Emergency services were called to the Aonach Eagach ridge on Saturday night when the trio were reported missing shortly after 9pm
Three hillwalkers have been found dead in Glencoe after failing to return from their hike.
., HM Coastguard, the RAF and Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team took part in the recovery operation. Aonach Eagach is said to be one of the narrowest ridges on the British mainland and requires a scrambling ability to cross. The rocky six-mile stretch includes two Munro summits - Sgorr nam Fiannaidh at 3,175ft high and Meall Dearg at 3,124ft high.
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