Creag Dhubh (Roybridge)

Creag Dhubh (Roybridge) is a hill located near Roybridge in the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands. It is a relatively modest summit, rising to a height of approximately 657 metres (2156 feet).

The name "Creag Dhubh" is Scottish Gaelic, translating to "black rock" or "black crag" in English. This likely refers to the dark colouration of the rocks that characterise the hill's slopes and summit.

Creag Dhubh (Roybridge) is a popular destination for hillwalkers and climbers, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the Nevis Range and other peaks in the Mamores and Monadhliath mountains. Its accessibility and relatively straightforward ascent make it suitable for walkers of varying experience levels.

The terrain surrounding Creag Dhubh is typical of the Scottish Highlands, consisting of moorland, heather, and rocky outcrops. The area is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including various species of birds, mammals, and plants adapted to the harsh environment.

While not among the highest or most challenging peaks in Scotland, Creag Dhubh (Roybridge) provides a rewarding hillwalking experience and a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands.