I like the title . I am glad Dill did it

Hello, Have been to your Corbett....but is the name longer than Meallan Liath Coire Mhic Dhughaill The grey hill of MacDougall's :-) Maybe a letter or two. Above Loch More. You are right! Two more :) Hills.png Thanks! btw. I wrote "... is probably hill with the longest name..." anyway I g...

Hill no. 110 - Corbett no. 12: Beinn Liath Mhòr a' Ghiubhais Li from Loch Glascarnoch with Kids (9, 11 yo.) Stats: Total distance - 8.9 km Total time - 5h26m Walking time - 2h47m Altitude gain - 509 m Terrain: 1.0 km - road 2.6 km - good forest track 5.3 km - pathless - rough heather, a mix of gras...

Hiya, Nice report, we seem to be walking, looking at the same hills at the moment! Do you think at the second gate there was any room for a spaniel to squeeze through. He is really rubbish at climbing them :D :D Thanks Thanks. Aye, it seems so :) The gates are padlocked and there are chains on them...

An Cabar from Strathbran Lodge near Achanalt with Kids (9, 11, 17 yo.) Stats: Total distance - 9.3 km Total time - 5h15m Walking time - 2h40m Altitude gain - 435 m Terrain: 0.6 km - road 3.0 km - good forestry track 1.1 km - ATV track, boggy in many places 4.6 km - pathless, a mix of grass and shor...

Here is another photo taken a week ago from the Graham Carn a' Chaochain slopes.

Sub2000 Creag Dhubh, Munro Toll Creagach and Graham Beinn a'Mheadhoin:

I found two older photos of Sgùrr Marcasaidh from the east side taken in March 2020 from the Sub2000 Càrn Faire nan Con.

Luichart Dam, Loch Luichart and Sgùrr Marcasaidh East Top:


Loch Luichart and Sgùrr Marcasaidh:

Creag Dhubh (Affric) with Kids (9, 11 yo) - the absolute shortest way for hill baggers Stats: Total distance - 2.0 km Total time - 2h39m Walking time - 53m Altitude gain - 220 m Terrain: 0.3 km - good forestry track 1.7 km - pathless, a mix of fun :D like - grass, heather, bracken, bog myrtle, over...

Jim777 wrote:Thanks for the info. Was looking to traverse along them and return via the hills to their West (
Meall Ruigh nam Biorag, Meallach Chaitrine and Creag na Sinais ) or vice versa. Once again thanks for the help.

This can be a nice hike

Cam1503 wrote:Sorry for the silly question, but how do i find the parking locations like “ NO309209”?

For example on the website:

https://explore.osmaps.com/pin?lat=56.375782&lon=-3.119605&zoom=14.6952&overlays=&style=Standard&type=2d

just type it in the search box

Great pics - especially of the newts. Wondering if, in your view, it would be possible to go from Cruban Beag across to Cruban Mor and Am Binnein without having to lose too much height due to the forestry? I think it would. From Crùban Beag at 590m you just have to descend to the col between Crùban...

Do you mean this bridge? Yes. I crossed on the rocks okay, but if the burn had been in spate, or if the rocks had been any slippier and I didn't have a walking pole to help balance, I'd have headed for that bridge. Thanks. If I go there with the kids, I will probably use the bridge. Although they l...

gld73 wrote:Took my time crossing the Allt Coire na Feithe as the wet rocks were pretty slippy (if it had been worse, there was a bridge downstream I could have gone to)

Do you mean this bridge?

I could not upload more photos to the report so there are two more photos of lovely newts

A useful report. Thanks.