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So, courtesy of Mrs Legend's many contacts, I now have a nice pair of Lowa hiking boots - and no idea where to take them. I was therefore wondering if the masses can recommend some good Munros to shred them on (you can still shred without a bike, yeah?) with a key feature being that it would the a bit rubbish to haul a bike up?
As the nights are fair closing in, routes within a couple of hours of Glasgow would be great for a start!
The Inn Pin is [i]really[/i] crap for biking 🙂
Ben Nevis via the CMD Arete would be pretty crap on a bike
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as would the Curved Ridge on Buchaille Etive Mhor
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Most of the ones in the black cullin are pretty rubbish for riding
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are you sure? the guy in front looks like he might be on a unicycle
Some good - easyish days out not far from Glasgow.
Ben Vorlich - Stuc a Chroin
Ben More - Sto Binnien
Ben Lui
Stob Ghabhar
Buchaille Etive Mor/Beag
Beinn a Bheithir
Bidean nam Bian
check them out
cheers
Thanks Tiggs
For the rest, to be more specific: I'll be armed with just a pair of boots and a cagoule 🙂 Although freeclimbing isn't out of the question, I'm just too concerned that i'll be judged as selfish by the STW masses 😉
The Glen Coe north ridge - forget its name.
Anoach Eagach.
Although, it is doable on a bike (have a look on Youtube) 🙂
Only if "doable" now means one bike between two and having to take the wheels off the thing every so often 😉
Ben Cruachan and Ben Starav would be pretty crap on a bike.