Navigation Course, Thurs 25th Sept 08

Climbed by year and month

YearNewTotalJanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSepOctNovDec
unknown2323
201022
2016781142
2017242724443334
201810131132321
20192634115189531
202017331
2021141111
20223321
20237113611
202444211

You have climbed 108/282 munros.

Climbed by year and month

YearNewTotalJanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSepOctNovDec
unknown11
2017111
201911
20203111
2021681211111
202223111
202323111
202433111

You have climbed 15/221 Corbetts.

It started with a bit of a lark. Nathan dropped us off not at the car park we expected, but 5 km further back. And refused to say if we were in the right place. I expressed doubt but was overruled by the rest of the group. Shucks, it didn't look right, I should have been able to back up it up.

Still Nathan got to run back to the bus. Shame it didn't really slow him down much!

If anyone ever tells you to take a short cut... Tell them to not be so silly. We were in Glen Feshie. Lovely area. The hillsides are covered in thick heather and wee bog holes for the unwary. I missed them all but it was tiring and my back was doing it's best to punish me for falling over.

Coire Garbhlach, when we finally got there was awesome. Dramatic scree and cliffs up each side and a family group of eagles soaring high overhead.

We branched out of the main Coire into Fionnar Choire and took a bearing for Meall Dubhag. What a beast of a haul. John was first up and after about 10 minutes on his own wondered if he'd gone to the wrong place.

After a break for a flapjack we took another bearing for the bealach with Carn Ban Mor, and then on to the top. We met a mountain biker who was going on to Sgor Gaoith as well. We left him to it and headed back to the bealach and the track to the minibus.

Tags: glenmore lodge, outdoor, scotland Written 07/10/08 

<- Older Newer ->