Cul Beag
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Corbetts: Cul BeagDate walked: 25/09/2019
Distance: 10.5km
Ascent: 729m
Views: 64
Am Faochagach
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Am FaochagachDate walked: 24/09/2019
Distance: 14km
Ascent: 700m
Views: 62
Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Ullapool
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Meall a'Chrasgaidh, Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Sgurr nan EachDate walked: 23/09/2019
Distance: 18km
Ascent: 1103m
Views: 61
Mayar and Driesh
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Driesh, MayarDate walked: 24/08/2019
Distance: 14.5km
Ascent: 835m
Views: 67
Stob Ban and Mullach nan Coirean
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Mullach nan Coirean, Stob Ban (Mamores)Date walked: 22/06/2019
Distance: 13km
Ascent: 1155m
Views: 78
The Cobbler
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Corbetts: The CobblerDate walked: 12/05/2019
Distance: 11km
Ascent: 920m
Views: 97
Meall nan Eun
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Meall nan EunDate walked: 24/04/2019
Distance: 7km
Ascent: 1000m
Views: 97
Ben Lomond
This post is not published on the Walkhighlands forum Munros: Ben LomondDate walked: 28/03/2019
Distance: 7km
Ascent: 1000m
Views: 100
Bla Bheinn
Munros: Bla Bheinn
Date walked: 30/08/2018
Time taken: 6 hours
Distance: 8km
Ascent: 990m
I set of from Dornie just after 9, my walking partner Steven was going to come along and walk part of the way because his knees were giving him bother, but a warning light came on in his car and he turned back. I had a nice run over to Skye and got parked up and set of at 10. The car park was quite only one other car. I followed the route on Walkhighlands and enjoyed the well made path and gentle start. Lovely stream at points which is crossed a couple of times further up.
Once I got to the grassy bowl of Fiona choire I had a sit down I noticed a couple who had carried straight on and would eventually walk straight up the far end, I also so a guy on his own headed up the route I would take it was not at first obvious, it look more like scree. I set of and it zig zagged up with bits more obvious than others.
There were a few very dramatic rock walls and great views before a bit of scrambling near the top. It had cloud when I arrived but I could see the other top so headed over there, which proved the hardest bit of scrambling.
I decided to have lunch and was rewarded with the clouds clearing and great views all round, the Cuillin ridge. Glen Sligachan, Island out to see all looked amazing. I spent about an hour then headed down and back to the car. Definitely one of my favourite days on the hills. Unlike yesterday there were a few people to talk to which made a difference.
Once I got to the grassy bowl of Fiona choire I had a sit down I noticed a couple who had carried straight on and would eventually walk straight up the far end, I also so a guy on his own headed up the route I would take it was not at first obvious, it look more like scree. I set of and it zig zagged up with bits more obvious than others.
There were a few very dramatic rock walls and great views before a bit of scrambling near the top. It had cloud when I arrived but I could see the other top so headed over there, which proved the hardest bit of scrambling.
I decided to have lunch and was rewarded with the clouds clearing and great views all round, the Cuillin ridge. Glen Sligachan, Island out to see all looked amazing. I spent about an hour then headed down and back to the car. Definitely one of my favourite days on the hills. Unlike yesterday there were a few people to talk to which made a difference.
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The Saddle Forcan Ridge and Sgurr na Sgine
Munros: Sgurr na Sgine, The SaddleDate walked: 29/08/2018
Distance: 13km
Ascent: 1350m
Views: 520
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David Lyall
- Location: Dumbarton
- Occupation: Telephone engineer
- Activity: Munro compleatist
- Pub: Drovers
- Mountain: Bauchaill Etive Mor
- Place: Glen Coe
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