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Stuc an Lochain; a Glen Lyon gem by Angus Armstrong
I’m pretty rubbish with dates and names, but 12th January 2008 on Stuc an Lochain is engrained. The adventure started well
The Drumochter hills – routes & chutes
As you zip up & down the A9 from the Highlands, the hills on either side of the road are easily seen
10 early season alternatives to Cairngorm
As winter approaches & the first snow settles on the hills, anticipation rises, skis are looked out & the waiting game begins. However once the
Ben Hee, a jewel in the Northern Highlands by Mike Cawthorne
It is little-known and even less climbed, perhaps not surprising when you consider its neighbours include Stac Polly, Suilven, Quinag, Cul Mor, Canisp, Ben
Monadh Mòr – Mòr than just a backcountry backup by Andy Emery
With a midweek drive-by assessment of snow-filled Tom, Dick and Harry gullies above Glen Feshie, a group of excited humans and a dog assembled
Meall Nan Tarmachan – One of the most accessible ski mountains in the Southern Highlands by Alan Sloan
First of all a note of caution – a line on a map does not necessarily indicate a route that will have safe snow
Creag Meagaidh – a jewel in the Central Highlands by Al Todd
Creag Meagaidh & its close neighbour, Carn Liath, offer an amazing variety of terrain with ski touring opportunities for all standards & an amazingly
Thirty Miles on Ski, Adam Watson, April 1951
Though it was already mid-April, winter still gripped even low ground in the valleys, and the mountains rose in folds of spotless, shiny snow far