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Elevation
901m
2,956 ft
Prominence
183m
Coordinates
57.0289, -5.3179
NM987979
OS Map
33 40
Explorer: 398E 399
The summit boasts a large stone cairn and offers a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and valleys, making it a prime spot for those nostalgic photo ops.
Primarily composed of granite with some metamorphic rock, Sgurr an Fhuarain features interesting glacial sculpting which can be admired along the ascent. Who knew geology could be so captivating?
From the summit, hikers can enjoy views of the adjacent mountains, including Ben Nevis to the south, and the majestic hills of Glen Etive to the north.
Sgurr an Fhuarain translates loosely to 'the peak of the springs,' a nod to the mountain's numerous water sources.
This peak holds cultural significance in local Scottish folklore, often regarded as a place of power and inspiration for local poets and storytellers.
This route follows the Allt Coire Ghaoran, leading hikers through lush valleys and offering stunning vistas of the surrounding highlands.
There is a small parking area at the start of the route near the Allt Coire Ghaoran, which has room for about 10 vehicles. Arriving early is advisable as it fills up quickly.
Catch the bus to Dalavich, which operates in summer. Alternatively, regular service buses run to nearby villages, but prepare for a bit of a trek to the trailhead.
While there are no facilities near the mountain itself, Oban has plenty of cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. Fuel up on cake before your adventure!
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Grid Ref: NM987979
Sgurr a' Mhaoraich
1,027m
Gleouraich
1,035m
An Caisteal
622m
Sgurr Fhuaran
1,069m
Ladhar Bheinn
1,020m
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