high winds at 60mph, avalanche risk was low.
I decided to explore the hills at Roy Bridge.
starting at bohuntine up top meall dubh where the snow line was, up towards beinn a mhonicag down the north east spur, and back to coire an t seilch then to leana mhor moving to the west towards coire stochdnaich, to meall an druichain to coire ceirsle then following the burn line down into the forest and back to bohuntville.
Avalanche risk was none existent at that altitude, however the purpose of the day was moving on slope aspect bearings to key features.
It made it quite difficult at first, but found it really efficient.
Poor visibility but at times the clouds did clear. wind of 40mph.
crampons were worn in some places, but the snow was fairly soft so it made it easier to move efficiently without, however an axe was necessary.
Area :
Ben Nevis & Aonach Mor (Fort William To Loch Leven)
This area covers the mountains between Fort William, Loch Leven (to the south) and Loch Treig (to the east). The area includes Ben Nevis and Carn Mor Dearg, The Mamores, The Aonachs and The Grey Corries. An impressive 20 Munros are split equally by Glen Nevis and the waters of Abhainn Rath. Relatively accessible from the A82, these mountains hold some classic walking and climbing routes such as The Ring of Steall in the Mamores and Point Five Gully on Ben Nevis. Includes all major peaks above 600m.
