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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-prominent_peak

Nice one

Never been to Norway yet, but hopefully one day.
Did you know that it's an ultra prominent peak? And a fairly easy one by the looks of it

Added to our to do list.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-PAIR-MILITARY-WATERPROOF-BREATHABLE-BOOT-LINERS-WARM-DRY-FEET-04021/182313633494?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=484860475445&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 Love these, but the last pair I got had been repaired and leaked! They sent me a new pair when I complaine...

Looks like a pole trap! I hope the feckers who set the trap get jailed!

I use one of these

https://r-p-r.co.uk/kestrel/2000-handheld-thermo-anemometer.php

Bawbags cool de sacks for me 😊

It really depends on your comfort with exposure. We did it last year - me on a rope like a bad dog, Allison skipping along over the pinnacles without one, totally in her element. Just make sure it's a dry day :wink: Here's a link to Scoob & Fi's video of that route, in case you haven't had a lo...

Ultra bagging?
Sounds like you'd need a 4wd though

I'd suggest looking for hiking groups on Vancouver on facebook?

https://www.peakbagger.com/climber/ascent.aspx?aid=1022352

Thought about getting one, but I'm using the Satmap10 I got in 2010, and the only problem I've ever had with that is the USB flap. If they weren't so expensive I might upgrade, but the 10 does everything I need and has, touch wood, never let me down. They still come with spare usb flaps! Pretty pat...

I had one, didn't rate it much and sold it, got a Garmin 66s .

https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=88357

There's currently a half baked idea about getting a boat across to Barrisdale Bay and climbing Ladhar Bheinn :crazy: :crazy: It does sound a bit half baked. Interesting, but half baked! :lol: We done that a few weeks ago £35 straight across or £55 to Barrisdale. The route up Ladher Bheinn is steep ...

Thanks for the feedback, I was looking at both the 64s and the 66 and leaning towards the 64s from Go Outdoors when it boiled down to the price. :D The 66 is a great tool too, that's the one I have, If you're flush I'd get the 66 slightly bigger screen and a one touch record for starting to record ...

The GPSMAP 64s is a great bit of kit. Note you can get it for a shade £215 on Amazon without the Bundle, and then spend £45 to get the Discoverer Premium . The Discoverer Bundle has Landranger maps (1:50), the Premium has both Landranger plus plus Explorer maps (1:25). https://www.amazon.co.uk/Garm...

You wont go wrong with one of these https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/149523/garmin-gpsmap-64s-discoverer-bundle-149523
and if you are a member of mountaneering scotland you'll get another 10% off

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