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Weather was OK on Wednesday, so got these in while we've still got some light in the evening. There's a gap in the route above as GPS couldn't find a satellite at the start of the walk. Car park was fairly busy even on a Wed. The path is easy to follow from the far end of the car park, through trees with a burn/waterfall below. Soon got to a valley & GPS started working:

Got to the cable bridge, there were a few guys there so I thought I'd be able to check out tightrope techniques before trying it, but they just waved me on - and gave a round of applause when I reached the other side!

Followed path to waterfall, quite a strong current so I crossed at a shallow bit further down. Also a bog, knee deep in parts. Not even on the hill yet & already it's more interesting than Ben Chonzie last week

Steep stony path zig-zags upwards:

Got up onto the ridge and saw the ring - Am Bodach, Sgurr an Iubhair, Sgurr a Mhaim:

Getting colder up here, rain on and off but not too windy. First cairn at An Gearanach:

Some scrambly bits up here, quite an interesting ridge:

Looking back from cairn on Stob Coire a'Chairn:

Onwards to Am Bodach:

Glen Coe hills from the top of Am Bodach:

And Pap of Glencoe:

Cairn and Devil's Ridge:

Path initially rocky the grassy leading up to Sgurr an Iubhair:

Sgurr a Mhaim from the top:

More Mamores, Stob Ban:

Devil's Ridge:

Tricky step, got halfway along but rock was wet & a bit slippy - and a mountain rescue helicopter was flying past - so I bottled it and took the bypass path:

Looking back to the ridge:

Sgurr a Mhaim had been in and out of cloud all day, cairn:

Stob Ban again:

Descent route initially on loose scree then wet grass so I fell over a couple of times. Didn't take too long to get to the path, it was getting much warmer the lower I got and the midges made first appearance of the day.

Looking over towards Ben Nevis:

Got back to the road, but decided to take the path instead of walking on the single track road. The map showed a bridge but the path veered upwards and away from the river so I thought I'd either missed the bridge or it had been removed. Anyway I backtracked and found a reasonably safe place to cross the river, getting boots totally soaked. Followed the single track road and soon saw the bridge d'oh!
