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The week of my dreams V. (Aonach Mor via the Nevis Range)

The week of my dreams V. (Aonach Mor via the Nevis Range)


Postby ere1 » Sun Nov 22, 2015 1:35 pm

Munros included on this walk: Aonach Mòr

Date walked: 21/10/2015

Distance: 12 km

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When I arrived in Fort William the weather had changed. True to tradition my old Anaoch Mor welcomed me with a lot of wind on Wednesday, October 21. Once more I chose for the route via the Nevis Range. It was quite easy to reach the summit but the gales were so strong and the visibility so poor that I had to forget about climbing Aonach Beag. Very tired but with an immense feeling of satisfaction I slowly walked down and took the number 41 bus back to Fort William.



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Re: The week of my dreams V. (Aonach Mor via the Nevis Range

Postby Silverhill » Sun Nov 22, 2015 9:53 pm

Did you head up via the mountain bike track or did you find a more suitable route?
I did Aonach Mor in similar conditions, but luckily for me the cloud moved away, so I found the cairn quite easily. Could be a problem in thick mist, but obviously not for you!
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Re: The week of my dreams V. (Aonach Mor via the Nevis Range

Postby ere1 » Sun Nov 29, 2015 8:25 pm

Hi Silverhill! Again I took the mountain bike track. I’m not sure whether it’s legal. Luckily I didn’t meet anybody who forbid it. On the plateau of Aonach Mor there was a strong gale and the view was poor. To find the summit cairn, I had to put on my goggles once more.
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