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Central Highland Munro Bagging
£980.00
Some of these Munros are quite inaccessible and by nature self-isolating. We will be using mountain bikes to access a couple of the peaks and shorten the amount of time we will need to complete the routes.
There are additional safety measures in place for the duration of this trip in accordance with our COVID-19 risk assessment.
- Online payment required.
- Guests must bring face coverings with them for use inside.
- Hand sanitiser will be supplied in the vehicle and it will be steam cleaned at the end of the day.
Highlights:
- 7 nights accommodation at Fraoch Lodge
- private room per person/couple
- all meals at the Lodge
- private pick up from Inverness airport, if required
- private pick up from Aviemore station, if required
- 5 days guided munro walks
- 2 days bike hire
Munro bagging proposed:
- Beinn Udlamain & Sgairneach Mhor (Drumochter)
- Sgurr Choinnich Mor & Stob Coire an Laoigh (Grey Corries)
- Beinn Mheadhoin (Cairngorms)
- Ben Alder & Beinn Bheoil (Drumochter – cycle in)
- Carn a’ Chlamain (Atholl – cycle in)
By invitation or private group booking only until end Covid-19 restrictions.
All guests will be required to bring a face covering for situations when social distancing is not possible.
Price per person: based on 3 people: £980
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Arr. Sat 8th Aug
Sun 9th: Beinn Udlamain & Sgairneach Mhor (Drumochter)
Relatively easy start to the week
Mon 10th: Sgurr Choinnich Mor & Stob Coire an Laoigh (Grey Corries) – there is a “bad step” on SCM so should provide us with some scrambling interest. Very fine ridge walking with Ben Nevis as the backdrop.
Tue 11th: Beinn Mheadhoin (Cairngorms) – a challenging and very dramatic approach as we drop into the head of the Loch A’an Basin – on of the massif’s finest features. High Cairngorm splendour!
Wed 12th: Day Off
Thu 13th: Ben Alder & Beinn Bheoil (Drumochter – cycle in) – fast and efficient cycle in past a “Disney World” estate lodge. A wild and remote setting, the ascent is via a fine ridge known as the Long Leachas. It provides some exhilarating scrambling to the summit plateau. A lovely horseshoe walk taking in the second munro before our return to the bikes and the cycle out.
Fri 14th: Carn a’ Chlamain (Atholl – cycle in) A munro sitting high above the great defile of Glen Tilt. A relative straight forward hill day but with spectacular views across to the dominant Beinn a’ Ghlo group.
Dep. Sat 15th Aug
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