The days will involve a high top - either a Munro or one of our finer Corbetts - so you will need to have previous hill walking experience. Once the snow gets firm enough for winter tactics to come in to play folk need to have the skills to cope with conditions.  Our Intro to Scottish winter skills course is recommended for anyone needing to learn the basics or improve rusty technique. NB - Winter hill walking is a lot more strenuous than in summer conditions so be prepared for more of a workout.

All winter High Tops are weather dependent. If there is a high avalanche risk on the slopes we’re planning to go on to we will change the route or the hill. If storm winds are blowing we may have to take in a shorter, lower hill. Occasionally we might have to cancel the activity.

Previous winter walking experience, or completion of a recent winter skills course, is an essential prerequisite for these walks.

Creach Bheinn & Beinn Sguilard

17km with 1460 metres of ascent

Leap year bonus walk! This is a fine Corbett Munro combo in a nice wee corner of the country. It’s quite a long walk with a fair bit of ascent but the views out west and over to Glen Coe make it worth it.