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Elevation
923m
3,028 ft
Prominence
17m
Coordinates
51.9911, -9.7069
V828834
OS Map
78
The summit is crowned with a small cairn, offering a perfect spot for a celebratory snack (or an impromptu dance if the mood strikes!).
The mountain is composed predominantly of schist, resulting in rocky outcrops and smooth, glacially polished areas that display the incredible geological history of the region.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of Glen Etive, the majestic Buachaille Etive Mòr, and the expansive moors of Rannoch.
The name 'Cnoc an Chuillinn' translates to 'Hill of the Holly', a nod to the area's rich natural flora.
The mountain holds a special place in local folklore, often associated with old Gaelic legends and stories of mythical creatures.
The most popular route starts from Glen Etive, leading through a scenic glen and up the slopes of the mountain.
There is a parking area at the end of the road leading to the Dalness Estate where you can start your adventure.
Buses run to nearby areas; however, a car is recommended for convenience.
While there are no facilities directly at the base, Fort William has plenty of cafés, shops, and even a few charming pubs to relax after your trek.
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