Buachaille Etive Beag is the wonderful little sister of its neighbour, the mighty and justly famous Buachaille Etive Mor. The 'Wee Buachaille' has the great benefit of sitting tightly between Buachaille Etive Mor and Bidean nam Bian, so gives superb views of both sets of hills. It has two summits, both of which are Munros, one at either end of a narrow ridge. It's also a relatively straightforward ascent to gain the bealach between the two, and from there nip up one, the other, or both Munros, giving a lot of bang for your buck.
4.87 miles, 7.84 km, 854m ascent, 4 – 5 hours. Fort William
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Fri Night Vid Le Toit de Ben - Quebec 1958
This week's Friday Night Video whisks us back to Val-David, Quebec, in the Autumn of 1958. Two daring young climbers embark on the ascent of a route that seemed unattainable, resembling a roof suspended in the air, defying all the conventions of the time....
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