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Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht
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Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht is an area in Scotland as defined by the SMC.The area contains 7 regions called Loch Ossian, Loch Treig, Nevis, Ben Alder, The Aonachs, The Grey Corries & The Mamores .There are 34 munros around here.The highest munro is Ben Nevis at a height of 1344 metres .The smallest munro is Creag Pitridh at a height of 924 metres . |
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Starting at the top
Bagged my first munro on Friday I've started at the top and now working my way down.
Did it with a bunch of friends & Leaders from 1st Poulner Scout Group. When competing in the 3 peaks challenge raising money for the Group.Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch ErichtPosted by Mark Green munr..., 44 weeks 3 days ago -
Ben Nevis
more like a landfill site walkers take your rubbish home!!!!!
Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch ErichtPosted by csjoiner, 1 year 7 weeks ago -
Ben Nevis
Same. not got a great head for heights myself .As I mentioned in my comment we climbed on a poor day ,so everything was closed in and I didn't feel as though it was that exposed at all ,but I dare say on a half decent day things would be a lot different
Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch ErichtPosted by puck, 1 year 38 weeks ago -
Jealous
Jealous as I've only done the boring way. How exposed is it on the Arete ? 'cause I've not got a head for heights. Saying that I've done some of the serious climbs ie An Teallach, Aonach Eagach & Liathach.
Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch ErichtPosted by Peter.Lord, 1 year 38 weeks ago -
Ben Nevis
We went the hard route on a poor day ,I must admit that I really struggled with this and suffered for a couple of days after ,but I'm glad that I did it.
Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch ErichtPosted by puck, 1 year 38 weeks ago
Details for: Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht
This section includes some of the highest and finest mountains in Scotland, most notably Ben Nevis, the highest of them all. In the south-west corner of the area, between Loch Leven and Glen Nevis, is the long ridge of the Mamores. Opposite them, on the north side of Glen Nevis, Ben Nevis dominates not only the town of Fort William at its foot, but also its nearby high mountains - Carn Mor Dearg, Aonach Beag and Aonach Mor.
Although these three are high by the standards of other Scottish mountains, they are very much in the shadow of their greater neighbour. To the East of the Aonachs another long ridge, the Grey Corries, includes three fine mountains - Sgurr Choinnich Mor, Stob Coire an Laoigh and Stob Choire Claurigh. Continuing Eastwards beyond the Lairig Leacach, Loch Treig is deeply enclosed between the steep flanks of Stob a' Choire Mheadhoin and Stob Coire Easain on its west and Stob Coire Sgriodain on its east. Other hills of lesser height and character in the area near Loch Ossian include Chno Dearg, Beinn na Lap, Carn Dearg and Sgor Gaibhre.
To the North-East of Loch Ossian, extending in a long continuous ridge towards Loch Pattack, there are four high mountains - Beinn Eibhinn, Aonach Beag, Geal-Charn and Carn Dearg - and to their North Beinn a' Chlachair is the highest of three hills above Loch Laggan. Finally, at the eastern edge of this section, there is Ben Alder and its much smaller neighbour Beinn Bheoil on the west side of Loch Ericht. Ben Alder is a high and remote massif with an extensive summit plateau surrounded by steep corries, and it may well be described as the finest mountain between Ben Nevis and the Cairngorms.














NA GRUAGAICHEAN
Climbed with BINNEIN MOR.