The final walk of our Moderate Walking week: Biod an Fhithich in Glen Shiel, with views of the Forcan Ridge, Loch Duich and Eilean Donan Castle.
The final walk of our Moderate Walking week: Biod an Fhithich in Glen Shiel, with views of the Forcan Ridge, Loch Duich and Eilean Donan Castle.
Day three of our Moderate Walking week: Binnein Shuas above Lochan na h-Earba, past the Ardverikie Wall, with summit squalls and views over Loch Laggan to the Grey Corries.
Day two of our Moderate Walking week: up beside the Allt a’ Mhuilinn to the CIC Hut beneath the North Face of Ben Nevis, with a river in spate, sideways hail and a rainbow.
Our Moderate Walking week began at Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve, with a walk through golden birch woods to Lochan a’ Choire beneath the cliffs of Coire Àrdair.
The final day of our autumn Harder Walking week: the train to Corrour, then a 27km walk from Corrour to Spean Bridge via Loch Treig and the Lairig Leacach.
Day three of our autumn Harder Walking week was a Distant Hills first: Sgùrr a’ Mhaim and the Devil’s Ridge on the Ring of Steall, with Brocken Spectres and the first snow on Ben Nevis.
Hi, I’m Dani, the author of this blog and the lucky co-owner of Distant Hills Guest House in the glorious Scottish Highlands. I love sharing my passion for life, the mountains and the great outdoors…