Blackburn of Corrieyairack

The wind whispers across vast moorland as you approach this remote mountain bothy, a solitary stone refuge where the Corrieyairack Pass cuts through some of Scotland's most uncompromising wilderness. This is the Highlands at their most elemental—a landscape of endless sky, distant peaks, and the kind of profound silence that recalibrates your sense of scale.

This is a site for experienced wildcampers and hillwalkers seeking genuine solitude in the Central Highlands. The wilderness hut offers basic shelter for those tackling the historic Corrieyairack route or exploring the surrounding munros and moorland. You'll need to be entirely self-sufficient here, carrying in all provisions and equipment. Check the policy on dogs and campfires when you arrive, as this is managed land where respect for the environment is paramount.

What's here is beautifully simple: a traditional stone bothy providing four walls and a roof, plus space to pitch a tent for those who prefer canvas. The year-round access means you could experience this place under deep snow or midnight sun. The vibe is utterly authentic—raw Highland wilderness where you earn every moment of peace through effort and preparation.