I've descended the path following the Allt Coire Easaich to the bridge at Carnach previously, coming from Affric; no real issues, but the path down is a bit steep & loose in places.

... towards Loch Lon Mhurchaidh and descending to Carnach along the Allt Coire Easaich or Allt Tarsuinn. Seems I would have to ford the Allt Thuis Easaich or Abhaim Gaorsaic ...

... with a steady climb alongside the spectacular waterfall of the Allt Coire Easaich into Gleann Gaorsaic. The subsequent landrover track, rather inevitably, deteriorated ...

... so was rewarded by fine views of Sgurr Gaorsaic and the Allt Thuill Easaich waterfalls (which are surprisingly absent from the map). I then made ... places, but no problem. Followed the good path back to the top of the Coire Easaich, but did not see the left-hand branch (which might have disappeared?) ...

... three lochs to be entirely trackless and by the time I got to the Alt coire lochain I found to be very swollen and dangerously fast. I first went ... a case of getting on with it. The path dropped down the steep Alt coire Easaich and down towards Carnach where I had to walk through the highland ...

... going than trackless heather & bog. 142.jpg The falls of the Allt Coire Easaich aren’t as spectacular as the neighbouring Falls of Glomach but still I thought them ...

... Next was another cross country descent to the Allt Coire Easaich, which as its name suggests leads to another waterfall. I didn't see this, and briefly ...

... From there, there is a very steep climb to the left of the Allt Coire Easaich waterfall, 7 Waterfalls Glen Elchaig.jpg almost as spectacular as the nearby Falls ...