Take on this endurance challenge with sweeping views.
Hiking Severe
This is a popular hiking route which is generally considered to be severe. It's remote, it features medium exposure and is typically done between May and September. From a low point of 329 m to the maximum altitude of 1.3 km, the route covers 35 km, 1362 vertical metres of ascent and 1362 vertical metres of descent.
A challenging route to take you all throughout the park. All types of terrain from boulder fields, swamps/bogs, and snowy peaks.
Severe
Hiking challenging trails where simple scrambling, with the occasional use of the hands, is a distinct possibility. The trails are often filled with all manner of obstacles both small and large, and the hills are very steep. Obstacles and challenges are often unexpected and can be unpredictable.
The trail contains some obstacles such as outcroppings and rock which could cause injury.
Away from help but easily accessed.
2 km away
With its wide rolling plateau and monumental corrie system Scotland's third highest mountain is also one of its most interesting and impressive.
Extreme Hiking
2 km away
A committing loop taking in all five Munros located in the Cairngorms National park
Difficult Hiking
3.4 km away
A classic hike around of Scotland's most famous peaks.
Difficult Hiking
3.4 km away
A classic and easily accessible hike/scramble in the Northern Corries
Severe Hiking
3.4 km away
A very pleasant ascent up Britain's 2nd highest mountain with wonderful views of the Cairngorms.
Moderate Hiking
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