Set off at 8pm on a good path that passes beside some pleasant cascades. Soon a view to the Bone Caves cliffs opened up and I crossed the burn at the point where it disappears / emerges and abuts onto an old dry river bed.
Pleasant walk to the caves but I didn't spend much time investigating as there were a few other folk doing that so I just popped my head into a couple and pressed on round the corner and up onto the Beinn an Fhuarain slopes. A bit heathery to start but short grass after a while giving a very pleasant walk up to the top. There was also now quite a breeze to keep me cool.
Just a small lump of a hill really but a great viewing platform for that stretch of iselbergs that runs from Ben Mor Coigach to Quinag.

A good path loops round past the Bone Caves and also leads onto pathless but easy slopes to the top of Beinn an Fhuarain.
You maybe also pass by where the hill name springs from with glen floor switching from wide burn to dry river bed.


On the Bone Caves path.

Fine cliffs and caves where polar bears once roamed.

Mostly short grass to walk on and a good breeze to cool me down. Here is what I wanted to see from this hill -another hill!

Look North.

Cul Mor, Suilven and Canisp bathed in the evening light.

Accidental close up.

My but Suilven is a wonderful sight to behold.

Ben Mor Coigach, Cul Beag and Cul Mor. So many memories.



Not the best spot for sunet but better than my plan A of sweating my way up Cul Beag.







South.




Made a loop by descending on the western side of the Bone Cave cliffs which turned out to be really pleasant once past the short scree section at the top.