The boggy part to the next climb was frozen solid, great, don't have to worry too much about where to walk. The wind biting up here though, so on with another layer. Once up on to the start of the ridge, the walking is great even in the snow. I put spikes on just in case, some bits were icy. The views are superb all around. Walking up Stob Coire an Lochan was straight forward. Light wind, sunny, hardly a cloud in sight.



There were a couple of sets of footprints, but no sign of the walkers, I presume they must have headed to Ben More. It is always a test to get up Stob Binnein from the final ridge as the climb gets steeper and steeper. The snow makes it energy sapping too. Was surprised and relieved to finally get up there. The wind by now was pretty keen. Took my photos but didn't hang around despite the views all around.


Coming back down, passed a man heading up, only person I saw on the hill. Only took an hour and a half to get back down not including my stop to eat lunch in the sun out of the wind, which had picked up.

The final drop down looks really steep from the top and sore on the legs coming down. Glad to get to the car park.
Still my favourite ridge walk.