Sgurr nan Each

Height	923m
Prominence	109m
Meaning	peak of the horses
Lists	Munro, 267
Location	The Fannichs, The Fannichs to Loch Maree
Grid Ref	NH185698
Lat/Lon	57.68089, -5.04669

Sgurr nan Each is a subsiduary top of Sgurr nan Clach Geala in the centre of the Fannichs. A ridge running north-south connects these two peaks at a bealach just over 100m below Sgurr nan Each's height. The western face of Sgurr nan Each is a grass-covered uniformed slope contrasting with its more sheer eastern side consisting of crags dropping to the Allt a' Choire Mhoir below.

With a ridge connecting Sgurr nan Each to Sgurr nan Clach Geala, these two Munro summits are most likely to be hiked together. Other Munro peaks stand close by, so there are a few options to extend a hike further.

Approaches to Sgurr nan Each follow well defined tracks and paths in the glens which lead to pathless slopes of heather and grass. Higher up, paths travel on the mountain's crest sticking close to the upper edges of its east facing coire.

Routes up Sgurr nan Each

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Fannichs Big 9
	This route taking in all nine Munros in the Fannichs mountain range makes for an epic day out and begins (and ends) with a 12km cycle up a private road in the peaceful land surrounding Loch Fannich. Peaks : 9 Munros Ascent : 3050m (10010ft) Distance : 61km (38m) Time : 15:30hr

Western Fannichs
	The 5 Munros in the west of the Fannichs mountain range can be approached from the 'destitution road' by the head of Loch a' Bhraoin. On paths most of the way, much of the route traces ridges above steep sided corries. Peaks : 5 Munros Ascent : 1840m (6040ft) Distance : 23km (14m) Time : 8:50hr

Nearby hills and mountains

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