North Ayrshire Air Na Creagan Mountaineering and Hillwalking Club

Next Two Events on Club Calendar (Full details in member's area)

cruach ardrain (Saturday 13/3/2010 - Day walk)
map.os.50,51,56,57. 1046m/3432ft. dis.14km. this walk is suitable for all members.Park in lay-by on the right about 1.1/2 miles south of Crainlarich.Be there for 10am start.Winter gear is advised. If you need a lift i have room in my car for two.

Ben Chonzie (Saturday 3/4/2010 - Day walk)
An easy Munro for winter. Meet at 10.30am from the road up Glen Lednock from Comrie near Coishavachan. Follow the right of way to Ardtalnaig up the Invergeldie Burn. Crss burn and follow track east up the hillside past shoting butts almost to the ridge. Then head NE across heath and blaeberry covere ....

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Air na Creagan Mountaineering Club

Based in North Ayrshire, Air na Creagan Mountaineering Club was formed in order to bring together like-minded people with interest in various mountaineering activities & respect for the ethos of mountaineering in Scotland.

Participation Statement

"Air Na Creagan Mountaineering Club recognises that hillwalking, climbing, scrambling etc. and other mountainous activities are actions with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions and involvement." view full details (PDF)

Latest Reports From Club Events (see calendar for future events)
Photo: Dorothy McGhee	Byne Hill & Grey Hill ( 7 February 2010) We decided to head down towards one of three gullies we could see. This meant climbing a few barbed wire fences on the way, boy, these farmers do not like walkers, There was no track here but we passed a few way markers ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Haystacks ( 13 February 2010) We continued on the path and as we passed the slate house and quarry, there was a flurry of snow but the sky did look a bit brighter and we were hopeful of it lifting. We continued on past Blackbeck Tarn and were soon on the summit ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Hilary Neilson	Skiddaw ( 12 February 2010) It was just at this point that everything changed, the grass turned white, the sky grey and suddenly we couldn’t see that far ahead. We almost missed the gate and carried on to Little Man but just noticed in time. We crossed the stile and followed ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Pentlands ( 17 January 2010) Anyway, we continued up the hill and although not a huge hill, it is quite steep and was made more difficult by the snow which was quite thick in places. The sky was clear and the view over Penicuik was fine but I think we were all too cold ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Glen Afton ( 10 January 2010) After an hour of steep climbing we reached the summit – cold and windy but with nice views down Glen Afton and over towards Windy Standard. The Afton Dam below the hill was completely frozen over – may not see that for another year or two ......... (report and photos)

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