An Sgùrr (Lochcarron) facts for kids

An Sgùrr is a special hill located in the beautiful country of Scotland. It sits on a wide piece of land that reaches out into the water, between two sea lochs called Loch Carron and Loch Kishorn. This hill looks like a rough, rocky bump, with small cliffs all around its top, especially on the western side.

Discover An Sgùrr: A Scottish Hill

An Sgùrr is a hill in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland. It is not a very tall mountain, but it has a unique look. The name "An Sgùrr" comes from Gaelic. It means "The rocky peak." This name perfectly describes its rugged appearance.

Where is An Sgùrr Located?

An Sgùrr is found in a scenic part of Scotland. It is near the village of Lochcarron. The hill is on a peninsula, which is a piece of land almost surrounded by water. This peninsula is nestled between the calm waters of Loch Carron and Loch Kishorn. Its location offers great views of the surrounding Scottish landscape.

Exploring An Sgùrr

People who enjoy hiking can climb An Sgùrr. There are a few ways to reach the top.

• One way is from the A896 road, which passes about two kilometers north of the hill.
• Another option is a forestry track. This track starts south of Lochcarron and leads to the southeast side of the hill.
• There is also a path between Achintraid and Reraig. This path goes along the southwest side of An Sgùrr. From this path, you can reach the summit from a spot called Bealach. Bealach is a pass that separates An Sgùrr from another hill called Bad a' Chreamha.