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Elevation
925m
3,033 ft
Prominence
73m
Coordinates
56.6306, -4.2174
NN640509
OS Map
42 51
Explorer: OL48E OL49W 378E 386W
At the summit, you will find a substantial cairn marking the highest point, along with a remarkable view that can make anyone stop and ponder life (or at least the meaning of socks disappearing in the wash).
An Sgorr is primarily composed of ancient Lewisian Gneiss, which is over 3 billion years old! This rock type provides a stark beauty, with its characteristic rugged appearance and glacial features.
From the summit, you can see Ben Nevis, Loch Ness, and a plethora of other peaks and glens that fill the horizon. Bring your binoculars—you might spot Nessie! Or just a fellow hiker.
The name 'An Sgorr' translates to 'The Peak' in Scots Gaelic, which is apt considering its prominent stature in the landscape.
This peak has long been valued by local climbers and walkers for its scenic beauty, making it a popular choice for those seeking a slice of the wilderness.
Starting from the car park at the end of a public road, this route ascends via the East Ridge, offering some fabulous views along the way.
A circular route that takes you through the scenic Coire Dhorraidh, providing a varied experience with delightful terrain and stunning landscapes.
Parking is available at the end of the public road near the glen. Be aware, it fills up quicker than your friend can say 'but I need my coffee!'
Public transport options are limited; the nearest bus station is in Fort William, and it's advisable to arrange for a taxi or continue by car from there.
Fort William has excellent facilities, including cafés, restaurants, shops, and public toilets. It’s well worth stocking up on snacks for the trail.
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Grid Ref: NN640509
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