Region: Cairngorms

Altitude: 813 metres

Rank: 135th

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Summary

Sgor Mor is a rather sprawling hill stretching between Glen Luibeg and Glen Dee. It is renowned as one of the finest viewpoints for the high Cairngorms.

Detailed route description and map

Sgorr Mor circular from the Linn of Dee

There are 7 public user walk reports for Sgor Mor:

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