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I was on holiday in a cottage in Altass and so a few morning walks up nearby sub 2000s were in order. I drove up the minor road out of Bonar Bridge past the golf course to park at the crossroads at NH633932. From here, a short stroll along the road led to a good track leading NE across the moorland to Loch a' Ghobhair. Progress was quick and easy and the hill soon came into view.
- First view of the hill from the track
I followed the track until it started to veer away from the hill and took to the open moorland and crossed some boggy ground to the base of the hill proper.
- Leaving the track to cross the boggy ground to the hill
I aimed for the western edge of the hill to avoid some crags and make a straightforward ascent up the heathery , with occasional rocks, slopes. I walked over to the summit cairn and enjoyed the views, especially to the SE across the Kyles of Sutherland.
- The summit view
Then, it was a simple case of getting back to the car by the route of ascent and driving back to Altass for brunch.
- Creag and Loch a' Ghobhair