Latest mountain conditions

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Hard frost tonight

Sunday, 7 March 2010

Hi Alan

Please find attached a few pics from our travels this past week – based in Glencoe and Aviemore. Thursday was a superb clear sunny day - we climbed Stob Coire nan Lochain from the Lost Valley – fabulous views. We also saw a “large-format” oil painter at work just down from the Glen Etive road turning (that is dedication for you)! Today we have been up on the Cairngorm Plateau – lots of people around – ski tourers, snow boarders, kite-boarders, climbers and walkers – all having a great time. There is an incredible amount of snow – almost no evidence of boulders on the plateau area at all. A large party were doing a route on Fiacaill Buttress, and we saw one intrepid individual ski down the headwall of Coire an t-Sneachda !
If readers want to see the Cairngorms at their very best, now would be a good time to visit.
Cheers
Roy

Thanks Roy.


Fiacaill Buttress.


Lost Valley crags - Glen Coe.


Lost Valley - Glen Coe

Tonight we have a very hard frost at sea level in Fort William and the conditions must be very good on Ben Nevis I would guess.


posted by Westcoast Mountainguides @ 22:07 


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