The Lochaber area is home to some of the classic hill days in Scotland. Sweeping ridge, wild corries and majestic summits are found in abundance.
There are many world class hill walks to choose from in Lochaber. Moving away from the ‘honey pot’ areas you can easily find a real sense of remoteness.
Some of the classic days are that we regularly guide on are the Ring of Steall, Stob Ban and the small but brilliant Meall Cumhann. Have a look at the photos below for some inspiration and get in touch to let us choose together the best day out for you.
Is this for me?
We can recommend a day based on your experience and your aims and aspirations. Some of the bigger days like Ring of Steall require good hill fitness whilst there are some shorter options that will be less demanding.
Ratios : Up to 1:6
Larger groups please contact us for prices
Prices
| No. of People | Lochaber Guided Hill Walks per day |
|---|---|
| 1 | £250 |
| 2 | £270 |
| 3 | £290 |
| 4 | £310 |
| 5 | £330 |
| 6 | £350 |
Kit List
Personal Clothing/Kit
Walking boots– waterproof with a good tread on the sole
Wicking baselayer – keeps moisture away from your skin and reduces how cold you feel as a result. Cotton is not suitable.
Trekking trousers– Lightweight, fast drying trousers are ideal.
Mid layer– to be worn on top of baselayer in cooler conditions, for example a lightweight fleece or Primaloft top.
Waterproof jacket
Waterproof over trousers– made of something like Goretex
Warm hat– e.g. Woollen beanie
Gloves– minimum 2 pairs (at least one waterproof pair).
Spare warm layer– e.g.another warm fleece or synthetic insulation like primaloft.
Other Kit
Food and water – around 1-2 litres of water and plenty of snacks and high energy foods to get you through the day.
Rucksack – 30 litres- recommended
Rucksack liner/Drybags– rucksacks aren’t waterproof so either a large poly-bag liner or several smaller dry-bag type bags recommended.
Sun screen, sun glasses – mountain sun can be fierce and the sun does come out occasionally in the Highlands!
Small Personal First Aid Kit– e.g. blister plasters, painkillers, medications
Whistle
Head Torch– for Late Summer/Early Autumn (August onwards)
Trekking poles (Optional) – can take 3 tonnes of loading off of your knees over the course of a day- recommended for the Aonach Eagach descent in particular!
What’s Included/ Not Included
What’s included
- Qualified and Experienced Mountain Leader
- Action Photos of your day!
What’s not included
- Personal kit
- Transport/Accommodation/Meals
- Cancellation/Personal injury Insurance
Meeting Location/Time
Meeting Times are usually 0730-0830hrs (will be confirmed beforehand). If travelling to the area by public transport let us know and we may be able to arrange a pick up. Locations will depend on the routes chosen.
