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Elevation
888m
2,913 ft
Prominence
237m
Coordinates
57.2164, -5.0268
NH173180
OS Map
34
Explorer: 415
The summit boasts a majestic cairn which provides a lovely photo opportunity, with the views below making it look like a postcard from the Highlands.
Aonach Shasuinn is primarily composed of Lewisian gneiss, a rock type that dates back over 3 billion years. This ancient geology makes it one of the oldest rocks in the UK and lends the area a rugged charm that might consider wearing a tweed jacket.
From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Cuillin range, Loch Scavaig, and other surrounding peaks, which will make you feel like you’re on top of the world.
The name 'Aonach Shasuinn' roughly translates to 'mountain of the ancient', reflecting its storied geological past.
Historically, this peak has been revered by local climbers and adventurers as a significant Munro, attracting those eager to conquer the Scottish Highlands.
This route begins at the Camasunary car park and involves a gentle ascent across grassy slopes and rocky outcrops, providing a well-trodden path to the summit.
Camasunary car park (grid reference: NG485210). Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure your spot.
The nearest public transport is located in Broadford, from where you can arrange for a taxi to Camasunary.
Facilities are sparse in the immediate vicinity; however, Broadford offers cafes, shops, and toilets. Just enough to fill your rucksack before a long trek.
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