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Sail Chaorainn

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Sail Chaorainn is a rather forgotten peak amongst the Kintail Munros, being situated out of sight behind Sgurr nan Conbhairean. It's position on the ridge extending north from that peak makes it fairly remote.

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Region: Kintail

Altitude: 1002 metres

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Detailed route description and map

Sgurr nan Conbhairean from Loch Cluanie

Other routes and challenges

An ascent of Sail Chaorainn on its own could be made by approaching up Glen Doe from the A887, and tackling the An Reithe ridge.

The Sgurr nan Conbhairean group is linked to the A' Chralaig and Mullach Fraoch-choire ridge by the Bealach Choire a' Chaitt. To ascend all five Munros in the group, the best option is a starting point in the remote upper reaches of Glen Affric to the north, though the approach to the foot of the ridges is very long and would usually require an overnight stay. The Corbett Carn a' Choire Ghairbh could also be included.

Walker-friendly accommodation in the area

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Panoramic summit view (click to open)




Users' walk reports for Sail Chaorainn

There are 2669 Walkhighlanders who have climbed Sail Chaorainn. They have contributed 56 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
  15/07/2013  30 M12
  24/05/2014  11 M11
  11/12/2012  11 M3
  09/10/2016  9 M3
  09/07/2013  9 M12
  19/05/2013  9 M5
  08/09/2018  8 M3
  02/05/2014  8 M14
  24/03/2012  7 M3
  09/09/2011  7 M3
  25/03/2015  6 M3
  28/05/2017  5 M5
  05/08/2018  4 M4
  25/06/2017  4 M3
  06/06/2014  4 M5
  07/05/2018  3 M10
  02/07/2016  3 M3
  22/06/2014  3 M3
  13/04/2013  3 M3
  18/03/2018  2 M3
  07/07/2017  2 M3
  20/10/2015  2 M7
  09/06/2015  2 M3
  02/11/2012  2 M6
  04/04/2012  2 M3
  03/06/2018  1 M3
  05/11/2017  1 M3
  02/08/2017  1 M5
  07/05/2016  1 M5
  12/09/2014  1 M5
  16/08/2014  1 M3
  08/06/2014  1 M12
  26/05/2014  1 M3
  24/05/2014  1 M3
  29/06/2013  1 M5
  18/09/2011  1 M3
  25/10/2010  1 M5
  21/10/2010  1 M3
  24/09/2018  0 M3
  21/07/2018  0 M5
  27/08/2017  0 M3
  27/05/2017  0 M3
  08/05/2016  0 M5
  02/06/2013  0 M3
  17/03/2013  0 M3
  22/09/2012  0 M6C1
  27/10/2011  0 M3
  23/09/2011  0 M3
  21/07/2011  0 M8
  03/07/2011  0 M6
  19/05/2011  0 M3
  18/04/2011  0 M3
  10/10/2010  0 M3
  17/08/2010  0 M3
  04/08/2010  0 M3
  07/10/2009  0 M3

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