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Elevation
980m
3,215 ft
Prominence
12m
Coordinates
57.6654, -5.3464
NH004688
OS Map
19
Explorer: 433 435S
The summit features a trig point and a large stone cairn, offering a perfect spot for that 'I-actually-climbed-a-Munro' selfie.
Slioch is predominantly composed of granite, featuring rocky outcrops and scree slopes. The rugged landform has been sculpted by glacial activity, creating a stunning visual appeal.
Incredible views of the surrounding peaks, including the Beinn Eighe and Liathach, as well as sweeping vistas of Loch Maree.
The name 'Slioch' is derived from the Gaelic 'Sliabh', meaning mountain, indicating its prominent stature.
Slioch has been a favourite among hillwalkers and offers a gateway to exploring the awe-inspiring Scottish Highlands.
This is the most popular route up Slioch, starting from the car park in Kinlochewe. The trail follows the path through Gleann Bianasdail, skirting Loch Maree's shores before ascending steeply through the Coire na Sleaghaich. From here, you climb to the summit ridge to reach the trig point at NH0049968874. The route offers stunning views of Loch Maree and the Torridon mountains.
Starting from the small settlement of Incheril near Kinlochewe, this route follows the path along the northern shoreline of Loch Maree. After passing through native woodland, the trail turns northward to ascend Slioch via Coire na Sleaghaich. This route is less direct but offers a more tranquil approach with opportunities to spot wildlife along the loch.
A more adventurous circular route that includes an ascent of Sgurr Dubh before continuing to Slioch's summit. Starting from Kinlochewe, the path heads through Gleann Bianasdail, diverting to tackle Sgurr Dubh before rejoining the main route to Slioch. The descent follows the standard path back to Kinlochewe. This route is ideal for experienced hikers seeking a less-travelled option.
This alternative route begins at the Heights of Kinlochewe, following a less-trodden path through the rugged hills to the northeast of the mountain. It eventually joins the main route near Coire na Sleaghaich for the final ascent. The route is quieter and offers a sense of remoteness, with dramatic views throughout.
This route is designed for those who want to take their time and fully immerse themselves in the beauty of Slioch and its surroundings. Starting from Kinlochewe, hikers follow the standard path to Coire na Sleaghaich, where they can set up a wild camp. The next day involves a relaxed ascent to the summit and a return to Kinlochewe. This approach is perfect for those looking to make the most of the area's stunning scenery and solitude.
There is a parking area at the end of the road near the start of the trail by Loch Maree.
Limited bus services available to Kinlochewe; services may not run frequently.
There are no formal facilities near the mountain, but Kinlochewe offers a shop and some accommodation options.
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Grid Ref: NH004688
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981m
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966m
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1,015m
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1,010m
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