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A great report Dogplodder with excellent photos. I'm heading the Mull in spring, how long did this
hill take to complete.

I did these two in July 2020, like you I biked in to the bothy which was closed due to Covid so I camped and climbed the hills early morning before the cycle out to Attadale. It was a really enjoyable couple of days and unlike you I was rewarded by great views. Thanks for posting it helps to make th...

Hi Kato, Short Notice but I'm heading North tommorow for Ben Hope, Ben Klibreck, Ben More Assynt and Conival.
Doing them over two days and staying at Tongue Hostel Tuesday and Inchnadamph Wednesday. If you are up for that PM me or post on here. Cheers

Sorry for the short Notice my usual walking buddy has called off due to a family illness. I'm planning to head North Tommorow (Tuesday 9th) to do Ben Hope, Ben Klibreck, Ben More Assynt and Conival heading home Thursday or Friday. Staying at Tongue Hostel Tuesday and Inchnadamph Wednesday/Thursday. ...

Update: Walked up yesterday. Bridge now complete. Followed path to end in perfect winter conditions before returning back via Socach Mor. Great winter option. Thanks for the update guys, perfect timing as I intend doing this one on Friday and didn't fancy the rickety bridge. I'm happy now that the ...

Hi Msp1987 I can only tell you I climbed these two on Wednesday 30 September in glorious weather, I walked in from the Glen Lochay side and parked just before Kenknock farm. The track all the way to the other side of the ford would be perfect for a bike and would save around 1 hour in total, There w...

Thanks for the Info, I am currently preparing to climb these two tomorrow (Sunday) from the Dalmally end so will update if there are any problems.

Good report Denfinella and great Photos, I did these two on the Wednesday after you and although we got occasional views we also got heavy showers, isn't that stile at a strange angle as you said it definitely required some focus, a great couple of hills though and I'm looking forward to doing the o...

A couple of alternatives for the camping site would be The caravan and Camping Club site about 1/2 mile south of Glencoe village access is via the Glencoe visitors centre and has excellent facilities. (Non members welcome but bring the midge repellent). Also Invercoe camp site which is in Glencoe Vi...

Well done Butzy and welcome to the site, first Munro and first report!! already your not hanging around, looking forward to more.

Hi I am heading to Skye with my walking club, West Lothian Mountaineering at the minute we are planning to camp at Sligachan but might yet go to Glenbrittle. There should be about 6 of us probably doing different hills/walks, if we are going to Glenbrittle I will give you a shout. Have a great weekend

Check out the Lidle website on Monday 17 June they are selling a 70L rucksack which looks a good bit of kit and at £27.99 I reckon you can't go wrong. I have no association with Lidle stores it just seemed a good buy.

scooby0511 is bang on this was a great day with very experienced and knowledgeable trainers in Diane and Heather a full day which covered everything, best money I have ever spent. I did a navigation course a few years ago and thought this would be just the same again, not on your life it was real ha...

Suggest Buachaille Etive Beag would also suit you and the Munros in Glen Etive such as Ben Starav and surrounding hills are a good days outing. Remember the Skin So Soft for the midges.

It was a clear, crisp, sunny day with wall to wall blue. It looked set to be a cracker. We set off from the edge of Loch A’ Bhraoin on a nice flat trail, and with a gentle incline for the first 3 Km, we could take in the winter wonderland on the snow covered peaks, highlighted dramatically against t...

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