4 day Munro Course, Bagging the Black Cuillin Munro’s
For Munro baggers, Skye’s Black Cuillin represents the ultimate test — a dramatic sweep of jagged peaks, exposed ridgelines, and route-finding challenges that can push even the most experienced hill walkers.
We offer a guided experience to help you tackle all 11 Munros on the ridge (weather permitting), combining local expertise with rope safety, route planning, and efficient movement through steep, technical terrain. Our aim is to help you complete your summits but safety is our number one priority, we will help you gain more confidence in steeper more exposed ground and take you up routes that match your ability.
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4 Day Course
What to Expect:
Qualified guides with deep local knowledge
Ropework and essential mountaineering skills
Weather interpretation and intelligent route selection
A safe, challenging, and truly unforgettable adventure
Summiting as many munro’s as you would like, weather dependant.
Duration & Flexibility:
Recommended: 4-day itinerary
Fully tailored to your schedule and experience level
Whether you’re chasing your final Munro or starting your Cuillin journey, we’ve got your back (and your rope!)
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PRICE - based on a 4 day Itinerary
(guide : client ratios)
1:1 Private Course – £1,360
1:2 Private Course – £1,520DATES
Our courses are fully personalized, delivered on dates that suit you and designed to meet your individual learning goals.
(Dates can be added on the booking form on checkout)
LOCATION
Your guide will discuss timings and meeting point closer to departure date.
ACCOMODATION
The island fills up with accommodation bookings very quickly in the summer months, it is recommended to book in advance.
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PERSONAL KIT TO BRING
Footwear:
Approach shoes or B1 lightweight summer walking boots
Clothing:
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Base Layers – Thermal or moisture-wicking (avoid cotton)
Fleece – At least one; consider adding a fleece vest/gilet for extra warmth
Extra Layer – Pack an additional fleece or synthetic insulation layer in a waterproof bag
Other Essentials:
Head torch + spare batteries
Food for each day
Rucksack (30–40 L)
Midge spray and net
Water (up to 2-3 Litres)
Make sure everything is in a waterproof bag. This could even be a rubbish bag, rucksacks aren’t waterproof even with the covers.
Climbing Gear:
Helmet
Harness
Belay device and karabiner
Sling and karabiner
KIT PROVIDED FOR YOUR USE
Harness
Helmet
Karabiner and Sling
Belay device and karabiner
All technical climbing equipment—such as ropes and protective gear—is provided by the guide.
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