Latest winter climbing conditions
These are posted as and when I have the time
or information. Climbers are welcome to let me know what they
find anywhere in Scotland, and I will try and post this information
also. Links to other relevant sites are at the top and foot
of this page. Important links as follows:
- The Scottish Avalanche Information Service
- Mountain Weather Conditions
- Metcheck Long-term Weather Forecast
- Snow Forecast - Scotland Next 3 Days
- Met Office Fort William Weather Forecast
- Fort William Live Weather Station
- Aonach Mor Weather (Updates Hourly)
- Fort William Weather
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- Pre 2007 Conditions Archive
- Pre 2007 Mountain Diary
Lovely Day out West
Monday, March 10, 2008
Plenty of snow on the hills and not too much wind. I'm still having problems uploading images to the blog. Is anyone else experiencing similar issues?
Hi Alan,
Yesterday Adam and I did Stirling Bomber (V,7) in Sneachda. Great and
very well protected climbing with a wild crux swing out of the corner at
the top. As close to mixed sport climbing as it gets!
Henning
The forecast is looking wintry until after Easter.
Alan,
Cairngorms was the place to be on Sunday! Climbed Route major (IV,5) on Carn Etchachan on good neve and frozen turf (but no ice) in windy but excellent conditions with patches of sunshine and just a few snow flurries. Loch Avon basin was otherwise completely empty of people, although plenty to go for on Carn Etchachan and Shelterstone. Hell’s Lum is just full of snow, as is Castlegates Gully; keep away from both!
Duncan Francis
posted by Westcoast Mountainguides @ 2:34 PM
Previous Posts
- We was Robbed but rewarded on Curved Ridge
- Big Avalanches and Poor Weather
- Front Crawl up Observatory Gully
- Deep Deep unconsolidated Powder
- Plenty Snow
- Thanks Remi
- Gales - Rain - Blizzards - Great Stuff!
- Wintry and unsettled on the way
- Loose Rocks are a Danger - Unlike Arsenal FC
- A French Bonanza
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