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Elevation
250m
820 ft
Prominence
75m
Coordinates
57.0918, -5.9732
NG594071
OS Map
32 39
Explorer: 412
The summit features a classic stone cairn, which makes for an excellent photo backdrop. On a clear day, you might find yourself sharing the summit with a curious bird or two, apparently hoping for a snack.
Sgurr Breac is primarily composed of schist and granite, which formed during the Caledonian orogeny. The rock formations offer an interesting view into the earth's geological history and provide a solid footing, though the more fragile layers can be a bit crumbly, so watch your step!
From the summit, you can see the spectacular Loch Duich and the surrounding mountains, including the imposing peaks of the Five Sisters of Kintail. Keep your eyes peeled for the Isle of Skye in the distance!
The name Sgurr Breac translates from Gaelic to 'speckled peak', perhaps a nod to the colour variations in the rock and vegetation.
The area is steeped in local legends and has been a popular destination for hikers and climbers for many years, thanks to its stunning natural beauty and challenging climbs.
This scenic route begins from the car park near Inverinate and takes you up the North East Ridge, which is steep but well-defined. A friendly incline that rewards you with views of Loch Duich.
An alternative approach via the West Ridge, this route offers a slightly longer but gentler ascent perfect for those who prefer to take their time and enjoy the surroundings.
The nearest parking is at the Inverinate car park, which has space for about a dozen vehicles. Get there early if you want a spot during peak season!
While public transport is limited, the nearest bus stop is at Dornie, approximately 7 km away. A bit of a walk, but it can help you stretch those legs before hitting the trail.
There are no facilities directly on the mountain, but the nearby town of Kyle of Lochalsh offers cafes, restaurants, and public toilets to refresh yourself before and after your climb.
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