45 Creag Uchdag
PART 7: TUMMEL AND LOCH RANNOCH
47 Schiehallion Foot: Limestone and McGregor’s Cave
48 Craig Varr and Kinloch Rannoch
Summit summary: Ben Alder
51 Walk in to Benalder Cottage
52 Ben Alder from Benalder Cottage
53 Benalder Cottage to Culra Bothy via Beinn Bheoil
54 Benalder Cottage to Culra Bothy via Bealach Beithe (and in reverse)
55 Walk/ride in to Culra Bothy
56 Long Leachas from Culra Bothy
57 Short Leachas from Culra Bothy
58 Ben Alder to Bealach Breabag (descent)
60 Two Munros and Beinn Pharlagain
61 Meall Buidhe and Cam Chreag
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65 Ben Vrackie and River Garry
67 Glen Tilt and Carn a’ Chlamain
68 Old Bridge of Tilt to Dearg, Mheadhonach
69 Bruar Falls and Glen Banvie
Summit summary: Beinn a’ Ghlo
71 Around Beinn a’ Ghlo (with optional ascent of Ben Vuirich)
72 Beinn a’ Ghlo from Loch Moraig
73 Carn nan Gabhar north ridge to Glen Tilt (descent)
74 Glen Tilt to Braigh Coire Chruinn-bhalgain by Carn Torcaidh
75 Glen Tilt
76 Minigaig Pass to Glen Feshie
77 Minigaig Pass the ancient way
79 A’ Bhuidheanach Bheag by the Crooked Corrie
Appendix A Route summary table
Appendix B Access (especially in the stalking season)
Appendix C Shops, accommodation and transport
INTRODUCTION
Meall Garbh summit ridge, the Tarmachans (Route 12)
For the Atholl highlander of 400 years ago there were two ways of treating any passing hillwalker. Arrive at teatime, and it would be a stool in front of the peat fire, eggs still warm from the midden, a glass of heather ale and a wee skirl on the pipes. That tradition continues in the main street of Pitlochry, perhaps the world capital of the nice cup of tea and slab of shortbread.
But meet him on a winter night, in his filthy old kilt and a thieving chill in his
