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Elevation
880m
2,887 ft
Prominence
515m
Coordinates
56.9985, -5.2737
NN012944
OS Map
33
Explorer: 399
The summit features a prominent rocky outcrop with a small cairn, perfect for a celebratory photo-op to boast about your conquest of the Munro.
Sgurr Mhurlagain is primarily composed of schist and gneiss, giving rise to the distinct rugged terrain typical of the area. The mountain’s geology presents an exceptional example of the processes of metamorphism and structural deformation common in the Highlands.
From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, Loch Awe, and if you're lucky, on a clear day, you might even glimpse Ben Nevis.
The name Sgurr Mhurlagain translates from Gaelic to 'peak of the rolling (or tumbling) ground', which aptly describes the mountain's undulating slopes.
Sgurr Mhurlagain has historical significance as part of the expansive wilderness that has shaped the local culture and traditions, often featuring in folklore.
This route takes you along the stunning north-east ridge, providing hikers with an exciting ascent and spectacular views.
A less traveled but equally rewarding path that offers a more solitary experience amidst the stunning highland landscape.
There is parking available at the Ben Cruachan Dam, which is approximately a 15-minute drive to the starting point for your ascent.
Buses operate from Oban to the nearby village of Cruachan, offering a convenient route for those relying on public transport.
Cafes and shops in Taynuilt provide opportunities for food and rest. There are also public toilets located in the village.
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