Sgùrr nan Ceathramhnan

Sgùrr nan Ceathramhnan is a mountain summit in the Northwest Highlands with two connected peaks separated by a curved ridge. The formation creates a demanding walk across exposed grassland and rock between the two high points.

The name comes from Gaelic and means 'peak of the quarters', referring to historic land divisions and boundaries in the region. The naming reflects ancient property or territorial divisions marked by the ridge system.

The mountain holds a place in Highland climbing traditions and draws experienced hikers seeking demanding routes through remote landscapes. It reflects the region's deep connection to its mountain terrain.

The climb requires experience in mountain terrain and good navigation skills, especially in poor weather conditions. It is wise to go equipped properly and check weather conditions before starting out.

On clear days, visitors can see far across the surrounding landscape from the summit, taking in multiple valleys and peaks of the region. This far-reaching view makes reaching the top particularly rewarding for walkers.

Location: Highland

Elevation above the sea: 1,151 m

Part of: Northwest Highlands

GPS coordinates: 57.25493,-5.22279

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:32