Winter Climbs Ben Nevis and Glencoe - Scotland - Britain

Cover of Winter Climbs – Ben Nevis and Glencoe
Availability
Temporarily out of stock
Cover
Paperback - PVC
Published
1 Jan 2003
Edition
Sixth
ISBN
9781852843489
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ISBN (10)
1852843489
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 1.5cm
Weight
370g
Pages
288
No. Maps
40 map/diagrams
No. Photos
53
Originally Published
1 Jan 2003

This guide is now out of print, to view our current guide to this region please click here.

 
 

Ben Nevis, the peaks of Glen Coe and the surrounding mountains give some of the best snow and ice climbing anywhere in Europe, when the conditions are right. So popular and well known is Ben Nevis, that in recent years climbers from as far afield as Poland, Australia, France, Italy and the USA have been seen trudging the delights of the 'famous' Allt a'Mhuilinn approach. Hamish MacInnes and Yvon Chouinard have made films of winter climbing on Ben Nevis, as have French guides, who continue to bring clients back each year. Justifiably a good 'tick' on any discerning world traveller's itinerary.

Many of the routes are longer than experienced anywhere else in British hills and of alpine-like seriousness. It is not a good idea to be lured onto the famous 'Tower Ridge' of Ben Nevis as your first Scottish winter climb!

This new full-colour edition has over 700 routes, including the best of the new routes up to the 2002 season. The guide covers Ben Nevis, Carn Dearg, Aonachs Mor and Beag, and Bidean nam Bian, Buchaille Etive Mor and outlying peaks in Glencoe.

Seasons

Winter, if it ever comes.

Centres

Fort William, Glencoe, Ballahulish

Difficulty

Climbs at every winter grade from Scottish grade I to VIII.

Must See

All the great routes on the Ben from Zero Gully to the Curtain. Plus the same in the Glencoe area. A good range of routes at every grade.
 
 
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