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$matches[2] Nothing new with this walk but Glencoe and the Buachaille Etive Mor never fails to deliver and when you have the first snow of winter and clear blue sky then there are few places better for a mornings walk. Starting from Altnafeadh the tourist route up the corrie was straight forward on...

Its taken far to long for me to post this report.... but it was a cracking day which ended our week in capturing all the Black Cuillin munros. We were being looked after by Jonah Jones of SkyeMountainGuides (jonah@skyemountainguides.com) who I would happily recommend to anyone for all things relatin...

our_route.gpx With a settled forecast and a final opportunity for the high tops before the year end we decided on a return visit into Inverlochlarig which lies to the west of Balquhidder along the north shore of Loch Voil. The temperature was down to -4 as we crawled along the single track road whi...

Hello All, Many thanks for the positive feedback to the report. It was a cracking winter day and fingers crossed we'll get many more through this season. Stob Ban is in a stunning location for viewing the surrounding giants... Having been fortunate to visit through varying seasons and different rout...

our_route.gpx The forecast was promising for a return visit to the Grey Corries after a stormy visit in September when gales and rain shortened the day. Parking just south of Corriechoille we were away by 08.00am and planned the circular route up the Lairig Leacach path in towards the bothy before ...

Hi Stefan1.... a pair of waders would have been handy for the low level walking or a few nights of heavy frost to get things firmed up a bit......

With another settled forecast we decide to head west and take in the two munros that form the northern perimeter of the Bridge of Orchy range. Its been a few years since our previous visit and it would be a pleasant change to stop at Achallader farm instead of motoring by on the A82 to Glencoe or Gl...

our_route.gpx This walk takes in the munros to the east side of Loch Trieg along with Beinn na Lap. The forecast was for showers being blown in on a strong westerly but things were to improve as the day went on. Starting at first light the ascent to the Stob Coire Sgriodain was soggy underfoot affa...

our_route.gpx Our route takes in Ben Nevis and its three neighbours on the north side of Glen Nevis. We travelled up on Friday night which was a last minute decision after hearing the forecast for the Sat. Sunshine, warm with little wind would provide an excellent opportunity to get around the big ...

our_route.gpx With the forecast indicating high temperatures and clear tops the day was set for a return visit to An Teallach. Certainly a top not be done in bad weather as the view down to Loch Toll an Lochain shouldn't be missed. The original plan was to complete the ridge from Sail Liath to Glas...

our_route.gpx With the forecast looking settled the three munros to the east of the Beinn Dearg group was the target for the day. A continuation of the dry spell also meant crossing Allt a' Gharbhrain shouldn't be an issue. DWB_3640_41.jpg The clockwise route starts from the A835, just west of Loch...

our_route.gpx The settled weather throughout Scotland gave the opportunity to head into Ben Alder and get around the six munros in the group on one visit. The early season also allowed relief from the horrendous midges that are in this area later in the season. Our route in from Dalwhinnie involves...

our_route.gpx Taking advantage of the poor snow cover we decided to head for the two munros which form the northern loop of The Ring of Tarf. A cycle up Glen Tilt followed by a walk from where the track splits and rises northwest to Tarf Water. The river crossing was challenging with the snow melt ...

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Glencoe Gem

North Skye Ridge

A nice pair to finish the year

Re: Grey Corries East End

Grey Corries East End

Re: Bridge of Orchy Pair

Bridge of Orchy Pair

Beinn na Lap From Fersit

The Ben & Co.

An Teallach a classic mountain

Beinn Dearg from Dirrie More

Ben Alder Group

The Ring of Tarf (North Munros)