Munro Hopper

Ben Lawers is southern highland's highest Munro rising above Loch Tay, standing 1214m tall. This hike offers varied terrain underfoot and has a marked path for navigation. Enjoy excellent panoramic views of Kenmore from the summit and breathtaking scenery along the way. 

There is a car park where Elizabeth Yule will drop off and pick up at the pre arranged times, however for those who are feeling a multi day hike and want to bag more than one munro, you can also ascent the summit of Beinn Ghlas from this route before descenting. 

If you fancy taking a more leisurely stroll around the early stages of this route or if you bagged the mountain in super quick time, you can visit the Ben Lawers Hotel who have a range of beers, spirits, hot drinks and snacks with beautiful views to relax and celebrate conquering Ben Lawers.   

If you require a comprensive guide to Ben Lawers, please visit Walking Highlands;

Alternatively, you can download the AllTrails App. 

Schiehallion is one of the most well known munro's in Scotland and luckily for us it is located here, right in the heart of Perthshire. Not only is it famous for it's obvious cone peak, viewable from Loch Rannoch and Tummel but it is also known for its history and involvement in the measuring of the earth's mass.

Elizabeth Yule will drop you and all fellow hikers at the braes of foss car park which is the starting point of this full day hike. There are well maintained toilet facilities in the car park and you start your munro hike with a walk through well pathed moore's and towards the lower part of the ridge. You can enjoy panoramic views looking over Loch Tummel. 

The terrain is varied but well constructed, starting out dry and easier underfoot. As the route progresses, the terrain becomes tougher and the introduction to large boulders begins. As you reach the summit you will be greeted with jaw dropping views, 360 across Rannoch Moor and on a clear day, you can see the peaks of Glencoe. 

If you require a comprehensive guide to Schiehallion, please visit Walking Highlands; https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/perthshire/schiehallion.shtml

Alternatively, please download the AllTrails app for navigation, hiking advice and facts. 

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The Cairnwell munro is situated in the heart of Glenshee, Cairngorms national park and in winter is one of the most popular destinations for skiiers and snowboarder's who often enjoy a day the Glenshee Ski Resort. However in the summer months, the area is widely popular for hill walkers and hikers keen to tick off multi summits from their extensive munro list. Although there is not a marked path, the terrain allows a straightforward walk to the summit in summer conditions. The beauty of this route is you can bag as many munro's in one day as you like and feel prepared for, You can hike up the Cairnwell and descent the same route or if you are feeling energised after the first summit you can continue to  Càrn Aosda and Càrn a' Ghèoidh.

Elizabeth Yule will drop off at the Glenshee Ski Resort which will also be the collection point at the end of the hike. There is a cosy cafe at the Snowsports centre which is open daily.

There are shorter walks and Mountian Bike Trails, during the Summer  and you can take bikes on the Ski Lift. 

If you require a comprensive guide to The Cairnwell Munros, please visit Walk Highlands;

Alternatively, you can download the AllTrails App. 

One of the easier ascents in the area of Perthshire standing at 931m in elevation. Ben Chonzie is a simple and enjoyable hike, located just outside of Comrie and prominant amongst the heather moorland. The terrain is a well marked path along the track and across the moorlands with short boggy sections along the way. As you near closer to the summit of this munro, you will have beautiful views behind you, looking back along the Glen so be sure to take those rest stops and take it all in.

The summit of Ben Chonzie is less than a mountain peak as it mellows out at the top, make sure you have your navigation maps with you so you know when you have bagged this munro.

Our coach driver will drop off all hikers and walkers at the nearest car park to Coishavachan track, Glen Lednock, but note, there are no toilet facilities available so please make sure you use any local facilities prior to boarding the coach.  

If you require a comprehensive guide on Ben Chonzie, please visit Walking Higlands.

Alternatively, please download the AllTrail App.