For me the views from the summit are in the top 5 views out of all the Munro's and it looks like you had a belter with the sea lochs looking like glass.
Good effort in getting the 4 done, especially Mhanach as it is it defo the big prize in that area. :clap: I managed the 5 the week before you and my route looks like it was te opposite direction to yours. I did Dorain first, then on to Mhanach to get the outlier done whilst I was still fresh. Then c...
Hey, Climbed pretty much your exact route yesterday so thanks for the inspiration from your report. Was knee deep snow from about half way up Beinn Each which was fun (apart from the fact I'm not hill fit due to lockdown II) When got on the shoulder of Chaise the wind was brutal (buffeting me all ov...
Great post and sounds like you are enjoying getting into the mountains. In terms of advice around your knees I find walking poles definitely help take the weight off your knees on the descent so would suggest you could look at buying some. I believe they take around 30% of the impact weight off your...
Nice pics. What an amazing mountain Liathach is, and Torridon is such a beautiful area. We took the bypass path last time we climbed it, as the wind was buffeting us all over the place on the ridge so we opted for safety first in the lee of the wind. The bypass path was horrible though and I would h...
Did these in winter and from my experience on the day easier route was talking in the Munro's first and then ascending over the horns last.. More ascent on the horns than descent which in winter makes more sense. However, I don't think it matters which way you do the circuit as it is a truly breath ...
Hey, It is great that you are getting out into the mountains, so please do not see this as a failure, more a success that you reach the summit of 1 as each mountain we climb throws up their own challenges. :clap: The mountains will still be there for next time, and you will enjoy the ones you didn't...
What a sobering story. We bailed at the same point last winter. It appears to be such a benign mountain in the summer but looks like she turns into a Munro eater in the winter ! First winter walk always takes you by surprise with the extra time, much more energy burned, and the extra gear you need t...
Hi, I am on the brink of compleating my first round of Munro's, but I wanted to get a general idea from all my fellow walkers about my second round (only 2 to go with them pencilled in for 10/11/19). However, over the years whilst on my way to my first compleation I have climbed quite a few Munro's ...
Hi everyone. I am currently planning to travel over to Skye and attempt my final 2 Munro's on this famous Isle if anyone would like to keep me company. I am ideally looking for someone with Skye experience but I will have my rope/ harness / dangly bits etc.. anyway. This will be weather dependant as...
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