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Sunshine for a trip to the Wilderness

Sunshine for a trip to the Wilderness


Postby PathfinderPaul » Thu Feb 15, 2024 8:19 pm

Route description: Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan group, Alltbeithe

Munros included on this walk: An Socach (Affric), Mullach na Dheiragain, Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan

Date walked: 27/07/2011

Time taken: 10 hours

Distance: 20 km

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Sometimes it’s good to remember we were a “bit younger” once for this write up of an old trip :)
Image2011_07290028 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
We took the bikes to the youth hostel , quite a bit of pushing as we don’t have full mountain bikes, taking most of the day and enjoying the journey :)
Image2011_07290031 by Joan Howard, on Flickr

Image2011_07290029 by Joan Howard, on Flickr

Great to enjoy a rest at the hostel during the afternoon.
We were booked in for two nights so we had plenty of time for our Munroes. We were in dormitory accommodation, not too bad snoring, don’t know how bad I was :roll: However on night 2 a room became available, which we were able to have :)
Great fellowship with all those staying there, including a Swedish mother and daughter, doing the track through to the sea, very fit ladies, carrying all their gear :D
Image2011_07290032 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
We had great weather for our day on the hills and started with Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan, as the highest and we had so many wonderful views of so many surrounding hills :)

Image2011_07290037 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290039 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290038 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290040 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290042 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
We took our time to enjoy the views and the long walk out to Munroe number two :o
Image2011_07290045 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Then we decided we better crack on doing the quite a long descent :D
Image2011_07290048 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290049 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290052 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
We met some guys who took our photo, one of whom was completing his Munroes on these :clap:
Image2011_07290054 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Then onto Mullach na Dheiragain, the outlier :)
Image2011_07290055 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
A real achievement to get to such a remote hill :(
Image2011_07290056 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Now for long return for the third Munroe and try to find the best shortcut :D
Image2011_07290058 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290060 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290059 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
We were two tired walkers by the time we finally arrived at An Socach :clap: :clap:
Image2011_07290061 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290062 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Then back to the hostel for our evening meal and we weren’t late getting into our private room.
Then we had good weather for the long ride back to our campsite , a wonderful trip we will never forget as we had such wonderful weather and views. :clap: :)
Image2011_07290069 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
Image2011_07290065 by Joan Howard, on Flickr
It is a bit of a rough trail for hybrid bikes :crazy:
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