Huck Finn laid low, Frigate Mot and Pigeon galavanting. With dodgy map reading Loch Laggaan here I come again. Parked at the layby just before Roughburn booted and suited and off 8am . As per WH route found the small cairn up through the fire break and the bogs to the stile and deer fence Jake leapt over the fence I hate them stiles .
Once into the open kept to the left and skirted around the crags on Meall Clachaig .Then took a straight bearing to the south top Teallach was clear but the first target clag . Seen another walker half way up (early starter) entered the clag and the snow line at the 800m mark visibility poor . Got to the south top and recognised the dog last seen on Ben Ime on one of pigeons expeditions it was oskar and steve . After a quick con flab we headed off to the main summit . Solo walking ended but glad of the company.
Kept well to the left to avoid the cornices especially in the poor visibility got to the summit at about 10am . No views off down to the Beallach still keeping well to the left to avoid the drops a few bum slides . Then a brew and a bite to eat . Beinn Teallach was clear so after tiffen we picked a route over Tom Mor then the wind hit . No way was this the 20mph stated in the weather reports found it hard to stand at times . Got to the summit at1pm never hung about quick photo then headed down .
No need for map reading clear as a bell didnt have to cut down to the floor of the glen to cross the stream . Just headed towards the forest and crossed at the fence over. the fields to the wood picked up the track then back to the main road . I had a few buds in the boot a wee blether then Steve went home via Fort William and I went back to the A 9.
Another good day on the hills thanks to Steve and Oskar for a good day out catch up with you again Only another 3 to go in this area
Warning
Please note that hillwalking when there is snow lying requires an ice-axe, crampons and the knowledge, experience and skill to use them correctly. Summer routes may not be viable or appropriate in winter. See winter information on our skills and safety pages for more information.