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Summary for The Ring of Steall |
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The Ring of Steall is a route in “The Mamores” region / range which is located in the Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht area of the Scottish Highlands as defined by the Scottish Mountaineering Club. This is a circular route |
Mar
08
2010
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| 16 km/ 9.94 miles | 1775 m/ 5823.49 ft | 9 hours + |
The Mamores, The Ring of Steall is a classic mountain route.The Ring of Steall are a number of peaks forming a horseshoe around the An Steall waterfalls in the Glen Nevis valley. The "ring" can be hiked in either direction, but I suggest to begin with "An Gearanach" as outlined.
Route points for The Ring of Steall
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