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Great words and pictures. One of my favourite places especially the Lost Valley which I have visited a few times on its own and a few including the mountain. You feel the history in Glencoe and even more so in the Lost Valley. Cheers

Great trip. The Beinglas farm campsite is one of my favourites too even though they have a strange curfew rule that locks you out after 11pm if you nip along to the Drovers Inn :( 20 kilos is tough going. I got mine down just below 15. I have a new tent now and if I manage to get a new rucksack this...

Nice one, not many folk out on the Aonach Eagach at this time of year. And yes your right, great care is required.

When it comes to munro bagging anything counts, there are no rules. Folk generally just do their own thing. A lot of folk like to walk from a car park all the way to the top others will take bikes, canoes, trains, mountain trains, ferries, cable cars etc. for part of the way. Thousands of people hav...

DarrenJeffrey wrote:Hello all,

is there a multi hill corbett route similar to the Glen Shiel Ridge etc where a few corbetts can be bagged in one outing?

Thanks

Daz

No. There are no load of corbetts as easy as the South Glen Shiel Ridge.

Quinag has 3 - probably one of the best for combining corbetts.

Not the Flannan Isles.

rockhopper wrote:Staffa ?

Yes from Fingals Cave. A spectacular place to visit

Caberfeidh wrote:Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil beyond the narrows from Mam na Gualainn ?

Bang on with the lochs. The cairn is at 1020 metres on Carn Dearg SW top (Ben Nevis) You don't see many folk up there. All yours

BoyVertiginous wrote:
Lochy from Beinn Bhan?

Not Loch Lochy but no far away. see below

Cheers Rockhopper. Here is another. What island are we on?

Cheers here's another one and a bonus if you can name the summit it was taken from.

Binnein an Fhidhleir?

Loch nan Uamh?

I agree you cant rely on the weather in May or October but if I had an even choice I would choose May. Also I dont take midgies into consideration when planning a trip. I always think they are a bit over exaggerated in general. :shock: Ive stayed in the bothy at Carnmore a couple of times. It,s a bi...

Nice one. Ive seen an inversion similar to that in the same area (Loch Arkaig / Loch Lochy) a few times but never got pictures as good as these. Cheers

I meant throw away the lists.

Having said that a bad day in the hills is better than a good day at work.........................................within reason.

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