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Fine rough and rugged peak, not unlike the rough bounds.

Fine rough and rugged peak.

Fine food from the shop and toasties / soup from the cafe

Originally a two room foresters house Gleann Dubh-Lighe is now managed by the Bothy Association. It burnt down in 2012 but has been re-built and the pine wood panels and cosy fire are nicer than the original. If you plan to stay here, please bring wood and make sure you leave it in better condition than when you arrived. It's also good practise to pay for membership of the MBA to help fund the upkeep.

Streap is an awesome mountain but at 909 m it's just 5 m short of Munro classification. It's a great target for a run from Glenfinnian and the views from the summit are stunning. Brilliant ridgeline running.

Sgùrr nan Coireachan is one of the pair of Munros north of Glenfinnian. It stands at 956 m and offers brilliant wild views of the surrounding mountains and lochs. Normally run as a loop from the south, taking in the other Munro Sgùrr Thuilm and the great ridge between them.

Sgurr Thuilm is one of the two Munros around Glenfinnan. The rocky peak stands at 963 m. The views from the top are magnificent across the wild mountains and lochs of the area. Normally run as a loop from the south, often taking in Sgùrr nan Coireachan and the smaller tops on the ridge between.

The Glenfinnan Monument marks the spot where Prince Charles Edward Stuart ("Bonnie Prince Charlie") hoisted his flag and started the Jacobite Rebelion. He also fled from here a year later after defeat at the battle of Culloden.