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Walking in Torridon - Walks in the Mountains of Torridon

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Published
14 Apr 2010
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Second
ISBN
9781852844660
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1852844663
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17.2 x 11.6 x 1.9cm
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290g
Pages
224
Originally Published
14 Apr 2010

Walking in Torridon

by Chris Lowe, Peter Barton, Jim Sutherland

A guidebook to the best walking routes in the mountains of Torridon in the western Highlands of Scotland. Based around Shieldaig and Slioch, the 52 day walks described include easy walks to routes up Torridon's best summits, including nine Munros and suggestions given for 5 ridge walks. More...

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Seasons

It is possible to walk in the mountains of Torridon year-round; winter on the west coast is often Read More... fairly mild, although equipment is needed for snow and ice; high summer is full of midges

Centres

Shieldaig, Slioch and Torridon

Difficulty

walks of all grades; most avoid anything particularly difficult or technical

Must See

Munros, sea lochs and wilderness!
 
 

All the routes described are delineated on sections of the Ordnance Survey Landranger 1:50,000 maps: 19 (Gairloch & Ullapool), 24 (Raasay & Applecross) and 25 (Glen Carron & Glen Affric), and the appropriate sheet should be carried on every walk. OS Explorer 1:25,000 maps 433 (Torridon – Beinn Eighe & Liathach) and 428 (Kyle of Lochalsh, Plockton & Applecross) also cover the region and are available in laminated form. Harvey’s Superwalker map 1:25,000 Torridon includes Slioch, Beinn Eighe, Liathach and Beinn Alligin. The sketches of some parts of the routes in this book are only intended to add detail not revealed by the maps. All routes described in the text are shown in orange (in many instances these overlie the broken lines indicating stalkers’ paths on the OS maps). Though several routes may appear on the same map each is referred to separately in the text. I have adopted the mountain and place names as printed on the OS 1:50.000 sheets, although there are some inconsistencies. I have also offered approximate phonetic spellings and English translations for certain of the Gaelic names as they arise in the text.

 
 
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