The Munros:
Remote and wild.

Cairn Toul
Below it runs the Lairig Ghru, the old right of way between Deeside and Speyside, where Corrour Bothy stands a little over two kilometres from the summit in a straight line.

Beinn Mheadhoin
The Hutchison Memorial Hut is a small bothy with a stove, and no fuel nearby.

Stob Choire Claurigh
The Lairig Leacach pass lies to its east, with a small bothy that the Mountain Bothies Association has looked after since 1977.

Beinn Bhrotain
Corrour Bothy, which the Mountain Bothies Association calls one of the most famous of all bothies, is about four kilometres away in the Lairig Ghru, the old right of way between Deeside and Speyside.

Derry Cairngorm
Loch Etchachan is a highlight, and in Coire Etchachan, about two kilometres from the summit, stands the Hutchison Memorial Hut, a small bothy built in 1954 as a mountain refuge.

Geal-charn
Most people bound for Ben Alder Estate's bothy, Ben Alder Cottage, come from Dalwhinnie, on what the estate calls the long, almost 20km track along the loch.

Stob Coire an Laoigh
Over to the east is the Lairig Leacach, the pass where the Mountain Bothies Association has looked after a small bothy since 1977.

Aonach Beag
Most people bound for Ben Alder Estate's bothy, Ben Alder Cottage, come from Dalwhinnie, on what the estate calls the long, almost 20km track along the loch.

Monadh Mor
Corrour Bothy in the Lairig Ghru, which the Mountain Bothies Association calls one of the most famous of all bothies, is about four and a half kilometres away in a straight line.

Carn a' Choire Bhoidheach
Invercauld Estate runs the car park for Glen Callater and owns the bothy in the glen.

Sgurr Mor
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

Beinn Eibhinn
Most people bound for Ben Alder Estate's bothy, Ben Alder Cottage, come from Dalwhinnie, on what the estate calls the long, almost 20km track along the loch.

Sgurr Choinnich Mor
The Lairig Leacach bothy has been maintained by the Mountain Bothies Association since 1977.

Sgurr nan Clach Geala
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

Bynack More
Forestry and Land Scotland's Ryvoan Trail runs from Glenmore Visitor Centre towards the Ryvoan Pass, and the Bynack path lies near Ryvoan Bothy.

Beinn a' Chreachain
ScotWays, the rights of way charity, records it leaving the north-east corner of Loch Tulla for Achallader farm, then following the Water of Tulla to Gorton bothy.

Carn an t-Sagairt Mor
Invercauld Estate runs the car park for Glen Callater and owns the bothy in the glen.

Carn a' Mhaim
Corrour Bothy is about a kilometre and a half from the summit in a straight line.

Carn Dearg
Most people bound for Ben Alder Estate's bothy, Ben Alder Cottage, come from Dalwhinnie, on what the estate calls the long, almost 20km track along the loch.

Ladhar Bheinn
Barrisdale Estate keeps a bothy and a campsite beside it, a natural base camp for the hills around.

Beinn Bheoil
Most people come from Dalwhinnie, on what Ben Alder Estate calls the long, almost 20km track along the loch to its bothy, Ben Alder Cottage.

Mullach Clach a' Bhlair
The Carnachuin Bridge near Ruigh Aiteachain, the bothy in the glen (NN 845 937), was swept away by the River Feshie in spate on 3 September 2009.

Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair
The Mountain Bothies Association's bothy at Shenavall, on Gruinard Estate's ground, is not available during stag stalking, from 15 September to 20 October.

Cairn Bannoch
Invercauld Estate runs the car park for Glen Callater and owns the bothy in the glen.

Beinn Dearg
Allt Scheicheachan, at grid reference NN 835 737, is a small bothy with an open fire, owned by Atholl Estate, and fuel is scarce.

The Devil's Point
Corrour Bothy stands in the Lairig Ghru close under the hill, at NN 981 958.

An Sgarsoch
The nearest roof is the estate's Tarf Hotel: a bothy, whatever the name says, about five kilometres away in a straight line.

Sgurr Mor
There are no restrictions on access to Kinbreack bothy in Glen Kingie, but the Mountain Bothies Association asks you to check with the estate before visiting in the stalking season.

Sgurr Breac
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has restricted the Loch a' Bhraoin (Lochivraon) bothy to use as an emergency shelter only, for safety reasons that include the water supply and the state of the building.

A' Chailleach
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has restricted the Loch a' Bhraoin (Lochivraon) bothy to use as an emergency shelter only, for safety reasons that include the water supply and the state of the building.

Broad Cairn
Invercauld Estate runs the car park for Glen Callater and owns the bothy in the glen.

Sgurr Ban
The Mountain Bothies Association's bothy at Shenavall, on Gruinard Estate's ground, is not available during stag stalking, from 15 September to 20 October.

Lurg Mhor
Attadale Estate keeps the Beinn Dronaig bothy, open most of the year but sometimes closed while deer are culled.

Ciste Dhubh
The Mountain Bothies Association keeps Camban bothy, at grid reference NH 053 184 on the National Trust for Scotland's West Affric Estate.

Stob Ban
The Lairig Leacach bothy, at grid reference NN 282 738, is about a mile from this summit.

Sgurr Thuilm
Corryhully Bothy stands by the river below the lodge, kept by the estate for walkers.

Tolmount
Invercauld Estate, which owns the bothy in Glen Callater, stalks red stags.

Tom Buidhe
Invercauld Estate, which owns the bothy in Glen Callater, stalks red stags.

Sgurr nan Coireachan
Corryhully Bothy stands by the river below the lodge, kept by the estate for walkers.

Meall Gorm
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

Meall Buidhe
Barrisdale Estate keeps a bothy and a campsite, a natural base camp for the hills around.

Bidein a' Choire Sheasgaich
Attadale Estate keeps the Beinn Dronaig bothy, open most of the year but sometimes closed while deer are culled.

Luinne Bheinn
Barrisdale Estate keeps a bothy and a campsite, a natural base camp for the hills around.

Meall a' Chrasgaidh
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

Beinn Tarsuinn
The Mountain Bothies Association's bothy at Shenavall, on Gruinard Estate's ground, is not available during stag stalking, from 15 September to 20 October.

Maol Chean-dearg
Coulags, on the A890 in Glen Carron, where a right of way runs up Coire Fionnaraich past the bothy and on over to Torridon.

Beinn Bhreac
About four and a half kilometres away, in Coire Etchachan, is the Hutchison Memorial Hut, a small bothy built in 1954 as a mountain refuge.

Seana Bhraigh
The Mountain Bothies Association's bothy here, owned by East Rhidorroch Estate, is not available during stag stalking, from 20 September to 20 October.

An Coileachan
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

Sgurr nan Each
There is no Mountain Bothies Association bothy in the Fannichs.

An Socach
Alltbeithe, the hostel at the head of the glen, lies below these hills, and the National Trust for Scotland's Camban bothy is about six kilometres to the south-west.

Ruadh Stac Mor
The Mountain Bothies Association's bothy at Shenavall, on Gruinard Estate's ground, is not available during stag stalking, from 15 September to 20 October.

A' Ghlas-bheinn
About seven kilometres away is Camban, a bothy on the National Trust for Scotland's West Affric Estate.