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Perhaps having skiied for years before i took up hill walking , i have always felt that using 2 poles was very natural. However i was so impressed with the use of poles on my second ever hill walk ,having got sore knees on my first, that i overused them over the next two months and developed tennis ...

Having climbed Buachaille Etive Mor by the the common Coire na Tulaich in the past i thought i would have a go up Curved Ridge. Navigation didnt sound very straightforward especially as it encroaches upon climbing routes , so i decided for the first time to hire a guide. So yesterday i set out at 7 ...

I know the road has reopened , but will there be any restrictions in access to the hills?
I was planning to climb Beinn an Lochain on Thursday.

On my first ascent of Bidean nam Bian , i came up the Lost Valley and met a walker who had ascended the nose of Gearr Aonach and said it was an easy scramble..However from the valley it looks so impossible i have always been keen to try it. Indeed when viewing the Three Sisters from The Study or eve...

i have arranged 2 days accommodation on the Isle of Rum in May so i can walk the Cuillin , and wasnt sure if there is any official parking in Mallaig , as i will be arriving by car and obviously have to leave the car on the mainland.
David

Having spent a glorious saturday walking in the snow for 5 hours doing the Corserine-Meikle millyea round from Forrest Lodge in the Galloway hills, is there a smart way of stopping snow getting into the back of one's boots when the gaiter gets pulled up at the back? The problem was made worse than u...

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Re: Walking Poles

Ascended Curved ridge but couldn't stop

Re: Jet fighter crashes near the Rest and Be Thankful

gearr aonach zigzags

Mallaig parking

Hi and a snow question