Càrn Mòr

Càrn Mòr is a mountain summit in the Scottish Highlands near Knoydart, rising sharply from the surrounding terrain. Its slopes are marked by exposed rock faces and moorland vegetation typical of this remote region.

The mountain was shaped by the same geological processes that formed the entire Scottish Highlands over millions of years. Its landscape bears the marks of ancient glaciers and erosion from previous ice ages.

Local residents maintain traditional Scottish hill walking practices on Càrn Mòr, following established routes passed down through generations of mountaineers.

The climb requires sturdy footwear, weatherproof clothing, and reliable navigation tools such as a map or GPS device. Weather can change rapidly in this area, so visitors should be prepared to adjust plans and bring plenty of water.

On clear days, the summit opens onto a panoramic view of interconnected mountain ridges and river valleys stretching across multiple directions. These vistas rank among the most expansive in the region, yet they remain accessible mainly from less traveled routes.

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 829 m

GPS coordinates: 56.96231,-5.45088

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:03