As mini-mountains go, few are as visually stunning as Stac Pollaidh. This is especially true when viewed from the trailhead at the car park by Loch Lurgainn. From here, the path to the east is the easier approach, having been recently upgraded with large flagstones by Scottish Natural Heritage. The path on the west side is boggy and eroded.

Snow Rider 3D

February 18, 2025

This mountain looks really stunning! I can almost feel the thrill of reaching the top and enjoying such a breathtaking view. Anyone planning a similar adventure should definitely search Google for tips on the best routes and safety measures. Nature inspires us in a way and this place seems like a must-see! Have an amazing day! google.com

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Elevation 80 m

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Location: Coigach, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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