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This thread seems to have gone a tad quiet so i'll take a guess at Creagan Na Beinne?

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Please excuse the blatant stupidity of my guess when i go with Meall Corranaich?

Ben Vorlich?

I think Rockhopper got it with the last guess but just in case; Green Lowther?

Meall Tairneachan?

Stob a' choin?

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our_route.gpx After realizing that I had not been out walking since august and soon the days would be getting rather short and cold we (I) decided that another walk must be arranged immediately. This Corbet with accompanying Donalds fitted the role nicely of not being to long or with to much ascent...

"Bad Weather" is a blizzard with hundred mile an hour gales. Your idea of fun is something most people would see as torture. Walking poles are not just for old men. Maps, who needs them? Any food, no matter how stale tastes great at the top. The only soup that can be consumed atop a mounta...

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our_route.gpx While perhaps not the largest hill in the north east Greag a’ Ghobiar does give a nice sample of the walking in the predominantly flat eastern half of Sutherland. If however you do decide to walk it, for your sake, do it on a day where it has not rained for a few months and there is e...

kev_russ wrote:Any spots look okay for wild camping?

There are plenty of places you could pitch a tent, the best I can think of would be the col between An caisteal and beinn a chroin. It's fairly flat and not to exposed.

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Hart Fell

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Creag a' Ghobhair

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