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One of the most beautiful off road tracks. I recommend to go at least with a gravel bike.

Not as hard as you may initially think if you've a decent level of fitness, nothing to difficult to contend with other than the weather, that's your most difficult obstacle as it can change quickly so go prepared, no matter what the weather at the bottom is like.

Highest mountain in Great Britain Cold and windy

Despite being the ninth highest Munro, Càrn Mòr Dearg is best known for the rocky, narrow ridge that connects to its rather burly neighbour, Ben Nevis. It's perhaps the quality of its famous ridge and its proximity to the biggest mountain in the land that means Càrn Mòr Dearg's summit is rarely the main objective. A classic low-grade mountaineering line, a journey along a snow-covered Càrn Mòr Dearg Arête is unforgettable. The sagging ridgeline, hung dramatically between the summits of Càrn Mòr Dearg and Ben Nevis, offers a continuous grade I winter traverse, revealing astonishing views across towards Ben Nevis. While the technicality is low, the outing is long and serious, so a dawn start is a must.

Wish I'd have taken a picture. Quite technical, but oh so astonishing.

Great technical Downhill from WHW towards Kinlochleven

We took this road during our gravel bike-packing trip; we do not recommend it for this purpose. It requires a lot of attention and you may need to go off the bike often...but probably best enjoyed on a MTB!

At 1,345 m, Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in Scotland and Great Britain and is therefore also the highest Munro. It is about 7 km east of the city of Fort William.