Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan, Mullach na Dheiragain & An Socach –
💧 Water sources: Yes – burns throughout corries and glens
🚴 Bike & Hike: No
🏕️ Wild camp: Yes
🏊 Wild swim: Yes – remote lochans in upper Glen Affric area
A long remote Munro circuit starting from the Cluanie Inn / youth hostel area, following a stepped ascent to a saddle, then branching across ridges linking three Munros with sustained broken terrain, multiple rises and falls, and a committing return over high ground.
(Munro) Mullach na Dheiragain 981m
Lat, Long 57.283325, -5.187123
OS Grid Ref NH080259
(Munro) Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan 1151m
Lat, Long 57.25455, -5.222783
OS Grid Ref NH057228
(Munro) An Socach 921m
Lat, Long 57.25765, -5.171635
OS Grid Ref NH088230
25.59 miles | 10,000 ft elevation gain approx | 10:58–14:47 duration | bog**** | hike****
deer stalking enquiries: 01599 530055
Conditions: boggy corrie approaches, sustained ridge travel, broken terrain with repeated ascents and descents, exposed high sections
Access notes: start from Cluanie Inn / youth hostel area, initial gated path to saddle, ridge split to each Munro, return via retracing or shoulder cut-off depending on route choice
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