Table of Contents

Introduction

Walking in Scotland

Wildlife

The History of Scotland

Practicalities

Using this guide



Sutherland and the Far North

1 Ben Loyal

2 Quinag

3 Suilven

4 Cul Mor

5 Stac Pollaidh

6 Ben More Coigach and Sgurr an Fhidhleir

Torridon and the Northwest

7 Beinn Ghobhlach

8 Beinn Airigh Charr

9 Baosbheinn

10 Sgurr Dubh

11 Beinn Damh

Lochaber and the West

12 Sgurr Coire Choinnichean

13 Streap

14 Rois-bheinn, An Stac, Sgurr na Ba Glaise and Druim Fiaclach

15 Sgurr Dhomhnuill

16 Beinn Resipol

17 Ben Hiant

The Great Glen to the Cairngorms

18 Creagan a'Chaise and the Hills of Cromdale

19 Meall Fuar-mhonaidh

20 Meall a'Bhuachaille

21 Creag Dhubh and the Argyll Stone

22 Creag Dhubh (Newtonmore)

23 Morrone (or Morven)

Glencoe and Central Scotland

24 Ben Vrackie

25 Leum Uilleim

26 Sgorr na Ciche (Pap of Glencoe)

27 Beinn a'Chrulaiste

28 Beinn Trilleachan

29 Sron a'Chlachain

Arrochar and the Trossachs

30 Meall an t-Seallaidh

31 Ben Ledi

32 Ben A'an

33 Ben Venue

34 The Cobbler (Ben Arthur)

35 Beinn an Lochain

The Islands

36 The Storr (Skye)

37 Glamaig (Skye)

38 An Sgurr (Eigg)

39 Dun da Ghaoithe (Mull)

40 Goatfell (Arran)



Appendix A Useful Contacts

Appendix B Bibliography

Appendix C Glossary of Gaelic words for Common Mountain Features

Appendix D Route Summary Table

About the Author

Kirstie Shirra has been climbing mountains since she could walk. Based in Edinburgh, she spends much of her time escaping to the unrivalled mountains of the northwest of Scotland. She has travelled in Europe and South America.