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A great outing on to the Beautiful Isle of Mull, approaching from the North meant taking two ferries the Corran and Lochaline, what a trip, a wee mini-adventure, the weather was great, except to the Munro summit, but a great trip

A journey ,deep into Glen Lochy, to bagg to remote Munro's, Creag Mhor & Beinn Sheagarnich (Heasgarnich), we decided that the best approach was by bike, it proved to be the right decision.

A day in the middle of the Fisherfield Munro's, cycle in, hike and a cycle out, in stunning surroundings with stunning weather, a highly recommended day out

Another two Munro's, which we benefitted through the dry spell, great walking underfoot and fantastic 360 viewsthese hills, along with Beinn Doran & Beinn an Dothaidh are sometimes known as the "Wall of Rannoch"

A journey into Fisherfield, deciding not to do the whole round, this approach allows you to do two from Loch a` Bhraoin, and alternate ways to complete the five in other ways.

Tom a`Choinnich, Glen Affric

Carn nan Gobhar & Sgurr na Lapaich, two of the Mullardoch four Munro's, because the ferry service was not running, we decided to do two from the East side, and will tackle the Westerly two at a later date. We had a fantastic day with superb views, and the terrain was pretty good, the last couple of kilometres were a bit on the rough side, but all in all a grand day out

A fantastic trip to one of Scotland's very remote Munros, This should be added to the best way to access this beautiful Mountain, and can only be seen to it's best advantage from the Oykel bridge approach..... Go get it

A classic circuit including the two Munro's, Ben Cruachan & Stob Diamh, with a little scrambling, fantastic ridge walking, and phenomenal views, all around a power station that is inside the mountain and is capable of producing 440 Megawatt of power

A single and remote Munro, starting from Between Bridge of Orchy and Tyndrum, it begins with a 8km walk in, then a short but very steep ascent of 600 m approx. We then retraced the route back to the landy track and returned to the start, there are 7 river crossings which were easy, we did have very dry conditions though

A single solitary Munro, remote and difficult to reach, a bit of a bog trot over a Bealach at about 360 meters then a drop to 200 meters, straight in front of you is the very steep slopes leading to The next Bealach at 715 meters, providing you managed the river crossing, then up the steep pyramidical dome of Sgurr More.

A forest walk close to Inverness, easy wee trek around some nice trails with a great Cafe , "The North Gateway"

A very Boggy hike with very steep ascents and descents, Sgiath Chuill was steep on both the ascent and descent, Meall Glas had the steepest ascent of the day, made more difficult with snow and ice under grass, the descent was easier than the 1st Munro, the return route was exceptionally boggy too

My 200th Munro climbed on the 19th June 2021, a cycle in and a great ridge walk. After crossing the river. there is a great path leading to Bealach Bhearnais, where you strike off onto the ridge, it has great views in and out of the clag. www.walkhighlands.co.uk/torridon/Sgurrchoinnich.shtml

Maoile Lunndaidh in Glen Carron

Bla'Bheinn, The Movie

Stuchd an Lochain & Meall Buidhe 14th January 2022

Glen Affric Munro's, Mam Sodhail, Carn Eighe & Beinn Fhionnlaidh

The Great Glen Way, a Snowy hike in the Scottish Highlands

Adventure No 9 With Judy

Adventure to Cnoc Udais

Mystery Adventure No 6

KIT CHAT

Adventure No 7 with Lizzy

Adventure No 8 on the old faithful Ben Bhuidhe Beag

Adventure No 11, Carn h-Easgainn, Solo trip

The Eastern Mamores, " 2 great Munro's, Sgurr Eilde Mor & Binnein Beag

Beinn na Lap

Stob a' Choire Odhair & Stob Ghabhair