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Elevation
1,005m
3,297 ft
Prominence
10m
Coordinates
57.4645, -5.1110
NH135458
OS Map
25
Explorer: 430
The summit boasts a large stone cairn and a dramatic panoramic view of the surrounding Highlands, with a few stubborn rocks up there just to remind you of the tough climb.
Maoile Lunndaidh is primarily composed of metamorphic and igneous rock, typical of the region's ancient geological history. The distinctive quartzite formations offer a glimpse into the mountain's turbulent past, with stunning craggy outcrops that excite both geologists and photographers alike.
On a clear day, you can spot Ben Wyvis, the Fannichs, and even the distant peaks of Torridon, making it a feast for the eyes worthy of a few bragging rights.
The name 'Maoile Lunndaidh' is derived from Scots Gaelic, meaning 'the rounded hill of the blacksmith', hinting at the area's historical significance as a place of craftsmanship.
The mountain has been an important landmark for local communities for generations, with numerous trails entwining its foot and historic stories surrounding its mighty presence.
A scenic route starting from the bridge at NH134453, taking you past beautiful forests and moorland before tackling the summit itself.
There is parking available at the bridge near NH134453, which accommodates several vehicles. Arrive early during peak seasons to ensure a spot.
The nearest public transport options are limited, with bus services running from Inverness to Garve, approximately 10 miles away.
While there are no facilities directly on the mountain, Dingwall offers several cafes, shops, and public toilets for your pre- or post-hike needs.
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