South of Loch Mullardoch you will find the Glen Affric and Kintail area whose southern boundary is the A87 road to Inverness. The Five Sisters of Kintail, Beinn Fhada, Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan and Carn Eighe are just some of the impressive peaks in this area, and all have their own unique selling points such as remoteness, size, steepness or height. As a result, peaks in the list are all over 900m.
2 days in Kintail. Day 1: we parked the car at cluanie inn. We had snow cover down to the glen and due to lots of non wind effected snow fall we took snowshoes and axe and crampons on this journey. Heavy Bags! We climbed the SE side of Am Bathach, snowshoeing due to thigh deep snow from about 600m onwards. In Bealach a Choinich we observed multiple sluff avalanches be triggered by falling snow of small cliffs. All triggered sluffs were in a steepening convexity at 730m. We also had the prescence of sun at the convexity only. Due to this we decided to use the wind scoured SW spur to climb up to ciste dubh. The west face of Ciste dubh had multiple avalanches, mostly larger sluff runs, but one slide was clearly cornice breakage. We stayed on the rocky ridge and sub 10* ground to the summit. We decided for a descent of the NW side which should have been the scoured side. We stayed in Camban bothy for the night. 
