The Glen Affric Munros

The Glen Affric Munros are often among the last that people compleating a round of the Munros tend to climb. This is down to their remoteness rather than technical difficulty. In fact, Mullach na Dheiragain is often cited as the most remote Munro on the entire list only really rivalled by Lurg Mhor. We'll have two guides and there will be the option to set off at either 10am or 2pm on the Friday. This allows those who want to make the most of the day to have a leisurely walk in and those who'd like a lie in to arrive later. We'll hike into the Glen and camp low level on the Friday evening. On Saturday we'll head for Mullach na Dheiragain, returning over Sgurr na Ceathramhnan and An Socach. Weather and group dependent we'll either head back down to camp or extend the walk to include Sunday's summits too. On Sunday we'll aim for Beinn Fhionnlaidh, Carn Eighe and Mam Sodhail before returning to take down out tents and walk back out to the starting point. We've graded this adventure as black because it is is a physically demanding expedition. If you have any questions, worries or doubts then please get in touch ahead of booking.

We have a small number of tents and stoves that can be hired out for a small additional fee should you need it.