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Wild and very remote. Requires determination.

Easiest of the three to get to.

An Socach is a Munro at the eastern end of the Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan ridge. It's 921 m high and offers great views down Glen Affric. Probably best climbed from the youth hostel, but a long day from the car park at the end of Loch Affric is possible.

The Glen Affric Youth hostel is an awesome adventure base. It's about 10 km from the Glen Affric car park, but once there you have access to loads of great running adventures. It's also on the Glen Affric Way long distance trail. Please do book in advance or at least check it's open. They shut for a week each month to give the staff time off and the hostel is also available for private hire, so it's not a guarantee stay.

Beinn Fhionnlaidh is classified as a Munro at 1,005 m. It stands remotely at the northern end of the ridge from Càrn Eige. Often run from Glen Affric as a massive and awesome loop.

Tom a' Chòinich is a munro at 1,112 m. The summit is accessed along an awesome rocky ridge, it's steep and feels amazing but it's not actually technical. Good effort if you run the whole way though!

An Socach is a Munro at the eastern end of the Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan ridge. It's 921 m high and offers great views down Glen Affric. Probably best climbed from the youth hostel but a long day from the car park at the end of Loch Affric is possible.

Loch Affric and Glen Affric lie in a nature reserve. It's a beautiful valley, often cited as one of the most beautiful places in the UK. The running here is wonderful, with a brilliant trail around the bank of the lake.