Borderhugh wrote:I feel like just getting to Torridon will be an achievement.

We have had a couple of dropouts so there will be a few spare beds.

Hugh would you be able to book me in one of the spare beds please,was going to camp but if a bed is free. If you can PM me the payment details

Tinto63 wrote:Agree about the area, but I think going up to Saddle Yoke?

correct, over to you

Cheers, which hill is this ?

Trying to work out if you're looking north or south so I will go for looking at Ben Lui

Yes successful in the ballot. Planning starts,quite fancy Torridon as a start

Excellent report Martin and thanks for the mention. Good to bump into yourselves, a very pleasant surprise. You were the first persons I had seen since since the previous morning. Ironically I had thought of walking through to the cottage and camping by your parking spot if the back room had been na...

Excellent trip and report Dav of one of the quieter corners of the Lakes. Though I've never explored that coire I've descended a few times from Pillar when time was pressing, into the coire when doing winter rounds from Gatesgarth and always been struck by the magnificence of the whole coire. It is ...

It is indeed Hedgehope Hill, over to you.

Hi, speaking as somebody fairly local to you, I do the same. Quite often do an afternoon walk on the Derwent Walk or get a lift up to the moors at Muggleswick and walk back or a quickie afternoon up to Rothbury.

Was up there end of April and experienced sunshine, snow and torrential rain. Walked as far as Meaul and not fancying the walk back through the forest backtracked to Corserine and failed miserably trying to find a way down the NE and then SW shoulder.

Excellent, loved the Donalds.

Came down the way you went up and recall thinking how steep it was.

Good round, I left White coomb for another day but that the beauty of the Donalds, you can do various permutations.

Cheers Ross,I will be walking out East via Loch Ossian and Dalwhinnie

On the OS map two paths,east and west of the burn, shown from the bothy down to LochTreig,any advantage of one over the other. Studied a few walk reports but can't find any mention.

Cheers, which hill am I ascending?

Froswick?