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a late reply. nice one. Just heading up there tonight. Hopefully get these done Friday and the 3 at the other side Saturday. I'll not bother with the bike. cheers for getting back.

@Senja, duly noted. I'll be looking for a few high pressure days then head in while dry underfoot. I'm not a swimmer so I do take water crossings seriously. cheers!

will do, hoping to do it in next couple of weeks.

@Gigha, yes, many thanks for the timing. I'll probably head up the night before, sleep in car and move first light. @jmarkb, perfect! I'll keep an eye on weather, soon as high pressure for a few days, I'll start thinking about making a move. @Scraggygoat, I agree with lacking imagination. Have done ...

Hi, maybe the more informed can help me here? I'm a summit "hit & runner" so car and back as quick as I can, looking to do Ben Aden in 10-12hrs, when passing through Invergarry. How many dry days are we talking to cross immediately downstream of the remains of the old bridge? Thanks in...

Many thanks for the Creag Mhòr route. Just did this on Friday, before the flies, clegs , etc. Was heavy showers and wet underfoot. Amazingly, my £35 Mountain Warehouse boots that I don't take to seriously kept my feet dry all the way back to the car. Wish my £130 Berghaus boots could say the same :c...

Did the 12 in a single sitting back in 2017. Took me 22 hrs, car to car. No watering holes, iirc.

Here's the gpx route if anyone wants it.

I bought a pair of Merrell Speed Strike for the 3 seasons. They get wet but also dry quick. Racked up well over 100 Corbetts with them. Very grippy soles although the side mesh has started to give way due to thrashing through the heather. Had Salamon trainers and got 2 year out of them but they took...

Did the sub2k Earl's Seat today and it was tricky in places with ice. Keep in mind it's easy to head up but not so easy coming back down. As far as weather forecasts go, look for high pressure dominating as the weather is more stable and drier conditions than when it's low pressure which is usually ...

Great route. Did it today in just over 4hr but I wasn't haging about as it was cold. Icy path wasn't as nice as when you've done it but still a fine day out. Thanks for sharing it.

Thank you for all your trip reports all over the site

. They've been great in breaking up a cold and dark December and keeping my legs from stiffening up in January. Roll on March and I'll be back on the Corbetts.

Ah, see it now. Many thanks for that Paul.

curious how to get tops on bagging map. I notice some have Donalds+tops on the bagging counts. I'm doing some Donalds and tops at the minute and can't work out how to check of the tops? any help, thanks in advance

Get your thumb out. Usually always manage to get a lift back to car as most travelling up / down know you're more than likely a hillwalker.

learnt the hard way myself a few times.

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