To be honest, the route up to the ridge was pretty uneventful. A steady gradient helped, but it was pretty boggy and the overcast skies seemed a million years away from the 27 degrees and blue skies that Lincolnshire had offered. However, all was to change as we reached the 878m top of Meall a Phuill. The wind picked up dramatically and the clouds that were obscuring the sun were soon blown away. In the distance, along a beautiful rounded ridge, lay the summit of Meall Buidhe, with fantastic, constantly changing views towards Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe and Nevis to the North, the Lawyers Range to the south and the Tyndrum Hills to the West. Its was a privelidge to be there and, once again , as is often the case, only witnessed if you are prepared to make the effort.
We reached the summit at 9.00pm and took a few minutes to embrace the sheer beauty of our surroundings. The cloudscapes were magnificent and photographs do not seem to be able to capture the magnificence of the location.
Minutes later we set off back and at exactly 10.00pm we were back at the car.
2 hours later and after a quick coffee stop in Stirling I was deposited back at my hotel. Many thanks to BV for being tonites chauffer and guide!!
A few photos attached, in no particular order. This is such an easy Munro and a pretty dull walk up, but the views are magnificent and I would recommend it to all
