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Elevation
197m
647 ft
Prominence
197m
Coordinates
57.8806, -8.4972
NA151064
OS Map
18
Explorer: 460W
The summit boasts a rocky outcrop and a quaint cairn, perfect for a summit selfie – just watch out for the seagulls.
Predominantly composed of layered volcanic rock, featuring striking cliffs and crags, which offer a canvas for the dramatic geological history of the area.
Stunning views across the Isle of Skye, the Outer Hebrides, and the majestic peaks of the Scottish Highlands.
Stac an Armin translates to 'the stack of the pinnacle' in Gaelic, a fitting description considering its imposing stature.
The mountain is a popular destination for tourists and climbers, capturing the essence of the rugged Scottish landscape.
Starting from Village Bay on Hirta, take a boat transfer to Stac an Armin. This route involves a steep climb from the base of the stac to its summit. The ascent requires excellent scrambling skills and a head for heights, as the terrain is rugged and exposed. Ensure you have proper climbing equipment and are accompanied by an experienced guide.
This route begins with a boat tour of the St Kilda archipelago, including Boreray, where Stac an Armin is located. After reaching the base of Stac an Armin via a guided boat landing, climbers ascend the steep, rocky slopes to the summit. The route offers incredible views of the surrounding sea and wildlife, including seabird colonies.
Embark on a combined expedition to Boreray and Stac an Armin. This challenging route includes a boat landing on Boreray, a climb to its summit, and a transfer to Stac an Armin for an additional ascent. This is a highly technical route meant for experienced climbers with proper gear and guides.
Parking is available at the An Corran car park, approximately 8 km from the start of the main routes.
Bus services connect from Portree, but be prepared for a bit of a hike from the bus stop.
Cafés and pubs in Portree offer a welcome rest after a day’s hike. Public toilets are available at An Corran.
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