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Elevation
710m
2,330 ft
Prominence
179m
Coordinates
57.3510, -3.4314
NJ139298
OS Map
36
Explorer: OL61S 419S
The summit is marked by a large stone cairn and features stunning panoramic views of the surrounding glens and peaks, perfect for a photo op (or several!).
The mountain is primarily composed of schist, a type of metamorphic rock that gives rise to its rugged landscape. Its formation is a testament to the powerful geological forces that shaped the Highlands over millions of years.
From the summit, hikers can see the majestic Five Sisters of Kintail and the tranquil Loch Duich, providing a feast for the eyes that can rival any buffet.
The name 'Carn a' Ghille Chearr' translates roughly to 'Cairn of the left-handed lad', possibly nodding to local folklore or historical figures.
This mountain is not just a visual delight; it holds historical significance for local clans and has been a cherished location for generations of hikers.
A scenic route that starts at Loch Reasort, winding through beautiful glens and offering a gradual ascent up the mountain.
A shorter but steeper ascent from the A887, leading directly to the summit with beautiful views along the way.
The nearest parking is at the end of the minor road off the A887, with ample space for vehicles. Just remember to park responsibly – don't block the sheep!
There is limited public transport; however, the nearest bus service runs from Kyle of Lochalsh to Invermoriston. From there, a taxi might be your best bet to get closer.
There are no facilities directly on the mountain, but facilities including cafes and toilets can be found in Ratagan and nearby Kyle of Lochalsh.
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