Buachaille Etive Mor, the big herdsman of Etive, known simply to hillwalkers and climbers as the Buachaille, extends some four miles from the top end of Glen Coe to Dalness in lower Glen Etive. At the ...

GLENCOE: a narrow, impossibly steep glen, with a grim and foreboding temperament. Not the best place for the inexperienced hillwalker, you might think. But think again. Sign up to our Scotsman Rural ...

BALLACHULISH, Scotland, Oct 4 – At the windswept summit of Buachaille Etive Mòr, a Scottish peak more than 3,350 ft above sea level, 81-year-old Nick Gardner stops to gaze down at the rugged peaks, ...

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A man has died after falling on a mountain in Glencoe. The 40-year-old was climbing Stob Dearg, Buachaille Etive Mòr, with a companion. Police Scotland said officers were called to the scene at about ...

This is the hilarious moment a tourist was photobombed by a deer as she tried to snap a keepsake photo of one of the Scottish Highlands’ iconic mountains. Alison Neilly, 43, wound up getting an ...

THIS stunning picture was sent in to us by Cambusnethan man Jim Ramsay. He tells us: “The photo was taken prior to an ascent of the curved ridge route right up the front of the Munro, Buachaille Etive ...

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A pair of outdoor lovers have shared some incredible pictures of their wedding at their dream location - with one of Scotland's most recognisable mountains as their backdrop. Kelly-Ann and Scott ...

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Lt Cmdr Rob Suckling, in red, heads towards the two walkers A Royal Navy helicopter crew has rescued two walkers from the summit of Buachaille Etive Mor in Glencoe. The men were mildly hypothermic ...