Sgùrr Thuilm, Mountain summit in Highland, Scotland
Sgùrr Thuilm is a mountain in the Highlands with steep, craggy sides rising to 963 meters. Three distinct ridges extend from its summit in different directions.
The mountain's name comes from Gaelic, meaning 'Rocky peak of the hillock', reflecting Scotland's tradition of naming geographical features in this ancient language.
This peak belongs to the Munro collection, a tradition among Scottish mountain enthusiasts who pursue climbing all peaks over 3000 feet.
The climb can start from Glen Finnan in the south or from near Loch Arkaig to the northeast, with cycling options for the initial approach. Proper footwear and reasonable fitness are needed for the ascent.
The peak has a prominence of 614 meters and connects to a neighboring summit via a curved western ridge. This connection offers climbers an interesting route variation for their ascent.
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