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Elevation
709m
2,327 ft
Prominence
134m
Coordinates
57.1577, -5.4902
NG890128
OS Map
33
Explorer: 413S
The summit features a sizeable stone cairn and stunning panoramic views, where taking selfies is obligatory. Just make sure to capture the moment correctly; the wind has been known to play tricks on people's hairdos!
Sgurr na Laire Brice is composed mainly of metamorphic rock, with layers of schist and gneiss that create stunning landscapes. The geological history here dates back to the Precambrian period, which adds a sense of ancient majesty to your hike.
From the summit, you can gaze upon the majestic Cuillin ridge, Loch Brittle, and a panorama of Skye that will leave you dumbfounded. It’s a view that could make even a stone weep with envy.
Sgurr na Laire Brice translates to 'Peak of the Moorland' in Gaelic, reflecting its rugged terrain and significance in the local landscape.
This mountain holds cultural importance for the local Highland clans and is often referred to in folklore and storytelling as a place of beauty and challenge.
A popular route starting from the Glean Mòr valley, taking you through picturesque glens and rocky ridges, with beautiful views all around.
An alternative route starting in Glen Brittle, offering scenic views of the Cuillin Mountains and a more challenging ascent, perfect for seasoned hikers.
Parking is available at Glen Brittle, with a small car park that can fill up quickly during summer months. Arrive early to secure a space, or you might find yourself a mile up the road and still not on the trail!
Limited bus services operate from Portree to Glen Brittle; check local timetables.
The nearest facilities are located in Portree, where you can find cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. Don't forget to reward yourself with a slice of cake after your hike!
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