Journey of hiking and photography
Wild camping in the summer is a joy – but also hard work. This range of hills gives you the chance to camp and cycle at the same time. Allowing your bike to take the weight of the extra supplies.
Read more now… … Continue readingGlas Tulaichean, Carn an Righ and An Socach
Wild camping is awesome. But where to start. I put down a few of my thoughts and experiences along with some tips on gear. Read on… … Continue readingA Guide to Wild Camping
Doing your first munro can be a bit daunting. I go through some various things to consider before venturing out for your first one here… … Continue readingYour First Munro
Mount Keen, ideal hike for beginners and families. We took 3 children (youngest 2), and all managed it and enjoyed it.
Find out more how… … Continue readingMount Keen
Is the weather not so good, cloud level too low? Can’t be bothered climbing over 900m? Fancy something different with a big waterfall?
Then this walk is for you! … Continue readingLoch Lee and Falls of Unich
Want to contact me, want to know why this blog exists, want to know more? Head this way… … Continue readingAbout Me
Beinn Eunaich – sometimes plans need to be changed! Especially true in winter. This was a planned hike for two munro’s but in the end only one was bagged. … Continue readingBeinn Eunaich
Meall Ghaordaidh is a top choice for a simple winter walk. Short, no sudden cliffs and fairly central to larger populous areas of Scotland. … Continue readingMeall Ghaordaidh
You’ll not find this route elsewhere and it’s a cracker if you fancy a long reasonably flat cycle, followed by a short hike to bag one more munro. … Continue readingBeinn Dearg (near Blair Atholl)
This has to have been one of my all time favourite walks. Everything about this walk, the weather, the views is just awesome! … Continue readingBen Starav and Glas bheinn Mhòr