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Elevation
129m
423 ft
Prominence
32m
Coordinates
58.0522, -5.3791
NC007120
OS Map
15
Explorer: 439W
The summit features a classic stone cairn, which makes an excellent photo opportunity. The surrounding boulders provide a perfect resting spot to admire the extensive views.
Creag Dhubh is primarily composed of granite, with occasional schist and gneiss features, typical of the rugged Scottish Highland landscape. This geological composition adds to its dramatic slopes and beautiful crags, perfect for eager climbers and photographers alike.
From the summit, one can enjoy panoramic views of Ben Wyvis, the Cromarty Firth, and the rolling hills of the Highlands. On a clear day, the sight can be nothing short of breath-taking.
Creag Dhubh translates from Scottish Gaelic as 'Black Crag', likely referencing its rocky, shadowy slopes.
This mountain has been a notable landmark for centuries, providing a natural guide through the highlands for both locals and adventurers.
Starting from the small village of Strathpeffer, this route meanders through enchanting woodlands before ascending the hillside, providing a gentle warm-up before the final push to the summit.
Parking is available in Strathpeffer, with ample spaces near the village green. Be sure to park responsibly to avoid annoying the locals.
Regular bus services operate from Inverness to Strathpeffer, making it accessible for those relying on public transport.
In Strathpeffer, you can find cafes for refreshments, public toilets, and guesthouses if you're looking to stay overnight.
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Grid Ref: NC007120
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