The Glen at the Back of Beyond and Eas a' Chual Aluinn

[Mal Grey]

Absolutely stunning - some of the best photos I've seen on this site - and that is saying something

Four years ago we walked past Eas a' Chual Aluinn and stayed at the Glencoul bothy on our way up to Cape Wrath, unfortunately we weren't blessed with such stunning weather but even so I had no trouble appreciating the magic of this place; it truly stirs the soul and feels like home. Thanks for posting - this place means a lot to me

Thanks, very kind. The fact we had so many different moods and types of weather really helped the photography I think. It is a special place.

Stunning Mal, top stuff!

Looks like you had an absolute belter of a time, always great to see pics taken from Canoes too, an angle I rarely see myself these days.

Thanks Chris.

Really pleased that so many folk seem to have enjoyed reading about this one, despite it being as much, or more, a canoe trip than a walking one. And there being no hills climbed in it at all! If folk are interested in the rest of the trip, have a look on SOTP, but I warn you its one heck of a long read!!! http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/forum/showthread.php/55207-Pirates-of-the-Back-of-Beyond

[Sunset tripper]

A great set of photos Mal, Ive only visited the falls from above, your approach looks far better. Quite fancy visiting the stack of Glencoul one day also. Great area great report.

[Sick Kid]

Wow!!! Just....wow!!!

That’s on the bucket list now for sure

[Mal Grey]

Thanks both!

[Anne McNaughton]

Great report, really enjoyed reading it....how fabulous to spend such quality time with your family.....the kids look like they loved it!!!!