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Can be very cold and windy on top of Ben Cleuch!

Enjoy your day....

Audrey

You could start and finish at the Mill Glen, go up Ben Cluech first, over Andrew Gannel Hill onto the King's Seat and back down towards Mill Glen? From what I remember King's Seat hill was a pretty boring climb up once your past Castle Campbell. Enjoy

Jimmy Saville's house is the white cottage to your right after the bend at the pass of Glencoe, at the bottom of Am Bodach. We always look to see if he is in anytime we pass that way.

Nice to see what the hill actually looks like, was a horrible day when i did this at beginning of October last year. Thanks for sharing the views we should have seen

Stunning photos..walking in a winter wonderland...

Do you know if its just on the Bridge of Balgie side that is bad with snow? Hoping its snow free up to the car park at the NTS at least?

Been wanting to do this for ages, defo on the list for the coming spring/summer. Will hopefully get a day as good as yourself. Great photos!

Photos are excellent, loved the view from Sgor Gaoith over to the corries on Braeriach

Brillant photos, and hardly a sign of the rocks on Ceag Leacach beneath the snow. Did the six munros in high summer with a camp just below Tolmount, stood at the top about ten to midnight, listening to the deer "calling" to one another. Nice to see these hills with their winter coats on. A...

Corbett with Scott. Still a lot of snow around, but starting to thaw.

I did this a few years ago, could hardly see a thing, was a great walk and would recommend it if you don't fancy Crib Goch, a lot bigger ridge but still gives a feeling or airyness.

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