The pony track/tourist route is a fairly straightforward walk in good weather. It shouldn't be taken lightly though and you should be well prepared with waterproofs, layers (summit temperature can still drop to only 6-7 degrees even in July) and plenty hydration. In the summer it will be very busy. It's about 9-10 miles all in so I'd allow 5-7 hours.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The CMD Arete is a far more challenging and interesting route but requires a bit more skill and planning. You get two Munros for the price of one and a bit mild scrambling is needed in parts without any actual climbing. It's pretty exposed so you need a head for heights. You need a solid 8-10 hours imo.
For a first time I'd stick with the first option.
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21-04-2025 04:19 PM #10
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