Our first munros were Sgurr Breac and A’ Challeach. We started from a layby on the A832 near the
eastern end of Loch a’ Bhraoin. The
weather was good as we followed the track towards a new path though the woods.
This led us up the path following Alt Breabaig to the col. As we followed the
river with its many little falls, we could see a large heard of deer to our
right. Soon they knew we were there and moved on.
At the col we then headed up steeply to our first munro. As
we got to the top the cloud had come down behind us and what we thought was
rain was snow. With luck this did not reach us but the far hills had a light
dusting. From here we had to drop down and up to Tomain Coinich before going
upto our second munro A’ Chaillech..
We had to retrace our steps to head north down Sron na
Goibbhre and then head east at the end. This took us though a crag area and to
a faint path. But we never found the path until we reach the loch. Coming down
was rough under foot and not easy finding a route as you would get so far and
then had to retrace your steps due to a drop.
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