Tent campingTent only · up to 3 nights
About Mamores High Corries
The Mamores rise sharply above Kinlochleven, and their higher corries provide a very different overnight from camping on the glen floor. Reaching suitable ground requires a real climb with a fully loaded pack, but the reward is expansive mountain scenery and a much wilder atmosphere. High camps are exceptionally weather-sensitive: wind that feels manageable in the village can be severe at 600–7...
The Mamores rise sharply above Kinlochleven, and their higher corries provide a very different overnight from camping on the glen floor. Reaching suitable ground requires a real climb with a fully loaded pack, but the reward is expansive mountain scenery and a much wilder atmosphere. High camps are exceptionally weather-sensitive: wind.
At a glance
Vehicle overnightNot included
Natural water nearbyTreatment required
High mountain campGood to know
Huge viewsGood to know
Above much of the summer midge zoneGood to know
Wild camping
Access & camping
FREE & LEGALResponsible lightweight tent camping is included in Scottish access rights wherever those rights apply.
Permit Not required Cost Free Style Backpack · High Mountain · Corrie
Read access guidance
Responsible lightweight tent camping is included in Scottish access rights wherever those rights apply.
Authority: Scottish Outdoor Access Code
Restrictions: styles: backpack, high-mountain, corrie difficulty: hard walk in: text: Significant ascent to roughly 600–700 m terrain; route and distance vary. tent only: Yes vehicle overnight included: No max stay nights: 3 conditions: Small numbers and lightweight tents., Normally two or three nights maximum in one place., Keep well away from buildings and roads., Leave no trace and take litter away., Use a camping stove; follow current local fire advice., Access rights have exclusions and local restrictions can apply, so check before travel.
Evidence checked: 2026-09-15
What to expect
Facilities & approachNatural water nearbyTreatment required
ApproachSignificant ascent to roughly 600–700 m terrain; route and distance vary.
TerrainHard
Wild camping — no serviced facilities confirmed.
View facilities details
toilets: Not provided
showers: Not provided
drinking water tap: Not provided
bins: Not provided
electricity: Not provided
warden: Not provided
Natural water: Nearby
Water treatment: Required
This is wild camping, not a serviced campsite. Carry in what you need and carry everything out.
Highlights
Good to know before you go
Practical guidance- Significant climb.
- Very exposed.
- Navigation required.
- Cold and wind at altitude.
More guidance
- Small numbers and lightweight tents.
- Normally two or three nights maximum in one place.
- Keep well away from buildings and roads.
- Leave no trace and take litter away.
- Use a camping stove; follow current local fire advice.
- Access rights have exclusions and local restrictions can apply, so check before travel.
Sources & evidence
Evidence: Reviewed structured evidence@if (HasText(wildCamping.AccessStatus)) { · FREE & LEGAL }
Checked: 2026-09-15
Authority: Scottish Outdoor Access Code
Image attribution: Colin Kinnear · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Image licence: CC BY-SA 2.0
- Scottish Outdoor Access Code — Camping in Scotland · official_access Checked 2026-09-15
- OutdoorSCOT — Wild Camping Scotland: 25 Best Spots by Region · spot_guide Checked 2026-09-15
Weather & tides
Mamores High CorriesWeather unavailable
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