Chris Brook - 93820

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Start Date : 19/01/2014

End Date : 20/01/2014

Duration : 2 Days

Style : Equals

Type : Quality Mountain Day (QMD)

Weather : Light snow - poor visibility

Wind : Moderate wind

Camping Type : N/A

Nights Camping : 0

Mountains : A'Choinneach Bynack More Cairn Gorm Cnap Coire Na Spreidhe Meall a'Bhuachaille Stob Coire An T-Sneachda

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start badaguish, up craigowrie, across to creagan gorm, over to buchaile down to ryovan pass, up to greag nan gall and over to stac nah-lolaire. up ridge line taking in summits to cairngorm, across plateau (incredibly difficult nav due to cloud and no wind, really bizarre condition very disorintating).
down coire domhain (aweful) camp at head of garbh uisge. not enough snow for a hole.
next day along lock, up A'choinnreach from the saddle and across bynach moore. down north ridge and back round the back through ryovan pass to glenmore.
day 1 really poor viz and no wind (bizarre conditions) 2nd day slightly clearer with a strong breeze and occasional snow flurries.

Area : The Cairngorms

The Cairngorms are ‘a little piece of the arctic in Scotland’ according to the SMC Munros Guide and the area contains many of the tallest peaks in the East Highlands. Ben Macdui (1309m), Cairn Gorm (1244m) and Braeriach (1296) are probably three of the better known and the whole area is full of steep corries and high plateaux. Access to the mountains is typically from Aviemore or Braemar.

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