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Planning a Munro trip and hoping for some advise, want to do Beinn Dorain/an
Dothaidh/Achaladair/a Chreachain and am wondering how long should I allow
and is their any advantage in where to start ? (Would be start/finishing at
Bridge of Orchy/Crannach Woods ) Thanks in advance.
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Parking is at Achallader farm for any start from Crannach.
Although I didn't do it, my intention years ago was start at Achallader,
climb Beinn Achaldair to Beinn Chreachain, drop down SW and climb Beinn
Mhanach, before heading west up the alt Coire a' Ghabhalach to Beinn Dorain
and finally Beinn Dothaidh.
My estimated time would have been 12 hours - 15 hours!
However, I decided to split it up into 3 climbs. All were over 7 hours
long.
I found Beinn Dorain and Beinn Dothaidh on their own very tiring, BTW.
Jhimmy
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Quoted message said:Planning a Munro trip and hoping for some advise, want to do Beinn
Dorain/an
Dothaidh/Achaladair/a Chreachain and am wondering how long should I allow
and is their any advantage in where to start ? (Would be start/finishing
at
Bridge of Orchy/Crannach Woods ) Thanks in advance.--
Settle - Carlisle Railway Yahoogroup;
For News, Views and Queries, Try;
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/settle_carlisle/
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