The highest peak of the Loch Lochy hills, Sron a' Choire Ghairbh rises to a height of 935m (3074 feet), qualifying as a Munro. Situated west of Loch Lochy in Highland Council area, it is part of a horseshoe-shaped ridge around Coire Glas, which explains its Gaelic name which means "nose of the rough corrie".
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