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Elevation
103m
338 ft
Prominence
37m
Coordinates
58.2319, -5.2752
NC078317
OS Map
15
Explorer: 442W
At the summit, you'll find a modest cairn, which, while not a stone's throw away from anything, does serve as a perfect selfie spot. Don't forget to tip your hat to the north for the best views!
Creag Liath is primarily composed of ancient schist and gneiss, giving it a rugged appearance typical of the Scottish Highlands. The presence of glacial till around its base provides interesting insights into past climatic conditions.
Dramatic views of the surrounding mountains including the Five Sisters of Kintail, and southwards over Loch Duich. On a clear day, the Isle of Skye peeks through the horizon.
The name 'Creag Liath' translates to 'Grey Crag' in Gaelic, perhaps inspired by the mountain's weathered appearance.
This mountain is part of the rich tapestry of the Scottish Highlands, known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage, including historical walking paths used by locals for centuries.
This route starts from the small car park near the A887 road, leading you gently through the scenic glen before ascending the steep slopes of the mountain's eastern face.
A more challenging ascent, this trail approaches from the north, featuring some exhilarating scrambles and an impressive view over Loch Cluanie.
There is a small car park on the A887 near the entrance to the Coire nan Leag trail. Space is limited, so it's advisable to arrive early.
Bus services operate from nearby towns like Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh, but a car is recommended for easier access.
There are no facilities found directly at the trailhead, but Ratagan offers a small shop and a cafe just a few minutes away.
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