Mamores Guided Walks
Ring of Steall | Stob Ban & Mullach nan Coirean
Tucked away in the Highlands above Glen Nevis, the Mamores are a chain of rugged peaks and sweeping ridges that offer some of Scotland’s finest mountain days. From gentler valley routes to long, airy ridge walks, this range has something for every walker looking to experience the wild beauty of the Highlands.
Among the highlights is the famous Ring of Steall horseshoe above Steall Falls - a stunning day out that links several Munros with dramatic ridgeline walking and views stretching across to Ben Nevis. Whether you’re drawn to this classic route or prefer a quieter corner of the range, check out our walks in this incredible area of Scotland.
Clients walking on the dramatic ridges on the Ring of Steall
Ring of Steall
Join us on the Ring of Steall, one of Scotland’s most thrilling and iconic mountain circuits. Starting in the heart of Glen Nevis, this spectacular guided walk takes you past the dramatic Steall Waterfall and up onto the soaring ridgelines of the Mamores. Over the course of the day, we’ll tackle four Munros—An Gearanach, Stob Coire a’ Chàirn, Am Bodach, and Sgùrr a’ Mhàim—linked by sweeping ridges that offer some of the best views in the Highlands. Expect wild mountain paths, exhilarating ridge walking, and unforgettable panoramas stretching from Ben Nevis across Lochaber’s wild landscapes.
Group Size: Max 4 people
Fitness: The day is a long walk with airy ridges & exposure. Good hill fitness & head for heights will be required.
Duration: 10-12 hours
Location: Lower Falls Carpark, Glen Nevis
The incredible rock faces of Stob Ban
Stob Bàn & Mullach nan Coirean
Discover the quieter side of the Mamores with a guided walk over Stob Bàn and Mullach nan Coirean. Starting from Glen Nevis, we’ll climb steadily into a dramatic corrie before reaching the striking white quartzite summit of Stob Bàn—one of the most distinctive peaks in the range. From here, a graceful ridge leads us on to Mullach nan Coirean, where sweeping views open out across Loch Linnhe, the Nevis Range, and deep into the Highlands. Expect mountain paths with a touch of rocky adventure, rewarding climbs, and ever-changing Highland scenery.
Fitness: The day is a long walk. Reasonable hill fitness will be required.
Duration: 6 - 8 hours
Location: Lower Falls Carpark, Glen Nevis
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