Graham bagging hitting 200

[robertphillips]

Friday 5 september carn mhic an toisich and meall a chrathaich from bhlaraidh, cycled as far as loch ma stack .

The stats
Cycled 17.5 km
Walked 10.5km
Ascent 1053 m
Weather mostly dry light winds
Time 6 hours

our_route.gpx Open full screen  NB: Walkhighlands is not responsible for the accuracy of gpx files in users posts

parking spot

uphill cycle

meal a chranaich summit

nearbye munros looking north

carn mhic a toisich summit

Saturday 6 september an cruachan and carn na breabaig from killilan cycled as far as iron lodge.

The stats
Cycled 26 km
Walked 18 km
Ascent 1618 m
Weather wet and windy mostly all day
Time 9 hours

our_route.gpx Open full screen  NB: Walkhighlands is not responsible for the accuracy of gpx files in users posts

start parking area

me at loch mhoicean

an cruachan still a long way off

4 hours after setting off an cruachan summit

carn na breabaig summit

back at iron lodge to collect bike

Sunday 7 september carnan cruithneachd from falls of glomach car prk.

The stats
Walked 13km
Ascent 855m
Weather light rain overcast light winds
Time 4 hours

our_route.gpx Open full screen  NB: Walkhighlands is not responsible for the accuracy of gpx files in users posts

forestry tracks

clagfest

summit cairn

looking back towards the top

[Silverhill]

Well done, only 19 more Grahams and 9 more Donalds and you can call yourself a quadruple compleater! Then it’s just a few more sub 2000’s.

[Fife Flyer]

Wow quite a bit of determination needed, especially looking at some of the weather
When I saw 85km and 19hrs I thought WHAT

Great effort

[mrssanta]

goodness Robert you don't mess about do you! what are you going to do when you have bagged every summit in Scotland?

[Johnny Corbett]

Good stuff Robert, you're some machine. Thought you might have done Meall Sguman with Cruithneachd

[foggieclimber]

Well done on reaching 200. I still have several of these to do. As I don't use a bike, I get the feeling these will be long walks.

[robertphillips]

Good stuff Robert, you're some machine. Thought you might have done Meall Sguman with Cruithneachd

Johnny

It was my plan to do the sub as well, headed down the path to cross the river above the clomach falls and saw the height of the water was waist deep.

[weaselmaster]

Good stuff indeed. Well done on the 200.
I found carnan cruithneachd (one of my very few Grahams to date) a really tough wee hill, had similar views when I was up to those you got