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Worth it just for those views across the corrie I would think.

Weather forecast indicated that a hill in the south west would be the best option and I decided on Buachaille Etive Beag after reading a recent WH report with "short and straightforward" appended to the title. That suits me fine just now. I set off from home quite early with a vague plan ...

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/AP1GczNDrv6hHuwd-iPcgbYdfU_nZ4d8zJJ3o4xff5N0oZD_TZdIZyCmyxnt00OH-TY_LBLWQduhcRPt4iug47jHuNDwtRj2wSWsdPkEBhNQLHU3OGLVGdh4d-Zzi02FmroBuu9sxnAEkMqLyjVq0duPnhBgiw=w1119-h839-s-no-gm?authuser=0 Quick stop at Ruthven Barracks car park. https://lh3.googleusercontent.co...

Well done on the unwavering positivity! We all need a bit of that on the hill sometimes.

Nice to read a report where you've clearly got such a lot of enjoyment out of the walking and just being there despite the windy walk in and summit cloud.

HalfManHalfTitanium wrote:Wonderful photos, what a great report!

Tim

Thanks Tim, most kind of you to say so.

What a great day out, terrific views and those ptarmigan shots are gorgeous.Glad to hear your injury seems to have cleared up. It was a good walk and just about the right level of difficulty. Seeing the ptarmigan was a real bonus and after six months of ankle niggles I do seem to be managing with n...

You’ve got the best of the day there….loved your ptarmigan pictures. I never carry a long zoom so I never get shots like this. Even if I did I reckon camera shake would spoil most of them but yours are beautifully sharp! Lucky with the photos I suppose as the camera is nothing special -a dysfunctio...

How good did that look?? I've walked low level in Glen Affric but never climbed any of the hills - looks like I've missed out. Sunday was a great day to be out :D Plenty of long routes there I think. Only my third hill walk there but has so far not disappointed. Excellent weather overall apart from...

Certainly got the weather for it. Always interesting to see these seemingly rarely explored but accessible offshoots of Glen Esk.

Trying to balance not being a slave to my passion with not aggravating an irritated ankle with not becoming a couch potato I leapt at the chance to do another walk in forecast fair weather. I gave my wife a note of two possible walks and she asked me to question whether I was fit enough so I opted ...

Great set of photos there and thoughtful negotiation of/with the ice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGfkDHoRBG4
Marsco 11:58 13:41 16:47

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bvLQTOrmB0&t=761s
Sgurr nam Boc 10:57

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0KdP4u9jHc&t=688s
Aoineadh Mhor 12:56

Epic. And a good reminder of how tough a winter walk can be.

Nice video. I was there the same day but chickened out of the burn crossing. I see this would have saved me some amount of effort and doesn't look too bad on your video.

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