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Hi, Falkirk Community Trust offer a decent course. One on 7th July £35

http://www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org/outdoors/programme/default.aspx

Yes definitely! Like someone else said, it's summer time so why not give it a go. Just make sure you're well prepared, check the weather and tell someone where you are going. There will likely be friendly people on whichever hill you choose. Happy hiking

Found a orange and white buff tucked into the cairn on the summit of Beinn an Dothaidh. Can send to the owner if claimed. My email is rhiann.middleton@hotmail.com.

Think I’ve dropped a pair of ray bans on the path leading to the bealach between Beinn Dorain and Beinn an Dothaidh. If anyone comes across them I’d be very grateful to get them back! Willing to pay postage of course. My email is rhiann.middleton@hotmail.com.

inca wrote:Hi Rhian,

We were up The Cobbler today. Just small patches of snow left in shaded areas. No issues and imagine it'll all be gone soon. Conditions on Beinn Ime and Beinn Narnain looked much the same.

Thanks so much for replying! That's brilliant, hope you had a great day on the cobbler

Hi, heading to arrochar on Friday and hoping to climb Ime and Narnain on Saturday. Can anyone advise on the conditions at the moment I.e. amount of snow still lying etc? Thanks everyone

After climbing Ben Dorain today I think I've driven away without my rucksack in the bridge of Orchy Hotel car park! (Silly, I know) It's a dark grey and green Vango bag with a silver water bottle in one side and a red one in the other. If anyone has seen this I would love to hear from you. Or if any...

Nice pics. I think I would agree with you that with Carn a'Gheoidh you feel like you have earned your Munro whereas the other two you stroll along to.....especially when you take the chairlift up like I did! :lol: Thanks! Quite right. Nothing wrong with using a chair lift to help you along :wink: :...

I don't normally write walk reports but this is a special occasion. A few months back I set a goal to 'get my Munro count into double figures by the end of the summer' and I've now reached that :D . I set this goal as I'm having foot surgery later in the year so wanted to make the most of summer, no...

Hi Just seen your message when browsing. I've recently been bagging some munros with my 'borrowed dog' Dex the staffy. So far this year Dex and I have climbed Ben vorlich (loch earn), Ben chonzie, an Castiel and bienn a'chroin and Ben lawers and ben ghlas. So far all have been great for Dex. He's fi...

Hey thanks for the reply. That's brilliant we'll probably do the same as you... Campfires are definitely a necessity!

I'm from Kintyre and I know people who have cycled sections of it. Hope this helps a little

My boyfriend and I are planning on taking a camping trip on Saturday to Callander to climb Ben Ledi. I was wondering if anyone knows places to wild camp? I'm generally just looking for a spot that won't be FULL of other people, but don't mind having some company. Besides that I'm not picky really. A...

My sister,our friend and I had an excellent walk to the summit of the cobbler yesterday (Sunday 18th October). The weather was prefect the whole day with clear skies and it was surprisingly warm! We managed to thread the needle and got some amazing pictures. We also met the coolest/ cutest 5 year ol...

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Re: Map reading course?

Re: So if i can do Ben Cleuch...

FOUND: buff on summit of Beinn an Dothaidh

LOST: sunglasses Beinn Dorain/ Beinn an Dothaidh

Re: Conditions on Arrochar Alps

Conditions on Arrochar Alps

Lost rucksack: Bridge of Orchy Hotel car park

Re: Reached double figures with the Cairnwell Three

Reached double figures with the Cairnwell Three

Re: Dog Friendly Hills

Re: Camping around Callander

Re: Kintyre way

Camping around Callander

Perfect Sunday on the Cobbler