The Fannich's Four
Four of the Fannich's in one big push!
Moderate Ski Touring
- Distance
- 26 km
- Ascent
- 2.6 km
- Descent
- 2.6 km
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Four of the Fannich's in one big push!
Moderate Ski Touring
The hike to the exit point. The flight, and walk out.
Moderate Hiking
93km, 8686m - 24 mountains under 24h
Extreme Trail Running
All the classic rock routes in one push - Loch Muick to the Ski Area.
Difficult Trail Running
Aviemore to Hutchinson Hut
Moderate Hiking
Hike the Highest Peak in Scotland
Moderate Hiking
Ring of Steall starting and finishing in Kinlochleven
Severe Trail Running
A beautiful walk in with a difficult scramble to reach the summit
Difficult Hiking
9.5km, 997m from Glen Brittle Youth Hostel
Difficult Hiking
8km, 1065m, requires rock climbing ability and rope use
Extreme Hiking
Sgurr Mhic Choinnich from Glen Brittle via Coire Lagan
Difficult Hiking
A classic ridgewalk taking in three Munros, the Five Sisters give a wonderful days excursion with magnificent views.
Severe Hiking
The walk begins on the well-traveled path to Falls of Glomach, but descending past the falls requires steep scrambling through the gorge. Easier walking follows, on a primitive road through an inhabited glen, then a rugged footpath leads over another pass and down to the remote Maol-bhuidhe bothy.
Severe Hiking
Leave the busy road for seclusion in the An Caorann Mor, crossing a boggy pass then descending to River Affric and a remote hostel. After continuing over another pass, the path traces a waterfall gorge then proceeds down a treeless glen between particularly steep ranges.
Difficult Hiking
Heading deeper into the Highlands, a footpath goes over hilly moorland and across small burns, meets the River Loyne at a difficult crossing, then climbs again to traverse the flanks of the Shiel Ridge Munros, and finishes at the A87.
Difficult Hiking
A minor road leads through quiet woods to the farm town of Greenfield, where the trail turns into an off-road route across boggy ground. An alternative is to take the road north of Loch Garry through Tomdoun.
Difficult Hiking