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Coire Coulavie

Corrie (Glacial Valley) in Inverness-shire

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Coire Coulavie

Heading W along the ridge from Sgurr na Lapaich towards Mam Sodhail
Heading W along the ridge from Sgurr na Lapaich towards Mam Sodhail Credit: Colin Park

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Coire Coulavie Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.263526/-5.115527 or Grid Reference NH1223. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Heading W along the ridge from Sgurr na Lapaich towards Mam Sodhail
Heading W along the ridge from Sgurr na Lapaich towards Mam Sodhail
Summit cairn on Mam Sodhail
Summit cairn on Mam Sodhail
Contour Path to Mam Sodhail Looking southwest on the stalkers path that traverses the western slopes of Mam Sodhail. Looking across to the mighty Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan and the distant Glen Shiel peaks. An Socath though a Munro looking fairly insignificant in the foreground.
Contour Path to Mam Sodhail
Looking southwest on the stalkers path that traverses the western slopes of Mam Sodhail. Looking across to the mighty Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan and the distant Glen Shiel peaks. An Socath though a Munro looking fairly insignificant in the foreground.
Coire Leachavie Just above the point where a good stalkers path drops into Coire Leachavie is this fine view of the coire and the peaks surrounding it. Mam Sodhail is on the left and it's subsidiary tops of Sgurr na Lapaich and An Tudair can also be seen.
Coire Leachavie
Just above the point where a good stalkers path drops into Coire Leachavie is this fine view of the coire and the peaks surrounding it. Mam Sodhail is on the left and it's subsidiary tops of Sgurr na Lapaich and An Tudair can also be seen.
Carn Eige from Mam Sodhail Carn Eige and its rolling east ridge as seen from Mam Sodhail. The 2 highest mountains north of the Great Glen.
Carn Eige from Mam Sodhail
Carn Eige and its rolling east ridge as seen from Mam Sodhail. The 2 highest mountains north of the Great Glen.
Coire Coulavie Looking across the coire from Ciste Dhubh, with Creag Coire nan Each rising beyond.
Coire Coulavie
Looking across the coire from Ciste Dhubh, with Creag Coire nan Each rising beyond.
Ruined shelter on Màm Sodhail Built by the Ordnance Survey for their surveyors, at the same time as the massive cairn on the summit of the mountain. Another big mountain, Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan, can be seen in the distance.
Ruined shelter on Màm Sodhail
Built by the Ordnance Survey for their surveyors, at the same time as the massive cairn on the summit of the mountain. Another big mountain, Sgùrr nan Ceathreamhnan, can be seen in the distance.
Màm Sodhail from the north Taken from the col with Carn Eige. The huge cairn on its summit can be clearly seen.
Màm Sodhail from the north
Taken from the col with Carn Eige. The huge cairn on its summit can be clearly seen.
August snow patches above Glen Affric A few small patches have survived into August on the mountains north of Glen Affric. Mam Sodhail seen in a zoom shot from Mullach Fraoch-choire.
August snow patches above Glen Affric
A few small patches have survived into August on the mountains north of Glen Affric. Mam Sodhail seen in a zoom shot from Mullach Fraoch-choire.
Sputan Bàn and An Tudair Waterfall beneath a hanging valley on Màm Sodhail.
Sputan Bàn and An Tudair
Waterfall beneath a hanging valley on Màm Sodhail.
Coire Ghàidheil The path to the pass over the ridge to Loch Lungard (Mullardoch) runs along the foot of a hillside rather than up the boggy floor of the corrie.
Coire Ghàidheil
The path to the pass over the ridge to Loch Lungard (Mullardoch) runs along the foot of a hillside rather than up the boggy floor of the corrie.
Màm Sodhail Looking up Coire Leachavie towards Màm Sodhail with sharp An Tudair on the left.
Màm Sodhail
Looking up Coire Leachavie towards Màm Sodhail with sharp An Tudair on the left.
An Tudair ridge Loch Affric down below.
An Tudair ridge
Loch Affric down below.
Slopes above Loch Coulavie
Slopes above Loch Coulavie
Coire Leachavie opening out to Loch Affric
Coire Leachavie opening out to Loch Affric
Brow of An Tudair Beag
Brow of An Tudair Beag
Summit ridge of An Tudair
Summit ridge of An Tudair
Looking across Coire Leachavie
Looking across Coire Leachavie
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Coire Coulavie is located at Grid Ref: NH1223 (Lat: 57.263526, Lng: -5.115527)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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