Walkhighlands

Great stuff Petr , I done these 2 along with Lui and Beiin a'Chleibh and in similar weather
so seen no bogs all the way until decending but with the conditions I was able to get back
relatively mud free

Definitely the right time! We were on Oss & Dubhcraig yesterday too; however we started later and did Ben Lui & Beinn a' Chleibh first. Assuming the photos below were taken at sunrise and not sunset, you'd have been well ahead of us.

Isn't the forest lower down just beautiful?

jamesb63 wrote:Great stuff Petr , I done these 2 along with Lui and Beiin a'Chleibh and in similar weather
so seen no bogs all the way until decending but with the conditions I was able to get back
relatively mud free

Thank you James I was waiting to do this duo after more dry days to avoid the usual boggs there and it was worth it finally I kept dry all the way, enjoying the sunny clear views
Originally going to do the remaining three at Glen Etive, where the bottom is boggy as well, but the road closure until 07:00 am forced me to use this plan B near Tyndrum
Good to use dry days like this for some usually infamous muddy areas

denfinella wrote:Definitely the right time! We were on Oss & Dubhcraig yesterday too; however we started later and did Ben Lui & Beinn a' Chleibh first. Assuming the photos below were taken at sunrise and not sunset, you'd have been well ahead of us.

Isn't the forest lower down just beautiful?

Great conditions for all four there ! The forest is really beautiful, a lot of photos made there - especially in the morning's lights with sunrise. The combination of pine trees, water, sky and sunshine was just perfect ! I arrived around 05:00 am and started the walk around 5:15 am...I met first people on my way back - almost on the bottom near the forest