Home  Cambodia  China  Cuba  Egypt  Estonia  Galapagos  Iceland  Kamchatka  Karakoram  Laos  Lundy Island  Nepal  New Zealand  Patagonia  Prague  Russian Cities  Scottish  Highlands  Cairngorms  Central  Highlands  Edinburgh  Glencoe  Islands  Lochaber  NW Highlands  Sierra Nevada  Thailand  Tibet  Vietnam  Email /  Feedback	North West Highlands     -     Letterewe The North West Highlands are considered by many to be one of the last wilderness regions of Europe. The area can be reached relatively quickly from the conurbations in the central belt, but the real adventure of visiting this vast area is to penetrate into the remote mountain areas accessible only by foot. In many cases this requires a short holiday. Choose a category from the menu Applecross   |   Glen Carron   |   Kintail   |   Letterewe The Far North   |   The Remote West   |   Torridon Letterewe Click a thumbnail for a larger picture Along with the neighbouring district of Fisherfield, Letterewe is the most remote area of Scotland, and boasts the country's most inaccessible group of Munros. There is a surprising amount of excellent rock climbing on these mountains, much of it comparable with any of the classic routes in Glencoe or Ben Nevis, although generally of an exploratory nature. Any visit to Letterewe is a major undertaking requiring some careful planning as the estates do not provide any bridges over the many rivers and burns that flow through the interior, and neither are any of the bothies maintained.
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