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Elevation
982m
3,222 ft
Prominence
144m
Coordinates
57.2834, -5.1863
NH080259
OS Map
25 33
Explorer: 414N
At the summit, hikers are greeted by a small but sturdy stone cairn and breathtaking views of the surrounding Highlands. It's the perfect spot to catch your breath and maybe take a selfie or two.
Mullach na Dheiragain is composed of ancient metamorphic rocks, specifically gneisses, which offer a glimpse into the geological history of the region. These rocks have been shaped by natural forces over millions of years, creating a stunning landscape for hikers.
From the summit, you can enjoy expansive views of the Caithness and Sutherland landscape, including the remarkable peaks of Ben More Assynt and Quinag. On clear days, the northern coast is also visible.
The name 'Mullach na Dheiragain' is derived from Gaelic, meaning 'the summit of the ridge of the day', reflecting its positioning on the landscape.
This mountain holds cultural significance as part of the rich tapestry of Scottish heritage, often appearing in local folklore and inspiring many outdoor enthusiasts.
A scenic route that provides a manageable ascent, making it ideal for less experienced hikers. Starting from the car park near Inchnadamph, this trail meanders through beautiful landscapes before leading to the summit.
There is a small car park at Inchnadamph, NH190252, which serves as the starting point for the Assynt Path. It has room for several vehicles but can fill up quickly during peak season.
There is limited public transport; however, buses run from Ullapool to nearby villages. It is recommended to check local schedules or consider private transport.
The nearest facilities, including cafes and toilets, are found in Ullapool. It’s best to refuel here before tackling the hills, as there are no facilities along the routes.
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