North Highlands, Inverness, An Teallach, Dundonnell

An Teallach – Grade 1 Scramble (Dundonnell) –

Dundonnell

💧 Water sources: Yes – burns on approach and corries
🚴 Bike & Hike: No
🏕️ Wild camp: Yes
🏊 Wild swim: Yes – lochans and pools in surrounding glens

One of Scotland’s finest ridge scrambles, featuring sustained exposed Grade 1 terrain with short sections that can feel like Grade 2 depending on line. Narrow ridgeline sections, constant hands-on movement, and serious exposure make this a committing and high-quality mountain day.

(Munro) Sgùrr Fiona 1060m
Lat, Long 57.801018, -5.25962
OS Grid Ref NH064837

(Munro) Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill 1062m
Lat, Long 57.806571, -5.253386
OS Grid Ref NH068843

13 miles | 9–10 hours | bog** | hike****
deer stalking enquiries: 01445 731240

Conditions: sustained Grade 1 scrambling, exposed ridge, narrow sections, steep ascents

Access notes: typically approached from Dundonnell / Corrie Hallie, clear path into corrie before steep ascent, committing ridge traverse between summits

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