Region: Fort William

Altitude: 913 metres

Rank: 4th

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Summary

Sgurr a'Choire-bheithe is the culminating point of the very long and rugged ridge running from Loch Quoich to above Barrisdale Bay. It is one of the highest Corbetts and there is continued speculation as to whether it could really be a Munro.

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