Region: Torridon

Altitude: 792 metres

Rank: 169th

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Summary

Sgurr a' Chaorachain is a very fine sandstone mountain with some fantastic corries on its eastern flanks. The Bealach na Ba road climbs high across it and a vehicle track continues up to a transmitter at a summit on the very ridge. However the true summit of the mountain is thankfully out on an almost vertically-sided, domed eastern spur. The most famous feature is the dramatic Cioch Nose, the next spur to the north and a classic rock-climb.

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Sgurr a' Chaorachain from the Bealach na Ba

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