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I will just stick to the old SMC name for.these hills
The Lesser Corbetts/Elsie's.
Far less complicated.

In an earlier post on this Topic one of the replies seemed to suggest descending by Clachaig Gully. I think that maybe he meant to say descending by the, now very trashed and loose ground, parallel to the Gully. I became very aware of this during a descent from the ridge in more recent times. The ro...

Yes, when I enlarged the image that you used I found it much clearer than the one I took when in the area.

Over a couple of weeks now the BBC 4 has broadcast the two days that Robert Macfarlane, he of the Mountains of the Mind and several other books, with two friends spent on a visit to the Cuillin combined with a Bivvy close to the Pinnacle. A journey with grand observations and with the voices of Juii...

Screenshot (35).png Always a pleasure to visit this area. At different times of the year we access the area on our bikes via the so called Burma Road and the river Dulnain, from the Speyside way and from Boat of Garten and the recently used the old Military road from near this village and again rec...

Nice clear images.....a pleasant day out when combined with the descent of West Ridge.

I agree with what has been said about this very poor perhaps non maintained route near to Grantown on Spey. My wife and I did the total Trail many years ago on our bikes but without the section that is now falling apart. We went back to walk that section more recently that we had missed out on. Tota...

Hello, I have been in the area recently to check out the 'gravel trail' that has linked up Feshie with Tromie. All connected with the millions? of trees to be planted in the area and of course to get the ones being cut last week out via Glen Tromie. One of the best new trails that I have come across...

The rudimentary bridge at the Allt Garbhlach crossing. 20230529_125400.jpg Also the Track that allows the washed away bit of the path marked on the Maps to be avoided does not appear even in the latest copy that have of the Ordnance Survey maps that I have through the annual fee system. Seems odd th...

Hello, If it were Wildland who put in the rudimentary bridge over the Allt Garbhlach burn I don't why that they did not put this in the Information sheet at the cairn that has just appeared there recently. The wee bridge over the burn has been there for the most part of the summer. Well at least we ...

Apologies.
The sign is at the junction of the two tracks leading to two crossings of the river. NN851957.

The wee cairn at the path junction.

A sign has appeared at the start of the old path to the crossing upstream of the one destroyed.

The start of the old path that many of us have always taken in this area.

Summers-Lad wrote....but crossing the river at the next ford below the photo where the main track goes gives an easy cycle cycle down the rest of the glen on the West side.

Not always an easy crossing ....seen from the West side in Spring 2009.

In June '89 I had a day out on the Muddy Fox bike.....Kincraig back to Kincraig...using Feshie trails to up to get up to.912 Corbett, Minigaig Pass, Bruar Lodge, Old Blair, Glen Tilt, Bynack Lodge, Glen Geldie and down Feshie. Travelled light no camping stuff etc. Seem to recall that the area of the...

This question is a hardy annual. :) Although I have not walked the Skye Trail I am familiar with much of what happens in the area that your question poses. The Harvey map that I have for the Cuillin shows the variations that can be used when walking the trail. The map shows the trail going over Bla ...

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The crossing of the Cuillin Mountains.

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The Allt Garbhlach crossing.

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