글렌 아프릭‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 산길

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!

Well worth walking out to this munro if you are doing the other two already - bit of a climb on the way back, but the views are great and there is nothing difficult about reaching this top.

Very easy to do munro - very good quality trails that never get boggy and nothing really steep on the way up.

A' Chràlaig is a 1,120 m (3,675 ft) high Munro and Marilyn classified mountain in Scotland. Its Gaelic name A’ Chràileag can be roughly translated as The Basket or The Fish Trap. The mountain is located east of the historic Kintail region in the Highland council area, approximately 35 kilometers southeast of Kyle of Lochalsh and almost 40 kilometers north of Fort William. It is part of a mountain range between Glen Affric and Loch Cluanie, which has a total of five Munros. Source: Wikipedia

This round trip is very exciting, a good visible path goes up to first peak and when you follow ridge you can make easy 7-8 summits on this tour more than 1000m. Entire trip is slightly longe than shown on my graphic, GPS signal was disturbed for about 1,5km, so entire trip is about 28km. In general the path is always visible, but a reasonable visibility would be good to see next summit for orientation.

The third and last Munro of the day.

The second summit of our three-way tour.

Sail Chaorainn is a 1,002m Munro mountain in the Scottish Highlands. It forms part of a natural circuit of three Munros, together with Carn Ghluasaid and Sgurr nan Conbhairean. Of the three, it sits the furthest back from the main road (A87). The ridge that links Sail Chaorainn to Sgurr nan Conbhairean is delightful, and most people walk it twice as there aren't really any alternative options for descent back to civilisation as there are steep drops on both sides of the ridge.