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A database of almost 500 walks I have undertaken from 2011 to present day. The database is searchable by mountain or walk name, partial name or simply a few characters of the name.

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Although the database contains almost 500 walk reports, there are many mountains which I have only climbed once, there are also many which I have climbed multiple times. Each report however reflects the individual day on the mountain.

Dun Corr-Bhile(322m)

Dun na Cuaiche(240m)

Sunday 14^th May 2026

12kms

5hrs

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Inveraray Castle as we pass through the estate grounds on the way to the forest track

Onto the forest track and passing the ruins of lime kiln workings

Making our way through the rough ground on the approach to the open hillside

Beyond the forest and heading towards the north edge of Dun Corr-Bhile

Ascending the grassy north edge of Dun Corr-Bhile

Approaching the 321m Trig Point on Dun Corr-Bhile with views over Loch Fyne

Group photo at the 321m Trig Point

View south from Dun Corr-Bhile looking over Dun na Cuaiche to Inveraray and Loch Fyne

Heading south off the summit of Dun Corr-Bhile

Dun Corr-Bhile from the main path to Dun na Cuaiche

Wonderful hues of green ferns and trees .....

..... late spring growth

Loch fyne and Inveraray

The "Tower" folly on Dun na Cuaiche

Built in 1748 as a decorative "folly" by the 3rd Duke of Argyll

A hazy view over the castle and Inveraray from Dun na Cuaiche

Return along the good forest track to join the footpath along the River Aray

Tower house at Carloonan

Salmon Leap and roundhouse on the River Aray

Dun Corr-Bhile & Dun na Cuaiche

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