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If you've cut your teeth on a clutch of Scottish grade I winter classics, and want to take your mountaineering a level beyond ...

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Defined by high steep ridges the Northeast corrie of Stob Coire nan Lochan is an idyllic spot with tall columnar cliffs an deeply cut gullies. Its height makes it one of the most reliable winter ...

From ultra-long distance epics to impressive speed records, here we celebrate some of the more notable achievements of the ...

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Often cited as the most remote munro, this stunning mountain lies in the heart of a magnificent wilderness. The easiest approach to the south face routes from Gorm Loch Mor is to follow a steep grassy ...

A contender for the title of grandest ridge walk in the country, the Carn Mor Dearg (CMD) Arete straddles the fine line between rambling and scrambling. This graceful curving ridge connects two ...

NY6967833876 This makes a descending traverse across Cross Fell's secluded southern flank, with lovely views over the Eden Valley to the Lake District fells. On reaching the little escarpment of ...

Grade 1 is the ideal hillwalkers' scrambling level, exciting enough to keep you on your toes yet never too hard. Among routes of this grade you'll find some of the greatest hands-on hill ...

Stob Coire nam Beith is a subsiduary summit of Bidean nam Bian. The 500m north face holds a range of classic low and mid grade winter routes and some more recent, harder mixed offerings. There is also ...

NC1076809536 Paths on Stac Pollaidh used to be a mess but in recent years a new trail has been laid to give a complete circuit of the hill, and provide access to the crest. From the car park take the ...