Accomodation

Munros: Tent or Shenavall Bothy (if you can find a space). Tent hire can be arranged given time.
Corbetts: Sail Mhor Hostel, Camusnagaul, By Dundonnell, Ross-shire (Tel: 01854 633224).
Bike required for Corbetting on this trip.

Friday 16th May

Depart Stirling Railway Station at 10.00 hrs and drive to Dundonnell, stopping en-route at Inverness for a meal or snack. The Munroists have a two-hour walk in to Shenavall before pitching camp. Same departuren for the Corbetteers, who may enjoy an evening stroll along the Dundonnell shoreline.

Saturday 17th May

Munros: A'Mhaighdean (the maiden) - Ruadh Stac Mor (big red peak)

Cameras essential for this gob-smackin view!

Corbett: Beinn a'Chaisgein Mor (big forbidding hill)

Wonderful seascape views from this surprising hill.

Sunday 18th May

Munros: Beinn a'Chlaidheimh (mountain of the sword) - Sgurr Ban (white peak) - Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair (top of the son of Farquhar's corrie) - Beinn Tarsuinn (transverse or crosswise mountain)

A huge day on four entirely different hills with exquisite views.

Corbetts: Beinn Dearg Mor (big red hill) - Beinn Dearg Bheag (little red hill)

or

Beinn Airigh Charr (hill of the rough shieling)

A new approach for G&M Guides but still guaranteed a sporting challenge!

Monday 19th May

The Munro baggers have a choice of climbing the Corbetts of Beinn Dearg Mor and Beinn Dearg Bheag before packing up and walking back out to the welcome sight of the transport at Corrie Hallie, or simply leisurely packing up and walking out.

Group discussion for choice of Corbetts.

We will then return to Stirling via Perth stopping at Tarvie for a "big all day breakfast".