The long named Druim na h-Earba (288m) belies its name status with one of the easiest Sub 2000 hills to walk.
Head for the fence |
However after a full breakfast I went up to the starting point, thankfully my luck had changed.
If I was in FW for longer I would have walked up from sea level but as I was heading home I lazily took the car up. The starting point up the old military road starts you at 501 ft above sea level leaving not a lot left to ascend.
Muddy rather than boggy track |
The walk is as straightforward as they come. From the viewing point car park go through the gate and follow the track until you run out of hill. The track is soft and muddy but easy to go to the sides, when the coos are around it might be a lot more trodden and gloopy.
Summit trig on right |
The real summit is slightly to your left as you approach the trig, only 1 metre according to my GPS.
Loch Lhinnie looking south |
Fort William & Cow Hill |
Looking west to Meall an t-Slamain |
Looking up Glen Nevis |
Time: 44min
Ascent: 142m
Distance: 3.13km
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