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Suilven walking approach

Suilven may be only 731 metres high, but its remarkable outline makes it one of Scotland's best known and most easily identified mountains.

Price: 50.00 £

Ben More Assynt & Conival

(5 Reviews)

Ben More Assynt and Conival are the only Munros in Assynt (mountains over 3000feet/915 metres.

Price: 50.00 £

Beinn Alligin circuit

(5 Reviews)

Beinn Alligin means the Mountain of Beauty in Gaelic - and is well named.

Price: 62.00 £

Walk the Scoraig Peninsula to Scoraig including boat journey

(5 Reviews)

Our day begins with a lovely short boat ride from Ullapool to Annat bay on the Scoraig Peninsula.

Price: 70.00 £

Canisp, a fine cone-shaped Corbett

(5 Reviews)

Assynt in the far North West of Scotland is literally jaw-dropping, the landscape is so outstanding and other worldly that you’d think you’d travelled to another planet.

Price: 50.00 £

Cul Beag a hill of great character

(5 Reviews)

Assynt in the far North West of Scotland is literally jaw-dropping, the landscape is so outstanding and other worldly that you’d think you’d travelled to another planet.

Price: 45.00 £

Quinag three Corbetts

(5 Reviews)

Quinag is an 808 m high mountain range in Sutherland with just a 45-minute stunning car journey north from Ullapool.

Price: 44.00 £

Braebag and the Bones Caves

(5 Reviews)

This walk offers much variety and makes for a moderately challenging and exciting day out for those looking for a bit of adventure.

Price: 60.00 £

Cuileig & Gleann Mòr circuit

(5 Reviews)

This is a lovely walk starting at Lael Forest Garden which is home to 200 different species of trees. We cross the road and begin our walk along the delightful river broom with its abundance of wildflowers in spring bordering the river.

Price: 23.00 £

Ullapool Hill and Beinn Eilideach Loop

(5 Reviews)

We begin this day by walking up onto Ullapool hill from Ullapool village, the views over the village and out to the summer isles are fantastic.

Price: 40.00 £

Magnificent Sandwood Bay

(5 Reviews)

Our walk today takes us to Sandwood Bay, a 1 mile (1.6 km) stretch of stunning beach that can only be reached on foot or via the sea.

Price: 50.00 £

Navigation and Mountain Safety Day

(5 Reviews)

Our navigation and mountain safety day is an opportunity for people with little or no navigational experience to learn how to safely and confidently find their way around the mountains

Price: 50.00 £

Walk up Stac Pollaidh for a magnificent view

(5 Reviews)

Stac Pollaidh (also known as Stac Polly) is possibly the best-known mountain in Coigach and Assynt Scotland.

Price: 40.00 £

Beinn Enaiglair – the gateway to the west

(5 Reviews)

An outlier of the Beinn Dearg group, Beinn Enaiglair is prominent in the view from Ullapool harbour.

Price: 40.00 £

Suilven with a cycling and walking approach

(5 Reviews)

The highest peak in the Northern Highlands, Beinn Dearg is a fine big nugget of a hill, dominating the views south-east from Ullapool.

Price: 60.00 £

Quinag and a magnificent ridge walk

(5 Reviews)

Quinag is an 808 m high mountain range in Sutherland with just a 45-minute stunning car journey north from Ullapool.

Price: 50.00 £

Cul Mor, one of the highest peaks in Assynt

(5 Reviews)

Assynt in the far North West of Scotland is literally jaw-dropping, the landscape is so outstanding and other worldly that you’d think you’d travelled to another planet.

Price: 50.00 £

Explore the highest Waterfall in Scotland with 658 ft (200 m)

(5 Reviews)

This rough walk takes you into the heart of Assynt’s rocky landscape, past pretty lochans and streams to reach the top of Britain’s highest waterfall, Eas a’ Chual Aluinn.

Price: 50.00 £

Beinn Dearg Loop and the ‘famine’ wall

(5 Reviews)

The highest peak in the Northern Highlands, Beinn Dearg is a fine big nugget of a hill, dominating views south-east from Ullapool.

Price: 50.00 £

Ben More Coigach from West to East

(5 Reviews)

Ben More Coigach dominates the landscape north of Ullapool and it`s long, table shaped summit plateau is an ideal mountain to master in a day.

Price: 45.00 £

Along the Coffin Road to Clachan Church

(5 Reviews)

Two Hundred years ago this route was the main overland route connecting two coastal communities.

Price: 45.00 £

Little Assynt to Elphin

(5 Reviews)

This superb linear cross-country walk heads right through the wild heart of Assynt, passing between Canisp and Suliven.

Price: 45.00 £

Culnacraig to Blughasary via the Postie Path

(5 Reviews)

Kenneth McLennan of Blairbuie normally walked this route twice a week with the mail. The postal service got established in the 1860s and called a’Gabhail na Creige – taking the rock.

Price: 40.00 £

Loch Toll an Lochain, a Corrie not to miss

(5 Reviews)

Toll an Lochain is one of the most splendid corries in Scotland, the loch is enclosed by the sawtoothed pinnacles of An Teallach, this fabled mountain is perhaps the most impressive in Britain.

Price: 35.00 £

Bone Caves to Traligill Caves and Inchnadampf

(5 Reviews)

This walk takes you up the beautiful limestone valley of the Allt nan Uamh (Burn of the Caves) to the famous Bone Caves.

Price: 35.00 £

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