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Lochaber and the West

The western highlands provide a broad range of mountaineering, primarily focusing on Britain's highest peak, Ben Nevis and nearby Glencoe. Together with a wide range of climbing, the area also has a number of fine walking and mountaineering trips. Photos here show a variety of each in varying conditions.


Descending west from a whiteout on Aonach Beag 03.01.2001.

Looking back along the CMD Arete below Ben Nevis 05.01.2001.

Climbing the final slopes of Ben Nevis from the CMD Arete 05.01.2001.

On the summit of Ben Nevis in a near whiteout 05.01.2001.

On the CMD Arete 30.12.2001.

Ben Nevis from the CMD Arete, showing the Brenva Face and NE Buttress 30.12.2001.

Looking south-west on the CMD Arete 30.12.2001.

A clear day on the summit of Ben Nevis, looking west towards Loch Eil 30.12.2001.

Wind scouring the summit of Ben Nevis at dusk 30.12.2001.
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Sunset from the slopes of Ben Nevis looking south 30.12.2001.
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Descending Broad Gully, Stob Coire nan Lochain, Glencoe 02.01.2002.

Ben Nevis from the Caledonian Canal, Corpach 03.01.2002.

Dawn on the summit of Aonach Mor 03.01.03.

Unnamed route right of Stirling Bridge, Aonach Mor 03.01.2003.
 

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