Smallest summit areas

[hailiamdigby]

I remember getting to the top of Stuchd an Lochain and being surprised at how small the summit area was, as I think I had mostly seen large-plateau style summit areas, up until that Munro.
Since then, I've always wondered how many other Scottish mountains have similarly small summit-areas. Doesn't have to be a Munro. Can anyone name some?
Thanks.

[malky_c]

Most of the Black Cuillin. In particular, I'm not sure it is possible for more than one person at a time to stand on top of Sgurr Dubh Mor. Sgurr nan Gillean, Sgurr a Mhadaidh and Sgurr nan Gillean I remember as being particularly small as well.

Not in the same league, but others are:
Binnein Mor (Mamores)
Stob a Choin (Loch Voil)
Marsco (Skye)
Sgurr Ruadh (Achnashellach)
Sgurr a Bhealaich Dheirg (Glen Shiel)
Beinn na h-Eaglaise (Arnisdale)
Sgurr an Fhidhleir (Coigach)

Loads more I can't think of right now.

[gaffr]

The three Bidein Druim nan Ramhs in the Cuillin range.

[basscadet]

The one that pops into my mind is Sgurr Fionnadh on An Teallach..

[Lightfoot2017]

I find my testicles retract into my abdominal cavity whenever I stand atop a very narrow or restricted summit, where I might fall and hurt myself.

So I tend to avoid them

[NickyRannoch]

Off top of my head Spidean Coire nan Clach and Binnein Mor were pretty small.

[Tinto63]

Of the Donalds, only Curlywee has a small (pointy) summit, and I suppose Saddle Yoke would also qualify.

[GillC]

Cruachans a titchy one,,,trig is sunk down in a rocky top,,,,,

[geefre]

The Cobbler is pretty small as well, isn't it?

[GillC]

well,,the top of the needle is small,,couple of mtrs sq,,

[BoyVertiginous]

Cruachans a titchy one,,,trig is sunk down in a rocky top,,,,,

Stob Diamh, further along the ridge, and its subsidiary tops aren't particularly large...similar in size if not smaller than Stuch'd an Lochain if I recall correctly

[hailiamdigby]

Thanks for the replies.
A few names in there that I recognize straight away. Obviously, plenty to come in the future then
To answer my original question, the top that follows from the Munro summit of Meall nan Tarmachan was pretty small, if I remember right.

[GillC]

aye ,,the wee pointy one,,but its only a top,,not a munro lol

[ouroboros]

I find my testicles retract into my abdominal cavity whenever I stand atop a very narrow or restricted summit, where I might fall and hurt myself.

I wouldn't plan on making a speech atop Sgurr nan Gillean then....you may find your mouth is full.

[jmarkb]

The very top of the Inn Pinn (the Bolster Stone) is rather small: http://www.mountainmotion.co.uk/files/9213/3832/6599/blog-28may12b.jpg The highest point used to be on the main bulk of the pinnacle, but the top got blasted off by a lightning strike a few years back.