Conival and Ben More Assynt

The ridge to Ben More Assynt, leading off from Conival

Loch Assynt and Quinag from Ben More Assynt

The long distance view across to Loch Assynt and Quinag from Ben More Assynt

Loch Assynt and Quinag from Ben More Assynt

The wide angle perspective across to Loch Assynt and Quinag from Ben More Assynt

Quinag from Ben More Assynt

The view across to Quinag from Ben More Assynt

The view from Suilven summit

Eastwards from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch Veyatie and the Cam Loch in the distance. Loch na Gainimh can be seen to the north with Canisp sitting behind.

The view from Suilven summit

Eastwards from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch Veyatie and the Cam Loch in the distance. Loch na Gainimh can be seen to the north.

The view from Suilven summit

Eastwards from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch Veyatie and the Cam Loch, with Strath Oykel in the far distance.

The view from Suilven summit

Eastwards from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch Veyatie and the Cam Loch, with Strath Oykel in the far distance.

The view from Suilven summit

Looking ENE from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch na Gainimh with the distincive shape of Canisp sitting behind.

The view from Suilven summit

Eastwards from the main summit of Suilven, the view takes in Loch Veyatie and the Cam Loch, with Strath Oykel in the far distance.

The view from Suilven summit

Summit cairn and the view to the east top

The view from Suilven summit

An ultra wide angle perspective on the view from the summit of Suilven.

The view from Suilven summit

An ultra wide angle perspective on the view from the summit of Suilven.

Looking towards the main summit of Suilven

Looking westwards, from Suilven, the Fionn Loch and Loch Sionasgaig can clearly be seen.

The descent from Suilven

It's much easier than it seems....

Suilven

The classic shape

Suilven from the south

The classic shape of Suilven

Suilven

Suilven as photographed from Stac Pollaidh. Suilven is one of the classic mountains in this part of the north west Highlands and the westerly rounded summit, Caisteal Liath, is often referred to as the Sugar Loaf. As seen from this photograph, SUilvan has a long spine stretching across a middle peak, Meall Meadhonach, and ending abruptly on Meall Bheag.

Suilven

Suilven as photographed from Stac Pollaidh. Suilven is one of the classic mountains in this part of the north west Highlands and the westerly rounded summit, Caisteal Liath, is often referred to as the Sugar Loaf. As seen from this photograph, SUilvan has a long spine stretching across a middle peak, Meall Meadhonach, and ending abruptly on Meall Bheag.

Suilven

Suilven as photographed from Stac Pollaidh. Suilven is one of the classic mountains in this part of the north west Highlands and the westerly rounded summit, Caisteal Liath, is often referred to as the Sugar Loaf. As seen from this photograph, SUilvan has a long spine stretching across a middle peak, Meall Meadhonach, and ending abruptly on Meall Bheag.

Cul Mor

A long view of the classic profile of Cul Mor in Sutherland. Photographed here from from Stac Pollaidh, it's one of my favourite hills in this part of the world and one of the settings for my mountain photography workshops. https://www.scotland360.co.uk/Blog_2017_05_26_High_Mountain_Phototour.html

Cul Mor

A long view of the classic profile of Cul Mor in Sutherland. Photographed here from from Stac Pollaidh, it's one of my favourite hills in this part of the world and one of the settings for my mountain photography workshops. https://www.scotland360.co.uk/Blog_2017_05_26_High_Mountain_Phototour.html

Stac Pollaidh

A telephoto view of the buttresses of Stac Pollaidh. The summit crags of this distinctive and beautiful little mountain provide excellent climbing whilst the pinnacles offer great scrambles with exceptional views.