Travel and Coronavirus

[Grisu]

On my way from Perthshire to Ullapool and Sutherland I stayed one night in Dingwall to go for Ben Wyvis. It was a perfect day for this munro with great views. Only the heavy wind which became pretty bad on An Cabar made the steep ascend a bit more challenging in some places. Some Walkers have given up at the Top of An Cabar because of the wind. But the walk to the summit of Ben Wyvis was not too bad anymore and the wind ceased a bit. The time I started the descend the wind was still a strong breeze but this was very welcome in the hot afternoon sun.

Ben Wyvis

View towards the west with the ridge of An Teallach which always fascinates me

It was pretty stormy on the Top of An Cabar which made it quite difficult to take pictures

outlook towards the summit of Ben Wyviss

view towards the firths

Trigpoint of Ben Wyviss

Black Isle

mountain rescue helicopter

and smile

https://strava.com/activities/2556916220/embed/085712d0bf8d8212a45bc588f45c18e56a4c51bd

On my way back to my B&B I stopped at the Coul House Hotel where I had a lovely supper in a really relaxing atmosphere - although I was in my walking shorts and sandals I was very welcomed and very well served.

Coul House Hotel

the bar

view towards the garden

The pictures give the impression of an empty place but it was quite busy and not easy to catch these moments without anybody around
It was a great finish for this lovely summer day.

[rockhopper]

Nice day for it - you do get some good long distance views from up there. Not often in Scotland that you need a breeze to stay cool Thanks

[Grisu]

Thank you @rockhopper, you are probably right about the breeze but I actually can't really complain about the weather on my summer holidays, so far I was very lucky and had some really hot summers and heat waves in Scotland, but the wind was pretty nasty this year most of the time, like in my place - very few days with still wind ...