Corrour Bothy

Ben Macdui and Derry Cairngorm Trail

Climbs to the summit of Ben Macdui (1,309m), Britain's second-highest peak, via a challenging mountain route through the Cairngorms. Expect steep, rocky terrain with significant ascent over rough paths and boulder fields—entirely unsuitable for buggies or young children. Dogs capable of scrambling over rocks are welcome but must be fit and experienced. Rewards include stunning alpine plateau views, dramatic corries, and genuine wilderness solitude, though conditions change rapidly and navigation

Cairn Toul and Sgor an Lochain Uaine Trail

Tackles two Munros (both over 1,200m) via the Lairig Ghru, involving serious mountain terrain with steep, rocky ascents and exposed ridges. Definitely not suitable for young children or buggies – this is a challenging high-altitude route requiring navigation skills, fitness and proper kit. Dogs physically capable of scrambling can come, though the terrain is demanding for them too. Rewards with spectacular Cairngorms wilderness, dramatic corries, and summit views across the plateau – a classic S

Cairngorms Trekking I

Covers challenging, mountainous terrain with steep ascents across the Cairngorms plateau—strictly for experienced hillwalkers with proper navigation skills and mountain gear. Definitely not suitable for families with young children or buggies due to the elevation, exposure and technical difficulty. Dogs physically capable of mountain terrain are welcome but owners must judge fitness carefully given the demands. Worth doing for exceptional Highland scenery, true wilderness experience, and access

Cairngorms Trekking IV

Derry Lodge Trail