Sgùrr Thuilm Mountain

Sgùrr Thuilm is a mountain peak in Scotland located at latitude 56.93695, longitude -5.38890. It is a natural summit in the Scottish uplands and is identified by its Gaelic name on maps.

The summit area is upland terrain used for hillwalking and scrambling by outdoor visitors. Routes approach across rough ground and scree; from the top there are open, wide-ranging views of surrounding ridges and glens on clear days.

As a natural feature the peak was shaped by glacial and post-glacial processes during the Quaternary period. There is no single constructed history associated with the summit.

The peak sits within the Scottish Highlands region; the provided coordinates place it in western Scotland. The immediate landscape is upland and sparsely settled, with the nearest marked settlements and roads shown on local topographic maps.

Approaches are by rural roads with limited parking; expect long walking approaches from the nearest glens. Use local maps and mountain guides for route planning.

• Routes to the summit are remote and can be rough; plan for a full day or multi-day expedition depending on approach.
• Check tide and river-crossing conditions for approaches where they are relevant.
• Inform local authorities or use a mountain-register when starting remote ascents.