Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday, December 5 – Glen Falloch
This Munro is a rocky hill, not visible at the start but seen to advantage from further up Glen Falloch.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Saturday November 27, Glen Roy
Three hills on the east side of Glen Roy.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday November 21, Bridge of Orchy
Part of the Black Mount group of hills, these two summits stand on the border of the Argyll and Bute and Highland council areas in a spectacular setting.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday November 7, Crianlarich
Two fine hills at the head of Glen Falloch. Do one or both. Although they look grassy from below, both hills have some interesting rocky sections on their upper slopes.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Saturday October 30, Glen Dessarry
Sgùrr Cos na Breachd-laoidh, a steep sided rough craggy hill that divides Glen Dessarry from the uppermost reaches of Glen Kingie.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday October 24, Tyndrum
Alpine in character, the peak of Ben Lui is famed for its winter climbing – 16km, 1235m ascent.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday September 26, Kinloch Hourn
Two would-be Corbetts of exactly the same height connected by an interesting high-level ridge that
dips only 122m between them.
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Nevis Hillwalking Club sets sights on Beinn Sgulaird
Beinn Sgulaird rises from the sea at the head of Loch Creran between Glen Creran and Glen Etive.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Saturday August 21, Loch Earn
Two classic Munros located in the southern part of the Highlands.
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Nevis Hill Walking Club, Sunday August 15, Ben Starav and Beinn nan Aighenan – Glen Etive
Ben Starav rises majestically from the shores of Loch Etive and is one of the grandest and most impressive of Scottish hills.