Scotland walks

Region: Torridon

Altitude: 962 metres

Rank: 194th

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Sgorr Ruadh is one of the fine sandstone monoliths of the Couilin Forest. It has a magnificent face above Coire Lair but the south and west sides are much less impressive. The mountain is often climbed on its own via its steep but soggy southern slopes, or more interestingly from the bealach linking with Beinn Liath Mhor.

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Sgorr Ruadh from Achnashellach
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Sgorr Ruadh and Beinn Liath Mhor from Achnashellach
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The following users have climbed Sgorr Ruadh:

Paul Webster   helenw   canisp8064   Les Sutherland   Gigha   maddjock   mcnabm   bilco55   mcnabj   Campsieman   JimC   ketzster   Degsy   richardverrall   buachaille   magicdin   grutsnik   sfsuk   lecored1   macleay@bt   mikebeattie   NeilC   HAS   bachelorboynomore   IreneM  

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