"""<p>On the isolated isle of Eigg, An Sgùrr watches over a wild and windswept landscape. Formed more than 58 million years ago – when a volcanic eruption sent lava spilling into a deep river valley – this pitchstone peak is the largest of its kind in Europe. While it might appear scarily steep at a glance, the scramble to the summit isn't a strenuous one. Follow a well-marked path, past the red-roofed farmhouse at Galmisdale and an abandoned settlement at Grulin, to the top for sprawling views over lonely lochs and out to the distant pinnacles of Skye.</p><p><a class=""""link rapid-noclick-resp"""" href=""""https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/"""" rel=""""nofollow noopener"""" target=""""_blank"""" data-ylk=""""slk:MORE INFO"""">MORE INFO</a></p>"""
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