Beinn Liath Mhor (Achnashellach)

Climbed by year and month

Year	New	Total	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	June	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov
unknown	23	23
2010	2	2
2016	7	8						1	1	4	2
2017	24	27	2		4	4	4	3	3	3	4
2018	10	13	1			1	3	2	3	2			1
2019	26	34	1	1		5	1	8	9	5		3	1
2020	1	7							3	3	1
2021	1	4				1		1	1		1
2022	3	3								2	1
2023	7	11				3	6	1					1
2024	4	4						2	1	1

You have climbed 108/282 munros.

Climbed by year and month

Year	New	Total	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	June	July	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
unknown	1	1
2017	1	1						1
2019		1	1
2020		3		1					1			1
2021	6	8				1	2	1	1	1	1		1
2022	2	3			1	1		1
2023	2	3						1		1				1
2024	3	3				1	1				1

You have climbed 15/221 Corbetts.

I'd had a bit of a rest after Lochnagar, and was now getting restless. Planning on a walk at Braemar was put aside when I saw the forecast on Friday evening, for the following day. It was going to be a boggy one, with added side order of rain. Uninspiring. But Sunday was looking much better over to the west. So I pencilled in Beinn Liath Mhor.

Date started:	13/10/19
Distance:	9.1 miles
Ascent:	998m
Descent:	1055m

Time taken:	8:11
Moving time:	6:35
Average speed:	1.38mph
Maximum speed:	3.52mph

Anna was up for accompanying me. So a plan was hatched.

The crags of Fuar Tholl

First sighting of Beinn Liath Mhor ridge

Coire Lair

Sgurr Coinnich and Sgurr a' Chaorachain

Sgorr Ruadh with Beinn Damh behind

A wet Drochaid Coire Lair

Somewhat surprisingly I managed to miss taking any pictures of the actual summit. Not one. I guess I was too tired and really wanted to sit down for a bit. When we started moving again there were a bunch of people all over the actual summit and something in my brain must have just switched off the 'take photies' process.

Beinn Liath Mhor summit ridge

Coire Lair, between Beinn Liath Mhor and Sgorr Ruadh

Me on the summit of Beinn Liath Mhor

Tags: munro, outdoor, scotland

Written 13/10/19

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