A big, long and beautiful day taking in the four Corbetts of Arran.
We went over by foot and did the walk from the first ferry before catching the last ferry home. Walking all the way to make this a very pure route.
Cloudier than previous days but, with hardly any wind and the tops all clear, the weather was pretty perfect.
Great to meet kiltedbiggles on the ridge and chat to a Munroist and WH'er in person - sorry if I made Kinder Scout sound like a bog fest mate!
- Engaging outline of the Arran peaks from the early morning ferry
- In Glen Rosa now with Beinn Nuis in view
- First look at Cir Mhor up Glen Rosa
- Goat Fell on the other side of Glen Rosa
- The peaks of Arran laid out in front of us
- Beinn Nuis and Beinn Tarsuinn
- Beinn Tarsuinn ahead along the ridge from Beinn Nuis
- A'Chir ahead now as we descend Beinn Tarsuinn. I dare say the conditions were perfect for this airy ridge and while it looked more than doable from this side we were aware the other side was where the potential climbs were and as we had no rope and were on a tight schedule it was with great pity we took the bypass path.
- Looking back at A'Chir - the bypass path goes along it's other side and regains height for the next saddle
- Caisteal Abhail ahead - a handy path leads to the ascent from here
- Cir Mhor and Goat Fell from the first top of Caisteal Abhail
- Me I believe on the true summit of Caisteal Abhail
- Looking back to A'Chir and Beinn Tarsuinn
- Ridge off Caisteal Abhail to Glen Sannox
- The route ahead to North Goat Fell from Cir Mhor Summit
- The Witches Step from Cir Mhor Summit
- Tricky descent from Cir Mhor.
- Looking back at our initial and tricky descent off Cir Mhor
- ....and looking back at what appeared to be the better path we didn't take!
- Looking back down the ridge from North Goat Fell
- Goat Fell ahead with the scramblers playground pinnacles on the way
- Four down!
- Looking at Brodick and the Holy Island from the top of Goat Fell
- The tourist path on Goat Fell comes out handily at the Arran Brewery where we refueled on Arran Blonde and Iron Brew before taking the Fisherman's Way path along the beach to Brodick.
Unfortunately this was flooded (must be a regular thing surely?) so we had to cut back across the golf course to the ferry point. We were a couple of hours early so a few more pints were had in the pub across the road before taking the ferry back to Ardrossan.
I have put it on my Arran to-do list
one for the future for me but reckon I'd need to allow a bit longer than you 
- cheers 
