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The great heroes and explorers of this region.

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This is great fun! A great shark's fin of rock, rising at right angles to to main ridge right at the very top of Sgurr Dearg. The rock is sound and grippy, but you do need a head for heights as in places the ridge you are climbing is only about a foot wide. As you can imagine, the views from the top are sensational! The way down is to abseil straight down the shorter vertical side, with your rope attached to the massive boulder at the top of the pinnacle. You won't forget this experience!

True pioneers, properly remembered!

The Collie and Mackenzie statue in Sligachan, commemorates the achievements and friendship of two pioneering mountaineers, Norman Collie and John Mackenzie. Unveiled in September 2020, the bronze statue depicts Collie standing and Mackenzie seated, symbolizing their significant contributions to mountaineering in the Cuillin Hills.

A great youth hostel, positioned perfectly for climbing and hiking in the Cuillin. Offers shared dorms and limited private rooms.

The life-size bronze statue was commissioned and unveiled in September 2020 at a ceremony at the site next to the Sligachan Hotel. The location marks the route to the Trust-managed Glen Sligachan, a path Mackenzie walked thousands of times in his work as a hotel pony boy and later as Scotland’s first professional mountain guide.

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A fitting tribute to the mountaineers of the Isle of Skye. Mackenzie was born in Sconser in 1856 and was a keen explorer as a boy, climbing the famous Sgùrr nan Gillean at the age of ten. By the time he met the climber and scientist Professor Collie in 1886, he was already an established guide and had made numerous first ascents. Despite their very different backgrounds, the two became good friends and pioneered many of the technically challenging routes in the Cuillin Mountains that are still enjoyed by mountaineers today.

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