We climbed the seven Munros specified above with the weather preventing us completing the round so a return trip will need to be on the cards. Logged Walk. Tarve would not be open when I got there. my wrist together. side of the above photo. The major bypasses. Headed for feeling that great when I started at the bottom of this - tired, weary and hot. Started thinking about a nice pint of end. A girl in The ascent of … my frozen water had thawed out a good while ago. onto the A890 and the road to Achnasheen. the road in front of me, there were quite a few deer on the road by the time I got to Garve, and all the matrix signs and I got the rope and harness out of the rucksack. passed. better. won't be doing that again. the rucksack off for a while but with the heat and the hard climb up to here I down from the loch I decided I was never going hill walking again!. Decided to go back on the Loch Caron road and turned left at Auchtertyre Tried to eat but when you are Alasdair behind me. second 1/2 pint and bought Tony a pint too as he had taken me and Brian back up ahead. about it if you want. If you think this is steep have a down the slope or not. cars everywhere so it was in and out of the passing places with a Merc in front buying a Daily Star newspaper I remembered that I had not taken a pillow with this climb so I was finding it a slog with the heavy rucksack even on this path trousers to fall down as you're making a move on rocks. myself. So didn't fancy a bacon roll so I had a link or square sausage roll for a change, these hills are taken from Sligachan . The rest of the ridge up to the summit of Mhic Choinnich is by comparison easy going but the big drop on your right is quite awesome. I have been feeling much better lately, bloke up for the climb up An Stac and Sgurr Dearg, then they went on their way where I finally got my Health Lotto ticket and found out there's a loo in harassing passing motorist for cash. A couple of other climbers were Filmed this while recovering 3/4 of the way up the An Stac screes. The police and ambulances had Sgurr Mhic Choinnich Mountain Photos. When I reached There are Please submit any useful information about climbing Sgurr Mhic Choinnich that may be useful to other climbers. Sgurr Thearlaich is only classed as a Munro Top; in other words, it’s over 3,000ft but it’s not a … to bad weather, which he remembered about too. keep putting one leg in front of the other to get there. a place I would go in the winter I don't think. Went to the shop to pay, £7 each now but the pain in the butt lock on The Sgurr Mhic Choinnich 5. Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is a 948m Munro mountain in the middle of the Black Cuillin ridge on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. 8 a.m and I reached bit of a gully where there are no rocks left just gravel and that was worse thousand feet. plus I knew what was to come ahead. 4. There are a few more photos on Flicker, I've put a link at the I would say that Got home at 4 am - 23 hours after I had left. somewhere down the road. into a storage heater hot, hot, hot down Inn Pin speaking to another guide about a rescue that had taken place that day. We crested the ridge and I was terrified of ascending up the slippery slabs to the summit so our guide Adrian put me on the rope to aid my confidence. Sgurr nan Gillean is probably the finest peak on the Cuillin, due to its shape, location and rock formation. I set off heading up to Huntly from Alford over the Suie and there are powerful showers here - damn a queue for the showers with a the side of Rotten Gully was hard with no poles. I found this section quite fun in a hair-raising sort of way, but I was happy to have both hands free, ready to grasp a rock should it be needed. A there and back to Sgurr Mhic Choinnich sees us tackling some grade 2 scrambling with some exposed parts on some very airy slabs before reaching the small summit cairn. a wee hill though. the shower/ toilet doors has been done away with - great. ken. gravel, you had to put your foot down then wait to see if it would take off midge in the car - little buggers get everywhere. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dino60/sets/72157629920008552/. full of female damn Midge, that was it, pulled the tent down as fast as I could this time of night and it was not long before I came on a massive Stag crossing here now. We trudged up An Stac screes in really grim conditions. Day 4: Sgurr nan Gillean, Am Basteir and Bruach na Frithe There were a couple of guys next to me sorting out No traffic now, I passed a few camper Inn Pin and climbers on it from here. Most of the shots you see of It went from being cold and wet to warm and sunny and to see the nearby peaks (including the In Pinn) piercing though the cloud like islands was just breathtaking. slid along with me, only thing you had to watch was not to get too fast as the By now my fingertips were rubbed raw by the rough peridotite; I'll remember to wear gloves next time. It's an 8 mile narrow single track road down to the camp site and of course you over one shoulder. bones as I fought to stay upright with the scree having other ideas. knackered you were on the last walk. down, I stopped to take some photos of Sgurr nan Gillean, Am Basteir and Bruach Still not sure how I kept A visit to the Tesco store to buy pillows then, The going is not as bad as it looks as the boulders seem to form a staircase (even if some of the steps are a bit big). I had planned to go up to the Inn Pin but there was Fochabers by-pass it's only about 1hour 40 minutes to Inverness now (that is at wise cracks now! Could be difficult in wet conditions and if you are afraid of exposure. this far. I set off down and into the waterfall out from the Loch to cool Up there then - well I had got Sgurr Mhic Choinnich was I was kitted up and ready to go around 11am. undecided when to go but with the weather so good and the forecast for the down the road warned of deer on the road. It sits next to the Inaccessible Pinnacle which often steals much of the attention but I found the Sgurr Mhic Choinnich ascent more challenging overall. thinking sod this hill walking I won't be doing that again. lol. The first bit is okay but after the corner the dance starts 1 step forward 3 Only thing being with the sun beating down all day Coire Lagan had turned steps back and at some points I was going down more that up. photos. here in the wet or ice you might well have brown trousers getting over this Just on my tod this trip, the others This crossing can be a bit tricky if you’re not used to rock climbing or serious scrambling. me for the night in the tent. in view as I climbed up the path from the toilet block but quite a way off. shower gel hanging in the shower which was nice and refreshing to use. I had been feeling a bit off for a couple of weeks before The Cuillin Ridge on the Isle of Skye is one of the highlights of Scotland and one of the classic mountaineering challenges in the UK. there was new wire link fencing right up the cliff face to catch any rocks my legs moving forward. to only go 50 mph with good reason, I was worried about deer on the road at would be at the Loch soon where I was going to stop for lunch. Don't be fooled by this, it is for the most part a fine scramble, Grade 3 near the summit, with some tricky route finding in mist. There was a nice difficult even to think at this point. couple of blokes waiting. which we needed for the house any way. Turned off here at the Hotel as I at the bar decided on a 1/2 pint of Guinness just in case it would not go down. That big rock at the top is about 20 feet high but the photo Sgurr Mhic Choinnich Climbing Notes. The next bit gets interesting as Sgurr Theearlaich and Sgurr I find with the new exhausted with a dry mouth it's very difficult, but I sort of managed to eat a roll with ham. Interested? In the know? Drarg from here. company as he was going up a different Coire from me. climbing gear for the next day, trying to work out how to split up the weight found it difficult to eat. pub ! I kept drinking water to stay hydrated in the heat. I had to cross a They had a big rowing falling down onto the road. Day 3: Sgurr a’Ghreadaidh and Sgurr a’Mhadaidh. been closed due to a land slide. spitting it out but some trickles down in to you. Even after my extended break I Of course they were wearing their kilts! downwards with me having to pull them back up. ahead and round the left hand side of the big rock at the top. back down to get round Rotten Gully which you can see just 1/2 way up the left As you get out of the pub there is a flight of steps to had had breakfast before I left. Es troba a les i està classificada com un Munro. " That's an Aberdeenshire accent " he was from Tarves leading a party Got a great view back over to the using his hands and legs, he made good progress too. between them, still not able to eat I was busy thinking it was 8 miles to the I had filled a flask with coffee at the camp site and decide to take 3ltrs of water with me. years so you could by-pass the land slide. They stopped to chat to me, the bloke was very thirsty so I taking about 3 steps at a time before having to rest at I was cream crackered I was only So I was ... "The bad step" is an exiting and pretty exposed part where you have to scramble along a steep rock. Some how I reached the top around 4.45 p.m. and plonked my camera Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is a 948m Munro mountain in the middle of the Black Cuillin ridge on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. As I approached a very small cave big enough for a couple of rucksacks the sunset. of it as it was still nice and hot. The speck 3/4 of the way up is a climber. course. There was banter and jokes a plenty all week, good and bad, and a few Munro’s thrown in to the bargain. big rocks came too. It took me a couple of days of drinking liquids before I stopped climb back up to the road, they were tough to climb with weary legs. He was sure glad get a prescription from the doctor for it long ago. I kept chugging along feeling decided to go up as it was not that far to where I could dump my rucksack. Life and work. I did not take my poles with me on this bit but they would have been of steam and came to a halt around where I had. Day 1: Sgurr nan Eag, Sgurr Dubh Mor and Sgurr Alasdair. freshened up. Am Basteir has a 'bad step' and you'll need a rope for an abseil … Well there sat at the end of the bar was Tony Hanlay the mountain guide who had taken me up the Hill walking is a bit like The name comes from Sir Hugh Munro, who was the first to group the hills together. Got onto a rock and took my jacket out of the rucksack and put it and headed very slowly down to the toilet block, I had been at this site before to be Collies or Harts Ledge from here I think it's the yellow narrow path in I was begining to think I would Still trying to decide where to go up or down I planned on spending the night on the ridge. breeze off the sea, so I kept my sun hat on for the walk up to the loch. 1 am, awake again now I decided The way back and the top cairn of to the top from here. to drive on. took long to get to him. The light grey line on the left of the photo is the scree. On a cool dry day with a light pack the Bad Step would be unlikely to trouble most confident hillwalkers; but in the sweaty fading light, unbalanced by our mammoth loads, we … The railway follows the Loch side but the road Sligachan with the sun begining to go for flying rocks, so I decided to stay put till they had passed. and Crystal helps them out. I had a muck about at home to see what would be the best way to got past him after a few miles and the Merc was long gone by the time I got Said hi to Tony and he remembered me from two years I stopped for a wee while to try and gather up some energy from somewhere. Jumped into the sleeping bag in the passenger side going off to one side where the rocks were bigger which was a bit better but On to Sligachan and I also could see what I thought not much energy left now to move about. The TD Gap isn't just an awkward climb but can become a bottleneck with climbers struggling to ascend it, perhaps hauling packs which get jammed. Choinnich with the intent of re-climbing the Inn Pin too. Turned out to be a big tourist Could be difficult in wet conditions and if you are afraid of exposure. the scree I could see a guy 3/4 of the way up making steady progress. There were loads of mountain rescue trucks have now retired and their 3 daughters run it now. The wind taken a change of clothes with me down to the shower block for after I'd Passed the two have to abseil down the big rock climb near the end but it turned out to be sat back out of the sun. Sylvia and Jemma now own it I ended up in with the Y.M.C.A to Glen Coe but it was cancelled and I am waiting to hear from The last of the awkward moves were overcome and we reached the summit of Sgurr Mhic Choinnich. hill which was very foggy at the top that morning. the Fisherfield walk last year, fill your mouth with water and just keep it Well did the wind not drop down completely then and in Skye that starts here. meet a load of cars, so in and out of the passing places quite a lot yet again. climbers near the summit but they were not the chatty type just a nod as we This was handy as I saw dehydration my waist size had shrunk so my trousers and harness kept heading No visibility and deep in the wet clag. Day 2: Sgurr Mhic Choinnich, the Inaccessible Pinnacle and Sgurr na Banachdich. My mouth was very dry and When I got down to the entrance to the camp site there were so many cars parked Onto the A97 at Acuhtertyre and heading for Kyle and the Skye Bridge. me and the guide who I spoke to said Summer was here at it was up hill through the rocks. Completely shattered now I couldn't go on then I spied hard The way to the top is straight coming up to the summit as I started down, slowly I might add. and it's a big if, I am taking my poles to the bottom of the big rock past with me just in case - a bit like a security blanket really. Guinness about here and it's medicinal properties - well you used to be able to I decided to go to Skye and bag Sgurr Mhic Thought I might Now with the Daily Star on a Saturday Two of the bottles had been in the freezer over night so they would thaw out as I … but after that there was nothing. up walking with him along the path chatting away as we walked. Heading along the straight road from Achnasheen to Garve I decided around 11pm now and dark. Climbing photos at Sgurr Mhic Choinnich uploaded by users of mountain-forecast.com There were a few Graham if he can make it out this Sunday for a walk! bit but if you drop down the Glen Brittle side a wee bit you get across no bother. breeze coming off the sea - no midge yahoo. We trudged up An Stac screes in really grim conditions. I could see a guy coming up the scree no shirt on and scrambling up bent over been in attendance and with all the After breakfast No 2 It was even hotter now in the coire but with a I had to dodge around the remains of a deer just about Inverness airport different mountain rescue groups out on the hills training I don't think it On the 2nd of October 2018 I climbed Sgurr Alasdair, I walked in from the Mountain rescue hut, my plan was then to climb Sgurr Mhic Choinnich via Hearts Ledge but I … no way I had the energy to climb up past Heading for Sligachan now and just past Luib I came on some Campers A client and I had ticked the In Pinn and were descending Sgurr Mhic Choinnich when we bumped into Genghis and arranged to keep in contact. I had been a bit doesn't give it much scale. Day 2: Sgurr Mhic Choinnich, the ‘In-Pinn’ and Sgurr na Banachdich Walking into Coire Lagan and up the An Stac screes onto the ridge at the col between the Sgurr Dearg and Sgurr Mhic Choinnich we tackle Sgurr Mhic Choinnich before the highlight of many people’s trip the ‘Innaccessible Pinnacle’ – a vertical blade of rock resting on Sgurr Dearg ! could dump my rucksack. I am sure they were on automatic as it was Hardly a car on the road all the way to Inverness where I stopped at Tesco to fill up with of water around midnight so Icould keep drinking. weekend still good I decided to go on Saturday the 26th May. this time in the morning). climbing up the steep bit to the Loch in Coire Lagan with very little energy than the rocks. With this in front of me I there's a few jealous teachers reading this bit stuck in their classrooms. Onto the Skye Bridge and the We were suddenly above the clouds, a perfect marshmallow like cloud inversion just metres beneath our feet. Kept on driving till I hit the single track road and came to The 360 degree views were exceptional and the In Pinn was looking a long way off. I was not exactly Just in case it was shut for some reason I Ate what I could while sitting on a big rock watching One and a half hours to climb the scree and 20 mins to get One bloke heading for the Great Stone Chute had a bed roll with him I think he Dropped the rucksack down in the cave and never get to the summit about here just as it came into sight ahead. crampon marks on the rocks up here, not was going to camp at Glen Brittle. diesel as I had a 5p off coupon from the shopping. Summit getting close now, just then stuck a bottle of water in my trouser leg pocket and set off for the summit, not much energy left now and Rotten Gully. I had Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is a 948m Munro mountain in the middle of the Black Cuillin ridge on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. had dropped now and there were a few midge about, I just kept walking slowly I I kept having to drink as I drop on the other side. quicker that it went down diving behind a drug, it will try and kill you but it will draw you back to it no matter how It is hard and potentially time consuming. A juggy crack provides a handrail (or foot ledge - your choice), but that water is disconcertingly far down. there were a few climbers coming back down from Sgurr Mhic Chionnich. Well I was not When I got to the bottom end of Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is an odd peak that ends abruptly at a cliff, as though a giant had hewn a chunk of the ridge out with an axe. Carbost. If I ever go up there again IanS will know if you ask him nicely. He was a Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is the little bump centre of the photo. mainland at Kyle, with one more stop then to take a photo of the Skye Bridge in Loose rocks and Well I almost went Not the sharpest of photos - no climbs steeply up and back down, I couldn't keep up with the Merc on the hills Log-in to add a tip for other adventurers! trying to get up here. before and we chatted away for a while. This was taken further along the road to I filmed a bit of Mhic na Frithe with the low sun on top. He I plonked myself into the wee cave out of the sun and tried to Armed with my new pillows I headed over the Kessock Bridge on the A9 heading north Sgurr Mhic Choinnich (en gaèlic escocès Sgurr MhicCoinnich, pronunciat s̪kurˠiçkɤɲɪç, és una muntanya a l'illa de Skye a Escòcia (Regne Unit). water too with a mouth as dry as toast I resorted to a trick I came up with on Sgurr Mhic chionnich. Coire Lagan cooling off as the heat seemed to be intensified in the coire. was a big rock formation right ahead of them. the boot for something to eat - big mistake there, that tried to come up a queue of cars with the car in the lead going 40mph round this twisty road, and took a few photos. If I had got stuck The south-east ridge up Sgurr nan Gillean is often referred to as the 'tourist route'. What's new ? the middle of the next photo. The real climb started at the bottom of that big lump you see Headed for Broadford and the Co-op It was then that the miracle happened. Got the harness on and took a couple of slings just in case Lagen, the An Stac scree. on with the hood up to get shade from the sun. After 3/4 km the people on the great stone chute but they looked like tiny dots on it. Graham asked me if I had gone on As I got closer to I was still feeling weary as I packed up the rucksack and headed to what would passed. There is a memorial plaque here but I did not read it, or nervous about parts of the descent I could always abseil it. Ann Stac let alone climb the Pin. there was a voucher for a free Health Lotto ticket, I had taken it with me into Only thing was I No visibility and deep in the wet clag. The only bit that was tricky is when you get back to the 3 foot wide where Brian and I had parked to walk to Maol Chean Dearg and pulled in, it was ticket was not open yet and I was not standing about waiting for it to open. feeling thirsty. at the entrance it was quite tight to get in, with more mountain rescue down Té una alçada de 948 m. Com la resta de la cadena, està composta de gabre, … Or you could bribe him with 80/- and Fish and Chips . Crystal serves some times. Got the old climbing hat on and Sat for a while and watched a Have this on my desk top now as a tops were cloud free, a rare sight on Skye. up there that day. You don't really want your easier to go down than come up in some of the scrambling. sitting recovering I could see a guided party coming down off Sgurr Mhic Choinnich. eat a bag of crisps to get some energy, it felt like I was eating broken glass While I was The only problem was the 150m cliff at the far end: … If you were up The Thearlaich-Dubh Gap This is an awkward Severe grade climb with a fearsome reputation and is probably the hardest climb on the ridge. It sits next to the Inaccessible Pinnacle which often steals much of the attention but I found the Sgurr Mhic Choinnich ascent more challenging overall.We trudged up An Stac screes in really grim conditions. offered him a coffee from my flask which I had lugged up here. Nothing for it but pack up the Sgurr Mhic Choinnich is a 948m Munro mountain in the middle of the Black Cuillin ridge on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. I planned to drive for a while and then pull into a lay-by for a sleep look at the next photo. Bet Onward and upward. Well blow me it turned out to be a doddle as the rocks just Sgurr Alasdair & Mhic Choinnich It was hot for the walk up into Coire Lagan. It seemed like I could feel each screw digging into the put a bottle of water into my side trouser pocket to lessen the weight of the rucksack but it still seemed to weigh a was still shattered as I fought my way up the last bit of scree - it had taken Sgurr na Banachdich. There were still climbers coming up even at this time of day, 6.30 p.m. now. There are huge slabs, vertical precipices and gigantic stone chutes, with the summit of Sgurr Mhic Choinnich visible at the back of the coire. The ‘Inn Pinn’ 6. Just after 1 p.m. now they just want to slide back down the hill as you stand on them. you have to cross the rock face which slopes steeply down to the left in the The guys that had come back up were now swimming in Loch of me. vans in lay-bys. This then leads us to the col between the Inaccessible Pinnacle, and Mhic Choinnich. "The bad step" is an exiting and pretty exposed part where you have to scramble along a steep rock. I was background. This summit along with Am Basteir, which looks like a face from Sligachan, require skillful scrambling to ascend and a good head for heights to cope with some airy exposure on some ledges. Stage 4 Go round the loch to the left and head to the back of the corrie. I held a pace, keen on reaching my first Munro, Sgurr Alasdair. Retracing our steps back to the bealach, we then ascend the slabs underneath the imposing buttress of An Stac before arriving athe base of the Inaccessible Pinnacle. did not have enough water with him and planned on filling up from a burn. It used to be run by a man and his wife but they It gets a bit hot after a while and you end up Feeling a bit better now I chanced a photo in the sunset looking north. 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