Stay at home

[Johnny Corbett]

As i decided to do this last minute i didn't do much research so missed out on the walkhighlands route and took the track just passed Auchmore farm. I followed the track before leaving it to head across to Spirean Beag where i eventually picked up a well worn path all the way to the summit. It was a reasonable walk for it being short with the walk over to Spirean Beag being on soft snow and heather. Once on the path it was easier going with the odd scramble up the rockier sections. It was quite windy once up on the ridge but i still managed lunch at the summit as it sheltered me well from the wind. I returned by the path then over to the track back to my start point. This was a great wee walk and one i'd easily do again.

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The start

Creag Dhubh

My route up

South

Spirean Beag

West

Rocky bit

On the path to the summit

The summit

At the summit

The summit view

The way down

View on way down

Stile, not dog friendly

A look back to Creag Dhubh

[Jabber]

Nice looking peak!

[Graeme D]

Oh here we go again!!! The weekend is upon us and that Corbett fellow is taunting us with tales of his midweek outings to the lesser hills!!! Nice one JC! I have this one in my sights! Honest! It's just that I can see a very long way!!!

[Collaciotach]

Unfriendly dog style an cu would have been up and over that like a gers fan on a discarded twenty pence piece

Nice wee peak

[ChrisW]

Lovely stuff JC, you can't beat a mid-week wander when the hills are quiet

[Johnny Corbett]

Cheers a great wee peak indeed. Graeme, if you take Lucy remember that stile as there is no dog flap unless Lucy is like an cu and can jump through hoops