No, I was just finishing up the Cape Wrath Trail (high route). Thought I'd include the clue as to the meaning of Wrath.

Anyway..my guess at yours...it looks vaguely familiar, is it the zig zags going up the Cat Shoulder to Croft Head?

WildAboutWalking wrote:You wouldn't be up near Cape Wrath, would you?
Cnoc a Ghiubhais?

Yes I would! That's exactly where I am, well done

Over to you.

denfinella wrote:

jackfrost wrote:Are you on Creag Dhubh looking north over Glen Banchor?

I am indeed - your go.

Thanks - it has a great view that hill, close to the geographical centre of Scotland.

Anyway, which mis-named low and barren hill am I on here? Near a literal turning point in my walk.

Are you on Creag Dhubh looking north over Glen Banchor?

Oh...didn't realise Reservoirs were included. Will have to expand the options!

RICHARDCFF wrote:Loch a Choire Mhoir (Coiremor) near Seana Bhraigh?

Yes that’s the one. I spent a lonely November night in that bothy a few years ago before climbing Creag an Duine. Sorry for the late reply. Over to you!

Another clue The nearby cave has a painting in it. Only by virtue of the clues. Davaar Island. Yes!!! At last...well done prog99! :clap: I thought the horizon of the Arran hills would make it fairly simple. For anyone going to visit the cave, the short climb up to the trig is definitely worthwhile,...

Clue

An isolated Munro is 2km SW and a similarly isolated Corbett 3km ESE

Another clue

The nearby cave has a painting in it.

Another clue...

Very nearby is a sea-loch that some people wish was filled with a fermented grain mash liquor.

Mal Grey wrote:

jackfrost wrote:Is it Loch Dùghaill in Strath Carron?

Indeed it is!

All yours...

Thanks. That was a beautiful image, the light was lovely.

Anyway...what about this one:



Yes, that building is a bothy...

Is it Loch Dùghaill in Strath Carron?

Time for a clue I think...

A famous cave is very nearby

Can I try to narrow it down to....somewhere in Assynt?

aha! just realised, it might be looking the other way - with the Sron nam Forsair ridge of Clach Leathad as the pointy hill, and Meall a’Bhuiridh on the right. So, it could be Coire an Easain? Tim Correct! After my camp, I headed up to pass the waterfalls coming out of the corrie, then steeply up t...