- old bridge at ruined farm
Following the track for another 2k until the rickety footbridge come into few.
- old footbidge with Beinn Achaladair in the back ground
Once across it was time for a tea break, then following the track through the forest this fades away and the ground becomes boggy. Once under the railway bridge there is a track up the side of the deer fence then it follows the burn, I crossed this further up and headed up the grassy slopes to the left of some rocks. Once onto the ridge I headed left to the Summit of Beinn a’ Chreachain just shortly after 12am.
- me at the top of Beinn a' Chreachain
I headed for Beinn Achaladair and stopped for lunch at a sheltered spot looking over Lochan a Chreachain.
- Stopped hear for lunch, looking down on Lochan a' Chreachain.
- close to the top of Achaladair looking back towards a' Chreachain
The best part of the walk was the walk over to the second summit with good paths free from boggy ground. The views all round were good looking over Rannoch Moor, up towards Glen Coe, down to Victory Bridge all goods stuff.
- top of Achaladair
Once at the top I headed of following the path which took me eventually to the bealach, once there headed down the quite good path which unfortunately later on turned into a bog fest, if I had known how bad it was I may have been tempted to take a more direct decent of the mountain, I know it would be steep but that last part of the walk was not much fun. Got back to the car about 4.30 just about half an hour before the sun went down.
