Coire Sgùrra-breac

Valley in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Coire Sgùrra-breac

Cairn an Duine (The Cairn of the man) On the pass leading down to Loch Langabhat, just visible in the distance. Oral tradition is that a man was murdered and buried nearby in times gone by. I'm surprised the cairn does not feature on the map of the area.
Cairn an Duine (The Cairn of the man) Credit: JJM

Coire Sgùrra-breac is a stunning valley located in Inverness-shire, a region in the Scottish Highlands. Nestled amidst the majestic mountains, this valley offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere that attracts outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Surrounded by towering peaks, Coire Sgùrra-breac boasts a rugged and dramatic landscape. The valley is characterized by its steep slopes, rocky terrain, and lush greenery. It is situated within close proximity to the famous Loch Ness, adding to its allure and appeal.

The valley is a perfect destination for hikers and mountaineers seeking a challenging adventure. It offers a range of hiking trails, varying in difficulty levels, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. The most popular route takes hikers through the heart of the valley, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the sparkling Loch Ness.

Coire Sgùrra-breac is also home to an abundant wildlife population. Visitors may spot red deer, golden eagles, and various other bird species during their explorations. The valley's diverse flora and fauna make it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers to capture the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

Access to Coire Sgùrra-breac is relatively easy, with nearby parking facilities and well-maintained paths. However, caution is advised due to the challenging terrain and unpredictable weather conditions. It is recommended to check weather forecasts and pack appropriate gear before venturing into the valley.

Overall, Coire Sgùrra-breac offers an awe-inspiring landscape, providing visitors with an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

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Coire Sgùrra-breac Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.989212/-6.8626045 or Grid Reference NB1210. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cairn an Duine (The Cairn of the man) On the pass leading down to Loch Langabhat, just visible in the distance. Oral tradition is that a man was murdered and buried nearby in times gone by. I'm surprised the cairn does not feature on the map of the area.
Cairn an Duine (The Cairn of the man)
On the pass leading down to Loch Langabhat, just visible in the distance. Oral tradition is that a man was murdered and buried nearby in times gone by. I'm surprised the cairn does not feature on the map of the area.
Summit trig point on Stulabhal with view towards Loch Langabhat
Summit trig point on Stulabhal with view towards Loch Langabhat
Summit plateau on Stulabhal with view towards Teileasbhal
Summit plateau on Stulabhal with view towards Teileasbhal
Summit plateau on Stulabhal with view towards An Cliseam & Mulla bho Thuath
Summit plateau on Stulabhal with view towards An Cliseam & Mulla bho Thuath
Crags leading towards Creag Stulabhal
Crags leading towards Creag Stulabhal
Summit of Creag Stulabhal
Summit of Creag Stulabhal
Broad ridge leading south from Creag Stulabhal towards Teileasbhal
Broad ridge leading south from Creag Stulabhal towards Teileasbhal
Above Gleann Mhiabhaig Descending the peak of Teileasbhal on a fine winters day looking across Gleann Mhiabhaig to the peaks of Oireabhal and Ulabhal.
Above Gleann Mhiabhaig
Descending the peak of Teileasbhal on a fine winters day looking across Gleann Mhiabhaig to the peaks of Oireabhal and Ulabhal.
Teileasbhal Looking back up our descent route from the fine peak of Teileasbhal. The Graham of Uisgneabhal Mor can be seen at the right.
Teileasbhal
Looking back up our descent route from the fine peak of Teileasbhal. The Graham of Uisgneabhal Mor can be seen at the right.
North ridge of Teileasbhal The ridge opens out into a plateau with nice walking conditions. Rare for Harris!
North ridge of Teileasbhal
The ridge opens out into a plateau with nice walking conditions. Rare for Harris!
Loch Stuladail Gleann Stuladail is another steep sided glen. Across the glen is the hill of Stulabhal.
Loch Stuladail
Gleann Stuladail is another steep sided glen. Across the glen is the hill of Stulabhal.
On Mullach an Langa with view towards Mulla bho Thuath
On Mullach an Langa with view towards Mulla bho Thuath
On Mullach an Langa - view towards Uisgneabhal Mor & Teileasbhal
On Mullach an Langa - view towards Uisgneabhal Mor & Teileasbhal
Ridge running southeast towards Teileasbhal with Uisgneabhal Mor beyond
Ridge running southeast towards Teileasbhal with Uisgneabhal Mor beyond
Summit area of Teileasbhal
Summit area of Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - view to Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - view to Teileasbhal
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit cairn
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit cairn
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit
On Uisgneabhal Mor - summit
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Coire Sgùrra-breac is located at Grid Ref: NB1210 (Lat: 57.989212, Lng: -6.8626045)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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