 The English translation from the Gaelic name is "Peak of the Quarters" referring to the large amount of land it divides with its ridges.Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan’s summit has twin peaks linked by a curving ridge with the western pinnacle lying 500 metres away from the highest point and reaching 1143 metres in height.There is a small amount of scrambling involved in traversing between the two summits.