Cabin fever, needed to get out anywhere

easy munro in summer, not so easy in winter over packed for this trip. Snow to wet for a crampon and to slippy not to wear one lol

Hi

I am after a bit of help , does anyone have a gpx file for the ring of fire.

Many thanks

Flip

A wee but embarrassing being in a Burns club and never wandered Burns country.

Easy walk today , I did this walk as part of a trip to the Galloway Lighthouse

The abbey was closed but this is the resting place of King James III and his wife Queen Margaret in the shadow of the mighty Stirling Castle. Cambuskenneth Abbey was founded in about 1140 by King David I to serve Stirling Castle, which stands a short distance to the west. It was the scene of Robert ...

cracking effort i really like the look of this for the summer of next year, you don't happen to have a gpx file of the route?

It’s hard to believe I have never been to this National monument. I thoroughly enjoyed this experience and will be back to do the Abbey Craig walk

Omg what a hidden gem this wee Glen is , I walked up to the smugglers cave but could have spent hours just watching the fast flowing burn going over the various waterfalls

They reckon Gartmorn Dam was built in 1715 to assist the colliery, straightforward walk and great views onto the Ochils

Due to cancelling my Glencoe trip due to bad weather , I grabbed a day wandering in the Ochils I love this area. I hope to spend more time exploring it.

Rest day on the Braemar trip, Really enjoyed this walk and distillery visit

Another long walk in and out

Walked with Wee Tracey

I really enjoyed this walk,