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Loch Etchachan
Cairngorms National Park
- Loch Etchachan sits high in the central Cairngorms at roughly 920 metres, surrounded by major summits including Ben Macdui, Derry Cairngorm and Beinn Mheadhoin.
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Bealach Below Quinag
Assynt, Highlands
- Quinag's complex ridges rise above Loch Assynt and the west coast, with a high bealach offering a memorable wild-camping setting in settled weather.
Loch na Gainimh / Suilven Approach
Assynt, Highlands
- Loch na Gainimh lies in the extraordinary Assynt landscape of isolated sandstone mountains, lochans and rough moor.
Coire Mhic Fhearchair
Beinn Eighe, Torridon
- Coire Mhic Fhearchair cuts deep into Beinn Eighe and is dominated by the Triple Buttress, giving the camp area a scale that photographs barely convey.
Sanna / Ardnamurchan Coast
Ardnamurchan, Highlands
- The Sanna side of Ardnamurchan gives a genuine edge-of-the-map feel: pale beaches, rocky headlands and views toward the Small Isles and open Atlantic.
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Mamores High Corries
Kinlochleven / Mamores, Highlands
- The Mamores rise sharply above Kinlochleven, and their higher corries provide a very different overnight from camping on the glen floor.
Loch Ossian / Corrour
Lochaber, Highlands
- Loch Ossian is unusual because the adventure starts by train.
Coire Ardair
Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve
- Coire Ardair is a dramatic natural amphitheatre cut into Creag Meagaidh, reached by a substantial but established walk from the reserve entrance.
Upper Glen Nevis / Steall
Lochaber, Highlands
- Upper Glen Nevis gives a lot of scenery for a relatively short approach: a steep-sided glen, the Water of Nevis and the famous Steall Falls landscape.
Glen Derry / Derry Lodge
Cairngorms National Park
- The Derry Lodge area is a classic gateway into the central Cairngorms.
Loch Einich
Cairngorms National Park
- Loch Einich lies at the head of a long Cairngorm glen with steep mountain slopes closing around the water.
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Ryvoan Pass / Abernethy Forest
Cairngorms National Park
- Ryvoan Pass bridges the forested Glenmore side of the Cairngorms and open upland terrain beyond.
Glen Feshie / Ruigh-aiteachain
Cairngorms National Park
- Glen Feshie is one of the Cairngorms' most distinctive lower-level wild landscapes, with the River Feshie weaving through native pinewoods and open glen.
Loch Avon Basin
Cairngorms National Park
- Loch Avon sits deep in the Cairngorms beneath steep mountain walls, giving it one of the most dramatic settings in this collection.
Bridge of Orchy / Rannoch Moor North Edge
Argyll & Bute / Rannoch Moor
- North of Bridge of Orchy the West Highland Way leaves the settled glen and opens toward Rannoch Moor.
Head of Glen Etive
Glen Etive, Highlands
- At the head of Glen Etive the single-track road runs out beneath a huge amphitheatre of Highland mountains.
The Cuddie Brae
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