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May 1, 2023 · The horseshoe route from Glenridding up one ridge to the summit of Helvellyn and down the other is one of the classic Lake District walks. In winter, although undoubtedly a more serious undertaking, it is perhaps even more spectacular.
- Tarmachan Ridge
- Southern Carneddau
- Ben Cruachan Via Drochaid Ghlas North Ridge
- Helvellyn's Striding Edge and Swirral Edge
- Ben Nevis Via Cmd Arête
- Ring of Steall
- Ne Ridge, Sgor An Lochain Uaine
- Snowdon Horseshoe
- Sron Na Lairig
- Ledge Route
Hard walk The switchback route over the knobbly peaks of Meall nan Tarmachan and Co is a perennial favourite, but particularly memorable under snow. There's just one notably narrow section, the famous Meall Garbh arête. It's only an airy walk, and sadly short lived, but the sting in the tail (for those heading west) comes at the end with an unexpec...
Hard walk / grade I Compared to the up-front impressiveness of the neighbouring Glyderau you could be forgiven for dismissing the Carneddau as rolling and grassy. But these Welsh biggies have hidden depths as monumentally gothic as any in Snowdonia. The circuit of Cwms Llafar and Eigiau is a grand high level ridge traverse, taking in four summits i...
Hard walk / grade I OK, this is a bit of a wild card compared to the better known classics listed here. Cruachan is deservedly popular of course, but the north ridge of Drochaid Ghlas sees a fraction of this footfall - and that's part of its appeal. Lose the crowds and head round to the north side of the massif, where a series of impressive corries...
Grade I A circuit of the fine sculpted crests enclosing the Red Tarn cove, this much-loved hill walk is all the rage at any time of year - but naturally it's best saved for a day of sunshine and snow. In hard winter conditions the ground just about makes it into the mountaineering category, but not by enough to put off competent winter walkers. Tho...
Grade I In summer the CMD Arete is one of the top scrambly hillwalks of Britain, while winter gives it rather more of a mountaineering edge. With its pure curving proportions and airy situations few routes of this modest grade can match it for atmosphere, and as you progress along the spine the views of the complex crags of Ben Nevis are unrivalled...
Grade I It is hard to write about this route without gushing superlatives, from the approach through the Glen Nevis gorge and across the infamous wire bridge near Steall Falls to the horseshoe waiting above. The graceful thin ridges of this 'ring' provide one of Scotland's prime low-end winter mountaineering trips, a long day in the heart of the ma...
Grade I Otherwise known as the Angel's Peak in complement to the nearby Devil's 'Point' (a prudish euphemism), this is the most peak-like of the five Cairngorm 4000-footers, and shares the epic corrie complex of An Garbh Choire with neighbouring Braeriach. The scale and remoteness of these hills make a biggie of any trip here, particularly in winte...
Grade I Notwithstanding recent possibly freak seasons it is arguably quite a rare treat to catch the Snowdon Horseshoe in true winter nick. But it's worth the wait. With added snow this classic summer scramble takes on the mantle of a mini Alpine traverse (granted, an easy one) with the sort of knife-edged thrill that you'd otherwise have to travel...
Grade II Sron na Lairig is traditionally considered a stepping stone to the nearby and more committing Aonach Eagach (thus I guess other big winter traverses such as Liathach and An Teallach too). It is low in the grade, and in good conditions well suited to teams taking their first steps into grade II climbing. Yet the fact remains that this is a ...
Grade II This is by quite a margin the easiest of The Ben's famous ridge climbs. It's not technically that tricky for the grade, but a big day out in an impressive setting, with over 400m of fall-off-able ground and some interesting route finding. Though the name may not conjure up images of narrow arêtes don't be fooled; the route's upper half is ...
We've listed some of our favourite low grade Scottish routes here, and asked some committed winter activists for recommendations too. This selection spans everything from popular classics to obscure gems, from ridges to gullies, and from low level ice falls to remote mountaineering adventures.
Ten of the best ridge walks on UK mountains including Crib Goch (Snowdon), the Aonach Eagach Ridge (Glencoe), and the Carn Mor Dearg Arete (Ben Nevis).
Jan 30, 2024 · Snow-covered ridges in Scotland are spectacular - not just in their appearance or the range of mountaineering challenges they present, but also in their ability to create that inexplicable feeling of fulfilment and wellbeing; the type that only occurs in winter mountain scenery.
Sep 22, 2015 · With the seasons changing now is the prime time to plan your winter adventures. To help you explore the mountains this winter we asked our experts James Thacker and Neil Johnson (British Mountain Guides) to give us the lowdown on six winter ridges that will reward you with a grand day out.
Winter Ridge is a 2018 British psychological thriller drama film directed by Dom Lenoir and starring Matt Hookings, Olwen Catherine Kelly, Michael McKell, Hannah Waddingham, Justin McDonald and Alan Ford. It was written by Ross Owen Williams.
