We spent Easter in Spean Bridge and we climbed: Sgiath Chuil (920m) Ben Nevis (1345m) up via Number 2 Gully, and down Number 4 Gully. Beinn Bhan (796m) Aonach Mor (1221m) abseiled down Easy Gully and failed to find any good ice in the twins. Sron a’ Choire Ghairbh (937m) and Meall na Teanga (916.8m) Streap (909m) Beinn Bhuidhe » read more »
Easter week away bagging Corbetts: Meall na Leitreach from Dalnaspidal Two Càrn Deargs in Glen Roy (truly dull lumps) Walk from Fort Willam to Spean Bridge along the Great Glen Way and disuused Railway lines. Sgùrr an Utha with its fantastic twisty schitst, micas and garnetts The “Innsey Wincies”: Cruach Innse & Sgùrr Innse with » read more »
We had a Spittal of Glenshee Weekend: We bagged Mount Keen; Then we did a really big silly walk; An Socach (944m) Carn Bhac (946m)!! Beinn Iutharn Mhor (1045m) Carn an Righ (1029m) and Glas Tulaichean (1051m). Some snow with some hard ice patches needing crampons and a long walk back in the dark. See this route; » read more »
A fab winters day out bagging; Aonach Beag (1116m) Aonach Mor (1221m) by easy gully, which was really quite steep at the top and not at all easy.
Easter 2020 was delayed to Easter 2021 and finally happend in September 2021 – thanks Covid! We climbed: The 3 Quinag Corbetts – Sail Gharbh (809m), Sail Gorm (776m), Spidean Coinich (764m) Stac Pollaidh Suliven An Teallach – Sgurr Fiona (1059m) and Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill (1063m) and a nice bit of the West Hilghland way from Fort Bill.
Author: Phil Newby