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| 2 | Cuillin - List of summits |  |  |  |  |  |  |
| 3 | Summit | Range | Classification | Absolute height (m) | Relative height (m) | Grade of easiest route | Easiest route(s) |
| 4 | Sgùrr nan Gillean | Black Cuillin | Munro | 964 | c. 204 | Grade 3 scramble | South-east ridge |
| 5 | Am Basteir | Black Cuillin | Munro | 934 | c. 55 | Grade 2 scramble | East ridge avoiding the "Broken Step" on the left |
| 6 | Bruach na Frìthe | Black Cuillin | Munro | 958 | c. 125 | Walk | Ascent via Fionn Choire |
| 7 | Sgùrr a' Mhadaidh | Black Cuillin | Munro | 918 | c. 71 | Grade 2/3 scramble | North-west or south ridges |
| 8 | Sgùrr a' Ghreadaidh | Black Cuillin | Munro | 973 | c. 123 | Grade 3 scramble | North ridge |
| 9 | Sgùrr na Banachdaich | Black Cuillin | Munro | 965 | c. 114 | Walk | Ascent via Coire nan Eich |
| 10 | Inaccessible Pinnacle (Sgùrr Dearg) | Black Cuillin | Munro | 986 | 182 | Moderate rock climb | East ridge of Inaccessible Pinnacle |
| 11 | Sgùrr MhicChoinnich | Black Cuillin | Munro | 948 | c. 56 | Grade 2 scramble | North ridge |
| 12 | Sgùrr Alasdair | Black Cuillin | Munro | 992 | 992 | Grade 2 scramble | North-east ridge from top of Great Stone Chute |
| 13 | Sgùrr Dubh Mòr | Black Cuillin | Munro | 944 | c. 89 | Grade 2 scramble | From Coir' a' Ghrunnda |
| 14 | Sgùrr nan Eag | Black Cuillin | Munro | 924 | c. 127 | Grade 1/2 scramble | From Coir' a' Ghrunnda |
| 15 | Blà Bheinn | Outlier (Blaven group) | Munro | 928 | 301 | Walk | Ascent via Coire Uaigneis |
| 16 | Garbh-bheinn | Outlier (Blaven group) | Corbett | 808 | 172 | Walk | From head of Loch Ainort |
| 17 | Glamaig | Red Cuillin | Corbett | 775 | c. 480 | Walk | From Sligachan |
| 18 | Marsco | Red Cuillin | Graham | 736 | 413 | Walk | From Sligachan |
| 19 | Beinn Dearg Mhòr | Red Cuillin | Graham | 731 | 152 | Walk | From Sligachan |
| 20 | Belig | Red Cuillin | Graham | 702 | 246 | Walk | From head of Loch Ainort |

Question: What's the highest point of the Red Cuillin, and how rare is it's classfication?
Answer: The highest point of the red hills is Glamaig with 775 m, one of only two Corbetts the other being Garbh-bheinn.