From the A837 to the W, Breabag appears as a broad flat topped hill, whereas its E slopes are carved into steep cliffs falling into three large corries overlooking the River Oykel and its tributaries. Breabag lies on an L shaped ridge which runs 3.8km NNE to a bealach which separates it from Conival (Munro) and 3km SE to Sgonnan Mor overlooking Loch Ailsh. The lack of access paths makes a traverse of this long ridge difficult but there is a track into the glen to the E of the river Oykel and footbridges over the river which could make it possible An ascent to the col between Breabag's two highest peaks via the path to the caves on Beinn an Fhuarain offers the easiest ascent.
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