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Moruisg

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Moruisg is a very prominent mountain rising like a beached whale above upper Glen Carron. Unfortunately the usual ascent route is up a wide and soggy slope with few features to break the effort.

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Region: Torridon

Altitude: 928 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Moruisg and Sgurr nan Ceannaichean from Glen Carron

Other routes and challenges

Alternative routes could involve ascending the NNE ridge, after a start by the Allt Gharagain - the site of a new hydro power scheme.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Lochcarron Hotels

Lochcarron B&B

Lochcarron Cottages

Torridon Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Moruisg

There are 2361 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Moruisg. They have contributed 36 public walk reports including this summit. These are ordered below with the most popular 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
  05/05/2017  27 M10C1
  18/06/2016  23 M6C2
  29/04/2017  14 M10C2
  18/04/2014  11 M7C4
  29/09/2013  10 M4C3
  09/10/2012  10 M12C1
  05/04/2019  6 M1
  18/01/2014  6 M1C1
  03/07/2011  6 M1C1
  23/03/2019  5 M1C12G1
  13/08/1982  5 M1
  31/10/2018  4 M1
  31/05/2014  4 M1C1
  29/05/2012  4 M6C2
  05/02/2017  3 M1C1
  31/03/1998  3 M4C10
  03/04/2018  2 M5S3
  17/04/2016  2 M7
  21/03/2015  2 M1C1
  31/03/2013  2 M1C1
  11/10/2016  1 M1C1
  07/04/2016  1 M1C1
  30/09/2015  1 M1C1
  01/11/2014  1 M1
  10/02/2013  1 M1
  01/11/2011  1 M1C1
  04/06/2019  0 M1C1
  14/08/2018  0 M1C1
  22/08/2015  0 M1C1
  06/06/2013  0 M1
  19/02/2013  0 M1
  22/04/2012  0 M1C1
  20/06/2011  0 M1C1
  18/06/2011  0 M1
  14/06/2011  0 M1
  27/08/2009  0 M1C1

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