Hill walking routes in the Central Highlands of Scotland

Hill routes in Scotland's Central Highlands

Listed below are groups of routes across the Scottish Central Highlands

Alternatively, search for a route by ascent, distance, quality of scenery, effort needed or even Munro or Corbett count on the Central Highlands Routes by category page.

	1 - Cruachan Horseshoe and above Glen Kinglass Some fine ridge walking. Having a fairly isolated position, this group have long distant views from their summits
	2- East of Loch Etive Sitting above a fjord-like loch, Ben Starav is a dramatic peak. This with 4 other munros make for a superb outing
	3 - Above the Black Mount The West Highland Way aids return from a days ridge-walking with some easy scrambling
	4 - Shepherds of Etive Popular peaks guarding the eastern approach to Glencoe. Etive Mor is the iconic Scottish Mountain
	5 - Glencoe - The Aonach Eagach and Bidean nam Bian Well defined paths over high level ridges, alongside sharp gorges and through a hidden glen. Some tricky scrambling
	6 - Beinn Sgulaird and neighbours A sea-level start means these hills require a fair bit of effort. The stunning views make the effort worthwhile
	7 - Sgor na h-Ulaidh and Beinn Fhionnlaidh Mountains with hidden craggy sides, however, an excellent track from the east in Glen Etive makes them very accessible. Alternative routes from Glencoe include the neighbouring Corbetts
	8 - Beinn a'Bheithir The 'thunderbolt mountain' is the horse-shoe shaped mountain above Ballachuilish. A quick hill-run or delightful scramble - you choose !
	9 - The Mamores one of the finest mountain ranges in Scotland, fit hillwalkers can bag all 10 munro peaks in one outing
	10 - Nevis and the Grey Corries A route up Britain's highest mountain can be extended to include some fine ridge-walking and easy scrambling
	11 - Above Loch Treig Imposing high grey peaks west of Loch Treig contrast with the grass covered slopes on the east
	12 - Ossian Take a train journey into this wonderful area which has seen significant investment in recent years
	13 - Alder Forest A cycle in on good tracks alongside lochsides to a remote bothy encircled by mountains, far away from civilisation
	14 - Creag Meagaidh group Ever-changing views over Coire Ardair and its spectacular cliffs - well famed for their winter climbing.
	15 - Ardverikie Fine hills in a fairly compact group with good paths linking the ground below them
	16 - Monadh Liath Navigation work will be needed to cover the grassy ground on this moor - even in clear conditions !
	17 - Drumochter Three groups of munros can be linked to form one long, but easy outing
	18 - Mam na Gualainn A fine Corbett - not much effort to stunning views
	19 - Garbh Bheinnn Mucky start and gravel climb up a Corbett above Loch Leven
	20 - Glen Orchy Corbetts Weird rock dykes with gold and fine runnable terrain on grass and by forest over 3 Corbetts