Urban75 Home About Offline BrixtonBuzz Contact

The Outdoorsy "Sofa".

Nice. I'm not a winter mountaineer, so am planning to go round that area (arrive at Blair athol or similar and return Aviemore or at the coast/Cairngorms/something else) in early may. I've promised myself for 30 years that I'll go just before the midgies. Was thinking a week or so. Try and stitch together a 100+ mile route.
 
Nice. I'm not a winter mountaineer, so am planning to go round that area (arrive at Blair athol or similar and return Aviemore or at the coast/Cairngorms/something else) in early may. I've promised myself for 30 years that I'll go just before the midgies. Was thinking a week or so. Try and stitch together a 100+ mile route.

You'd have been fine today, really regreted wearing the winter boots, didn't have to put crampons on and now my legs hurt!

Trying to decide if I should chance it tomorrow with summer boots. They're less then half the weight!
 
I'm considering getting the night train to Blair Athol (arrives early morning) then trudging across to Aviemore. Camp the first night and possibly corour bothy the second night. Glen Tilt, Glen Dee then the Lairig Ghru. Not sure what next. Possibly a few days of high Cairngorms day hikes and decadent evening comfort in Aviemore or Glenmore.
Polish_20220403_160134657.png
 
I'm considering getting the night train to Blair Athol (arrives early morning) then trudging across to Aviemore. Camp the first night and possibly corour bothy the second night. Glen Tilt, Glen Dee then the Lairig Ghru. Not sure what next. Possibly a few days of high Cairngorms day hikes and decadent evening comfort in Aviemore or Glenmore.
View attachment 316959

I did that route in April 2019. Aviemore - Larig Ghru - Glen Tilt - Blair Atholl. It took me 3 days. I used Corrour bothy for a jobby stop :thumbs:

Screenshot_20220417-154114.png
 
Back
Top Bottom