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Elevation
983m
3,225 ft
Prominence
44m
Coordinates
57.0727, -3.6087
NO025991
OS Map
36 43
Explorer: OL57S 403S
The summit is marked by a distinctive rocky outcrop and offers a stone cairn, perfect for an Instagram photo or simply a place to catch your breath (and possibly a granola bar).
Primarily composed of granite and schist, Sgurr an Lochan Uaine showcases classic Highland topography with its rugged cliffs and glacial formations. The mountain's unique geology offers insights into the processes that shaped the region during the last Ice Age.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks of the Cairngorms, including Ben Macdui and the deep glacial loch, Loch an Eilein.
The name Sgurr an Lochan Uaine translates to 'Peak of the Green Lochan', reflecting the vibrant colour of the nearby lochan during certain seasons.
This mountain holds cultural significance in the local Gaelic heritage, often featured in folklore and legends related to the Cairngorms.
Starting from the car park at the foot of Glen Feshie, this well-maintained path winds through scenic woodland before ascending steeply up towards the summit.
A longer but less steep option that takes you through beautiful moorland and provides a more gradual ascent to the peak.
Parking is available at the end of the minor road off the A95 near Feshiebridge. The car park can accommodate several vehicles but can fill quickly on sunny weekends.
Buses from Aviemore to Feshiebridge operate regularly, but check the latest timetables as they can vary seasonally.
The nearest facilities, such as cafes and toilets, can be found in Aviemore. The nearby Loch Morlich also has picnic areas and public toilets.
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Grid Ref: NO025991
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1,183m
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