


The path started at the bridge over the Abhainn Coire Mhic Nobuil and climbed steeply up the hillside to reach a deer fence. So far, so good. Reasonable views across Loch Torridon and I can still see Katie. Then up we went into the corrie!
Really there isn’t much more to say about the ascent except to note that you emerge from the corrie onto a plateau, take a bearing and make your way over to the summit. Things got a bit more interesting after that with a steep, scrambly descent to a bealach and then a climb up to the second Munro, Sgurr Mhor. I believe we passed a huge cleft in the hillside.
The best fun starts after Sgurr Mhor with another steep descent and the much anticipated Horns. The first two were easy, the third a bit more difficult but a really enjoyable experience. Even though the rock was very wet it wasn’t that slippery.
The path down to the glen was quite eroded and we had to scramble down some rocky ledges but eventually we were able to see the river and two bridges in the distance

It was still quite early and it wasn’t actually raining so we carried on down the road to Diabaig. Well worth the trip.
