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Elevation
85m
279 ft
Prominence
70m
Coordinates
57.7162, -7.1796
NF916814
OS Map
18
Explorer: 454E
The summit features a modest cairn marking the top, providing a panoramic view encompassing Loch Linnhe and the surrounding peaks, perfect for a celebratory snack break.
Cnoc Bhuirgh is primarily composed of ancient volcanic rock, providing a rich tapestry for geological enthusiasts. The rugged features of the mountain reflect its volcanic origins, with scattered remnants of pyroclastic deposits.
From the summit, one can gaze upon the stunning Loch Linnhe, the majestic peaks of Morvern, and the rugged scenery of the surrounding Highlands.
The name 'Cnoc Bhuirgh' translates to 'Hill of the Gorse' in Scottish Gaelic, a nod to the vibrant yellow gorse that flourishes in the area.
Historically, the area around Cnoc Bhuirgh has been inhabited for thousands of years, with numerous archaeological sites hinting at its rich cultural heritage.
This pleasant circular route starts from the village of Ardgour, weaving through scenic glens and alongside tranquil streams before ascending to the summit of Cnoc Bhuirgh.
A small car park is located at the start of the route in Ardgour, accommodating approximately 10-12 vehicles. It’s advisable to arrive early during peak season.
Transport for the area is limited. The nearest bus route runs from Fort William to Ardgour approximately three times a day.
There are no facilities on the mountain itself. Visitors should take packed lunches and ample water. The nearest facilities are located in Fort William, which boasts a range of cafes, shops, and public toilets.
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