH094147
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