Culra Bothy is closed, but there's lots of good camping nearby. It's a good base for a bunch of Munros, but unfortunately this time the weather was too extreme to continue.
03/06/2018 Munros: Geal-charn (917 m). Beinn Udlamain (1010 m). Sgairneach Mhor (989 m). A'Mharconaich (975 m). Something is wrong with the profile from the fourth Munro, I think due to a change in air pressure...
Starting from Dalwhinnie, I cycle up to Culra Lodge (bothy). It's about 16Km cycling and can be done in a hybrid bike no problem. The walk starts on the bridge just before arriving to the bothy, I left the bike locked b...
A traverse of two Munros on the east side of the Drumochter pass. Deep snow in sheltered places. The ridge was covered in a mixture of fine powder snow and hard ice.
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29/06/2021 Munros: Meall Chuaich Carn na Caim (twice) A'Bhuidheanach Bheag Pathless (apart from some sheep/deer trods) and very rough between Meall Chuaich and Carn na Caim, navigation not easy with poor visibil...
MUNRO (2): Sgairneach Mhor (991M/ 3251Ft) Beinn Udlamain (1011/3317Ft) Date climbed: 17/02/2005 Time taken: 6 Hrs
MUNRO (2): A' Bhuidheanach Bheag (936M/ 3071Ft) Carn na Caim (941M/ 3087Ft) Date climbed: 28/02/2005 Time taken: 6 Hrs.
Very slippery underfoot and foggy
A challenging walk
Forgot to end the route before jumping in the car.
MUNRO (2): Geal-charn (917M/ 3009Ft) A' Mharconaich (975M/ 3199Ft) Date climbed: 24/02/2006 Time taken: 5 Hrs.
MUNRO: Meall Chuaich (951M/ 3120Ft) Date climbed: 14/04/2006 Time taken: 4-3/4 Hrs
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