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Digging in for the night, for protection from the strong winds, on the west side of the Window on Creag Meagaidh. © Colin Henderson, Mar 2022	Lochan a'Choire, the cliffs of Creag Meagaidh and the Window in Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve, Scotland. Colin Henderson, Mar 2022 © colinhendersonphoto.com	Creag Megaidh and Corrie Ardair © Chris_Mellor, Mar 2022	Stronelairg wind farm looking north from Creag an Dearg Lochain (813m) UKC Articles, Mar 2022 © Scottish Wild Land Group
Creag a Chaorainn, Cluanie © Al Todd, Feb 2022	Moonrise over creag Meagaidh © Gav_92, Dec 2021	Bivvying at Creag an Dubh Loch in summer. The width of the Questar can spill over a mat such as the Prolite Apex © UKC Gear	Creag an Duine looking northwest towards Assynt © Jack Frost, Nov 2011
Creag Bealach Culaidh © dfcf, Oct 2021	November on Creag Glass © alan moore, Nov 2006	Creag an Duine from Seana Bhraigh © no_more_scotch_eggs, Oct 2021	Looking into Glen Shiel from Creag nan Damh © IM, Sep 2021
The Burnished Walls, Creag Rodha Mor © Hamish Frost	Creag Rosa © _scottmacfarlane, Nov 2020	Creag Mac Ranaich from the Glen Kendrum track © Dan Bailey - UKHillwalking.com, Jul 2014	Heading for the summit of Creag Mac Ranaich, with not a crowd in sight © Dan Bailey - UKHillwalking.com, Jul 2014
Pitch 1 of Goliath, Creag an Dubh-loch © sparbus, Jun 2021	Distant Trotternish from Creag an Fhithich © Dan Bailey - UKHillwalking.com, Apr 2021	Creag and Dubh Loch and Eagles Falls from Broad Cairn UKC Articles, Apr 2021 © Dan Bailey	Ben Ledi. Creag Ghorn, Central Gully Area topo © IanMcC
Les Brown making an early ascent of Carnivore, Creag a' Bhancair. May 1967. © Tony Marr, May 1967	Creag Dhubh Dhiobadail & Tamnasbhal © kwoods, Jul 2017	Creag Leacach from Glas Maol © Robert Durran, Dec 2020	Good visibility during the long approach to Creag Meagaidh gives plenty of opportunity to observe the weather – this is a UKC Articles, Nov 2020 © Will Nicholls