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Recently bought a pair of Manta's for winter mountaineering. First pair of B2's and trying them on they feel great :D got enough room in them and they allow decent ankle flex. The problem I have had with them is getting sore calves after walking around the block. Also got a sore heel in them. Is thi...

Interesting, descriptive report with nice photos :clap: . I was quite interested in this route as it looks great for a long summer day. One question-do you think it would be possible to cycle a bit past Derry lodge and if so, how much further and what is the path like? Thanks I think you could cycl...

The Cairngorm plateau is the highest region over 4,000 feet in the UK. It includes some of the largest Munros in Scotland such as, Ben Macdui, Braeriach, Cairn Toul, Sgor an Lochan Unian (The Angel's Peak) and Cairngorm all in the top 10. One of the most spectacular walks in the region, and possibly...

I came down the front of Beinn Marian and almost died but it was a good day our.

I have been up there loads of time one of my favourite munro's one of my first too

Great report shame about the weather...typical aye

[ If you know great walks aroud Stirling I would be very intereseted to hear about them.[/quote] Hi and welcome to Scotland I live in strling area and would suggest you check out the Ochil hill range there are great walks up there and they're litirualy at your front door :D If you want a chalange ch...

For may 13th birthday I wanted to do ben lui, but it was not really a fun day out. :roll: We parcked in the car park and walked a small distance to the river. Here me and my family crossed the frezzing cold water with out much trouble. We then reached the forest, i fell over a lot of times tripping ...

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lovely photos and it looks like a great walk I will be going threre soon and will try to go on that walk

As I was away in Dublin for my hollidays to relaxe I could not resist climbing a hill or two abroad. My family and I drove to the car park at the bottom "sugar loaf" and began an afternoon walk. It was a fairly easy path to walk on from the car park, the path is wide and the only difficual...

Too many people relay on phones or other electrical equipment they are good but if you don't plan a rote carefully there's no knowing where you'll end up.

Too hard a question for me ;) . To give the cliche police something to complain about, I'll go for the "every walk is special in it's own way" line. Also, I can never decide what is a mountain and what is a summit? Is the Skye Cuillin 1 large mountain or many separate mountains? I realise...

These top ten of mine are in mind of the views you get from the top and not the turain you are walking on. As you can see my top 4 are all nearly close together with Liathach being my #1 by a long long way. Now if you said what was your favourite group of hills well that would be the four in Strath...

[quote="Kevin29035"]Nice idea. :-) All these mountains have had me in jaw-dropping awe, or I have a personal nice experience of them. All the usual suspects. And I haven't been to the Cuillin! I know what you mean I to love all of Scottish mountains too and found it hard to choose my 10 Ne...

Thanks Alan I liked your top 10 the only ones I've done on your list is Gleouraich but when I did it it was raining
Typical ay

I also liked Stob Ban as well it was a great day out

Neil b

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Devils Point, Cairn Toul and Angel's Peak from Linn of Dee.

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CRAZY DAY ON BEN LUI

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The suger loaf, Dublin

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