Morven, Mountain summit in Highland, Scotland.
Morven is a mountain summit in the Scottish Highlands standing at 706 meters high. The rocky peak is marked by a prominent cairn built at its highest point.
The mountain is part of an ancient ridge system stretching across the northeastern Highlands from Tongue toward the coast. This range has shaped the landscape for thousands of years.
The mountain carries both English and Gaelic names, with locals referring to it as A' Mhór Bheinn, reflecting the strong linguistic heritage of the Scottish Highlands.
Several walking routes lead to the summit across open moorland and rocky slopes. The weather can change rapidly, so bring proper clothing and be prepared for exposed conditions.
The mountain maintains a prominence of 574 meters, with nearby peaks including Small Mount, Carn Mor, and Smean creating a distinct Highland topography.
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