Into Coire Garbhlach then out and onto Mullach.

[gaffr]

Now onto the old stalkers path....zig zag path at first then a sea of heather where the path becomes difficult to follow however just aim for the footbridge marked on the bigger scale map. The path is then good for bit then an ocean of deep heather takes over however persevere and at around 600 metres before the descent to RA Bothy the path becomes easier to follow. A fine old path that just needs more boots to redefine it or for an industrial strimmer to be used.

A fine Cairn at .731 with views down the Glen Feshie.

A fine Cairn at .731 with views down the Glen Feshie.

Easy descent over Druim nam Bo to the loch with the same name.

It is a short distance to the top of Mullach Clach a Bhlair....of course Cairn Toul and near neighbours grab the eyes.

Bluebells growing above 850 metres.

A less attractive way to get to the Great Moss.

The more attractive way of getting out of the Coire and out onto the Great Moss.

A look back into vast upper Coire

After a great deal of boulder hopping and changing sides of the stream the waterfall came into view and a wee path to follow to get around the feature.

After a walk through deepish heather and treading carefully around the two early flowering Ericas and many flowering Bog Asphodel eventually picking up a wee path that took me into the big Coire.
The interlocking spurs hide much of the inner Coire.

some digitalis near to the entrance to the coire.

[gaffr]

This all went a bit wonky and out of order....perhaps it does give a bit of the flavour of the Walk.

[Mal Grey]

Wonky or not, looks like an excellent place to walk.

[bigkeith]

Thanks, lovely report and pics. I enjoyed sharing the walk via your report plus I learned some names of flowers