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Elevation
1,003m
3,291 ft
Prominence
341m
Coordinates
57.0285, -5.3542
NM965980
OS Map
33 40
Explorer: 398E
The summit features a sizeable stone cairn, and on a clear day, the views extend across to Ben Nevis and Loch Etive.
Sgurr Mor primarily consists of hard volcanic rock, which contributes to its rugged terrain and steep cliffs. The presence of ancient glacial features around the mountain adds to its geological interest.
From the summit, you can see the stunning expanse of the Scottish Highlands, including Loch Etive, Ben Cruachan, and even as far as the iconic peak of Ben Nevis.
The name 'Sgurr Mor' translates roughly to 'big peak' in Gaelic, a highly fitting title for this prominent mountain.
Sgurr Mor is a popular target for Munro-baggers and has historical significance tied to the ancient clans of the Highlands, with local legends that add a mystical flavour to the landscape.
A well-defined path leading from the Glen Etive road up the Northeast ridge, providing spectacular views on the ascent.
For the more adventurous, this route takes you directly up the face of Sgurr Mor, offering a steep and demanding trek.
There is a layby off the A82 at the head of Glen Etive, providing access to several routes including the North East Ridge.
Buses run from towns such as Oban and Fort William to nearby villages, from where local taxis may be available to drop you close to the trails.
Facilities are quite limited; however, the nearby village of Taynuilt has small shops and cafes, along with public toilets.
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