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Summary / Highlights
• Two days guiding by a Qualified Winter Mountain Leader
• Learn and practice the art of the ice axe arrest
• Walk on mixed ground wearing crampons
• Understand how to navigate in winter conditions
• Have an awareness of what equipment is required in winter
• The actual climb of Ben Nevis in winter conditions
• Good value for money

Summary / Highlights
• Guiding by a Qualified Mountain Leader
• Choice of route - Mountain Track, Steall Falls Ascent or CMD
• Join a small group or hire a private guide
• Learn about the history of the mountain
• Spectacular views of Mull, Glencoe mountains & Great Glen
• 6 to 8 hours of moderate walking with 1,350 metres of ascent
• Learn to navigate and read a map
• Enjoy a wee dram back at the Ben Nevis Inn
Charity Group Guiding £35 / Public Group Guiding £50 / Private Guiding £180 / CMD Guiding £195

Summary / Highlights
• Guiding by a Qualified Mountain Leader
• Spectacular views of Glencoe, Mull and Ben Nevis
• 6 to 8 hours of walking with 1,000 - 1,500 metres of ascent
• You are required to do some scrambling but not rock climbing
• Gain confidence to tackle other mountains without a guide
• Learn to navigate and read a map
• Enjoy a wee dram in the Clachaig Inn

Bidean nam Bian , Buachaille Etive Mor or Aonach Eagach Ridge Private Guiding £195
Summary / Highlights
• Guiding by a Qualified Mountain Leader
• Spectacular views of the Red and Black Cuillin and the islands
• 6 to 8 hours of moderate walking with 1,000 metres of ascent
• You are required to do some scrambling but not rock climbing
• Bespoke walks also available - contact us for further details
• Learn to navigate and read a map
• Enjoy a wee dram back in the Sligachan Hotel

Introduction To The Isle of Skye Munros Private Guiding £195
The Cobbler, Beinn Narnain or Beinn Ime Private Guiding £180
Summary / Highlights
• Guiding by a Qualified Mountain Leader
• If arriving by train we start our walk at 09:30
• Climb one or all three of these mountains in a day
• Spectacular views across Loch Lomond
• 6 to 8 hours of moderate walking with 900 metres of ascent
• Rest and relax in a local pub/restaurant in Arrochar
• Arrive back in Glasgow at 9.30 p.m. if travelling by train
