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Aber Falls
Moel Wnion and Aber Falls, Gwynedd - Members-only    
10.8km / 6.7mi  -  4 hours 10 minutes    Strenuous
After a steep climb this walk crosses open country to a magnificent view point on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. It also visits one of North Wales's best waterfalls. The return is through a National Nature Reserve
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Logan Burn Looking to Glencorse Reservoir
Pentland Hills from Flotterstone - Turnhouse & Carnethy Hills - Members-only    
11.6km / 7.2mi  -  3 hours 30 minutes    Moderate
Leisurely circular walk at first on road past Glencorse & Loganlea Reservoirs before climbing Carnethy ( 573m) & Turnhouse (506m) on well used hill paths.
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Stac Pollaidh
Stac Pollaidh, Highlands - Coigach's "Little Mountain" - Members-only    
4.0km / 2.5mi  -  2 hours    Moderate
A circular walk climbing Stac Pollaidh in Scotland for a magnificent panoramic view over Britain's greatest wilderness and the added reward of possible sightings of golden eagles and red deer. With a very steep climb to reach the summit ridge.
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Sgurr na Stri
Sgùrr na Stri, Isle of Skye - A Peek into the Cauldron - Members-only    
22.8km / 14.2mi  -  7 hours    Strenuous
A spectacular walk on the Isle of Skye from Sligachan to Sgùrr na Stri and back again with views of the Black Cullins and Loch Coruisk. Some strenuous climbing in parts, but minus the scrambling. Navigational skills required in poor visibility.
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Stob Dearg, highest point on the Buachaille Etive Mòr ridge, with the Blackwater Reservoir to left
Buachaille Etive Mor, Argyll and Bute - The Great Herdsman - Members-only    
13.1km / 8.2mi  -  6 hours    Technical
Circular walk in the Glen Coe Area with superb views of Scotland’s most rugged region and a state-of-the-art visitor centre. Rough paths, heavily eroded in places, over often steep, high and exposed ground. Serious high mountains. Risky in winter.
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