Sgùrr Thuilm

Sgùrr Thuilm rises to 963 meters above sea level, featuring steep sides, craggy surfaces, and three distinct ridges extending in different directions.

The mountain's name originates from Gaelic language, translating to 'Rocky peak of the hillock', reflecting Scotland's enduring linguistic heritage in geographical features.

This peak belongs to the Munro collection of Scottish mountains, making it a destination for mountaineers pursuing the tradition of climbing all peaks over 3000 feet.

Climbers can start their ascent from Glen Finnan in the south or from the northeast near Loch Arkaig, with cycling options available for the initial approach.

The mountain exhibits 614 meters of prominence, qualifying it as both a Munro and a Marilyn, while connecting to Sgùrr nan Coireachan via a curved western ridge.

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 963 m

Part of: Northwest Highlands

GPS coordinates: 56.93703,-5.38918

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55