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Hi, can anyone help with a question please. For getting to Beinn Na Lap, is it really the only way in (for a day trip) via Corrour Station? Having a look at the trains at the weekend and there's hardly any service at all. There's about one stop at lunchtime and then its 6pm. So either batter up and ...

Fancying doing the Great Glen Way in 3 days. But the walking isnae the problem its finding appropriate places to break the days to get accomodation. There's huge chunks of the walks with nothing for miles. Anyone done it in 3? And got good suggestions of how to break it up? Did the WHW in 5, and I r...

Phew - 238 reports flooded in during August - the first time we've topped 200 in a month. Thankyou all! :D I've read loads of them, but must admit I hadn't noticed there had been that many, any chance of doing something with the trip reports so that its easy to find all the new ones and keep them i...

Sorry guys, (and yippee for a few in here) but word has it that winter is officially here. Word comes via my hillwalking mate, via a lorry driver who was up in Aviemore today and the first very light snow fall happened! Personally I could have done with this not happening for another 36 months, but ...

I think we've all had problems with that car park!

Just back from the Edinburgh Book Festival where Mark Beaumont was talking about his round the world cycle trip. The sheer determination it must have taken really is inspiring. And in a small way bagging Munro's is a bit like it. No matter what getting out and just bagging, totally different scale t...

W O W!

I've read that its possible to do the Mamores in one go, but 3750m of ascent just seemed too mental to me for anyone other than the steven fallons of the world to do! Well done!

Brilliant, so so true!

Just emailed the Glencoe Ind Hostel about reserving their bunkhouse so I will let you all know what comes of it. Taking a quick tally now to check numbers, the bunkhouse will hold 16 of us. I'm guessing Paul and his van will be sleeping outside :lol: . Those of you on the most likely list, if you d...

Don't wait, now you've done your first one they get a lot easier. My first one was Lomond and I was utterly cream crackered and about your weight as well. I kept at it and it does get a lot easier. Now lost 2 stone and can fairly sprint up them. 2hrs 45 was not a bad time at all for getting to the t...

I'm 17 stone, but I'm 6' 6" so not exactly rotund, but still have to push all that weight up the hill! sickens me when my mate can sprint up the hill, but he's only stone. Gravity makes pushing more weight up hill harder!

You'll be bitten alright! My 1st Munro was Ben Lomond as well, now bagged 123 and its what my social life is all about getting oot on the hills!

Tempting fate here, but I've no had a tick or seen one yet!

The Ben Alder section, will be away in september on me holidays, but its a suggestion?

a but i am never going back thier in August midgy hell! Agree 100%, never seen midgies like it, reckon the rain plus warmth had hatched millions of the little blighters in Glen Shiel, we parked at the Cluanie on Friday night and it was like a flood of water when we opened the car door as they poure...

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Corrour station : Beinn Na Lap

Great Glen Way: 3 days or 4?

Re: Walk Report of the Month - August

Winter officially here!

Re: Parking meter at Arrochar car park

Ultra Mega Mega Challenge

Re: Mamores Challenge

Re: The graph of pain

Re: A Walkhighlands Meet Up?

Re: 1ST Munro. Ben Lomond

Re: HEAVYWEIGHT BAGGING

Re: First Munro

Re: Ticks - a growing problem?

Re: A Walkhighlands Meet Up?

Re: Start Spreading the Blues - Kintail, Kintail (Day 1)