Lurg Mhor
is munro number One Hundred and Sixty-Three
| Height | Grid Ref. | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 986 metres | NH065404 | Loorug Voar | Big ridge |
Walkers should get permission from Network Rail to use the railway crossing
a bike can be usefull on this munro
Mountain Description for Lurg Mhor
Lurg Mhor is a munro in Scotand and is located in the area Glen Cannich to Glen Carron as defined by SMC
(and lies in region known as Monar )Lurg Mhor is a munro that rises above the head of Loch Monor and is famously inaccessible and among the most remote in the Highlands. Lurg Mhor is an long mountain stretching from east to west with it's summit on the western side. The long ridge called Meall Mhor on the eastern side slopes down to Loch Monar.
From the summit Bidean a' Choire Sheagaich can be reached on the west via a broad col, and is usually climbed with Lurg Mhor and give the usual means of acsent.
Lurg Mhor give fantastic views down into Monar, with much of the north facing slopes being almost sheer.
To the south lies Loch Calavie and stalker paths leading to Pait Lodge accessed via any of the southern ridges.
| Order | Height | Node: Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 78 | (1053 mt.) | Sgurr a'Chaorachain | NH087447 OS View |
| 125 | (1007 mt.) | Maoile Lunndaidh | NH135458 OS View |
| 139 | (999 mt.) | Sgurr Choinnich | NH076446 OS View |
| 226 | (945 mt.) | Bidein a'Choire Sheasgaich | NH049412 OS View |
| 254 | (928 mt.) | Moruisg | NH101499 OS View |
| 284 | (915 mt.) | Sgurr nan Ceannaichean | NH087480 OS View |
