Ben Nevis and Glen Coe
100 low, mid, and high level walks| By: | Ronald Turnbull |
| Publisher: | Cicerone Press Ltd |
| Print ISBN: | 9781852848712 |
| eText ISBN: | 9781783624270 |
| Edition: | 2 |
| Format: | Reflowable |
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Discover the dramatic ridges, sweeping glens, and legendary peaks of Ben Nevis, Glen Coe, and Lochaber, the wild heart of the Scottish Highlands and one of Britain’s most iconic walking destinations. From classic Munro ascents and airy scrambles to tranquil riverside trails and multi-day bothy adventures, each route in this authoritative Cicerone guidebook promises exploration amid some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery. Ideal for everyone from casual walkers to seasoned hillgoers, this comprehensive guide presents 100 carefully graded walks across the Ben Nevis and Glen Coe region. Routes range from easy strolls to strenuous ridge traverses and extended backpacking expeditions, all with clear grading to help you find the perfect adventure. Scrambles and ridge routes are graded for difficulty and exposure for those ready to push their skills further. Explore the varied landscapes of Lochaber and Glen Coe, including Fort William, Glen Nevis, Kinlochleven, the Mamores, Grey Corries, Glen Etive, Black Mount, Ben Cruachan, and beyond, each offering unique routes and perspectives Features all the classic Highland walks and scrambles, including five routes up Ben Nevis, the legendary Aonach Eagach ridge, the Ledge Route, the Mamores traverse, and 44 Munro summits Each walk includes at-a-glance information on start and finish points, distance, ascent, estimated time, grade, terrain, and key logistics, along with 1:50,000 OS or 1:100,000 mapping and summary tables for easy planning Practical advice covers access, parking, public transport, accommodation options (from inns and hostels to wild camping and bothies), and essential equipment for Highland conditions Additional features include guidance on responsible access, wild camping, deer stalking season, and the best times of year to visit, plus insights into the area’s geology, history, and walking traditions Walks are suitable year-round, with clear notes on seasonal weather, conditions, and car-free access via excellent bus and train links from Glasgow and beyond Plan your mountain walking adventure in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe with confidence using this trusted Cicerone guidebook, and discover the variety, wild beauty, and exhilarating spirit of Scotland’s most celebrated mountain region.