Buchaille Etive Mor & Beag

Buchaille Etive Mor is one of the most famous mountains and views in all of Scotland, indeed it is pictured on the front of the "Glencoe whisky bottle and exported all over the world".

Buchaille Etive Beag is it's neighbour and is also a ridge of two Munro's. It is a smaller ridge in terms of both height and distance, but is still a very good walk.

	Buchaille Etive Mor is really a ridge which has four peaks, the two at each end are the two Munro's of Stob Dearg and Stob na Broige. The peak of Stob Dearg is the famous peak that is often referred to as "Buchaille Etive Mor" in it's own right. It is translated to "the big Herdsman"
Buchaille Etive Mor main ridge the ridge between Stob Dubh & Stob na Broige
Stob na Broige the recently promoted Munro 1997 Munro changes
pictured right is the view from Agags grove climb on the Buachaille looking towards the A82 & Rannoch moor
	left is Corrour station the other side of Rannoch moor
	abseiling down great gully after an ascent of Curved ridge on my first ascent of the Buachaille taken from a scanned pictured bellow the Buachaille in both spring during the thaw, again taken from a scanned pictured of a very old prints you can't resist taking more shots of this famous view