tdm900 wrote:I have just read a report on this walk but it was done with a night camping , so has any one on here done it during the day and how long did it take , I know the majority of people do it from Corrour but that's to much faffing about getting trains , cheers
I did it a couple of years ago, late November if i remember right. We followed the Road to Isles then headed up the nose of Carn Dearg's south ridge, across to Sgor Gaibhre and back out over Beinn Pharlagain. We were 10 hours and came off Pharlagain as it was getting dark, though we had deep snow to contend with for much of the way. You could probably knock 2 hours off that time in frosty, snowless conditions. The walk in/out is about 3 miles on a good track - you could save a lot of time with a bike.
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