A' Mhaighdean and Ruadh Stac Mor from Poolewe

These two munros are among the most treasured in Scotland due to their remote nature,

Starting from the village Poolewe head along the track which follows the eastern bank of River Ewe making your way through the stalker paths to Kernsary (It's possible to cycle to this point). Follow the track south easterly through a forest which turns into another path wich gradually ascends along the northern banks of the Allt na Creige eventually reaching the south eastern end of Fionn Loch. Cross the causeway between Dubh Loch and Fionn Loch and then head east past Carnmore to reach the bealch Allt Bruthach an Easain where the path can be left and a traverse can be made acrros the hillside aiming for and outlet of Fuar Loch Beag. Then climb the main ridge onto the summit of A' Mhaighdean avoiding crags.

Descend north-easterly onto a col between A' Mhaighdean & Ruadh Stac Mor from where an ascent of Ruadh Stac Mor can be made via a path which zigzag steeply avoiding any difficulties.

Return by route of ascent back to the col between the 2 hills and take the stalker path above Fuar Loch which leads to outflow of Loch-an Feith Mhic'-illean. Then along path which leads down to Carnmore and long walk back to Poolewe.