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Name:Leacann na Sguabaich
Hill number:373
Height:899.9m / 2952ft
Parent (Ma):370  The Fara
RHB Section:04B: Loch Treig to Loch Ericht
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Spey, Catchment Boundaries, Tay
Watershed:Mull of Kintyre to Rattray Head, Firth of Tay
Class:Simm, High Hills of Britain, Corbett Top
(Tu,Sim,HHB,CT)
Grid ref:NN 58636 81957
Summit feature:no feature: moss
Drop:69.9m
Col:830m  NN 5894 8221  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 42
(1:25k) OL50 393
Survey:Leica RX1250
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From the quarry north of Dalwhinnie (NN 6363 8625). The Fara and its South Top first, then on down to here over easy ground. On to Meall Cruaidh. Retraced steps for the return. Just under 10k each way.jonglew04/06/2023
Up the estate track from Allt An't Sluic to 670m then over the Fara tops and on to Meall Cruaidh.NormanW21/07/2022
CT HFB03/06/2021
Track towards Allt An't Sluic Lodge, crossing the river just before the lodge and taking the new track, then footpath, to The Fara. Fast and dry terrain to the South top, Leacann na Sguabaich, and Meall Cruaidh meant that rather than returning to Dalwhinnie via the Loch Ericht road we reversed the route back. Great walk. 4.5 hrs total.summitter17/04/2021
The Fara ridge from Dalwhinnie.thekirkie pirate30/10/2020
Round of 5 Simms from A889: The Fara South Top, Leacann na Sguabaich, Meall Cruaidh, Beinn Eilde, Creag nan Adhaircean.PGCE19/07/2020
A 7 top round from the quarry on the A889 north of dalwhinnie, biked along track past sluic lodge till the end, meall nan eagan SW top, creag nan adhaircean,the fara, the fara south top, leacann na squabaich, meall cruaidh, beinn eilde,robertphillips08/04/2019
Veryhappybunny02/07/2018
CK SheilaS29/12/2016
The Fara and its tops to SW, descending to Ben Alder Lodge and return by Loch Ericht. Quite cold and windy.RobertP02/11/2016
See The Faradickscroop25/03/2016
After Fara. Everything white and had enough so down to loch.Martin R21/01/2015
Solo. Allt an t-Sluic, along Ericht Frst track to The Fara, south top 904m & spot 901m then return. Cold clear morning walk with loud atmospheric red deer rut.Vin07/10/2012
in traverse of ridgeoatcake03/05/2012
Circuit from Dalwhinnierjf3513/04/2009
Solo.Dangerous Dave03/08/2007
3 of 4: From The Fara South Top.ChrisR16/01/2007
With Ali. Ascended E end and walked length of ridge.paddyirish14/09/2006
And 22/02/2024chrispine11/02/2005
fine summit; fair view. circuit from Dalwhinnie RHW31/05/2003
After doing the Fara. Then direct descent to loch and back to Dalwhinnie.Aye Jimmy19/10/1997
On Dalwhinnie- The Fara- Culra bothy walk in. See The Fara for full log.pwheeler23/05/1994
saas22/02/2024
govanah05/12/2023
Simon Winton13/08/2022
Steve Q15/04/2022
Kevin2903516/01/2022
Marra129/07/2021
Sprog18/07/2021
richtea504014/06/2021
Pete R12/06/2021
Dave McG24/01/2021
jef25/09/2020
Ibex07/08/2020
andrew brown29/02/2020
JtwoUD29/02/2020
nocksta29/02/2020
alda01/10/2019
oriolefan10103/08/2019
m0untain_n0mad22/06/2019
interloper01/06/2019
Fletch01/06/2019
GaryJones04/07/2018
Alan Whatley06/06/2018
Dave Geere25/05/2018
Lindsay M06/08/2017
BaggerGutt30/05/2016
geoffreycurnock29/05/2016
alarmingcod12/09/2015
alda09/07/2015