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Guided Discovery Walks

Explore some of the West Highlands less visited areas and mountain peaks, with a good chance of not seeing another person all day and a greater chance of encountering the real Highlands.

People walking in the Highlands
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  • Distance: 8km+                                   

  • Ascent: 700m- 1000m

  • Terrain: rough moorland, mountain path

  • Duration:1 Day

  • Start/Finish: To Be Arraigned upon booking, location dependent

Pre-requisites 

Some experience of mountain walking on rough ground.  A moderate level of general fitness is needed.

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What we offer

All our guides are local to the area and have many years’ experience in the mountains, helping people explore the Highlands around Fort William.

Our guides know the best routes and are very knowledgeable about the mountain environment, so the day can be easily split up with interesting chats, wildlife and great views along the way.

We only organise private groups for walks up these peaks near Fort William.

The prices quoted are for one guide per group or individual, so our walks will always go ahead.

Summary

The peaks on offer are all situated in the spectacular Highland mountain ranges but just because they are not the selected few popular peaks that everyone knows, does not make getting to their summits a less worthwhile experience.

 

These peaks are Grahams, Corbetts or Munros and each can easily be completed in a day walk. However, it is worth bearing in mind that most of the peaks have small or non-existent paths so a good level of hill fitness and the confidence to walk over rough ground is required.

High Peaks

Stob Ban, Glen Nevis – 9km, ascent 999m.

  • The iconic looking munro opposite Ben Nevis.

 

Beinn Odhar Bheag, Glen Finnan – 11.5km, ascent 1000m.

  • A rough and remote hill that overlooks the fjord like Loch Shiel.

 

Remote peaks

Rois-bheinn, Glen Uig - 14km, ascent 878m

  • One of remotest and rugged feeling mountains you can explore with views out west to Rum and Eigg.

 

Fraoch bheinn, Glen Finnan - 7km, ascent 790m.

  • ‘Heather Peak’ overlooks Glen Finnan and gives a taste of what the Highlands has to offer

 

Mid height Peaks

 

Meall Cumhann, Glen Nevis – 6km, ascent 698m.

  • The miniature mountain that sits in the middle of Glen Nevis above Steall Waterfalls.

 

Mam na Gualainn, Kinlochleven – 7km, ascent 796m

  • A great peak to get up just off the West Highland Way with views to Glen Coe.

 

Any combination of these walks makes for a great multi-day explore around the Highlands of Fort William.  Let us know how many days you would like and we can put together an itinerary.

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