Torridon Walking Holidays
Come and explore some of the finest mountain terrain in the Highlands.
31st July - 5th August 2016
This trip includes;
- 5 Nights bed and continental breakfast
- 4 Days guiding with a qualified instructor
- All transport during the course
Price £500
Our typical itinerary:
Day 1 - Arrive in Shieldaig, get settled into accommodation, group meeting in the evening to discuss the following days.
Day 2 - Coire Mhic Fhearchair on the back of Beinne Eighe is one of Scotland's most famous and beautiful corries. At the back of the coire huge cliffs form what is known as Triple Buttress a well known climbing area. The coire was also the scene of a tragic Lancaster Bomber crash in 1951 and even today parts of the wreckage can be found.
Day 3 - The views from Slioch are described as the finest in Scotland and its easy to see why with Loch Maree to the south and the mountains of the Fisherfield Forrest to the north there is plenty to see. Depending on the weather we have an option to start and finish our walk with a canoe trip.
Day 4 - Beinn Alligin is one of the Torridon classics which also includes two Munros, Tom na Gruagaich (922m) and Sgurr Mor (986m). A full mountain day with spectacular views out to the Isle of Rassay, Skye and Rona.
Day 5 - Ben Damph or mountain of the stag is another stunning walk. Starting in Scots pine woodland before opening up to fantastic views of Loch Shieldaig and Loch Torridon. Being the mountain of the stag also means we have a high chance of seeing Red Deer along with many other fantastic species such as Golden Eagle, Mountain Hares and Pine Marten.
Day 6 - Depart
(No hiking experience is required but a good level of fitness required for four days walking. Walks will take around 6 - 8 hours and some will include steep ascents.)
We can arrange pick ups and drop offs from Inverness, contact us for further details.
18th September - 25th September 2016
9th October - 16th October 2016
This trip includes;
- 7 Nights bed and continental breakfast
- 5 Days guiding with a qualified instructor
- 1 Rest day (additional activities such as sea kayaking and canoeing can be arranged)
- All transport during the course
Price £700
Our typical itinerary:
Day 1 - Arrive in Shieldaig, get settled into accommodation, group meeting in the evening to discuss the following days.
Day 2 - Coire Mhic Fhearchair on the back of Beinne Eighe is one of Scotland's most famous and beautiful corries. At the back of the coire huge cliffs form what is known as Triple Buttress a well known climbing area. The coire was also the scene of a tragic Lancaster Bomber crash in 1951 and even today parts of the wreckage can be found.
Day 3 - Ben Damph or mountain of the stag is another stunning walk. Starting in Scots pine woodland before opening up to fantastic views of Loch Shieldaig and Loch Torridon. Being the mountain of the stag also means we have a high chance of seeing Red Deer along with many other fantastic species such as Golden Eagle, Mountain Hares and Pine Marten.
Day 4 - Beinn Alligin is one of the Torridon classics which also includes two Munros, Tom na Gruagaich (922m) and Sgurr Mor (986m). A full mountain day with spectacular views out to the Isle of Rassay, Skye and Rona.
Day 5 - Rest day. We can arrange sea kayaking and canoeing for an additional cost.
Day 6 - Wester Alligin to Diabaig is a low level coastal route thats spans between upper Loch Torridon and Loch Shieldaig. Along the route are the remains of old crofts and obviously spectacular views. Finishing in Daibaig which can only be described as one of Scotlands most beautiful villages.
Day 7 - The views from Slioch are described as the finest in Scotland and its easy to see why with Loch Maree to the south and the mountains of the Fisherfield Forrest to the north there is plenty to see. Depending on the weather we have an option to start and finish our walk with a canoe trip.
Day 8 - Depart
(No hiking experience is required but a good level of fitness required for four days walking. Walks will take around 6 - 8 hours and some will include steep ascents.)
We can arrange pick ups and drop offs from Inverness, contact us for further details.
