Approaching 3000ft now and the weather could hardly be better. The South Glenshiel ridge revealed in all its glory to the west. The path continues to make excellent progress and the ascent is easy, but it's still longer than you think. That cairn up ahead is not the summit. This is, however, the southwest shoulder of the summit dome.
More bedding planes add interest to the walk.
Loch Cluanie from the same point. It just goes to show that it really is worth persevering with the Scottish climate. When the weather does come good there is nowhere else on the planet to match beauty like this. The sun glints off the loch below. From the same point, looking southeastwards towards the Cluanie Dam.