Killilan and Iron Lodge Corbetts

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Direct route up Sguman Coinntich
Just beyond the phone box in Killilan, leave the road and follow a track heading north-east. Reaching a building, turn right and continue on a path uphill for 1km. Leave the path, cross the Allt a'Choire Mhoir and aim direct for Sguman Coinntich's summit.

Direct route up Faochaig
From the buildings at Carnach, a fine stalkers' track heads north-west following the east bank of the Allt Domhain. Higher up the track reaches wet grass covered ground, from where it's an easy slog up to Faochaig

Tracked route up Aonach Buidhe Beyond Iron Lodge, the track becomes a path, then splits as described in the 'Main Route'. Instead of taking the right fork, take the left fork and follow the path up aiming northwards. On approaching the bealach between Faochaig and Aonach Buidhe and before meeting the rusty old fence-posts, look eastwards and a fairly recently constructed track can be seen travelling up hill. Follow this track for a bit, then cross grass covered ground to Aonach Buidhe's summit.
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• One of the highest waterfalls in Britain, the spectacular Falls of Glomach are in National Trust for Scotland's care and are accessed from Strath Croe to the south-west (see the Kintail route) or Glen Elchaig.
  
• To access the falls from Glen Elchaig, head from Killilan towards Loch na Leitreach as described in the 'Main Route'.
• Upon nearing the loch, a bridge can be seen crossing the River Elchaig. Cross the bridge and follow a path to another bridge 500m further on, then continue uphill.
• Although the waterfall is one of the highest in the country at over 100m, it's drop is broken into two sections. Care should be taken on the approach !

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