THE CORBETTS
A collection of 222 Scottish Hills between 2500 and 2999 feet with a drop of at least 500 feet on all sides.
Here follows a collection of photographs from January 2006 onwards highlighting the greater part of my Corbett-bagging journey.
The Fara (28 Jan 2006):
On the ridge of Quinag, Assynt (10 May 2006):
On the ridge of Beinn Dearg, Torridon (31 March 2007):
Myself at the summit of The Cobbler (28 Apr 2007):
View from summit of Ben Aden, Knoydart (26 May 2007):
Cir Mhor, Arran (21 Sep 2007):
Approaching the summit of Ben Loyal (16 Dec 2007):
Beinn at the summit of Carn na Saobhaidhe (30 December 2007):
View from the summit of Ben a'Chrulaiste (13th Feb 2008):
Looking towards Quinag from summit of Beinn Leoid (20 Apr 2008):
Ascent of Garbh Bheinn, Skye (2 May 2008):
View from summit of Glamaig, Skye (3 Jun 2008):
Evening view from wild camp near summit of Beinn Loine (21 Jun 2008):
Myself at the summit of Corbett No.5 - Beinn a'Chaisteil, Tyndrum (23 Aug 2008):
Beinn dwarfed by the large cairn at the summit of Beinn Mholach (29 Aug 2008):
View from summit of Carn Mor following a night in A'Chuil bothy (1 Nov 2008):
Looking back along the contorted ridge of Carn na Nathrach, Sunart (20 Mar 2009):
Summit of An Sidhean (10 Apr 2009):
Beinn Bhan, Applecross (29 May 2009):
Ascending Sgurr a' Chaorachain, Applecross (30 May 2009):
Beinn Eighe from ascent of Meall a'Ghiubhais, Torridon (12 Jun 2009):
On the ridge of Foinaven - what a hill! (13 Jun 2009):
Fionn Loch from Beinn Lair, Letterewe - wild camped near summit (20 Jun 2009):
The Paps of Jura including Beinn an Oir (18 Jul 2009):
Awesome hill - An Ruadh Stac (22 Aug 2009):
Route-finding nightmare to Sgurr Dubh, Torridon (12 Sep 2009):
A Cairngorm epic - Leathad an Taobhain (25 Sep 2009):
Meallan nan Uan and Sgurr a'Mhuillin, Strathconon (2 Oct 2009):
Beinn Each (8 Nov 2009):
Good company on a long traverse of Beinn na h-Uamha, Ardgour (28 Nov 2009):
Myself at summit of Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh (11 Dec 2009):
View from ascent of Beinn Maol Chaluim, Glen Etive (12 Dec 2009):
Winter ascent of Ben Donich, Arrochar (29 Jan 2010):
View from Beinn Mhic Chasgaig, Glen Etive (30 Jan 2010):
An "interesting" ascent to the summit of Sgurr na Diollaid (7 Feb 2010):
A wonderful tiring day on Meall an Fhudair (19 Feb 2010):
Beinn at the summit of Beinn Bheula (20 Feb 2010):
Sunrise over Loch Arkaig during ascent of Sgurr Mhurlagain (10 Mar 2010):
Ascent of The Brack, Arrochar (2 Apr 2010):
Ascent of Farragon Hill (4 Apr 2010):
Approaching the summit of An Cliseam, Harris (6 May 2010):
Myself and Beinn at the summit of Meallan Liath Coire Mhic Dhughaill (24 May 2010):
07:00am and already at the summit of Beinn nan Caorach, Arnisdale (3 Jun 2010):
A "classic" day out on Beinn Dearg Bheag and Beinn Dearg Mor (18 Jun 2010):
Another fine hill - Arkle (2 Jul 2010):
Another remote one. Loch Hourn from Sgurr a'Choire Bheithe, Knoydart (10 Jul 2010):
Fuar Tholl (6 Aug 2010):
Awesome viewpoint en-route to Streap (2 Sep 2010):
Impressive gorge on Sgurr Coire Choinnichean, Knoydart (3 Sep 2010):
Ascending Beinn Bhuidhe, Knoydart (4 Sep 2010):
Beinn na Caillich, Knoydart (5 Sep 2010):
Beinn at summit of Stob Coire Creagach, Arrochar (17 Sep 2010):
Baobheinn from Beinn an Eoin, Torridon (2 Oct 2010):
Steep ascent of Beinn an Lochain, Arrochar (16 Oct 2010):
View from crazy steep ascent of Stob Dubh, Glen Etive (21 Jan 2011):
Stunning views during ascent of Beinn Trilleachan, Glen Etive(22 Jan 2011):
A lovely day on Sguman Coinntich (17 Feb 2011):
Ascending Sgurr Ghiubhsachain (25 March 2011):
Impressive Beinn Odhar Bheag (9 Apr 2011):
En-route to Sgurr Gaorsaic (20 Apr 2011):
A second ascent of Askival, Rum (first time in clag) - looking backto Askival (7 May 2011):
Ainshval from Trollaval, Rum (7 May 2011):
The final countdown >>>
FIVE - Bidean a'Chabhair - Beinn at the summit (10 Jun 2011):
FOUR - Garbh Bheinn, Ardgour (28 Jun 2011):
THREE - Faochaig Summit (15 Jul 2011):
TWO - Aonach Buidhe summit (15 Jul 2011):
The final Corbett - Beinn a'Chaisgein Mor (27 Jul 2011):
The Corbetts are a great set of hills, every bit as good as the Munros.