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Stac Pollaidh, Highlands - Coigach's "Little Mountain"

Summary

A circular walk climbing Scotland’s Stac Pollaidh for a panoramic view over Britain's greatest wilderness and possible sightings of golden eagles and red deer.
Difficulty:
Moderate
Distance:
2.5 miles (4 km)
Walking time:
02h 00m
Type:
Circular

Start location

Stac Pollaidh car park IV26 2XY

lat: 58.0348504

lon: -5.2071973

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