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Bruach na Frithe

Bruach na Frithe


Postby vincr » Mon Sep 22, 2014 2:41 pm

Route description: Bruach na Frithe

Munros included on this walk: Bruach na Frìthe

Date walked: 18/09/2014

Time taken: 5.5 hours

Distance: 13.5 km

Ascent: 939m

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Our first hike on the Isle of Skye, and actually our first hike in Scotland at all. As good climbers used to the Swiss mountains we decided to start with this one as it was described as a good introduction to the Cuillin without being too easy either.
It was one of these nice, sunny and warm days of September and the landscape was absolutely fabulous!
The hike itself is very easy at the beginning, it climbs very slowly first, which is a good warm-up. But then after leaving the river path and entering the Fionn Choire the path is getting steeper and steeper until reaching the col. Then there's another 100m on the ridge until the top.
Then we went down the same way.
In general it was a very nice hike, not too hard but still with decent elevation.
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Re: Bruach na Frithe

Postby AnnieMacD » Tue Sep 23, 2014 7:44 pm

Glad you enjoyed your first visit to the Cuillin and Scotland. Hope you'll be back soon to hike up more hills!
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