Sgurr Alasdair

Instead of lounging on the gray sand beach of Glenbrittle, why not go for a hike into the heart of the Cuillin mountains? This part of the range owes its name to the dark colors of the rocks, making it look like the threatening peaks of Mordor. A walk will take you to the foot of Sgurr Alasdair, the highest point at 993 meters. It's a hard climb. The first part rises slowy but surely through green meadows, but as you get higher, it's more difficult, and you cannot reach the peak without the right equipment (at the least hiking shoes, but better to bring a small axe). But you'll be rewarded with