Exploring the Cairngorms | Bynack More

This time I headed out east from Glenmore for a 14 mile hike.
Setting off early again meant that I only saw 3 people on my way to the summit of Bynack More and had the summit completely to myself.
This hike starts off easy with a quite flat approach before heading up steeply to the summit.
Stunning views great you at the top and are a lot of boulders to explore!

[@chrisholt2474]

Hi Kim, I enjoyed that film thank you, it looks like a great hike on a nice dry day.
I don’t like it very much when the trail gets too busy, the same as you, l enjoy setting out very early in the morning, to avoid the crowds.
It looks like I will be setting out on the WHW again about the 7th October, so we will definitely be in autumn by then.
Hope you are keeping well, take care, best regards Chris.

[@KhurshidsChannel]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍8

[@swissgirlinscotland]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sunnygtir]

Can't beat a nice day out in the Cairngorms, I did Bynack More a few years ago but couldn't see more than ten meters from the top. The Munro with what looks like two cairns on top is Beinn Mheadhoin, the summit of Ben Macdui is on the right above that small patch of snow. Linn of Dee - Derry Cairngorm - Ben Macdui - Carn a'Maim - Linn of Dee is one of my favourite routes if you're looking for a longer walk, the views of the Lairig Ghru between Ben Macdui and Carn a'Maim are amazing on a nice day.

[@swissgirlinscotland]

Yes, I’m looking forward to many more days out in the Cairngorms.
Sounds like a great route. I’ve been up Ben Macdui from the Aviemore side but never from Linn if Dee, so would be interesting to explore that route!