- Looking down Way up and north through the Torridon hills to Loch Maree
- West along the ridge from Am Fasarinen to Mullach an Rathain
- Top down view of Third Pinnacle Gully (III) from the near the start of the scrambling
- Andy enjoying the views south to the Glen Carron hills during the traverse of Am Fasarinen
- After the scrambling up to Am Fasarinen easy but spectacular walking leads on the final munro
- The final stretch of the ridge to Mullach an Rathain affords excellent views into Upper Coire na Caime, the Trinity Gullies and the Northern Pinnacles
- West out to Beinn Alligin, Skye and the Outer Hebrides from the summit of Mullach an Rathain
- Early morning light fills Coire na Feola on the approach to A’ Chioch
- Silver Tear and The Cooler struggling valiantly to form in the cold dry conditions on the Coire na Poite backwall
- The upper section of the A’ Chioch traverse as seen from the start of the route
- Looking back towards A’ Chioch from halfway up the final section of the ridge with the Glen Carron and Torridon hills beyond
- Spectacular views greeted us from the summit plateau across the Inner Sound to the Isle of Skye and a snowy Black Cuillin
- Raised footprints on the summit plateau of Beinn Bhan
- The arch-classic Cioch Nose (lower left) and the long upper continuation ridge leading to the summit of Sgurr A’ Chaorachain. The Cuillins of Skye and Rum emerge from the haze beyond
- Andy taking it all in on the descent from Beinn Bhan