A 6am paddle to the Gantocks Lighthouse for sunrise. We were joined by the Disney cruise ship too 👍
Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn Trig Point via the B29 Aircraft crash site. Had company today in the form of hill machine Bryan Fitzpatrick, who likes a paddle.
Wet underfoot, some great waterfalls too, an interesting morning on the hill. ⛰
The trig was an add on to a previously documented visit to the B29 crash site. Once at the crash site, it was over the fence and open hill to the summit, another make your own way effort.
B29 walk detail HERE
Another Trig in the bag. One I’ve been wanting to do for a while. Accessed off the Hells Glen Road (B839).
Forestry Road, then easily accessed to the open hill heading for the summit. No defined path, make your own way up this one 👍 We chose to stick to the left hand side of the hill stream for the main ascent.
Been here before but never had the luxury of a view. The weather causing an impromptu visit to the summit to enjoy the vistas.
A steep ascent on a well defined, some times boggy, sometimes eroded path.
Ample parking off the B828 at the forestry road.
Easy enough to navigate in good conditions, one wee mild scramble that doesn’t cause issue.
A trig point highlighting the summit 👍
A classic Corbett. Been here before and will do so again, a great hill…..one of the best. Just a few pics 👍
Bidean nam Bain and Stob Coire Sgreamhach, forming part of the Glencoe range.
A day away amongst the giants, excellent weather to be on the mountains.
A trig point and a wee hill.
Looking for a quick fix, the trig of Cruach nan Capull was the target. There seems to be a number of Cruach nan Capulls, this one off the A886 with the Fairy Knowe as it’s neighbour – a great combination.
Headed off from the lay-by on the A886 above Strachur. Easy to navigate using the fence lines, the trig was an easy find despite the boggy terrain in some sections. Once the trig was conquered we headed over to Sidhean Sluaigh (Fairy Know) a prominent hill seen from the main road.
