Seana Bhraigh is one of the most remote mountains in Scotland, about 20km in every direction to the nearest road. It’s way up north in Easter Ross.
My two friends and I spent the last 4 days hiking in the area and climbing its mountains. We stayed in Glenbeg bothy, a small stone cottage, unlocked and open for hikers to use… if they can find it and make the effort to get there. We carried in 30kg of coal to keep us warm.
It was pretty cold overnight. Clear, starry skies led to a hard frost, -10c. The weather was great: no wind, clear skies, and great visibility. The low sun in December makes for some beautiful shadows and light. Here are some of my favourite photos.
