Recovering from a knee injury I decided to try the Rumbling Bridge walk. No Munros here, and instead of going uphill, its down into the murky depths of a Gorge. Like everywhere else the now - everything is wet, soaking, and muddy. Still it was a very pleasant outing with plenty of fabulous scenery. ...

Great report - hope to do this trip soon - its on the List.
Seems like a long haul though - 10 Hours ?
Regards
Second Chance

Preamble to title - Looking back to last year its hard to imagine that I was unable to walk a 200 meters without having to stop and rest. I was suffering from acute Angina and it was gradually stopping me hillwalking and doing other things. However in August last I had Stents fitted to one of my he...

These hills are on my list for tackling soon. Won't be tackling them as a one'r though, too old for multiple Munro's.
Enjoyed your photos and report well laid out and a good read.
Best regards, Second Chance.

It must have been all the talk this week of making Edinburgh more "Continental", that the weather finally took a tumble to itself and produced a couple of cracking summer like days. However when I set of on Tuesday morning there was a lot of dense mist around, and it felt more like Decembe...

Brilliant report - liked the way you used photos and text. From a readers perspective you can follow your journey. Good photos dispite the hazyness. As I suffer from slight vertigo, I'll have put this hill to the back of my must do's. Don't mind exposure but his looked a bit scary especially on loos...

Great Photos taken during some great moments.

Here is my selection ;

1. Rockhopper
2. Jambo25
3. Xpfloyd

Congrats.

Photo title : "The Frog of Meall Ghaordaidh !" Spied this very large frog shaped stone, while on my descent of this fine winter Munro. The Lawers Group was a fitting backdrop to this ancient piece of rock, that appeared to be resting on its way up the hill. Hope you enjoy. Date Taken : 19...

Like many others today I fancied a bit of hillwalking as the weather is excellent the now. I decided to head for Glen Lyon and thought it should be okay to use the Bridge of Balgie road. Before going I checked all road reports and Walkhighlands website and it looked okay nothing adverse by using thi...

Hi What a diffence a day makes, In planning my trip to Meall Ghaordiadh, I read a walk report written by Peter193 http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/blogs/Peter913 based on his experiences on the 18 Feb 2013. In his trip report he described how it was very cold and misty on the Monday. The following day...

Hi fellow walkers, While climbing Meall Ghaordaidh yesterday I came across a Ptarmigan. I was a climbing a steep slope covered in snow near the summit when this pure white bird appeared walking from left to right of me, about 15 feet away. When it got to directly in front of me it stopped and looked...

Hello everyone, I have visited the Walkhighlands website many times when planning trips, and found it most helpful. The member reports on the hills, especially the latest ones were very helpful and ensured I knew what to expect in terms of weather and ground conditions. Rather than keep taking I dec...