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Posted: **Sat Mar 28, 2015 5:54 pm**

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Weather forecast promissing for the day, after some clouds early morning, then suppose to be clear sky and good visibility...watching the clouds mooving over and then away finally, I started my walk in hope to see all the great mountains around from top of Beinn a'Bheithir...

Beinn a'Bheithir from distance. Sgorr Dhearg on the left and Sgorr Dhonuill on the right

The Dragon's Tooth is visible almost all the walking time - now from the forest path

Love the path via Forest...and the sky looks clear...promissing

I left the path and started climb this steepy slope straight up as shortcut

Almost on top of Sgorr Dhearg - looking at Sgorr Dhonuill opposite

I walked a little down on the ridge to get better view of the summit from this angle

Summit selfie with the view towards Sgorr Dhonuill

Time to go to Sgorr Dhonuill...( self timer shot )

Another view from the summit, but confused about the visibility...sunny clear sky and Loch Leven with Pap of Glencoe is almost invisible...the view suppose to be !!!

The view is clear for short distance only...Descending Sgorr Dhearg towards ascent of Sgorr Dhonuill

Looking at the valley, there is the start point - behind the Forest at South Ballachulish

In the middle between Sgorr Dhearg and Sgorr Dhonuil, looking back at Sgorr Dhearg...there is the usual path on the left over the edge, I will use the way for descending back to the car park after Sgorr Dhonuil

The ridge to the Dragon's Tooth

Near the summit of Sgorr Dhonuil

Looking back...The Dragon's Tooth ridge and Sgorr Dhearg

On the Summit - posing for the self timer

After short walk to the West side over the summit

Looking over the Glen towards South ballachulish...where is the view which suppose to be...???

Sgorr Dhearg...atleast

Looking over the Dragon's Tooth

...and the Dragon's Tooth from the bottom, on my way back to the car park

Nice path outside the Forest...

Looking back once again...everything looks so clear, but why not views to the distance...( Glencoe, Mamores and Ben Nevis...I missed the view

Video from both summits:

Posted: **Sun Mar 29, 2015 5:30 pm**

Ah, the vagaries of the weather up here - clag one minute, haze the next :roll:

It's a nice walk and looks like it cleared quite a bit of the time :thumbup:

Can remember my camera failed early on on this walk possibly due to the cold affecting the batteries and/or condensation inside it - had to resort to using a rather basic camera on my phone

- cheers

Posted: **Mon Mar 30, 2015 7:14 am**

Looked like a fab day Petr, hazy but lovely. Dragon's tooth looks great

Another

Posted: **Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:00 am**

rockhopper wrote:Ah, the vagaries of the weather up here - clag one minute, haze the next
It's a nice walk and looks like it cleared quite a bit of the time
Can remember my camera failed early on on this walk possibly due to the cold affecting the batteries and/or condensation inside it - had to resort to using a rather basic camera on my phone - cheers

Thank you

I will probably go there again some day. Enjoyed atleast the surrounding view and the nice walk throught the forest

Posted: **Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:02 am**

Happyfeet wrote:Looked like a fab day Petr, hazy but lovely. Dragon's tooth looks great
Another

Thank you Emmelie

The Dragon's Tooth is dominant from the bottom

Posted: **Mon Mar 30, 2015 1:38 pm**

Pity about the haze, two nice hills with cracking views on a clear day. Some fancy photography there Petr :wink:

Posted: **Mon Mar 30, 2015 6:41 pm**

The Rodmiester wrote:Pity about the haze, two nice hills with cracking views on a clear day. Some fancy photography there Petr

Thanks Rod

Posted: **Wed Sep 02, 2020 11:53 am**

We went up a Sgorr Dhearg from Ballachulish just after the school coming down the way you went up and was a lot dryer that way compared to the bog on the downward run. The Pap a bit clearer when we were there on 1st Sept 2020. good review and great video.

The Pap a bit clearer when we were there on 1st Sept 2020

Posted: **Fri Sep 04, 2020 6:31 pm**

Brian R Smith wrote:We went up a Sgorr Dhearg from Ballachulish just after the school coming down the way you went up and was a lot dryer that way compared to the bog on the downward run. The Pap a bit clearer when we were there on 1st Sept 2020. good review and great video.
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Thank you

Glad you had the clearer views :thumbup:

Planning to repeat this duo soon

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