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Ruadh Stac Mor

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Ruadh Stac Mor, together with neighbouring A Mhaighdean, is perhaps the remotest Munro in Britain. It is in the heart of the Fisherfield Forest and is a truly stunning viewpoint - steep mountains rise abruptly from the surrounding lochs and bogs whilst a huge sweep of the sea is over to the west.

 You have not climbed Ruadh Stac Mor.

Region: Ullapool

Altitude: 918 metres

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Detailed route description and map

The Fisherfield 6, from Shenavall

Other routes and challenges

A spectacular alternative route is to head into the heart of this wild area from Poolewe. From Kernsary the route heads eventually to the causeway between Fionn Loch and Duch Loch. Continue on the stalkers' path above Carnmore before striking off for the west ridge of A' Mhaighdean, south of Fuar Loch Beag. This offers some scrambling en route to the summit. Head down to the bealach before heading up Ruadh Stac Mor; for the return a stalkers path can be picked up from the bealach between the two Munros.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

Ullapool Hotels

Ullapool B&B

Ullapool Cottages

Ullapool & Assynt Hostels

Panoramic summit view (click to open)



Munro book

Users' walk reports for Ruadh Stac Mor

There are 1907 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Ruadh Stac Mor. They have contributed 63 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
  07/09/2015  47 M5C1
  21/09/2019  41 M2
  08/05/2017  33 M5C1
  15/06/2014  32 M7C1
  28/05/2018  28 M5C1
  25/12/2017  28 M2
  09/06/2018  25 M5C1
  18/04/2014  25 M5
  19/05/2012  25 M5C1
  29/05/2013  23 M5C1
  11/05/2016  20 M5
  27/07/2014  18 M5
  28/05/2016  16 M5C1
  28/04/2014  16 M7C1
  25/05/2017  15 M2C1
  24/03/2012  14 M5C1
  17/07/2017  13 M2
  07/05/2014  13 M6
  26/05/2018  11 M4
  28/07/2017  11 M5C1
  25/08/2012  10 M5C1
  26/06/2018  9 M5C2
  29/08/2020  8 M5C1
  03/06/2017  8 M5C1
  26/05/2018  7 M5
  28/05/2016  7 M5
  06/08/2013  7 M5
  18/08/2012  7 M5C1
  18/07/2020  6 M5C1
  11/09/2015  6 M5C1
  31/05/2012  6 M5C1
  31/05/2012  6 M5C1
  19/04/2009  6 M5C1
  30/08/2020  5 M2S3
  05/05/2019  5 M2
  14/07/2016  5 M5C1
  07/10/2015  5 M5C3
  29/08/2015  5 M5C1
  12/09/2014  4 M5C1
  28/06/2014  4 M5
  12/07/2013  4 M5
  16/06/2013  4 M2
  11/08/2012  4 M5C1
  17/07/1998  4 M2
  21/05/2017  3 M5C1
  27/06/2012  3 M5C1
  26/05/2012  3 M5C1
  17/04/2016  2 M7
  29/05/2013  2 M5C1
  03/09/2011  2 M7C1
  26/04/2011  2 M5C1
  25/10/2010  2 M5C1
  22/09/2019  1 M5
  30/04/2016  1 M4
  01/01/2014  1 M2
  22/03/2012  1 M5C1
  11/07/2010  1 M2C2
  22/07/1975  1 M2
  09/09/2015  0 M5C1
  02/07/2013  0 M5C1
  03/05/2011  0 M5
  28/04/2011  0 M5C1
  17/05/2010  0 M2

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