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Elevation
898m
2,945 ft
Prominence
612m
Coordinates
57.0880, -5.4226
NG927048
OS Map
33
Explorer: 413S
The summit features a prominent trig point along with a stone cairn, making it a perfect spot for a well-earned rest and some spectacular photo opportunities. Just watch out for those pesky midges in the summer!
Sgurr nan Eugallt is predominantly composed of basalt and granite, a testament to the volcanic activity that shaped much of the Scottish Highlands. The rock formations provide a rugged yet scenic environment, perfect for avid geologists and casual hikers alike.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, including Beinn Fhionnlaidh and Loch Carron. On a clear day, the beauty of the Scottish landscape is nothing short of breathtaking.
The name 'Sgurr nan Eugallt' translates roughly to 'Peak of the Eagles', reflective of the wildlife in the area and perhaps the lofty aspirations of those who dare to summit.
The mountain is noteworthy not only for its elevation but also for its place in local folklore, often mentioned in tales of Highland clans.
This popular route starts at the end of the road through Glen Carron, leading hikers along the north-west ridge to the summit. It's well-trodden and offers a mix of rugged terrain and views to keep your spirits high.
There is a small parking area at the end of the Glen Carron road, suitable for a handful of vehicles. Arrive early to secure a spot!
Buses run from Inverness to Lochcarron, with a short taxi ride needed to reach the trailhead.
Lochcarron offers a handful of cafes, shops and a public toilet. Perfect for grabbing a cuppa before or after your hike.
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