 Off we go, from Loch Cluanie, up the old military road. |
 First view down Loch Claunie, with the bottom of the South Glen Shiel Ridge under the cloud |
 Helpful line of rocks heading up. |
 The top of Carn Ghluasaid is rather flat and featureless, and in the mist I thought this might be the top. |
 Could still make out the rather large snow corniches which I avoided |
 Another cairn, and some research suggests this may be the top. |
 With a bit of map and compass work I eventually found the top of Sgurr nan Conbhairean. I hope? |
 Can anyone confirm if this is the summit cairn? |
 Crossing the ridge down from Sgurr nan Conbhairean I got occassional glimpes of how high up I was. |
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 Looking across to Stob Coire na Craliag I think, from which I got great views of these hills the following week. |
 And I think this is the top of Sal Chaorinn |
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 Looking forward it seemed all downhill, so that must have been the summit, then I noticed a bit of a hill over there! |
 Looking back at what I think was the correct top of Sal Chaorinn from further North |
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 However just to make sure I did the next top |
 No, that one back there was definitely higher. |
 No more uphill, so job done. |
 Another cairn |
 Definitely the top? |
 And a cairn on the peak above Gorm Lochan, just for the hell of it. |
 The views do make it all worthwhile |
 Gorm Lochan, with ice pack! |
 A view of something at last |
 And a final shot of Loch Cluanie, with South Glen Shiel Ridge still in the clouds - but check next week up A' Cralaig for something more impressive. |