- Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich is a
mountain on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It is in the
Black Cuillin range of
mountains and is
classified as a Munro. Like all...
-
summits are thus
named after early climbers such as John
MacKenzie (Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich),
Alexander Nicolson (Sgùrr Alasdair), and
Norman Collie (Sgùrr Thormaid)...
- of the main
Cuillin ridge,
approaching it
along the
ridge from Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich to the south-east (Grade 2). In this case the top of Sgùrr
Dearg can...
- Gillean, 3,170 ft (966.1 m);
Bruach na Frìthe, 3,146 ft (958.8 m); Sgùrr
Mhic Choinnich, 3,111 ft (948.1 m); Sgùrr Dubh Mòr, 3,097 ft (944.1 m); Am Basteir...
- (1221 m) Stob
Choire Claurigh (1177 m) Stob
Coire an
Laoigh (1116 m) Sgùrr
Choinnich Mòr (1094 m) Stob Bàn (977 m) Stob
Coire Easain (1115 m) Stob a' Choire...
- made the
first traverse of what is now
called Collie’s
ledge on Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich.
Recently there has been a
tendency to call this
feature Hart's Ledge...
- Sgùrr
Alasdair Sgùrr
Dearg (Inaccessible Pinnacle) Sgùrr Dubh Mòr Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich Sgùrr na
Banachdaich Sgùrr nan Eag Sgùrr nan
Gillean Mull Ben More List...
- Sgùrr
Alasdair Sgùrr
Dearg (Inaccessible Pinnacle) Sgùrr Dubh Mòr Sgùrr
MhicChoinnich Sgùrr na
Banachdaich Sgùrr nan Eag Sgùrr nan
Gillean Mull Ben More List...
- Ledge, a
famously exposed rocky scramble across the west face of Sgùrr
Mhic Choinnich, (MacKenzie's Peak)
which is
named after his
great friend.
Since the...
- the
professional climber John
Mackenzie (1856–1933)
after whom
Sgurr Mhic Choinnich (Mackenzie's Peak) is named. The
settlement of
Peinachorran lies on...
