Had intended to go elsewhere but some early morning cloud pushed me further north than planned. Ben Hee was one of my back-up options and as it was clearly cloud free I set off there.

Some nice early morning light and easy walking to start with, apart from a bit of a diversion away from the more eroded parts of the path. Eventually I was on the straight-forward plod up onto the broad ridge to the south west of the summit.

I opted to ascend via the slope south east of the summit, to get the best views east and a look into the corrie. The boulder field there was a bit wobbly in places but I suppose if Ben Hee could speak it might have said pot and kettle.

Spent a few minutes admiring the views then set off west to take in the view over Bealach nam Meirleach before descending towards the start of the path in over a mix of heather, grass and the odd boggy area.

Slides:


whDSC02657 by John Little, on Flickr
Early light and first view of Ben Stack.

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Up on to the wide ridge to the south west of the summit.

whDSC02699 by John Little, on Flickr

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View south over Loch Fiag.

whDSC02725c by John Little, on Flickr

whDSC02754 by John Little, on Flickr
Ben Klibreck.

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whDSC02762 by John Little, on Flickr
View south.

whDSC02776 by John Little, on Flickr

whDSC02796 by John Little, on Flickr

whDSC02798c by John Little, on Flickr

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Interesting view of Ben Hope.

whDSC02820c by John Little, on Flickr

whDSC02825 by John Little, on Flickr
Ben More Assynt on right.

whDSC02826 by John Little, on Flickr
Quinag.

whDSC02846c by John Little, on Flickr

whDSC02879 by John Little, on Flickr
Bealach nam Meirleach.