North Ayrshire Air Na Creagan Mountaineering and Hillwalking Club

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

Ben Starav (Saturday 31/7/2010 - Day walk)
Meet up at traditional car parking at junction with road to Coileiter and bridge over River Etive NN13714686 for 9:45 please. Apart from main hill there's a couple of other that can be ticked off as well. Be prepared for a very windy,wet day. check out the MWIS forecast,route reported to be boggy es .... route report @ scottish hills.com

Glasgow - Glengarnock cycle (Sunday 8/8/2010 - Other Event)
Train to Glasgow and meet in Central Station at 10:30am. Cycle to Glengarnock along the National Cycle Route 7. Then train home from Glengarnock station or alternatively leave car at Glengarnock station. Approx 24 miles easy cycling mostly along cycle paths. Will stop for a coffee somewhere alon .... Glasgow - Glengarnock route map

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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: Maureen Powell	Bute cycle ( 3 July 2010) It was initially quite windy and harder work pushing the bike up the hills but the wind calmed and the sun shone with views of Arran, birds of prey above us and seals at Scalspie Bay. Followed by lunch and a pint or two at the Kingarth Hotel ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Islay cycle weekend ( 25 June 2010) Easy cycle through to Sannox then we approached the big hill before Lochranza, where we attempted to cycle up, but had to walk certain bits of it, but it was well worth it as we sped down the other side like maniacs. I let out the occasional scream ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Gavin Ferguson	Corrour weekend ( 4 June 2010) The weather was lovely so we got up early and had breakfast then set off for the top of Ben Alder. We travelled light so had a good quick climb and on the way we got to play in the snow which was still about 5 feet deep ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Ben More & Stob Binnein ( 5 June 2010) Again just over 30 minutes up the steep path and we were on the summit with a wee scramble to negotiate. Since we were unsure whether the trig or the cairn was the true summit we had to visit both just to be on the safe side ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Beinn Bhuidhe ( 31 May 2010) We continued west following the path until we reached Meall an Daimh (753m). The steep crags of Beinn Bhuidhe were ahead and looking daunting. We started the steep climb which would have been difficult in winter conditions. We then headed south west ......... (report and photos)

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