Great Mountain Days in Scotland

Overview map; Preface; Introduction; Into the wild? Getting around; Camps, bivvies, bothies and howffs; Maps and guidebooks; Scrambles; Seasonal variations; Hazards; Access - the legal situation; The hill environment; Using this guide; Northwest Highlands; 1 Ben Hope and Ben Loyal; 2 Ben Klibreck; 3 Foinaven; 4 Ben More Assynt, Conival and Breabag; 5 Suilven and Canisp; 6 Seana Bhraigh and Carn Ban; 7 The Beinn Dearg four; 8 Traverse of the Fannaichs; 9 An Teallach and the Beinn Deargs; 10 Fisherfield Six; 11 Beinn Eighe; 12 Liathach and Beinn Alligin; 13 Coulin Forest; 14 Circuit of Loch Monar; 15 Loch Mullardoch hills; 16 Carn Eige, Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan and more; 17 Cluanie Horseshoe from Glen Affric; 18 Beinn Fhada, The Brothers and the Five Sisters; 19 South Glen Shiel Ridge to The Saddle; 20 Ladhar Bheinn and Loch Hourn; 21 The Sgurr na Ciche range - a Rough Bounds round; 22 Glen Finnan circuit; 23 Beinn Odhar Bheag and the Rois-Bheinn group; Lochaber, the Central and Southern Highlands; 24 Creag Meagaidh; 25 Ben Alder and the Geal-charn group; 26 Lochaber Traverse; 27 The Mamores; 28 Glen Coe circuit; 29 Black Mount Traverse; 30 Glen Etive hills; 31 Ben Cruachan, Beinn Eunaich and Beinn a' Chochuil; 32 Achallader's five Munros; 33 Tyndrum's five Corbetts; 34 Ben Lui, Ben Oss and Beinn Dubhchraig; 35 Crianlarich hills; 36 Arrochar 'Alps'; 37 Ben Lawers group and the Tarmachan Ridge; Cairngorms; 38 Beinn a'Ghlo, the Tarf and the Tilt; 39 Munros of Glen Feshie; 40 Cairngorms 4000-ers; 41 Beinn a' Bhuird and Ben Avon; 42 Lochnagar via The Stuic; 43 Glen Clova circuit; Galloway; 44 Galloway hills; The Islands; 45 Glen Rosa circuit, Arran; 46 Cuillin Traverse, Rum; 47 Bla Bheinn, Sgurr na Stri and Sligachan, Skye; 48 Trotternish Ridge, Skye; 49 An Cliseam range, Harris; 50 Uig hills, Lewis; Appendix 1 Walk Summary Table; Appendix 2 Key Summits and Ranges; Appendix 3 Further Reading; Appendix 4 Useful Contacts and Websites; Index

Dan Bailey has a consuming passion for the mountains of Scotland. A refugee from southern flatlands now based in Fife, he enjoys everything from winter mountaineering and rock climbing to hill walking and long-distance backpacking. This is his third title for Cicerone.