Sgùrr Dubh Mòr

Big black peak

Sgùrr Dubh Mòr, meaning "Big Black Peak," is a prominent rocky summit in the Scottish Highlands, typically ranging between 700 and 800 metres in elevation. It is part of the ancient volcanic landscape of the area, with basalt and gabbro formations reflecting the region's geological history. The name suggests a long-standing cultural awareness of the peak's dark, imposing silhouette, though specific folklore is sparse. It matters as a landmark for hillwalkers and a reminder of the rugged natural heritage of the Scottish mountains.