From deep snow and amazing cornice patterns on Beinn a'Chochuill, to the crisp snow covering on A'Chrulaiste, and great icicles on Beinn Ime, or our annual winter ascent of The Brack, just some of the many great winter mountains days to choose from.
Single day, multiple Munros. Fantastic ridge
walking on the Glen Shiel Ridge or the high
domed open plateaus of the Carn Mairg Circuit,
take your choice.
Precision planning, involving trains, a hostel
and a long day was needed to complete these
two remote Munros and a Corbett.
The Black Cullins. Renowned for their rocky
summits and exposed ridges; revisit my first
Skye Munro, Sgurr nan Eag, to my ultimate
challenge, The Inaccessible Pinnacle.
For Munro Baggers, long treks to remote mountains are part of the challenge. For myself, one long trek involved the remote Munro of Seana Braigh, while the other, was purely a means of climbing a "local" Munro from a rather different approach.
No walk with Alan is ever straighforward Like
the two shown here, An Stuc, in The Lawerw
Range, climbed directly from Lochan nan Cat,
and Ben Starav, from the shores of Loch
Etive.
Weekends away with Carn Dearg offer the chance to climb distant mountains, and to spend some time in legendary climbing huts, such as The Ling Hut, Torridon, from where we were able to climb three fantastic Corbetts.
The iconic Glen Etive is surrouned by mighty
mountains, every day in Etive is a day to
remember. Three such days are selected
below.
Last on the list, but by no means the least.
Glen Coe, probably home to some of the most
difficult days walking to be found in the
whole of the UK.