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Elevation
954m
3,130 ft
Prominence
9m
Coordinates
57.5843, -5.4306
NG950601
OS Map
19
Explorer: 433
The summit is marked by a prominent cairn surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding hills; the sheer drop-offs might take your breath away (in more ways than one).
Primarily composed of granitic gneiss, Coinneach Mhor showcases the ancient pressures that formed this rugged terrain. The rounded summits and steep slopes are typical of glacial erosion, offering a glimpse into the region’s geological past.
From the summit, one can see the distant peaks of the Fannichs, Loch Maree, and on a clear day, the coastline of Wester Ross.
The name 'Coinneach Mhor' translates to 'Big Kenneth', likely reflecting a historical or mythical figure associated with the mountain or surrounding area.
This mountain holds cultural significance for local communities and has often been mentioned in Scottish folklore.
Starting from the village of Achnasheen, this route gently ascends the northwest ridge, providing a manageable climb with breathtaking views.
There is a small car park located at Achnasheen, providing easy access to the trailhead. Make sure to arrive early as it fills up quickly on weekends.
Achnasheen is accessible via the Strathcarron train line; check local schedules as services can be infrequent.
Facilities in Achnasheen include a public restroom and a small convenience store. The Achnasheen Hotel is a great place to warm up with a hot drink after your hike.
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