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Bruach na Frithe

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Bruach na Frithe is one of the most straightforward of the Cuillin Munros, and often the first to be climbed. It is hidden from Sligachan by Sgurr a Bhasteir but has a pointed summit though with fewer spectacular crags than its neighbours. It is a superb viewpoint for the main Ridge.

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Region: Isle of Skye

Altitude: 958 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Bruach na Frithe via Fionn Coire or the Northwest Ridge

Other routes and challenges

The above description covers both the ordinary route by Fionn Choire and the scramble up the northwest ridge. The main Cuillin Ridge stretching to the south soon involves unavoidable rock-climbing.

It is possible to extend the route to include Am Basteir, using a scree path from beyond the Sgurr a' Fhionn Choire, keeping to the left below the imposing Tooth and the mountain itself to reach the Bealach a' Bhasteir - from there, follow the Am Basteir route.

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Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Bruach na Frithe

There are 3040 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Bruach na Frithe. They have contributed 85 public walk reports including this summit. These are ordered below with the most recent ones first. The rightmost column shows how many summits were included in their report, which may help you to find the most relevant reports.

Title AuthorDate walked LikesHills
  11/08/2018  6 M2
  13/07/2018  2 M2
  12/07/2018  7 M4
  30/05/2018  1 M1
  25/05/2018  3 M3
  25/05/2018  0 M12
  05/05/2018  0 M1
  04/02/2018  8 M1
  22/07/2017  37 M11
  10/07/2017  4 M1
  02/07/2017  1 M1
  03/06/2017  2 M1
  11/05/2017  10 M9
  02/05/2017  8 M1
  27/03/2017  7 M1
  27/03/2017  4 M1
  09/03/2017  6 M1
  12/06/2016  7 M10
  06/06/2016  13 M11
  06/06/2016  5 M2
  05/06/2016  5 M3
  28/05/2016  0 M3
  08/05/2016  1 M1
  26/04/2016  5 M1
  06/04/2016  12 M1C1G3
  13/10/2015  4 M1
  13/10/2015  3 M3
  07/09/2015  7 M11
  08/08/2015  22 M12
  04/07/2015  3 M3
  01/07/2015  3 M1
  18/05/2015  7 M1
  13/10/2014  2 M1
  22/09/2014  3 M1
  19/09/2014  2 M1
  18/09/2014  0 M1
  27/08/2014  14 M1
  24/08/2014  2 M3
  27/07/2014  0 M3
  27/06/2014  4 M3
  02/06/2014  5 M11
  30/05/2014  1 M3
  21/05/2014  3 M11
  18/05/2014  2 M11
  17/05/2014  3 M3
  29/03/2014  18 M1
  24/10/2013  0 M1
  15/10/2013  3 M1
  14/10/2013  1 M1G1
  13/10/2013  3 M11
  06/09/2013  3 M2
  24/08/2013  0 M1
  18/08/2013  5 M2
  22/07/2013  21 M12
  20/06/2013  1 M2
  03/06/2013  1 M11
  26/05/2013  2 M11
  16/10/2012  0 M3
  09/10/2012  10 M12C1
  23/06/2012  2 M3
  05/06/2012  0 M1
  03/06/2012  6 M1
  02/06/2012  1 M3
  27/05/2012  12 M11
  14/05/2012  1 M2
  11/05/2012  8 M3
  22/03/2012  19 M3
  16/11/2011  1 M1
  15/08/2011  11 M2
  03/08/2011  2 M1
  20/07/2011  18 M1
  04/06/2011  6 M11
  17/05/2011  1 M2
  11/10/2010  1 M1
  14/05/2009  1 M1
  08/08/2008  0 M1
  17/07/2008  0 M1
  15/07/2008  0 M1
  15/07/2008  0 M1
  04/06/2008  1 M2
  05/06/2007  0 M11
  13/05/2007  0 M2
  05/01/2007  3 M11
  19/05/2003  3 M11
  02/04/1997  1 M4C3G6S1

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