Our High Tops outings take hill walking to the next level.

They are longer and a bit more demanding, with a fair bit of height gained on a mixture of paths and open hill. Sometimes we take bikes – which we always advertise – so we can go further into remote areas. We will usually do a couple of summits, either Munros or Corbetts or a combination of both. Good craic in fine company making memorable days on the hill.

Beinn Fhionnlaidh & Sgurr na h-Ulaidh

16.8km with 1560 metres of ascent.

The hill ground south of Glen Coe and west of the River Etive is characterised by rounded summits defended by steep approaches. This is a rather fine walk linking two of the area’s Munros by a winding route which avoids the steepest terrain but still provides a workout due to the height gain and the ground underfoot. Views are impressive.

High Tops start at 7am and are delivered in small groups, with a maximum of eight participants.