Climb Ben Nevis with Us

Mountain Track

Difficulty level: moderate
Starting at only 20m above sea level, you will follow in the footsteps of early meteorologists as you ascend along their commute towards the summit observatory. The path, rising steeply at points, criss-crosses across the western flanks of the mountain.

The ‘halfway lochan’, Lochan Meall an t-Suidhe, at 570m affords an idyllic resting spot to rejuvenate before continuing up the remaining 700m towards success!

Carn Mor Dearg Arete

Difficulty level: hard
Treading the line between walking and scrambling, crossing the arete linking Carn Mor Dearg and Ben Nevis has a wonderful feeling of exposure, more suitable for those with a head for heights, it’s a fabulous day out for the more experienced hillwalker. This is a long day out that has an impressive 1506m of ascent.

Climbing Ben Nevis for charity?

Many people walk up Ben Nevis to raise money for charity. If this is your plan, we’ll be with you all the way! Most charities have sponsorship packs that will help support you – including offering a sponsorship form to track fundraising. If you don’t receive this, Lost Earth Adventures can send you one of our generic forms. For more details, including fundraising tips, visit our charity challenges page.

At a Glance

• Qualified Mountain Leader(s) certified in mountain first aid
• Professional event organisation
• Minimum age: 10+, no maximum age
• Suitable for anybody with reasonable fitness
• No experience needed
• Plenty of parking for the routes we take
• Runs 7-days a week, all year round
• Kit List

Groups We Cater For

• Individuals, families, friends and groups of any size
• School and Youth Groups
• Stag and Hen Parties
• Team Building
• Charities
• Film and TV
• Military and cadet training

Why Book With Us?

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• We’re insured and AALA licensed
• Exceptionally high standards