Walkhighlands

Weather for Wednesday looked dodgy at the start of the week so thought I'd get these 2 quickies ticked off. Heavy rain as I went through Glen Coe but cleared up later

Left the big parking area about 8:40 and crossed the Fersit bridges.


Past the barky dogs, big barn, through the gate & along the track to the start of the muddy climb up Stob Coire Sgriodain. This wasn't too bad - no knee deep peat hags just good old mud.


Seemed to be a path in places, obvious craggy target to head for anyway. Crags:


Came up a snowy gully, view back down:


Chno Dearg looks a bit more straightforward.


More crags.


Then could see the top & ridge continuing round to Chno Dearg.


No clag on the cairn


Easains ridge on the other side of Loch Treig.


Bit rocky on the way round to Chno Dearg.


Back to Stob Coire Sgriodain and Lochan Coire an Lochain.


Towards the top of Chno Dearg.


Stob Coire Sgriodain from the top, Easains in the background.


Bein na Lap & other Corrour hills.


Beinn Eibhinn.


Then a quick descent, could see Fersit so just headed straight for it.


Peat hags & deer on the way back.


Head for the left of the lochan ahead then join the track back to Fersit.


Creag Meagaidh.


Nice easy trip with good views, might be a dull mudfest in the rain & clag though.

Nice report gman,
Good timing for me as off to Roybridge on Sunday for a few days to tackle all the surrounding munro's. Good to see what the ground conditions are like.

great report, also much appreciate the intel ahead of this weekend for that area.

Lovely set of photos and good to see these two hills getting some positive press. They are still on my to-do list and I heard lots of stories about them being an awful bog feast - not that it puts me off

We're going up there too this weekend - going to be busy with WH folks!
Hoping to do the 3 at creag pitridh, these 2 and either the easians or teallach/a'chaorainn over 3 days.
Thanks for the report, gman