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Fisherfield 6: The Empty Quarter

Britain’s most remote mountain journey. A 4-day deep-immersion expedition into the heart of the “Great Wilderness.” No gear? No problem. Premium technical kit provided—logistics handled.

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Deep immersion in the Great Wilderness

The Letterewe Forest, commonly known as Fisherfield, is the most isolated landmass on the British mainland. Defined by its lack of roads, trees, and easy exits, this is a landscape of significant river crossings and trackless glens. Our expedition summits the legendary Fisherfield Six, including A’ Mhaighdean—widely considered the finest viewpoint in Scotland.

Why this route?

Fisherfield is the definitive test of a Scottish mountaineer. It requires high endurance and a resilient mindset. We choose this 4-day line to allow for the significant walk-in and to ensure we can summit the peaks with the respect and pacing they deserve.

You will learn the nuances of remote expedition life—from managing spate river crossings to selecting sheltered wild camps in the trackless interior of Wester Ross.

International Logistics Handled

Traveling from overseas shouldn’t stop you from reaching the UK’s most remote peaks. We provide the heavy, technical kit so you can fly light and arrive ready to hike.

  • Full Gear Bundles: Vaude, Sea to Summit & Terra Nova kits.
  • Expedition Packs: Pro-grade 60L+ bags included in gear bundle.
  • Technical Support: High-end -10C sleep systems and pro stoves.

*Select your gear bundle at checkout.

The Expedition (4 Days)

Day 1

Shenavall & The Gateway

From Corrie Hallie, we traverse the moorland to the iconic Shenavall bothy. We set our first camp here, positioned at the edge of the true wilderness, preparing for the river crossings ahead.

Day 2

The Big River & First Munros

Crossing the Abhainn na Fuirneis, we enter the “Empty Quarter.” We summit the first three Munros before finding a remote camp deep in the interior by Fuar Loch Mòr.

Day 3

A’ Mhaighdean: The Remote View

Summiting Britain’s most remote Munros. A’ Mhaighdean offers an unparalleled view across Letterewe to the Atlantic. A final high-wilderness camp follows.

Day 4

The Reflective Trek Out

A long but rewarding journey back through the trackless glens to Corrie Hallie, reflecting on the absolute isolation experienced over the last four days.

What’s included

  • Professional Mountain Leader (MCI/ML)
  • Premium expedition meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
  • Group safety equipment & remote water filtration
  • Expert navigation & river crossing coaching

Expedition Pricing

Reflecting the significant logistics, remoteness, and elite small-group ratios (Max 1:4).

From £595 / per person
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International & UK Logistics

Getting to Wester Ross

The expedition starts near Ullapool. Fly into Inverness (INV) or take the rail to Inverness. We can coordinate shared transport to the trailhead at Corrie Hallie.

The “Pack-Only” Essentials

We provide the 60L pack, tent, and sleep system at checkout. You only need mountain boots, waterproofs, and personal layers.

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Basecamp & Ullapool

We recommend staying in Ullapool the night before. Most local B&Bs will store your “civilian” luggage while we are in the wilderness.

Ready to stand on Britain’s remotest peak?

From river crossing logistics to technical gear bundles, we’ve removed every barrier. Send us your preferred dates to start the journey.

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