North Ayrshire Air Na Creagan Mountaineering and Hillwalking Club

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

Cycle North end in Arran (Sunday 20/5/2012 - Other Event)
Leaving the ferry at Brodick and heading towards Lochranza, then to Blackwaterfoot and across the string road to Brodick. 35 miles long with two challenging hills.

Ring of Steall (Saturday 9/6/2012 - Weekend)
Ring of Steall weekender, planning to travel up saturday, do walk sunday and travel back on monday. Staying 2 nights at the Corran Bunkhouse which is 8 miles south of Fort William

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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: Irene Cahill	Bute cycle ( 28 March 2012) Coming out of Port Bannatyne we headed inland on the A844. We cycled down to Ettrick Bay where we had lunch. Then it was on to Scalpsie Bay, passing the island of Inchmarnock. We reached the Kingarth Hotel at Kilchattan Bay for a well earned drink ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Ben More ( 25 March 2012) We started off at the layby on the A85 next to Benmore Farm. We followed the zigzag track uphill and followed the Benmore Burn then headed uphill losing the path at times till we reached Bealach-eader-dha-Bheinn between the munros ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	3 Beinns in Arran ( 23 March 2012) Descending down to the bealach was a bit of a challenge trying to find the right route. We then took the path to Beinn a' Chliabhain and the clouds started to lift. We could clearly see the a'Chir Ridge ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Pentlands ( 26 February 2012) Some of us have walked in the Pentlands Hills on numerous occasions and others it was their first time. Decided this time to start at the Midlothian Ski Centre, walk up Caerketton Hill, Allermuir Hill and onto Capelaw Hill ......... (report and photos)
Photo: Irene Cahill	Ben Ledi ( 19 February 2012) Once we got through the forest the views were magnificent with excellent visibility. The path soon became icy so on went the spikes. Once we got onto snow it was also perfect for spikes and it was hard and crisp. There were many people out ......... (report and photos)

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