Shiel Bridge has a camping ground and the nearby Kintail Lodge .
Buses run along the glen.
It's northern flanks are incised by a series of great rocky corries while the south flanks are more gentle and grassy in their descent into Glen Quoich. The ridge contains a total of seven Munros allowing a fit hillwalker to really boost their tally. This strenuous trek really needs a long summer day and clear weather - remember to take plenty of water as there is little on the lofty ridge. It is more usual to split the Munros into the eastern four and western three over 2 days. The problem with doing either the entire ridge or just half of it is arranging for transport.