Hill walking routes in the Western Highlands of Scotland

Hill routes in Scotland's Western Highlands

Listed below are groups of routes across the Scottish Western Highlands

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

	1 - Monar Varied terrain and peaks with excellent views to Torridon and Skye. Accessed by good tracks.
	2 - Strathfarrar A drive of 12km along a private road with lots of wildlife. Easy walk mainly on fine paths
	3 - Mullardoch Circuit 12 munros above beautiful Loch Affic and Loch Mullardoch. Can be done in one long day or split into 3 or 4 outings
	4 - Killilan & Iron Lodge Corbetts A long enjoyable day on three Corbetts above Glen Elchaig. Includes details of a short detour to the Falls of Glomach
	5 - Kintail's Brothers and Sisters The iconic Five Sisters of Kintail and their 7 other neighbouring munros and 2 corbetts all described in detail
	6 - Above Loch Cluanie Varied terrain and fine views with an enjoyable scramble on Mullach Fraoch-Choire
	7 - The Saddle, Forcan Ridge and South Glen Shiel Ridge 9 munros in one long chain. Easily split into 3 or 4 outings or done in one fairly long day
	8 - Sgurr Mhic Bharraich A grass covered little hill surrounded by higher peaks of Kintail, The Saddle and Arnisdale. Easily accessed by a fine path from Shiel Bridge.
	9 - Above Glenelg and Arnisdale A sea-level start and steep path make for a good stiff munro. Easily extended to include the neighbouring corbetts
	10 - Knoydart One of the more remote and most beautiful areas in Scotland. Accessed by a lovely walk in from Kinlochourn or by boat from the north
	11 - Glen Kingie Rugged mountains on the edge of The Rough Bounds of Knoydart with fantastic seaward views
	12 - Loch Quoich A remote area. Access to all peaks are on fairly good, if sometimes wet, stalkers paths, built well before the construction of the dams
	13 - West of Loch Lochy Standing dramatically above Loch Lochy, 2 Munros and 3 Corbetts are accessed using forestry tracks
	14 - Above Glen Loy Sandwiched between the mighty peaks of Ben Nevis and Gulvain, these two Corbett peaks rise above Loch Arkaig and the Great Glen.
	15 - Gulvain Gulvain and its neighbour Braigh nan Uamhachan are easily accessed via a track from Kinlocheil
	16 - Above Glenfinnan Rugged terrain, fantastic views and an enjoyable cycle in and out on a tarred road
	17 - Stob a'Coire Chearcaill and Meall an t-Slamain A long 'whale-backed' Corbett immediately west of Fort William. Various routes up to stunning views !
	18 - Above Loch Eilt No paths, old walls or rusty fence-posts to follow giving these two corbetts a real feeling of remoteness and adventure
	19 - Above Lochailort 3 Moidart Corbetts in a compact group. Pathless grassy and rocky terrain with fine views from the summits
	20 - Beinn Resipol A fine corbett, its solitary position ensures fine views from its summit in all directions.
	21 - Kingairloch Narrow roads lead to a quiet route up two interesting Corbetts and a Graham with amazing views easterwards over Loch Linnhe.