Sgurr Mor is the highest mountain in the group known as the Fannaichs, which lie to the N of Loch Fannich. It occupies a central location and its high ridges link others in the group. The summit is a steep cone with rocky corrie which occupies most of its NE face. This is generally a steep sided mountain but with rocky out-crops on its N slopes only. Sgurr Mor has three ridges, NW to Carn na Criche (961m) giving access to Meall a' Chrasgaidh and Sgurr nan Clach Geala, SSW to Meall nam Peithirean leading to to Meall Gorm, and finaly NE to Beinn Liath Mhor Fannaich.
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Great mountain, great day not spoilt by poor visibility. This was my companions (Steve and Jamie) first trip to the Fannaichs, it will not be their last
David Johnstone wrote on November 1, 2001:
A stunning mountain with lofty stance at the hub of the complex Fannich ridges.
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