Region: Skye

Altitude: 775 metres

Rank: 198th

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Summary

Glamaig is the highest of the Red Hills, a great cone of scree whose ascent is unforgiving, and the scene of the famously punishing hill-race. It is one of the best viewpoints on Skye.

Detailed route description and map

Glamaig and the Red Hills from Sligachan

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