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Scurr Dhomhnuill (888m) is the highest mountain on the Ardgour/Moidart peninsula. It is classified as a Corbett, it being just under the height to be classified as a Munro. Scurr Dhomhnuill is a very prominent mountain with outstanding views over the Ardnamurchan peninsula to the west, towards Ben Nevis and Glencoe to the east, and down towards the island of Mull in the south. It has very good views of its near neighbor Garbh Beinn to the south. Sgùrr Dhomhnuill is most easily climbed from the south west from the Ariundle Oakwoods, either up the ridge of Druim Leac a'Schiathain or via the path up by Allt Féith Dhomhnuill to the bealach at Ruighe Bealach Clachaig to the north of the summit. It is easy to traverse over to Sgùrr na h'Ighinn to the south but access to Sgùrr a'Chaorann is more challenging as the direct descent from Sgùrr na h'Ighinn to Bealach Mam a'Bearna is guarded by crags and very steep rough ground . It is necessary to descend the west ridge of Sgùrr na h'Ighinn first then traverse round to the bealach.

Sgùrr na h-Ighinn is a hill in Moidart. It is classified as a Sim as it is too close to Sgùrr Dhomhnuill, with too little prominence to qualify as a Marilyn or a Graham. It is easily approached from Sgùrr Dhomhnuill or from the west ridge but the direct ascent or descent to Bealach Mam a'Bhearna is too steep and rocky to afford an easy route. It is a good viewpoint to the west towards the Ardnamurchan peninsula.

Ben Hiant is the perfect peak for people looking for superb views, but not wanting to endure a leg-aching climb to reach them. The hilltop is still quite steep, but it's relatively short-lived and features a grassy, easy-going terrain. The views from the top reach as far as the Small Isles, Mull and Skye, Loch Sunart and Loch Teacius, and the hills of Morvern.

Beinn Odhar Bheag is a Corbett which offers amazing views over Loch Shiel and Glenfinnian. It stands at 882 m at the southern edge of a lovely horseshoe walk accessible from the Glenfinnian road.

Sgùrr Dhomhnuill is the highest summit in the Ardgour. It stands at 888 m with awesome views of the surrounding area. It's a steep sided peak that looks like a proper mountain even though it doesn't get Munro status.

Here’s a Scottish mountain you probably haven’t heard of, located around 30 miles west of Ben Nevis, nuzzled up against a wild and ragged coastline. At 2,671 feet (814 m) high An Stac is only classed as a Corbett, but that underplays what this steep-sided rocky cone has to offer. Rough, virtually pathless, the views from its summit are some of Britain’s best. You’re surrounded on three sides by wave of wave of mainland mountains, while out to the west is the big pay-off, with coastal views stretching across the Isle of Eigg to the jagged peaks of Rum. And the best bit? You’ll probably have the place all to yourself.

A rewarding Corbett for Beginners