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Enjoyed that. I live in Carradale, just above the harbour. Must have driven past these hills many times on my way to larger ones further north. Some good views, especially from Beinn Mhor. Cheers.

Good idea avoiding the cornice on Glas Maol. There was a massive avalanche there in March http://saisscairngorms.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/glas-maol-avalanche.html . Well done on reaching 50.

Hi, Think we met just down from the summit of Beinn Ghlas. I was the guy with the wee girl, Catriona. Even though I've been up there before I had to convince myself that the measly pile of stones was the summit cairn. We didn't hang about due to the wind, and once we were down the steepest part, Cat...

Good report. I was up there on Saturday as well. Fantastic hills. Walked through to Glen Nevis where I was to meet my lift. Unfortunately, she was waiting in the wrong carpark... (right glen though). Communication skills are obviously not my strong point.

Good report and nice pics.

I'm thinking of doing this route, but anti-clockwise, and maybe with a tent. You mentioned the hundreds of peat hags, is the ground reasonably dry(ish) at the moment or is it a boggy nightmare?

Brings back memories of when I did this a few years ago. I camped at bealach before Sgurr a'Mhadaidh where there was plenty of running water even during a dry(ish) summer. The last few km's are the hardest, with bog and fences to climb. It was a relief to finally hit the road. Good report and fantas...

Did this same route about 2 hours after you. Didn't see the landslide, as perhaps I split off the stalkers path a bit earlier to ascend Sgurr Eilde Mor. Coire an Lochain has to be one of the most amazing locations I've seen. Was thinking about doing this route with a wildcamp here. Although the clim...

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