Even alongside the other iconic mountains of Assynt and Sutherland, Quinag is a bit special. This complex ‘Y’ shaped massif is characterised by its three dramatic ridges radiating from a central point with a defined summit at the end of each. Put bluntly, hillwalking doesn’t get much better or more rewarding than this.

Ian Baines

June 8, 2024

Sàil Gharbh (809m) is the highest of the three Corbetts in the Quinag group. It is in a dominant position in the centre of the group so provides commanding views of the rest of Quinag.

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Location: Assynt, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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