Stob Coire an Laoigh, Mountain summit in Highland, Scotland
Stob Coire an Laoigh is a mountain summit in the Highland region of Scotland, located within the Grey Corries range that runs between Fort William and Loch Treig. The peak forms part of a ridge system with several connected summits, all positioned within the central mountainous landscape of the area.
The mountain received classification as a Munro based on Scottish mountaineering categories established by Alexander Munro in the 19th century. This categorization system continues to define how climbers approach peaks throughout the Scottish Highlands today.
This peak attracts climbers and hikers interested in Scottish mountaineering, and the surrounding Grey Corries range plays a role in outdoor traditions across the Highlands. The ridges and passes have long been routes through the landscape for those exploring this part of Scotland on foot.
The peak is accessible via multiple hiking routes, including the main ridge traverse across the Grey Corries and alternative paths approaching from surrounding valleys. Most visitors make this a day trip from nearby settlements or trailheads in the area below.
The summit features a circular stone shelter built as protection from wind, serving climbers as both a landmark and a resting place. This simple structure marks the highest point and offers welcome relief on the exposed ridge.
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