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Is it right down to sea-level over in the west? I have a number of cunning plans that might be triggered by a Yes answer to this question.

In reply to Tim Chappell:
looks like above about 500m at the moment.

http://saislochaber.blogspot.co.uk/

In reply to Tim Chappell:

Wet snow overnight and this afternoon down to sea level in west Lochaber. Not skiiable though. Hills plastered.

In reply to nw:

Thanks both.

In reply to Tim Chappell:

today's SAIS blog entry for Glencoe showed then ski-ing from the A82 in Glencoe itself!!!!

PP.

Is it Ben Nevis summit to sea on skis?

In reply to Dan Arkle:

You're warm. Very warm

In reply to Tim Chappell:

It has certainly snowed down to road/village level. But not enough to ski, even if you don't care about your skis.

In reply to Tim Chappell:

Summit to sea?

In reply to Tony the Blade:

Well, like I say, you're warm. There's another bit to the plan, which needs skiable snow-cover in upper Glen Nevis.

In reply to Tim Chappell:

Sea to summit then summit to sea?

In reply to Cameron94:

Corrour-summit-sea?

In reply to Tim Chappell:

Three peaks on skis?

In reply to Tim Chappell:

Scottish haute route

In reply to Tim Davies:
OK, I'll fess up: Corrour to the NF car park, via Leum Uilleim, Glas Bheinn, Luibeilt (overnight, probably), then Sgurr Coinnich Mor, Aonach Beag, and Ben Nevis. I guess this is *part* of the Scottish Haute Route--the full thing would finish at the NF car park but start at Cairn o' Mount...

Corrour > NF cp is clearly a two-day mission, and anyway the forecast isn't right for it. The clearest skies will be in the extreme east tomorrow, e.g. Lochnagar. So therefore will I