South Glen Shiel Ridge: 7 Munros –
💧 Water sources: Yes – burns on initial ascent
🚴 Bike & Hike: Yes, use bike between car parks
🏕️ Wild camp: Yes – limited on ridge, better lower glens
🏊 Wild swim: Yes – lochans in surrounding glens
A long, committing ridge traverse linking seven Munros with sustained elevation changes, narrow sections, and continuous exposure once on the ridge.
(Munro) Creag a’Mhaim 946m
Lat/Long: 57.120376, -5.161534
OS Grid Ref: NH087077
(Munro) Druim Shionnach 987m
Lat/Long: 57.126112, -5.183509
OS Grid Ref: NH074084
(Munro) Aonach air Chrith 1022m
Lat/Long: 57.124204, -5.22301
OS Grid Ref: NH050083
(Munro) Maol Chinn-dearg 981m
Lat/Long: 57.127024, -5.253007
OS Grid Ref: NH032087
(Munro) Sgurr an Doire Leathain 1010m
Lat/Long: 57.137055, -5.281994
OS Grid Ref: NH015099
(Munro) Sgurr an Lochain 1004m
Lat/Long: 57.141106, -5.298888
OS Grid Ref: NH005104
(Munro) Creag nan Damh 918m
Lat/Long: 57.146423, -5.335745
OS Grid Ref: NG983111
17 miles | 9–11 hours | bog* | hike****
no deer stalking
Conditions: sustained ridge travel, exposed throughout, steep ascents between peaks
Access notes: point-to-point route, commonly started from Glen Shiel roadside, return logistics required
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