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INDEXTO

THE SCOTTISHMOUNTAINEERING CLUB

JOURNAL

Vols. 1–10(1890 –1909)

COMPILED BY

William Garden & James a. Parker

THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB

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PREFACE.

I N submitting this Index to our brother members, we have little to state by way of Preface. We commenced the work in March 1909, hoping to have it

finished shortly after the completion of the tenth volume, but the work proved to be so intricate and laborious that this was found to be impossible. The Index will, we think, be readily understood, but the following notes may be useful.

The Index is divided into five sections, as follows:― I. Authors :―This section includes Authors of signed or initialed Articles

and Notes, Writers of Reviews, and Authors of Books reviewed.1 A complete list of the latter is, however, given under Reviews in the General Subject Index.

II. MAps And IllustrAtIons :―This section is much fuller than a mere index to the titles of the illustrations, our aim having been to index everything depicted on them. Illustrations, which are not photographs, are marked Sketch.

III. s.M.C. AbroAd :―For facility of reference, the yearly notes on this subject have been indexed here separately from the Subject Index.

IV. Club proCeedIngs :―This section contains all references in the Journal to Club matters, with the exception of Club Meets, of which only a chronological list is given. The Meets are fully indexed in the Subject Index.

V. subjeCt Index :―Part I., Skye. Part II., General.

The sub-division was adopted on account of the importance of the climbing in Skye.

Throughout both sub-divisions, heavy type has been used for page references to Mr. Munro’s Tables and to the Guide Book Articles, and also for the titles of Articles and Books.

The standard arrangement followed in the indexing of individual mountains is as follows :―

(a) Name of the mountain, followed on the same line by the page references to Mr. Munro’s Tables,2 and to the Guide Book Article. No confusion can arise between the two sets of figures, as the former are confined to Volume I., and the latter to Volumes V. to X.3 Mountains under 3,000 feet in height have of course, only the Guide Book Article reference.

1 Wherethenameoftheauthorisnotknown,thatofthepublisherisgiven.2 Unfortunately,thepagesinVolumeI.,containingTableI.ofMr.Munro’sTables(i.e.,pp.282to305),werenotnumbered.WerecommendthosewhohavecopiesofthatVolumetonumberthepages,asthiswillenablethemreadilytofindtheIndexreferences.3 Mr.Bell’sArticleon“TheBuchaillesofEtive”,Vol.V.,p.231,istreatedasaGuideBookArticle,seeVol.VII.,p.101.

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(b) A list of the principal Articles in the Journal and of Books reviewed dealing with the mountain ; and,

(c) General details, including those of important Guide Book Articles.

A similar arrangement has been adopted for general subject but occasionally the main heading is simply a key-word to the title of an Article or Book.

As a rule, all dependencies of principal mountains have been indexed under the latter, and cross-referenced thereto, our object being that all items dealing with any particular massif should be brought together conveniently for reference.

Our thanks are due to Mrs. Garden, who entered very enthusiastically into the work, and gave valuable assistance with the preparation of a portion of it.

WILLIAM GARDEN.JAMES A. PARKER.

Aberdeen, 20th October, 1911.

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CONTENTS.

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Dates of Publication of the Journal ..................................................................... v

Section I.—Authors .......................................................................................... 1

Section II.―Maps and Illustrations ................................................................. 27

Section III.―S. M. C. Abroad .......................................................................... 47

Section IV.―Club Proceedings ........................................................................ 67

Section V.―Part I., Skye ................................................................................. 78

Part II., General ......................................................................... 103

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Vol. I.No. 1. January, 1890. (Reprinted, 1892.) 2. May, 1890. 3. September, 1890. 4. January, 1891. 5. May, 1891. 6. September, 1891.

Vol. II. 7. January, 1892. 8. May, 1892. 9. September, 1892. 10. January, 1893. 11. May, 1893. 12. September, 1893.

Vol. III. 13. January, 1894. 14. May, 1894. 15. September, 1894. 16. January, 1895. 17. May, 1895. 18. September, 1895.

Vol. IV. 19. January, 1896. 20. May, 1896. 21. September, 1896. 22. January, 1897. 23. May, 1897. 24. September, 1897.

Vol. V. 25. January, 1898. 26. May, 1898. 27. September, 1898. 28. January, 1899. 29. May, 1899. 30. September, 1899.

Vol. VI.No. 31. January, 1900. 32. May, 1900. 33. September, 1900. 34. January, 1901. 35. May, 1901. 36. September, 1901.

Vol. VII. 37. January, 1902. 38. May, 1902. 39. September, 1902. 40. January, 1903. 41. May, 1903. 42. September, 1903.

Vol. VIII. 43. January, 1904. 44. May, 1904. 45. September, 1904. 46. January, 1905. 47. May, 1905. 48. September, 1905.

Vol. IX. 49. January, 1906. 50. May, 1906. 51. September, 1906. 52. January, 1907. 53. May, 1907. 54. September, 1907.

Vol. X. 55. January, 1908. 56. May, 1908. 57. September, 1908. 58. January, 1909. 59. May, 1909. 60. September, 1909.

DATES OF PUBLICATION OFTHE SCOTTISH MOUNTAINEERING CLUB JOURNAL

Editors.Vol. I., joseph gIbson stott.

Vols. II–X., WIllIAM douglAs.

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INDEXTO

The Scottish Mountaineering Club Journal.

Volumes I. to X.

Section I.―Names of Authors.

“Aberdeen journAl.” Lines on Arthur’s Seat, x., 54Abraham, A. P. Glencoe, vii., 110 ― “Rock-climbing in Skye”, reviewed, x., 175Abraham, G. D. “The Complete Mountaineer”, reviewed, x., 56Abraham, G. P. “North Wales, a Series of Mountain and Climbing

Photographs”, reviewed, iv., 352 — “Skye : A Series of Mountain Photographs”, reviewed, iv.,

190Abraham, G. and A. “Rock Climbing in North Wales”, reviewed, ix., 103 — “Series of Photographs of the Cobbler, Buchaille Etive,

Bidean nam Bian, and Ben Nevis”, reviewed, vi., 137Alexander, H. Ski-Running on Deeside, x., 345Almond, G. H. H. Two in Glencoe, ix., 148Almond, H. H. Ben-y-Gloe on Christmas Day, ii., 235Alpine Club. “Equipment for Mountaineers”, Report by Committee on,

reviewed, ii., 145Anderson, T. Three Score and Ten, iv., 252Arthur, A. Ski-Running in Scotland, x., 285“Auld Reekie.” Arthur’s Seat as a Scrambling Centre, iv., 65

bACkhouse, E. The Eastern Buttress of Coire Mhic Fhearchair, x., 67Baker, E. A. “Moors, Crags and Caves of the High Peak of Derbyshire”,

reviewed, viii., 92Ball, J. “Alpine Guide : Hints and Notes : Practical and Scientific, for

Travellers in the Alps”, reviewed, v., 318 — “Alpine Guide, The Western Alps”, reviewed, v., 149Barclay, W. Beinn Dearg, Atholl, vii., 45 — Carn an Fhidleir and An Sgarsoch, vii., 367

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Bartholomew & Co., Messrs. John. “New Series of Reduced OS Maps.” Nos. 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, and 21, reviewed i., 180 — Do. do. Nos. 17 and 20, reviewed, i., 248 — Do. do. Nos. 19 and 25, reviewed, ii., 210 — Do. do. No. 24, reviewed, iii., 49 ― Do. do. Nos. 12, 16, and 26, reviewed, iii., 246Bell, J. H. Buchaille Etive Mor, v., 89 ― The Buchailles of Etive, v., 231 — The “Church-Door” Buttress on Bidean nam Bian, v., 135 — Cir Mhor, Arran, iv., 247 — Club Meet at Fort William, New Year, 1904, viii., 100 — Four Days on Buchaille Etive Mor, iv., 100 — Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour, v., 91 ; viii., 106 — Ladhar Bheinn, iv., 299 — The Middle-man Knot, v., 265 — A Purely Climbing Ideal, viii., 1 — Some Hill Walks from Tyndrum, ix., 1 — The Strength of Climbing Rope, iv., 347 — The Tower Ridge : A Warning, vii., 183 — A Variation on Cir Mhor, iii., 347Bernard, O. “First Aid to the Injured”, reviewed, vi., 212Bonney, T. G. “Ice-work Present and Past”, reviewed, iv., 135Bower, Prof. Scottish Mountain Botany, iii., 136Boyd, H. C. Ben A’an, iv., 155 — Ben Chabhair, etc., iii., 233 — Ben Lui, iv., 177 — Buttress of Carn Dearg, Ben Nevis, iii., 345 — Club Meet at Inchnadamph, Easter, 1907, ix., 254 ― The Cobbler Climbs, v., 153 — The Corries round Achallader, iv., 92 — Night Ascent of Ben Lomond, iii., 233 — Sgor na Ciche : A Climb against Time, iv., 322Brown, W. Ascent of Ben Nevis by the N.E. Buttress, iii., 323 ― Ben Lawers, ii., 276 — Cairngorm on 2nd January, 1892, ii., 56 — Climbing in Glencoe, iv., 48 ― Climbing in Skye, v., 82 — Club Meet at Fort William, Easter, 1895, iii., 300 — Do. do., 1896, iv., 129 — The Coolins in 1896, iv., 193 — The Fiacaill, Coire an t-Sneachda of Cairngorm, iii., 305 — The Fife Lomonds, iii., 38 — Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour, iv., 312 — Ladhar Bheinn, iv., 300 — Stuc a’ Chroin’s East Face, iii., 19

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Brown, W. “Summary of Progress of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom for 1897”, reviewed, v., 202

Bruce, W. S. Depth of Snow on Ben Nevis, 1894–1895, iii., 353Brunskill, W. Luinne Bheinn, iv., 300 — Sgurr Dearg Pinnacle, Skye, ii., 134

CAdell, H. M. “The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland”, reviewed, iv., 135 — The Mountain Scenery of the North West Highlands, i., 76Cairngorm Club, The. “Braeriach and Cairn Toul”, reviewed, i., 249 — “The Cairngorm Club Journal”, No. 1, reviewed, ii., 324 ― “Guide to Morven”, reviewed, i., 249Campbell, C. Club Meet at Lochearnhead, February, 1893, ii., 265 ― Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland—III., John

Macculloch, iii., 183Campbell, D. S. Club Meet at Clachaig, Easter, 1906, ix., 82 ― Coire an t-Sneachda, viii., 115Campbell, T. F. S. Accident on the Whangie, ii., 205 — Beinn a’ Chliebh : A Poem, viii., 98 — Ben Cruachan’s North Face, ii., 280 — Ben Lomond, ii., 89 — Ben Lui, i., 207 — On Boulders, iv., 52 — Club Meet at Arran, January, 1892, ii., 75 — Club Meet at Inveroran, Easter, 1894, iii., 97 ― The Glen Sannox Hills, i., 31Causton & Sons, Sir J. “Mountain, Moor, and Loch”, reviewed, iii., 174Clark, C. I. Thirty Hours on Ben Nevis, x., 73Clark, Mrs. J. I. An Avalanche Experience on Ben Achalladar, x., 346 — Three on the Centre Grid of the Trident Buttress, Ben Nevis,

viii., 149Clark, Miss M. I. The Ladies’ Scottish Climbing Club Meets, x., 270Clark, W. I. The Annual Dinner of the Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club, viii., 137 — The Arrochar Group (Guide Book), vi., 172 — Ben Lomond by the Cliffs, iv., 331 — Ben More, Assynt, ix., 151 — Ben Nevis (Guide Book), vii., 134 — The Cat Nick in Winter, iv., 302 — The Cliffs of Stob Coire an Lochan, x., 240 — Climbing in Skye, v., 84 — Club Meet at Aviemore, Easter, 1904, viii., 110 — Club Meet at Loch Awe, New Year, 1901, vi., 204 — The Cobbler, vii., 49 ― The Coolins―June, 1898, v., 144 ― A Day on Cir Mhor, v., 29 — Four Days on Ben Nevis, v., 287

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Clark, W. I. Garbh-Bheinn of Ardgour, and North-east Ridge of Aonach Beag, viii., 139

— Kingshouse Hotel, Glencoe, viii., 136 — The Ladies’ Scottish Climbing Club, x., 173 — Leum na Eirannaich, and Ben Ledi, v., 260 — Life Membership Subscription, viii., 89 — Lochnagar, and Ben Nevis, iv., 218 — Memories of the Kingshouse Meet, 1906, ix., 105 — The Motor in Mountaineering : A Visit to Buchaille Etive

Mor, vii., 313 — The Motor in Mountaineering : The Brack, ix., 19 — The Mountaineer as a Searcher after the Beautiful, v., 121 — The Mystery of Crois, viii., 309 — Narnain and Vorlich, vii., 66 — New Climbs on Ben Nevis, vii., 199 — A Nocturnal Meet, x., 71 — Photography in Colours for Mountaineers, x., 294 — Quinag and Stack Polly, ix., 175 — The Rosa Pinnacle of Cir Mhor, Arran, v., 143 — Sixteen Hours on Ben Nevis, January, 1898, v., 45 — Sligachan Climbers’ Book, viii., 137 ― Sligachan Inn, viii., 136 — Some Climbs on the Salisbury Crags, vi., 71 — Stormy June Days in Skye, and on Ben Nevis, vi., 218 — A Winter Climb on the Tarmachan Cliffs, v., 242Coats, J. An April Day in the Blackmount, i., 143 — A Long Day on the Hills in March, iii., 127“Cobbler, The.” Letter to the Editor, vii., 52Cockburn, Lord. “Circuit Journeys”, Extracts from, descriptive of — Skye, v., 219Collie, J. N. A Chuilionn, iv., 259 — Climbing near Wastdale Head, iii., 1 — “Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies”, reviewed,

viii., 92 — On the Height of some of the Black Cuchullins in Skye, ii.,

168 ― Reverie, v., 93Conway, Sir W. M. “The Alps from End to End”, reviewed, iii., 358 — “Climbing and Exploration in the Karakorams-Himalayas”,

reviewed, iii., 172Cordiner, C. Ben Hope in 1776, iv., 167Corner, E. M. Ben a’ Chaistel, v., 315 — Beinn Chaoruinn, v., 260 — Ben Creachan, Ben Achallader, Ben Vannoch, and Ben Chiurn,

v., 316

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Corner, E. M. Ben Dubh Craige, v., 315 — Ben Liath Mhor Fannich, x., 125 — Ben Wyvis, x., 52 — Blaven and Clach Glas, ix., 142 — Coire Coille na Froise, and Creag Meaghaidh, v., 261 — Coire Ghreadaidh, and Sgurr na Banachdich, ix., 142 — The Corrour Hills, v., 262 — Easter, 1907, x., 50 — Easter Notes (1909), x., 348 — An Experience on the Hills of Ey, ix., 167 — A Gallowegian Wander, vi., 91 — The Glen Finnan and Loch Aylort Hills, viii., 134 — The Loch Treig Hills, and Ben na Lap, v., 66 — Meall Gorm (Fannich), x., 124 — Meall nam Peithirean (Fannich), x., 124 — The Saddle, x., 51 — “The Scientific Study of Scenery”, by John E. Marr, reviewed,

vi., 138 — Sgurr na Sgine, x., 51 — Some Holiday Rambles, vi., 24 — Some Walks in the Western Highlands, v., 145 ― The Tracks in Glen Spean, v., 261 — The Tracks Round Strathcarron, x., 125Cornhill Magazine, April, 1895. “Sligachan and the Coolins”, reviewed, iii.,

308Cowan, W. A Day on the Moffat Hills, i., 320Craig, J. “The Sun’s on the Heather To-day”, a poem, i., 133Craig-Brown, T. Dun-Da-Gu, ii., 186Crowley, E. A. Chalk Climbing on Beachy Head, iii., 288

dAlgleIsh, W. S. “The Cruise of the ‘Dunnottar Castle,’” reviewed, i., 330 Darroch, D. Deer and Deer Forests, vi., 139Davies, J. S. “Dolomite Strongholds”, reviewed, iii., 173Defoe, D. The Cheviot in 1726, iii., 32Dent, C. T. Alfred Williams, In Memoriam, ix., 48 — “Rocky Mountains of Skye”, referred to, ii., 134 — “Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator”, by E.

Whymper, reviewed, ii., 94 ― and others. “Mountaineering”, reviewed, ii., 146Dewar, D. D. Saddleback, ii, 328Dewar, F. J. Ben Cruachan, ii, 136 — Ben Lui, ii., 136 — Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh, iii., 70 — Ben Sguliaird, ii., 321 — Ben Starav, ii., 109

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Dewar. F. J. The Braes of Balquhidder, i., 118 — Note on the Cairngorms, i., 315 — Stob Coir an Albannaich and Glas Bheinn Mhor, ii., 301Douglas, W. “Abraham’s Series of Photographs of The Cobbler, Buchaille

Etive, Bidean nam Bian, and Ben Nevis”, reviewed, vi., 137

— An Teallach (Guide Book), ix., 92 — Ben Chonzie, iv., 179 — Ben Cleuch, i., 318 — Ben Cruachan, ii., 174 — Ben Cruachan (Guide Book), vii., 88 ― Ben Cruachan’s North Face, ii., 85 — Beinn a’ Ghlo (the Mountain of the Mist), (Guide Book), viii.,

172 — Ben Lomond, i., 319 — Ben Lui revisited, viii., 95 — Ben More, Perthshire, in Bad Weather, iii., 106 — Ben Screel, i., 203 — Ben Sgroil (Guide Book), viii., 209 — Ben Vane, and Ben Ledi, ii., 84 — Ben Venue, in a Snowstorm, ii., 278 — Ben Vorlich, Perthshire, i., 319 ; ii., 277 — Bidean nam Bian (Guide Book), vii., 101 — A Bit of the Berwickshire Coast, and its Birds, viii., 313 — Braeriach―A Wintry Experience in Midsummer, ii., 141 ― The Brocken Spectre, i., 326 — Carn Mairg (Guide Book), vi., 247 — The Climbers Camp at Coruisk, v., 1 — Club Meet at Dalmally, Easter, 1891, i., 238 — Club Meet at Killin, New Year, 1903, vii., 278 — Club Meet at Loch Awe, New Year, 1892, ii., 68 — Club Meet at Tyndrum, New Year, 1893, ii., 259 — Early Descriptions of Skye, v., 205 — Garbh Bheinn (Guide Book), vii., 107 — The Granite Peaks of Arran, iii., 195 — Gulvain (Guide Book), viii., 198 — The Island of Skye (Guide Book), ix., 293 — Leagach, Torridon, ii., 320 — Life-Membership Subscription, viii., 88 — Lochnagar Corrie, ii., 246 ― Minchmoor, i., 318 — The Moorfoots, ii., 25 — Moorfoots (Guide Book), ix., 282 — “Mountaineering”, by C. T. Dent and others, reviewed, ii., 146 — Mountaineering with Cycles, iv., 279

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Douglas, W. Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair (Guide Book), ix., 90 — Names, Heights, and Positions of the Coolin Peaks, iv., 209 — The Northern Pinnacles of Leagach, iii., 131 — Old Scottish Maps, ii., 283 — On Route Finding in Mist, ix., 248 — Sgurr Ban, and Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, ii., 311 — Sgurr Ban of Ben Eighe, ii., 319 — Sgurr Dubh, Skye, iv., 159 — Stob Ban, or the White Mountain of Glen Nevis, iii., 338 — The Tower Ridge Pinnacle, Ben Nevis, iv., 172 — A Week’s Climbing in the Ben Nevis District, v., 126 — William Brown, In Memoriam, vii., 20 — Windlestraw Law, i., 317Drummond, J. W. The Ochil Hills (Guide Book), vi., 235Duncan, G. An Eight Hours’ Day in a Lochnagar Gully, vi., 231 ― Lochnagar Group (Guide Book), viii., 49

eCkensteIn, O. “The Karakorams and Kashmir”, reviewed, iv., 189Ellice, E. C. “Place Names in Glengarry and Glenquoich, and their Origin”,

reviewed, v., 151Eyre-Todd, G. “Sketch Book of the North”, reviewed, i., 179

Ferguson, M. “Rambles in Breadalbane”, reviewed, i., 330Fitzgerald, E. A. “Climbs in the New Zealand Alps”, reviewed, iv., 186Forbes, J. D. “Geology of the Cuchullin Hills”, Extracts from, v., 216Fraser, A. Aonach Eagach, iv., 64 — Aonach Eagach―(The Notched Hill)―(Guide Book), vii.,

108 — Cairngorms, iv., 343 — Glen Tilt per Cycle, x., 172 — Stob a’ Choin, Balquhidder, iv., 247Fraser-Mackintosh, C. Description of Visit to Skye in 1857, v., 228Freshfield, D. W. “The Exploration of the Caucasus”, reviewed, iv., 182

gArden, W. An Sgarsoch, x., 230 — Ascent of Ben Starav from Glen Coe, v., 188 — From Ballinluig to Lawers over Schiehallion, vii., 15 — The Ben Alder Group, x., 190 — The Central Cairngorms (Guide Book), vii., 323 — Club Meet at Braemar, Easter, 1908, x., 144 — The Eastern Cairngorms (Guide Book), viii., 41 — A Flying Visit to Ben Alder, iv., 344 ― Mr. Whincup’s Fatal Accident in the Coolins, vii., 41Geikie, Sir A. “Geological Map of Scotland”, reviewed, ii., 154

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Geikie, Sir A. “The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes, with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre” reviewed, viii., 92

― Scottish Mountains, iv., 113Geikie, J. “Fragments of Earth Lore”, reviewed, ii., 326Geographical Society, Royal Scottish. “Atlas of Scotland”, reviewed, iv., 138Geological Survey of the United Kingdom. “Summary of Progress for 1897”,

reviewed, v., 202Gibbs, G. B. Arran, vii., 50 ; viii., 82 — August at Sligachan (1898), v., 164 ― More Motoring among the Mountains, and a Kingshouse Meet

in July, ix., 9 ― Visit to Skye and N.W. Highlands, x., 47Gibson, J. H. Ben Lui by the North East Face, ii., 83 ― Easter in the Cuillins, ii., 213 — Letter re Snowcraft in Scotland, ii., 322 — “My Home in the Alps”, by Mrs. E. Main, reviewed, ii., 97Gillon, S. A. Ben Bhuidhe, and Beinn nan Aighean, viii., 282 — In the North-west Highlands in February, viii., 229 ― Random Musings, viii., 187Glasgow Pedestrian, A. “Our Western Hills: How to reach them, and the

Views from their Summits”, reviewed, ii., 147Glover, G. T. Allt na Mhuinidh Waterfall―West Climb, v., 257 — Beinn Eighe, v., 264 — The Cheviot (Guide Book), ix., 278 ― Liathach, v., 263Goggs, F. S. Arran, viii., 12 — Beinn Heasgarnich, Creag Mhor, Beinn Chaluim, vii., 366 — The Cashlie Forts, viii., 245 — A Climb on the Coire Arder Cliffs, ix., 118 — “The Complete Mountaineer”, by G. D. Abraham, reviewed,

x., 56 — Corrour to Fort William by (Ben Nevis, over Sgor-na-h-Eilde,

viii., 104 — Drumochter, x., 246 — Geal Charn, Monadhliaths, ix., 147 — Glen Tilt, x., 359 — Library and Club Room, viii., 213 — Loch Avon and Shelter Stone, ix., 147 — Moorfoots, x., 54 — Mullach Coire an Iubhair, ix., 144 — Nineteenth Annual General Meeting and Dinner, x., 33 — “The Pentland Hills, their Paths and Passes”, by W. A. Smith,

reviewed, viii., 226 — A Salvationist on Lochnagar, vii., 185 — S.M.C. Library, vii., 217

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Goggs F. S. Stuchd an Lochain, and the Upper Part of Glen Lyon, viii., 235 — A Tale of a Two Days’ Tramp, ix., 229Goodeve, T. E. Carn Mor Dearg, and Aonach Beag, viii., 105 — Meall Bhuiridh (Beinn a’ Bhuiridh), viii., 283 — A New Climb on Clach Glas, viii., 328Greenly, E. Ben Dearg (Strath na Sheallag), iii., 73Greig, F. Crowberry Ridge, Buchaille Etive, April, 1907, x., 121 — Midsummer Days in Skye, x., 199 — Sron Creise, viii., 181Greig J. S. Electrical Disturbance on Beinn a’ Ghlo, ix., 290Grierson, T. “Autumnal Rambles”, Extracts from, descriptive of Skye,

1849, v., 226Gunn, N. B. Life Membership Subscription, viii., 138Gunn, W. “The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre”, reviewed, viii., 92

hAlkett, J. G. H. Club Meet at Inveroran, New Year, 1900, vi., 53Harker, A. “The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre”, reviewed, viii., 92 — “Ice Erosion in the Cuillin Hills of Skye”, reviewed, vii., 54 ― Isle of Rum (Guide Book), x., 26 — Notes, Geological and Topographical, on the Cuillin Hills,

Skye, vi., 1 — “The Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Skye”, reviewed, viii., 224Harper, A. B. “Pioneer Work in the Alps of New Zealand”, reviewed, iv., 350Hart, H. C “Climbing in the British Isles―II., Wales and Ireland”,

reviewed, iv., 70Harvie-Brown, J. A. Certain Optical Phenomena, v., 133 — One Day of Many Amongst Assynt Hills, ii., 51Haskett-Smith, W. P. “Climbing in the British Isles―I., England”, reviewed,

iii., 170 — “Climbing in the British Isles―II., Wales and Ireland”,

reviewed, iv., 70Heathcote, N. Climbing in St. Kilda, vi., 146Heddle, Prof. Ben Avon, ii., 225 ― South-west Ross, v., 103Hill, H. Aonach Mor, and Ben Nevis, v., 87Hillhouse, Prof. Mountaineering in Japan, v., 265Hinxman, L. W. Applecross Group (Guide Book), ix., 30 — Beinn Bhan of Applecross, ii., 13 — Ben Eighe, and the Torridon Hills, i., 187 — Ben Wyvis (Guide Book), ix., 132 — “Bergesteigung in den ‘Coolins’ der Insel Skye”, reviewed, iv.,

251 — The Cairngorm Mountains (Guide Book), vii., 252

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Hinxman, L. W. The Castle Ridge of Carn Dearg, and the North Eastern Precipices of Ben Nevis, iii., 316

― Climb over Suilven, i., 45 — The Climber’s Guide to the Pronunciation of the Gaelic

Tongue, iv., 238 — Club Meet at Fort William, Easter, 1901, vi., 210 — Club Meet at Kinlochewe, Easter, 1899, v., 253 — Coigach Group (Guide Book), ix., 135 — Deeside to Clova, i., 175 — The Eastern Cairngorms (Guide Book), viii., 41 — “The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland”, by H. M. Cadell,

reviewed, iv., 135 — The Geology of the Scottish Mountains from a Climbing

Point of View, v., 269 — The Monadhliath (Guide Book), vii., 249 — In Ptarmigan Land, iv., 214. — Quinag (The Water Stoup?), (Guide Book), ix., 199 — “The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity”, W. P. Spalding,

reviewed, vi., 68 — Sgurr a’ Choir Ghlais, and the Glen Strath Farrar Hills (Guide

Book), viii., 320 — Sgurr a’ Mhuilinn (The Peak of the Mill), (Guide Book), viii.,

326 — The Snow Bunting in the Cairngorms, iii., 42 — Strathcarron, and Achnashellach Hills (Guide Book), ix., 26 — Strathcarron as a Climbing Centre, iii., 218 — Tables of Geological Structure of Scottish Hills, v., 280 — Torridon Group (Guide Book), ix., 32Howie, W. L. Mountain Photography, ii., 249Howitt, M. An Ascent of Ben Lomond in 1822, i., 123

InglIs, H. R. G. “The Contour Road Book of Scotland”, reviewed, iv., 190Inglis, J. G. Aneroid Barometers, ix., 243 — A Climb on the Rocks of Corrie Sugach, vii., 70 — Club Meet at Arrochar, Easter, 1907, ix., 258 — The Heights of the Tarmachan Peaks, vii., 115 — Leum an Eirannaich, and Rob Roy’s Putting Stone v., 246 — A Saturday Afternoon on the North Face of Stuc a’ Chroin, vi.,

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jACkson, F. W. Bhasteir and Bhasteir Tooth, Skye, iii., 166 ― Bhasteir Tooth, iv., 65 — Clach Glas, Skye, iv., 16 — “Sligachan, and the Coolins”, Cornhill Magazine, April, 1895,

reviewed, iii., 308

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Jackson, F. W. “Welsh Mountaineering”, by A. W. Perry, reviewed, iv., 257 ― Y Tryfaen, Wales, iv., 316Jameson, R. “Mineralogy of Scotland”, Extracts from, regarding Coolins,

1800, v., 210Johnston, J. B. “The Place Names of Scotland”, reviewed, ii., 148Johnson, S. Remarks regarding Skye, v., 209Jones, O. G. “Rock-Climbing in the English Lake District”, reviewed, v., 42

ker, W. P. Expostulation with Cruachan, vi., 52Kilgour, W. T. “Twenty Years on Ben Nevis”, reviewed, viii., 334King, W. W. An Teallach : Ross-shire, iii., 10 — Sgoran Dubh, vii., 117 — Skye in August (1901), vii., 48 — Wales, v., 90.Kynaston, H. The Blackmount Group (Guide Book), vii., 96 — Stob Dearg of Buchaille Etive Mor, vii., 47

“L., J.” Letter to “Glasgow Herald” on Ben Nevis, i., 329Lamb, R. Sgurr nan Gillean : Direct Ascent of the Gully between the

Third and Fourth Pinnacles, ix., 288Larden, W. “Guide to the Walks and Climbs around Arolla”, reviewed, x.,

178Lawson, H. G. S. Beinn Dearg, and The Fannichs, vi., 152 — The Cairngorms, vi., 66 — Sgoran Dubh Pinnacle, vii., 57Leicester, M., Jr. Sgurr nan Gillean, Fatal Accident to Mr. Allen on, viii., 84Lester, W. R. The Black Shoot of Stob Maol, ii., 117Levack, J. R. Club Meet at Fort William, Easter, 1909, x., 335Linecus, Orlamon. Divine Mysteries of the Oromaniacal Quest, iii., 151Ling W. N. An Teallach, and Beinn Dearg Mhor, x., 1 — A Blizzard on Ben Nevis, vi., 249 — Club Meet at Kingshouse, Easter, 1906, ix., 83 — H. G. S. Lawson, In Memoriam, vii., 212 — Sligachan to Glen Brittle, by the Dubh Ridges, vii., 301“Loch-Ma-Ben.” Letter to “Glasgow Herald” on Ben Nevis, i., 328Lodge, R. Club Meet with Yacht, Easter, 1897, iv., 288

M’ConnIChIe, A. I. Across Braeriach and Cairntoul, on New Year’s Day, 1891, i., 195

— “Ben a’ Bhuird and Ben Avon”, reviewed, ii. 37 — “Ben Rinnes”, reviewed, ii., 37 — The Cairngorms in Winter, i., 12 — Crossing the Capel Mounth, ii., 140 — The Farragon Hills, and Ben Vuroch, iii., 39 — “Lochnagar”, reviewed, ii., 35

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M’Connichie, A. I. Lochnagar, ii., 140Macculloch, J. “A Description of the Western Islands”, Extracts from,

regarding Skye, 1811–1821, v., 211 — “Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland”, Extracts from,

regarding Skye, v., 212Macculloch, J. A. “The Misty Isle of Skye”, reviewed, ix., 56Macharg, J. M. Ben Ghlas, and Ben Lawers, i., 158 ― The Ben More Group, i., 316Mclntyre, J. H. A. Club Meet at Corrie, New Year, 1907, ix., 252 — Club Meet at Fort William, New Year, 1908, x., 112Mackay, A. M. Club Meet at Kinlochewe, Easter, 1900, vi., 59 ― Letter to Editor, vii., 177 — The Northern Pinnacles of Liathach, vi., 87 ― Sgoran Dubh, vii., 117 — Tarmachan, and the Craig na Caillich Gully, vii., 61 Mackenzie, A. E. Ben Nevis, viii., 219Mackenzie, D. Club Hut at Coruisk, iv., 306 — Suggestion as to Club Meets, i., 132Maclay, J. Beinn a’ Chasteil, v., 263 — The Cairngorms from Deeside, viii., 192 — Cir Mhor, and the Sannox Ridges, viii., 184 — The Cliffs of Ben Lomond, iii., 343 — The Cliffs of Sugach Corrie, vii., 75 — Club Meet at Arrochar, Easter, 1900, vi., 61 — The Crowberry Ridge of Buchaille Etive Mor, viii., 304 — “The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians, and The Valley

of Strathmore”, by Peter Macnair, reviewed, x., 176 — Glen Finlas to Glen Falloch, v., 58 — Old and New Routes on Ben Lui, iv., 106 — Stob Ban, viii., 107 — Stob Coir an Albannaich, Glas Bheinn Mhor, and Ben Starav,

iii., 105 — The Trossachs Group (Guide Book), vi., 238 — A Wet Day on the Arran Hills, vi., 49Macleay, K. Description of the Spar Cave, 1811, v., 211MacLeod, M. Lyon in Mourning, 1746, v., 208Macmillan, J. The Berries of Scotland, x., 307 — A Climb on the Tarmachans, vii., 298Macnair, P. “The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians, and the Valley

of Strathmore”, reviewed, x., 176Macpherson, C. E. W. Scuir Vuillin, Ross-shire, i., 326MacRobert, H. Arran, x., 171 — Club Meet at Tyndrum, Easter, 1908, x., 153 — Glen Brittle in June, ix., 159 — The Island of Arran (Guide Book), x., 82

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MacRobert, H. Suilven, x., 235Macturque, Alphonse de. The Ben Lawers, vi., 119Main, Mrs. E. “My Home in the Alps”, reviewed, ii., 97Marr, J. E. “The Scientific Study of Scenery”, reviewed, vi., 138Marsh, H. “Two Seasons in Switzerland”, reviewed, iv., 71Martin, M. “Description of the Western Isles of Scotland”, 1703, v., 207Martin & Co., Messrs. W. “Solid Alto-Relievo Model of Scotland”, reviewed,

ii., 327Mathews, C. “The Annals of Mont Blanc”, reviewed, v., 201Maylard, A. E. An Ascent of Ben Lomond, by W. and M. Howitt, in 1822, i.,

123 — Ascent of Ben Lui, i., 129 — Avalanches on Ben More, vii., 111 — Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), iii., 272 ― Ben Lomond, iii., 140 — “The Cairngorm Club Journal”, No. 1, by A. I. McConnochie,

reviewed, ii., 324 — Climbing considered in its Physiological Aspects, iv., 267 ; v.,

17 — Club Meet at Inveroran, Easter, 1892, ii., 121 — Club Meet at Loch Awe, Easter, 1893, ii., 269 ― A Day in the Cuchullins, ii., 3 — Deer and Deer Forests, vi., 142 — “The New Zealand Alpine Journal”, reviewed, ii., 211 — Only a Beautiful Day on the Hills, viii., 299 — Scottish Mountaineering—Retrospective and Prospective, v.,

308 — The “Upper Couloir” of Stob Ghabhar, iv., 307 — Winter Ascents, i., 222 — Winter Meets : A Division in the Camp, vi., 39Menzies & Co., J. “Guide to Ben Nevis”, reviewed, iii., 49 Meteorological Society, Journal of the Scottish. Silver Thaw at the Ben Nevis

Observatory, ii., 93Mitchinson, Bishop. “Distribution of Rare Plants in Britain”, reviewed, i.,

251Moncrieff, A. Attempt on Sgoran Dubh, Rose Ridge, viii., 118 — Glencoe, vi., 109Morrison, W. A. The Rose Ridge on Sgoran Dubh, viii., 152 — Salisbury Crags, Eastern Buttress―Great Quarry—First

Ascent, 25th July, 1902, vii., 241Morshead, E. D. A. Poem on Winter Mountaineering, i., 88Mossman, R. C. Silver Thaw at the Ben Nevis Observatory, ii., 93Muir, J. “The Mountains of California”, reviewed, iv., 137Mummery, A. F. “My Climbs in the Alps and Caucasus”, reviewed, iii., 354Munro, D. Description of Skye, 1549, v., 206

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Munro, H. T. Additions, Corrections, and Remarks, ii., 330 — A’Mhaighdean, vi., 99 — A’Mhaighdean, and Beinn Dearg Mhor (Guide Book), ix., 89 — An Sgarsoch, and Carn an Fhidleir (Guide Book), viii., 176 — An Teallach, Ross-shire, iii., 10 ; ix., 289 — Ascent of Ben More, Mull, i., 177 — Beinn Chaluim, Beinn Dheiceach, Meall Chuirn (Guide

Book), vii., 28 — Beinn a’ Chaoruinn, Creag Meaghaidh, and the Monadhliaths,

iii., 235 — Ben Chonzie (Guide Book), vi., 244 — Beinn a’ Chroin, and Ben Vorlich, iii., 235 — Beinn Cleith Brie (Guide Book), ix., 205 — Beinn Dearg, and Carn a’ Chlamain (Guide Book), viii., 174 — Beinn Fhada (Guide Book), viii., 275 — Ben Laoghal (Guide Book), ix., 204 — Bens Laoghal, Hope, and Clibrig, v., 182 — Ben Lomond, etc., ii., 31 — Ben More, Assynt, ix., 290 — Ben Vrackie (Guide Book), viii., 173 — Boot Trees, iii., 169 — The Braes of Angus (Guide Book), viii., 125 ― The Buchaille Etives, iii., 348 — Caiplich, and Cairngorm, vii., 238 — Cairns on Mountain Tops, ii., 38 — The Cairnwell, and Glas Thulachan Groups (Guide Book),

viii., 167 — “Climbing and Exploration in the Karakorams-Himalayas”, by

W. M. Conway, reviewed, iii., 172 — Club Expeditions, i., 178 — Club Meet at Ballachulish, Easter, 1898, v., 80 — Club Meet at Dalmally, Easter, 1891, i., 239 — Club Meet at Dalwhinnie, Easter, 1891, i., 321 — Club Meet at Fort William, New Year, 1898, v., 77 — Club Meet at Loch Awe, New Year, 1897, iv., 284 — Clunie Forest (Guide Book), viii., 262 — The Corrour Hills, vi., 65 — Craigowl, ii., 33 — Creag Meaghaidh Range, East of the “Window”, vi., 37 — Cruach Ardran, by the North-West Face, iii., 306 — Dalwhinnie to Tyndrum, i., 245 — Dark Lochnagar, ii., 190 — The Drochaid Glas, vii., 298 — The Drumochter Hills, i., 176 — The Drumochter Hills (Guide Book), vii., 234

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Munro, H. T. The Fannichs (Guide Book), ix., 95 — “Fragments of Earth Lore”, by J. Geikie, reviewed ii., 326 — The Freevater, and Glenstrathfarrar Mountains, vi., 46 — Geal Chain (3,036 feet), Monadhliaths, vi., 37 — “Geological Map of Scotland”, by Messrs. John Bartholomew

& Co., reviewed, ii., 154 — “Handbook for Travellers in Scotland”, by John Murray,

reviewed, iii., 240 — Hot Nights and Days on the Mountains in June, ix., 126 ― Letter to the Editor, x., 231 — Loch Eunach, Sgoran Dubh, and the Western Cairngorms, ii.,

296 — The Lochnagar Range, ii., 133 — Meall na Cuaich, vi., 130 — Mount Blair (Guide Book), viii., 166 — “New Series of Reduced Ordnance Survey Maps”, Nos. 11,

12, 13, 15, 16 and 21, by Messrs. John Bartholomew & Co., reviewed, i., 180

— Do., do., Nos. 17 and 20, i., 248 — Do., do., Nos. 19 and 25, ii., 210 — Do., do., No. 24, iii., 49 — Do., do., Nos. 12, 16 and 26, iii., 246 — Note to Mam Sodhail (Guide Book), viii., 279 — Note to Prof. Heddle’s Paper on “South West Ross”, v., 114 — Notes on Carn Liath, and Ben Vuroch, i., 243 — Notes on Glenfinnan, and Lochaber Hills, i., 243 — Notes on Mam Sodhail, Sgurr Fhuarran, and Ben Fhada, i.,

129 — “On the Top of Ben Nevis”, by Edward Whymper reviewed,

iii., 245 — Slioch, and Beinn Lair (Guide Book), ix., 88 — Snow Cornices and Crevasses, iv., 253 — “Solid Alto-Relievo Model of Scotland”, by Messrs W. Martin

& Co., reviewed, ii., 327 — Suggestions as to Maps, i., 43 — Suggestions as to Raising of Subscription, etc., iv., 68 — A Summer Night on the Glenshee Hills, v., 116 — Supplementary Note on Ben-y-Gloe, ii., 239 — Tables giving all the Scottish Mountains exceeding 3,000 feet

in height, i., 276 ― Tracks in Glen Spean, vi., 64 — “Two Days in Lochaber”, by A. E. Robertson, criticised, iii.,

354 — The West Highland Railway, iii., 238 — West Monar, iv., 175

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Munro, H. T. Winter Ascents, i., 20 — Winter Ascents No. 2―Braes of Angus, i., 98 — Winter Ascents No. 3―The Rum Mountains, i., 259 ― Winter Ascents No. 4―The Cairngorms, ii., 45Murdoch-Lawrance, R. Lines on Arthur’s Seat, x., 54Murray, J. “Handbook for Travellers in Scotland”, reviewed, iii., 240

nAIsMIth, W. W. Ardlui Boulder, v., 147 — Beinn Narnain, and the Cobbler, iii., 161 — Ben More, Assynt (Guide Book), ix., 140 — Ben More Group (Perthshire), (GuideBook), vi.,196 — Ben Nevis in 1880, and 1889, i., 215 — Ben Nevis―North Face, iii., 23 — Ben Nevis―Tower Ridge, vi., 131 — Ben Vorlich (Perthshire) Group (Guide Book), vi., 200 ― Ben Wyvis, ii., 319 — Benighted on Ben More, Assynt, vi., 82 — A Blizzard on Ben Lui, iv., 276 — Buchaille Etive More―The Crowberry Ridge, iv., 149 ― Cioch na h’Oighe, and Cir Mhor: Variations, iv., 173 — Cir Mhor, from Glen Sannox, ii., 17 — The Cliffs of Ben A’an, v., 52 — The Cobbler, iii., 351 ; iv., 65 ; v., 41 — Coolins, ii., 320 — Courage in Climbing, x., 275 — Cruach Ardran, Stobinian, and Ben More, ii., 135 — The Fairy Knoll, Lochfyne, viii., 329 — Highland Place Names, i., 183 — Jura (Guide Book), x., 168 ― The Meikle Bin with Lanterns, x., 269 — A Night on A’Cir, ii., 138 — On the Campsie Fells with Norwegian Skis, ii., 89 — The Orkney Islands (Guide Book), x., 156 — The Outer Hebrides (Guide Book), x., 161 — The Pinnacle Route, and Western Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean,

ii., 285 — “Rock Climbing in Skye”, by Ashley P. Abraham, reviewed,

x., 175 — “Scrambles amongst the Alps”, by E. Whymper, reviewed, vi.,

136 ― The Shepherd at Home, on 24th and 25th March, iii., 103 — Ski-ing in the Monadhliaths, x., 270 — Snow Cornices and Crevasses, iv., 180 — Snowcraft in Scotland, ii., 157 — Letter re Snowcraft in Scotland, ii., 323

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Naismith, W. W. Table of the Highest Points of all the Counties of Scotland, i., 250

— Three Days among the Cuchullins, i., 56 ― Wastdale Head, iv., 174Napier, R. G. Corrie Sugach, and Narnain, vii., 179 — Life Membership Subscription, viii., 90, 332Nelson, W. Braeriach, ascended by Corrie Dhonndail, viii., 118 — Club Meet at Ballachulish, Easter, 1906, ix., 80Newbigging, W. C. Arran, viii., 87 — Ben Lomond, viii., 87 — Ben Nevis, vii., 241 — Buchaille Etive Mor, viii., 87 — Gully on Meall-an-t-Suidhe, viii., 109New Zealand, Alpine Club of. “The New Zealand Alpine Journal: A Record of

Mountain Exploration and Adven ture”, reviewed, ii., 211 Nicolson, A. First Ascent of Sgurr Alasdair, etc., ix., 351 — The Isle of Skye, ii., 107 — Skye and Sgur-nan-Gillean, in 1865, ii., 99

olIphAnt, T. C. “Some Rambles round Edinburgh”, reviewed, ii., 212Omond, R. T. Notes on Brocken Spectre, iii., 92Omond T. S. Secreta Montium, iii., 81Oppenheim, E. C. “New Climbs in Norway”, reviewed, v., 267Oppenheimer, L. J. Ben Nuis Chimney, vii., 1 — “The Heart of Lakeland”, reviewed, x., 233Ordnance Survey, New Maps, reviewed, vii., 294

pArker, J. A. Beallach Coire Labain, vii., 303 — Buchaille Etive, ix., 224 — Club Meet at Aviemore, Easter, 1902, vii., 80 ― The Cuillins in a Week, x., 131 — A Day among the Mourne Mountains, iii., 109 — The Easains (Guide Book), vii., 224 — The Mamore Forest Group (Guide Book), vii., 130 — Sgoran Dubh, Corrie between Buttresses, Nos. 2 and 3

explored, viii., 116 ― Stob Choire Claurigh, Stob Coire an Laoigh, and Sgor a’

Choinnich Mor, iii., 346Parker-Smith, J. “Access to Mountains”, reviewed, i., 328 ― Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland― I.

Introductory, iii., 51Patchell, C. W. Climbing round Wastdale, iii., 159Peach, B. N. “The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre”, reviewed, viii., 92Pennant, T. “A Tour in Scotland”, Extract from, describing Skye, v., 209

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Penney, S. M. Ben Buidhe, vii., 124 — A Climb for a View, Scour Ouran, iii., 28 — Cloudless March Days in Skye, vi., 167 — Maccoitar’s Cave, Skye, vi., 14 — “The Misty Isle of Skye: Its Scenery, its People, its Story”, by

J. A. Macculloch, reviewed, ix., 56 ― Spring Attempts, v., 298Perry, A. W. “Welsh Mountaineering”, reviewed, iv., 257Pettigrew, J. B. The Island of Rum, iii., 278Phillip, C. B. Adventure on Sgor-na-h-Ullaidh, i., 115 — A’Ghlas Bheinn (Guide Book), viii., 273 — Beinn a’ Bheithir―Mountain of Lightning (Guide Book), vii.,

105 — Beinn Dearg (Guide Book), ix., 134 — Beinn Fhada (Ben Attow), (Guide Book), viii., 273 — Ben Hope (Guide Book), ix., 200 — Ben Vorlich, etc., i., 241 — Corrected O.S. Maps of Skye, viii., 137 — Creag a Chaise, View from, i., 176 — Cruach Lusach, View from, i., 130 — The Dirc Mhor of Am Faireamh, iii., 161 — Fionn Bheinn (Guide Book), ix., 98 — The Galloway Hills (Guide Book), ix., 264 — Group of Creag Meaghaidh (Guide Book), vii., 246 — The Highlands of Galloway, i., 161 — Knoydart, i., 265 — Ladhar Beinn (Larven), (Guide Book), viii., 206 — Maoile Lunndaidh (Guide Book), viii., 322 — Meall Buidhe and Luinne Bheinn (Guide Book), viii., 205 — Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan (Guide Book), viii., 275 — Sgurr Fhuaran (Sgurr Ouran), (Guide Book), viii., 266 — Sgurr na Lapaich (Guide Book), viii., 279 — The Streaps (Guide Book), viii., 199 — The Streaps, and Sgurr Ghuibhsachan, iii., 65 ― Traverse of Ross-shire from Beauly to Loch Carron, via Sgurr

na Lapich and Riabhachan, iii., 121Pilkington, C. Ascent of “Inaccessible Pinnacle”, ix., 348 ― “Black Coolins”, referred to, ii., 135 — Map of Coolins, referred to, ii., 168 ― Sgurr Alaisdair, i., 139Pont, T. Map of Skye, 1654, v., 207Prothero, G. W. “The Exploration of the Caucasus” by D. W. Freshfield,

reviewed, iv., 182

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rAeburn, H. Arran, vii., 113 — Arthur’s Seat, and Salisbury Crags, iv., 335 ; ix., 286 — Askival and Allival, Island of Rum, iv., 301 — The Bass Rock, iv., 342 — Ben Eunaich Group (Guide Book), vii., 93 — Ben an Lochain (The Old Man) : Climbs on North Face, vii.,

243 — Ben Nevis, v., 41 — Ben Nevis in November, 1896, iv., 244 — Ben Nevis : The Observatory Gully, vi., 257 — Ben Nevis : Observatory Ridge, First Descent, viii., 86 — Ben Nevis : The Staircase Climb, Carn Dearg, viii., 86 — The Black Shoot, in White, vi., 161 — A Cairngorm Climb, the Shelter Stone Crag, etc., x., 6 — The Castle, Ben Nevis, v., 198 — The Castles, from Harta Corrie, ix., 101 — The Chasm, Buchaille Etive Mor, ix., 149 — The Cliffs of Corrie Arder, viii., 4 — Climbing in Skye, v., 85 — The Cobbler, iv., 248 — The Cobbler―Central Buttress and South Peak, v., i41 — The Cobbler―North Peak, ix., 54 — Eigg (Guide Book), x., 164 — Garbhvein of Ardgour―Descent of North-east Buttress x., 123 — The Killin Hills (Guide Book), vii., 25 — Kletterschue in the Lakes, vi., 252 — The Lammermuirs (Guide Book), ix., 280 — Letter to Editor regarding “Some Mechanics of the Rope and

Axe”, x., 126 — The Maiden Rock, St. Andrews, vii., 48 — The Narnain Caves, v., 200 — The North Buttress, Carn Dearg of Nevis, x., 183 — The North Trident Buttress of Ben Nevis, viii., 104 — Note on Birds of Corrie Arder, iv., 148 — A November Evening on Lochnagar, v., 176 — The Observatory Ridge, Ben Nevis, vi., 213 — Ridge-walking on the Coolins at Easter, 1905, ix., 59 — A Scottish Ice Climb, ix., 153 — Scottish Snow, viii., 285 — From Sea to Summit, vii., 194 — Sgoran Dubh, vii., 117 — Sgoran Dubh Climbs (Guide Book), vii., 274 — Sgurr Ruadh, and Coire Lair, viii., 221 — The Shetlands (Guide Book), x., 159 — The Storr Rock, and the Old Man of Storr, v., 200

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Raeburn, H. Strathcarron, and Achnashellach Hills (Guide Book), ix., 26 — Tower Gully Ridge Traverse, viii., 107 — Two Climbs on the Tarmachans, v., 70 — Two Days in Cumberland, vi., 132 — Wastdale at Christmas, v., 87 — A Wet Day in Glencoe, v., 24Ramsay, G. G. Address at First Annual Dinner of Club, 12th Dec, 1889, i., 1 — Ascent of Ben Alder, i., 135 — Ascent of Suilven by the Grey Castle, iv., 23 — The Formation of the Scottish Mountaineering Club, iv., 73 — Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland―VI.

(Conclusion), iv., 1 — Prof. John Veitch : In Memoriam, iii., 175Rennie, J. Account of Club Exhibition of Lantern Slides, February, 1893,

ii., 271 — “The Climbers Pocket Book : Rock Climbing Accidents, with

Hints on First Aid to the Injured”, by Lionel F. West, reviewed, x., 57

— Clinometer or Slope Measurer, ii., 91 — Depth of Snow at Ben Nevis Observatory, ii., 317 — Diary of a Week’s Ridge Walking in the North-West of

Scotland, ii., 291 — Diary of a Week’s Walk from Glenshee, ii., 141 — Gars-bheinn, Skye, iv., 177 — “Guide to Ben Nevis”, by J. Menzies & Co., reviewed, iii., 49 — “How to use the Aneroid Barometer”, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, ii., 95 — “The Mountains of California”, by J. Muir, reviewed, iv., 137 — Note on Magnetic Properties of Coolin Rocks, v., 15 — Note on Stonefalls in the Coolins, v., 16 — “The Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom”, by Lieut.-

Col. T. P. White, reviewed, ii., 281 — Signalling, ix., 226 — Strathcarron, 7th and 9th July, 1894, iii., 163Rickmers, W. R. Aquatic Sport on Ben Nevis, viii., 157Robertson, A. E. The A’Chralaig Group (Guide Book), viii., 270 — Ben Alder (Guide Book), vii., 227 — The Ben Eighe (Ben Eay) Range (Guide Book), ix., 37 — Ben More Assynt, and Beinn Dearg, Ross-shire, vi., 36 — Ben More (Mull), (Guide Book), x., 167 ― Ben Nevis in August, viii., 220 — Bidean an Eoin Deirg (Guide Book), viii., 323 — Coire an-t-Sneachda, viii., 115 — The Creag Meaghaidh Range, iii., 23 — Foinne Bheinn, Arcuil, and Ben Hee (Guide Book), ix., 202

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Robertson, A. E. Gleourach, and Spidean Mialach (Guide Book), viii., 261 — Heights on Crowberry Ridge, viii., 308 — Lantern Slide Collection, viii., 78 — Lurg Mhor (Guide Book), viii., 324 — Mam Sodhail (Guide Book), viii., 277 — Moruisg (Guide Book), viii., 325 — The “Munro’s” of Scotland, vii., 10 — Robert Kerr Parr, In Memoriam, viii., 185 — The Saddle, and Sgurr na Sgine (Guide Book), viii., 258 — Sgor Choileam (Guide Book), viii., 200 — The Sgor na Ciche Group (Guide Book), viii., 202 — Sgurr a’ Bhealaich Dheirg (Guide Book), viii., 268 — Sgurr a’ Mhaoraich (Sgurr a’ Mhoraire), (Guide Book), viii.,

260 — Sron a’ Choire Ghairbh (Guide Book), viii., 197 — Suilven (Guide Book), ix., 138 — A Tramp through Knoidart and Kintail, iii., 351 — Two Days in Lochaber, iii., 267 — The Tyndrum Hills, iv., 298 — The Window, Creag Meaghaidh, iii., 109Robertson, R. A. Club Meet at Dalmally, Easter, 1891, i., 237 — Septembrians in September, vi., 17Rolland, H. W. Ascents of Cruachan, Cruach Ardran, and Ben Lawers, i., 86Royal Scottish Geographical Society. Atlas of Scotland, iv., 138Russell, A. W. Arrochar, vii., 240 — Beinn Bheithir, v., 40 — Ben Venue, iv., 298 — The Cairngorms in June, ix., 145 — Clachlet, vi., 65 — Creag MacRanaich, Balquhidder, iv., 247 ― Glencoe, v., 40 — The Glen Creran Hills, ix., 239 — Glen Feshie, vi., 110 — The Lomond Hills (Guide Book), vi., 236 — Stob Gabhar, vi., 66 ― The Tarmachans, v., 88

“st. jAMes’s gAzette.” Thirst and How to Quench it, iii., 44 Sang, G. Club Meet at Loch Awe, New Year, 1901, vi., 207“Scotsman.” Ascent of Ben Nevis, ii., 84 ― Gamekeeper killed by a Stag, i., 183 — A Novel Scientific Foot-Race, vii., 42Scott, Sir W. Visit to Skye in 1814, taken from “The Life of Sir Walter

Scott”, v., 214Scully, T. V. Cader Idris, iii., 223

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Scully, T. V. Snowdon at Christmas, iii., 58Shadbolt, L. G. Bhasteir Tooth, Skye, ix., 225 — Ossian’s Cave, East Buttress, x., 171Shadbolt, S. G. The Brack, ix., 144 ― Rocks of Corrie Sugach, ix., 143Sharpe, H. Brocken Spectres, Bows and Glories, iii., 85Shearer & Son, R. S. “Panorama from Ben Nevis”, reviewed, iv., 72 — “Panorama from the Wallace Monument, Stirling”, reviewed,

iv., 191Sims & Co., H. T. Boot Nails, viii., 283Sinigaglia, L. “Climbing Reminiscences of the Dolomites”, reviewed iv., 255Slingsby, W. C. New Expeditions in Norway in 1898, v., 197 — New Expeditions in Norway in 1900, vi., 127 — “Norway, the Northern Playground”, reviewed, viii., 92Smith, A. D. Club Meet at Killin, New Year, 1909, x., 258Smith, G. A. Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland—V., J. D.

Forbes, iii., 309Smith, T. H. Round Tyndrum, ii., 82Smith, W. A. “Atlas of Scotland”, by the Royal Scottish Geographical

Society” reviewed, iv., 138 — The Cairngorms in Summer, i., 106 — Club Meet at Tyndrum, Easter, 1897, iv., 294 — Life Membership Subscription, viii., 138 — The Pentland Hills (Guide Book), ix., 283 — “The Pentland Hills: their Paths and Passes”, 9th Edition,

1904, reviewed, viii., 226 ― The Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland―IV.,

Robson, Anderson, Grierson, and Burton, iii., 247 — Stuc a’ Chroin, iv., 296 — Through the Mountains, i., 253 — The Western Cairngorms (Guide Book), vii., 254Smith, W. C. Club Meet at Sligachan, Easter, 1903, vii., 280 — “Coruisk”, a Poem, x., 348 — The Mamore Forest Group, x., 228 — A Skye Highway, x., 13Solly, G. A. Attempt on Sgoran Dhu, Rose Ridge, viii., 119 — A Climb on Stack Polly, x., 179 — Club Meet at Inveroran, Easter, 1903, vii., 285 — Joseph Collier, In Memoriam, ix., 47Spalding, W. P. “The Roof-climber’s Guide to Trinity”, reviewed, vi., 68“Sport im Bild.” “Bergesteigung in den ‘Coolins’ der Insel Skye”, reviewed,

iv., 251Squance, F. C. The Black Mount at New Year, v., 61 — Club Meet at Crianlarich, Easter, 1909, x., 342 ― Pavey Ark, vi., 250

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Steeple, E. W. Western Buttress of Sron na Ciche, Sgurr Sgumain, Skye, x., 359

Stephen, L. “The Playground of Europe”, reviewed, iii., 242Stewart, H. Camping in the Cairngorms, viii., 182 — A Northern Arête of Braeriach, viii., 332Stott, J. G. “Access to Mountains”, by J. Parker-Smith, appearing in

“Blackwood’s Magazine” for August, 1891, reviewed, i., 328

— Ben Alder, i., 70 — “Ben a’ Bhuird, and Ben Avon,’’ by A. I. McConnochie,

reviewed, ii., 37 — The Ben Lui Group, and Ben Chabhair, i., 247 — The Ben More Trio, i., 148 — “Ben Rinnes”, by A. I. McConnochie, reviewed, ii., 37 — Ben Vorlich, Loch Lomond, i., 324 — “Braeriach, and Cairn Toul”, by The Cairngorm Club,

reviewed, i., 249 — Buchaille Etive, i., 25 — The Cheviot, i., 130 — Club Meet at Crook Inn, February, 1891, i., 236 — Club Meet at Dalmally, Easter, 1891, i., 237 — Club Meet at Dalwhinnnie, May, 1891, i., 321 — The Club Song, ii., 69 — The Club Song, last three verses, iii., 46 — Creag na Caillich, i., 131 — Deep Glen Lyon, ii., 113 — “Distribution of Rare Plants in Britain”, by Bishop

Mitchinson, appearing in “Nature Notes” for March, 1891, reviewed, i., 251

— Excursions from Crianlarich and Dalmally, i., 84 — The Glen Dochart Hills, ii., 31 — The Glen Lyon Hills, i., 131 — “A Guide to Morven”, by The Cairngorm Club, reviewed, i.,

249 — Introductory and Valedictory, ii., 1 — The Killin Hills, i., 178, 270 — Letter to Mr. W. Douglas, ii., 93 — “Lochnagar”, by A. I. McConnochie, reviewed, ii., 35 — Lochnagar, and the Glen Shee Hills, i., 242 ― Mountain Memories, iv., 224 — “Pioneer Work in the Alps of New Zealand”, by A. B. Harper,

reviewed, iv., 350 — Preface to Vol. I., i., 1 — Schiehallion, iii., 260 — Snowcraft in Scotland, ii., 279

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Stott, J. G. The Tapmost Elevation, vi., 31 — Tyndrum Hills, i., 325Stuart, C. Corrie Vassie, or the Corrie of the Wolf, ii., 64 — The Scottish Alpine Botanical Club, ii., 90Stutfield, H. E. M. “Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies”,

reviewed, viii., 92Swan, D. C. In the Land of the Mackays, iv., 43 ― Notes from the Far North, iv., 249 — A Snow Bridge in Coire Ard Dhoire (Corrie Arder), vi., 22

thoMson, G. The Aonachs (Aonach Mor and Aonach Beag), (Guide Book), vii., 222

— Arran―27th September, 1893, iii., 108. — The Arrochar Mountains, i., 63 — Ascent of Glen Coe Hills, i., 85 — Beinn an Dothaidh, and Beinn Doireann, iii., 76 — The Ben Nevis Observatories, vii., 180 — Ben Voirlich, Stuc-a-Chroin, and Ben Each, iii., 107 — Bidean, and the Buchailles, i., 89 — Cir Mhor, iii., 212 — Club Meet at Tyndrum, New Year, 1896, iv., 126 — Cruach Ardran, ii., 88 — Equipment, Report by Alpine Club Committee, reviewed, ii.,

145 — The Fannichs, and the Teallachs, ii., 279 — Letter to Editor, vii., 179 — Letter to Editor, regarding Practice Scrambles, iv., 133 — Nails for Climbing Boots, iii., 307 — A New Form of Tent, iii., 307 — The North-East Ridge of Aonach Beag, iii., 332 — Practice Scrambles, ii., 8 — Schiehallion (Guide Book), vi., 245 — Some Mechanics of the Rope and Axe, x., 17 — The Train in Mountaineering, ix., 71 — A Walk across the Fannichs, ii., 306 — The Whangie, ii., 139Thomson, W. Depth of Snow at Ben Nevis, 1895–6, iv., 251Tough, W. Ben Avon, and Lochnagar on the First Days of the Year, ii.,

273 — Bidein Druim-nan-Ramh, by the Druim-nan-Ramh Ridge, iii.,

284 — Buchaille Etive Mor, by the N.E. Face, iv., 62 — Corrie Arder, iv., 141 — Lochnagar, by the Cliffs, iv., 35

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VeItCh, J. Androwhinnie, ii., 41 — Club Meet at Crook Inn, February, 1891, i., 236 — Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland―II.,

Thomas Pennant, iii., 111 — Sheriff Nicholson : In Memoriam, ii., 254

WAlker, C. W. Glencoe, viii., 86 — A Spring Day on Blaven, vii., 310Walker, H. Ben More (Mull), ii., 82 — Gaick Forest (Guide Book), viii., 177 — Letter to the Editor regarding Suilven, iv., 133 — A New Climb on Carn Dearg of Ben Nevis, viii., 179Walker, H. The North-East Buttress, viii., 180 — The Rose Ridge of Sgoran Dubh, x., 54 — A Winter Climb on Creag na Caillich, vii., 365Watt H. B. Ben Cleuch on New Year’s Day, i., 241 — Ben Ledi on Christmas Day, i., 179 — Ben Lui, and Ben Oss, iii., 163 — Beinn Mhor, Cowal, ii., 273 — Galloway, and Ayrshire Hills, ii., 138 — Killin Hills, ii., 137 ― Kirriereoch, ii., 138 — Notes on the Hills near Glasgow, ii., 206 — “Our Western Hills : how to reach them, and the views from

their summits”, by a Glasgow Pedestrian, reviewed, ii., 147 — The Paps of Jura, iii., 164 — The Pass of Corryarrick, i., 167 — “The Place Names of Scotland”, by J. B. Johnston, reviewed,

ii., 148 ― Scafell Pike, and Scafell, ii., 88 — “Sketch Book of the North”, by G. Eyre-Todd, reviewed, i.,

179Waugh, J. J. Club Meet at Tyndrum, New Year, 1906, ix., 76 — The Moffat, Lowther, and Tweedsmuir Hills (Guide Book),

ix., 271Weld, C. R. Extract from “Two Months in the Highlands”, descriptive of

the Coolins in 1859, v., 228West, L. F. “The Climber’s Pocket Book”, reviewed, x., 57Weston, W. “Mountaineering and Exploration in the Japanese Alps”,

reviewed, iv., 254Wherry, G. “Alpine Notes, and the Climbing” Foot”, reviewed, iv., 188 White, T. P. “The Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom”, reviewed, ii.,

281Whymper, E. “The Alps Revisited”, reviewed, iii., 243 — “Chamonix, and the Range of Mont Blanc”, reviewed, iv., 191

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Whymper, E. “A Guide to Zermatt, and the Matterhorn”, reviewed, iv., 353 — “How to use the Aneroid Barometer”, reviewed, ii., 95 — “On the Top of Ben Nevis”, reviewcd, iii., 245 — “Scrambles Amongst the Alps”, reviewed, vi., 136 — “Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator”, reviewed,

ii., 94Wigner, J. H. Ben Chonzie on Ski, viii., 133Williams, S. S. Blaven, vi., 129Wilson, A. R. Beinn Ghlas, and Ben Lawers, ix., 100 — Meall nan Tarmachan, ix., 100 — Morven : an Appreciation, x., 139 — Solar Halo, and Mock Suns, x., 173Wilson, C. “Mountaineering”, reviewed, iii., 47Wilson, J. “A Voyage round the Coasts of Scotland”, Extracts from,

regarding Skye, v., 219Wilson, W. M. Ben Starav, viii., 330 — The Cairnwell, and Glas Thulachan Groups x., 357Workman, R. E. The Cliffs of Sugach Corrie, vii., 75 — Club Meet at Inveroran, New Year, 1909 x., 261 — Club Meet at Tarbet, New Year, 1902, vii., 77Worthington, A. M. An Optical Phenomenon, vi., 135

YorkshIre Ramblers’ Club Journal, The, No. 1, Vol. I., reviewed, v., 318

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Section II.―Maps and Illustrations.

1.―Maps.

An Teallach, Sketch Map of, iii., 12Arran Hills, The, Map of, iii., 196 ; viii., 18

ben Nevis, Map of, iii., 318 ; vii., 142Buchailles of Etive, The, Sketch Map of, v., 231

CuIllIns, Club Map of (4” to mile), 1898, v., at end ― The Revised Map (3½” to mile), 1907, ix., at end

St. Kilda, Map of, vi., 150Salisbury Crags, Map, showing routes, iv., 336

Torridon Hills (1” to mile), Map of, i., 194

2.―Illustrations.

A’ ChIr, Sketch, iii., 212 — Lord Brougham’s Nose, from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200 — Ridge, x., 102 — Ridge, and Coire Daingean, from East, Sketch, x., 102 — Ridge, “Mauvais Pas”, Sketch, iii., 202 ; x., 103A’ Chralaig, viii., 262 — from West end of Loch Affric, viii., 270A’ Ghurr Thionail, Sketch Plan, x., 350Alasdair-Dubh Gap, see Thearlaich-Dubh GapAlder, Berry-bearing, see Berry-bearing AlderAlligin, Sketch Plan, ix., 35Allt na Mhuinidh Waterfall Climb, v., 258Alltbeath, Glen Affric, viii., 274Am Bathaiche, Sketch Plan, x., 350Am Bhasteir, see BhasteirAn Teallach, iii., 10 ; iv., 116 ; ix., 92 ; x., 1 ― Sketch Plan, ix., 92 — Bidean a’Ghlas Thuill, from the North, Sketch, iii., 11 ; ix., 94 — Cadha Gobhlach, iii., 14 ; ix., 94 — Cadha Gobhlach, Top above, iii., 14 ; ix., 94 — Corrag Bhuidhe, iii., 10, 14 ; iv., 116 ; ix., 59, 92, 94 — Corrag Bhuidhe, Buttress, iii., 10, 14 ; iv., 116 ; ix., 92, 94

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An Teallach, Loch Toll an Lochain, iii., 10 ; iv., 1 16 ; ix., 92 — Lord Berkeley’s Seat, iii., 10, 14 ; iv., 1 16 ; ix., 92, 94 — Sail Liath, iii., 14 ; ix., 94 — Sgurr Fiona, iii., 10, 14 ; iv., 1 16 ; ix., 92, 94 — Southern portion of Main Range of, iii., 14 ; ix. 94Aonach Beag, Below Cornices of, viii., 144 — N.E. Ridge of, viii., 142Aonach Dubh, see Bidean nam BianArran, Climbing Cyclopean Walls of, iii., 204 ; iv., 118Arran Hills, from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200 — from East, Sketch, x., 88Askival, Rum, Sketch, iii., 278Ass The, in Mountaineering, Sketch, x., 205Aviemore, Group of Club Members, Easter, 1904, viii., 110

bArberrY, Sketch, x., 312Beachy Head, Etheldreda’s Pinnacle, iii., 290 — from the Sea, Sketch, iii., 289 — The Devil’s Chimney, iii., 292Bealach a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, iii., 167Bealach Dubh, see Ben AlderBealach an Fhir Bogha, from East, Sketch, x., 102Bealach na Glaic Moire, Route to, Sketch, ix., 342Bealach a Leitir, from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — from Sligachan, Sketch, iii., 167 ; ix., 328Bealach na Lice, see Bealach a LeitirBearberry, Sketch, x., 308Ben A’an, vi., 242 ― from the South, Sketch, v., 53 ; vi., 243Ben Achallader, North Corrie, Sketch, iv., 94Ben Aden, viii., 187Ben Alder, Bealach Dubh, vii., 228 — from the North, x., 192 — from the N.E., vii., 228 — Long Leachas, vii., 228 — Sron Bealach Beithe, vii., 228Beinn Alligin, see AlliginBen Attow, from Alltbeath in Glen Affric, viii., 274 ― Western ridge of Corrie between Tops 1 and 2 of, from Meall

a’ Bhealaich, viii., 229Beinn Bhan, Applecross, Sketch Plan, ix., 31Beinn a’ Bheithir, Sunset from, v., 1 24Ben Bheoil, vii., 228Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, see Ben CruachanBeinn Bynac, Tors of, vii., 178

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Beinn a’ Chliabhain, from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200Ben a’ Chochuill, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174Ben Cruachan, Sketch Plan, vii., 88 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, from East, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — Coire Creachainn, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 — Drochaid Ghlas, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Drochaid Ghlas, from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — from Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Sketch, ii., 179 — from Beinn a’ Chochuill, vii., SS — from Beinn Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — from Drochaid Ghlas, Sketch, ii., 177 — from North, Sketch, ii., 180 ; vii., 90 — from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — from Top of Ben Lui, viii., 96 — Horse Shoe of, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 ― Meall Cuanail, Sketch, vii., 92 — Meall Cuanail, from Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Sketch, ii., 179 — Meall an Riaghain, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Nameless Top, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Nameless Top, from East, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 ― Sron an Isean, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Sron an Isean, from East, ii., 176 : vii., 91 — Stob Dearg, from Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Sketch, ii., 179 — Stob Dearg, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Stob Dearg, from Drochaid Ghlas, Sketch, ii., 177 — Stob Dearg, from North, Sketch, ii., 180 : vii., 90 — Stob Dearg, from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — Stob Dearg, North Face, ii., 85 — Stob Diamh, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Stob Diamh, from East, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 — Stob Diamh, from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — Stob Garbh, from Ben Eunaich, Sketch, ii., 174 — Stob Garbh, from East, Sketch, ii., 176 ; vii., 91 — Stob Garbh, from South, Sketch, vii., 92 — Taynuilt Peak, see Stob Dearg, above — Twin Peaks, looking West from Drochaid Ghlas, Sketch, ii.,

177Beinn Dearg Mhor and Larachantivore, x., 4Beinn Dearg Mhor, Skye, iv., 124Beinn Dochas, see Ben HopeBeinn Doireann, vii., 30 — Icicles on, Sketch, ii., 131Ben Eighe, Coire Mhic Fhearchair, i., 187 ; v., 100 ; ix., 40 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Buttresses from West, x., 68

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Ben Eighe, Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Dr. Collie’s Cairn, v., 102 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Traverse, v., 102Ben Eighe, from Loch Coulin, ix., 38Beinn Eunaich, Black Shoot, vi., 162Beinn Fhada, Glencoe, i., 89Beinn Fhada, see Ben AttowBen Hope, A Peep through the Clouds from, iv., 44 — and Loch Hope, ix., 200Ben Laoghal, from Lochan Hacoin, iv., 44Ben Lawers, Lochan a’ Chait, vii., 24 — View from, x., 260 — View from the Summit Cairn, looking S.W., vii., 22 — View near the Summit, looking N.E., vii., 23Ben Ledi, from above Loch Lubnaig, vi., 238Ben Lomond, Cliffs, from fifty feet below summit, Sketch, iv., 332 ; vi., 114 — Cliffs, from N.E., Sketch, iii., 343 — from Head of Glen Dubh, Sketch, iii., 146, 147 — from near Inveruglas, vi., iiiBen Lui, viii., 95 — from Loch Awe, vi., 192 ― from N.E., vi., 194 — North-east Face, showing routes, Sketch, ii., 260 ; iv., 109 ;

vi., 193 — Summit, looking North, x., 154 — Summit, looking South, x., 152 — View of Ben Cruachan from, viii., 96Beinn Mheadhoin, from Crags above Loch Avon, x., 10Ben Narnain, from Crois, viii., 310Ben Nevis, Carn Dearg, v., 45 ; x., 184 ― Carn Dearg, showing routes, v., 128 ; x., 184 — Carn Dearg, Sketch, vii., 148 ; x., 184 — Carn Dearg Buttress, v., 45 ; vii., 150 ; x., 184 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Sketch, vii., 148 — Carn Dearg Buttress, showing routes, Sketch, x., 184 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase Climb, v., 128 ; x., 184 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase Climb, Sketch, vii., 148 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase Climb, showing routes, Sketch,

x., 184 — Carn Dearg, North Buttress, x., 184 — Carn Dearg, North Buttress, showing routes, Sketch, x., 184 — Castle, v., 128 — Castle Climb, x., 184 — Castle Climb, showing routes, Sketch, x., 184 — Castle Ridge, v., 128 ; vii., 150 — Castle Ridge, Sketch, vii., 148

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Ben Nevis, Comb, from Garadh na Ciste, vii., 206 — Cousins’ Buttress, x., 184 — Cousins’ Buttress, showing routes, Sketch, x., 184 — from Allt a’ Mhuilinn, panorama, vii., 146 ― from Banavie, vii., 134 — from Carn Mor Dearg, vi., 213 ; vii., 136 — from Carn Mor Dearg, panorama, iii., 316 ; vii., 166 — from Corpach, Sunrise effect, viii., 148 ― from South, Sketch, iii., 340 ; vii., 148 — N.E. Buttress and Tower Ridge, from N., iii., Frontis piece; vi.,

216 ; vii., 154 — Observatory after Silver Thaw, vii., 140 — Summit, showing cornices, x., 334 — Summit (winter), panorama, ix., 158 — Tower, from above, vii., 162 — Tower, from Pinnacle Buttress, vii., 160 — Tower, from Pinnacle Buttress, Sketch, vii., 158 — Tower, from Summit, v., 290 — Tower, from “The Comb”, Sketch, vii., 158 — Tower Gap (summer), vii., 204 — Tower Gap (winter), x., 338 — Tower Ridge and N.E. Buttress, from the North, iii.,

Frontispiece; vi., 216 ; vii., 154 ― Tower Ridge, Foot of, x., 336 — Tower Ridge, from Corrie, v., 290 — Tower Ridge, from head of No. 4 Gully, v., 288 ; vii., 156 ― Trident, viii., 150 — Trident, showing route from foot of Tower to Cornice, x., 78 ― View from, looking East, x., 275Ben Nuis Chimney, vii., 1 — Chimney, Sketch, x., 100 — Easy Gullies, Sketch, x., 100 — from Ben a’ Chliabhain, Sketch, vii., 3 — from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200 — from East, Sketch, x., 88 — Green’s and Boyd’s Gully, Sketch, x., 100 — Precipice, Sketch, x., 100Ben Slioch, see SliochBen Tarsuinn, Sketch, iii., 212 — from Brodick, Sketch, iii,, 200 — from East, Sketch, x., 102Ben Venue, from Ben A’an, vi., 240Ben Vorlich, Measuring Snowslope on, Sketch, ii., 92Ben Wyvis, Sketch Plan, x., 53Berries, The, of Scotland, Plate I., x., 308

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Berries, The, of Scotland, Plate II., x., 310 — of Scotland, Plate III., x., 312Berry-bearing Alder, Sketch, x., 310“Between the Storms”, A Peep from Lonely Corrie, Clach Glas, vii., 310Bhasteir Corrie, Sketch, iii., 167 — from Bhasteir Corrie, Sketch, iii., 167 — from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334 — from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328 — from S.E. Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean, Sketch, ii., 214 ; ix., 329Bhasteir Nick Gap, from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 ― from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328Bhasteir Nick Gully, Sketch, v., 170 ; ix., 225, 338 ― Section showing jammed blocks, v., 172Bhasteir Tooth, from Bhasteir Corrie, Sketch, iii., 167 ― from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334 ― from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328 ― from S.E. Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean, Sketch, ii., 214 ; ix., 329 — King’s Cave Route, see Bhasteir Nick Gully, above — North Face, showing Shadbolt’s Chimney, Sketch, v., 170;

ix., 225, 338 — South Face, Lota Corrie Route, Sketch, iii., 167 ; ix., 336 ― South Face, Naismith’s Route, Sketch, v., 168 ; ix., 336, 337Bidean nam Bian, Aonach Dubh, from Clachaig, v., 128 ; vii., 104 — Aonach Dubh, from Glencoe, i., 89 — Church Door Buttress, v., 136 ; vii., 102 — from Buchaille Etive Mor, vii., 320 — Gearr Aonach, i., 89 — Gearr Aonach, showing routes of Easter, 1898, Sketch, vii.,

104 ― The North-East Spurs of, i., 89Bidein Druim nan Ramh, Sketch Plan, ii., 216 ― from Corrie na Creiche, Sketch, iv., 198 ; ix., 342 ― from Coruisk, iv., 193 ― from South Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean, Sketch, ix., 101, 340Bidean a’ Ghlas Thuill, see An TeallachBilberry, Sketch, x., 308 ― Great, Sketch, x., 308Bitter-sweet, Sketch, x., 310Blackmount, from Clachlet, vii., 96Black Shoot, see Beinn EunaichBlack Spout, etc., see LochnagarBlaeberry, see Bilberry

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Blaven and Clach Glas, East face of, showing routes, Sketch, vi., 129 ; ix., 356 — West face of, Sketch, ix., 358Blaven, from Garbh-Choire, ix., 360 — Garbh Bheinn, and Clach Glas, from foot of Drumhain,

Sketch, iv., 16 — Garbh Bheinn, and Clach Glas, from summit of Marsco,

Sketch, iv., 22 — in the Clouds, v., 93 — Pinnacle Ridge of, Sketch, ix., 358Boot-Trees, Sketch, iii, 169Boulders, Arran, Sketch, iv., 54, 55, 56 ; x., 110Braeriach, x., 148 ― from Cairn Toul, x., 150Bramble, Sketch, x., 310Brocken Bow, Sketch, iii., 88Brocken Spectre, Sketch, i., 326 ; iii., 93Brodick, viii., 12Bruach na Frithe, ii., 5 — Sketch Plan, ii., 216 — from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334 — Looking South from, ix., 338Bruce Stone, Sketch, iv., 55 ; x., 110 Buchaille Etive Mor, vii., 313 ― Crowberry Ridge, iv., 149 — Crowberry Ridge, On the, ix., 1 — Crowberry Ridge, Sketch showing variations of Route, viii.,

305 — Face, from Glen Etive Road, showing Chasm routes, Sketch,

v., 238 ― from Clachlet, vii., 96 — from Glencoe Mountains, vii., 320 — from Kingshouse Inn, ix., 14 — from Kingshouse Inn, showing routes, Sketch, v., 236 ― N.E. Face, iv., 149 — N.E. Face, showing routes, Sketch, v., 235 — S.E. Face, from Glen Etive Road, showing routes, Sketch, v.,

237 — Stob Dearg, showing routes, Sketch, iv., 100Buckthorn, Purging, Sketch, x., 312Bwlch-goch, see SnowdonBwlch Tryfaen, Sketch, iv., 316

CAder Idris, from above Dolgelly, Sketch, iii., 226 ― On North Face of, near Saddle, Sketch, iii., 223

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Cadha Gobhlach, see An TeallachCairngorm, x., 148Cairngorm, and Loch Morlich, vii., 178Cairngorms, from North, Sketch, v., 269Caisteal Abhail, viii., 30 ; x., 84 — from East, Sketch, x., 88 — from Glen Sannox, viii., 16 ; x., 82 — from Goat Fell, Sketch, iii., 208 — Summit Tor of, x., 95Camp at Loch Coruisk, see Loch CoruiskCamp in Coire na Creiche, x., 206Camp, see also HutCanisp, from Lochinver, x., 235Canisp and Suilven, from N.W., ix., 140Carn Dearg, vii., 228Carn Fuaralach, viii., 262Castle, Castle Ridge, etc., see Ben NevisCastles, The, from South Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean, Sketch, ix., 101, 340Cat Nick Buttress, see Salisbury CragsCat Stone, Arran, Sketch, iv., 56 ; x., 110Ceum na Caillich, and Cir Mhor, viii., 30 ; x., 84 — Climbing party on lower part, x., 108 — from East, Sketch, x., 88 — from Glen Sannox, viii., 16 ; x., 82 — from Goat Fell, Sketch, iii., 208Church Door Buttress, see Bidean nam BianCioch a’ Sgumain, see Sgurr SgumainCioch na h’ Oighe, East face of, showing ledges, Sketch, iii., 199 ; x., 108 ― from East, Sketch, x., 88Cir Mhor, and Ceum na Caillich, viii., 30 ; x., 84 ― Caisteal Abhail, and Witch’s Step, from Goat Fell, Sketch, iii.,

208 — from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200 — from Caisteal Abhail, x., 106 — from East, Sketch, x., 88, 102 — from Glen Sannox, viii., 16 ; x., 82 — from Goat Fell, Sketch, iii., 208 — from North Goat Fell, Sketch, iii., 216 — Glen Rosa Pinnacle, Sketch, iii., 216 — N. Face, Sketch, ii., 19 ; iii., 212 ; v., 30 — N.E. Face, showing routes, Sketch, x., 104 — N.W. Pinnacle Ridge, Sketch, iii., 216 — Saddle Ridge, Sketch, iii., 216 — showing Pinnacle Ridge on left and start of Bell’s Groove, x.,

92

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Ciste Dhubh, viii., 262Clach a’ Chait, see Cat StoneClach an Fhionn, see Bruce StoneClach Glas, and Blaven, East Face of, showing routes, Sketch, vi., 129 ; ix., 356 — and Blaven, West Face of, Sketch, ix., 358 — Blaven, and Garbh Bheinn, from foot of Drumhain, Sketch, iv.,

16 — Blaven, and Garbh Bheinn, from summit of Marsco, Sketch,

iv., 22 — from Bealach between Ruadh Stac, and Garbh Bheinn,

Sketch, iv., 19 — from the East, ix., 293 — from the North, iv., 196 — Naismith’s and Parker’s Route, Sketch, ix., 359 — N.E. Face, vi., 220 — On Ridge of, looking South, Sketch, iv., 18 — Pilkington’s Route, Sketch, ix., 359 — West Face, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 359Clachlet, Summit of, ix., 110Clach Mhor, Sketch, iv., 54Clinometer, Sketch of a home-made, ii., 92Cloudberry, Sketch, x., 312Club Meet at Aviemore, Easter, 1904, viii., 110 ― at Inchnadamph, Easter, 1907, ix., 229Clunie Forest Hills, viii., 264 — Inn, viii., 264 — Inn, Hills North of, viii., 262Cobbler, The, Central Peak, vi., 182 — Central Peak, Buttress, vi., 182 — Central Peak, Buttress, showing routes, Sketch, vi., 182 — Central Peak, summit rocks from West, vi., 180 — Central Peak, summit rocks, Sketch, v., 159 ― from Ridge of Ben Narnain, Sketch, iii., 162 — from Slopes of Ben Narnain, vi., 174 — General View, v., 153 — North Peak, from Ridge of Ben Narnain, Sketch, iii., 162 — North Peak, from South, vi., 186 — North Peak, from South, Sketch, vi., 184 — North Peak, from West, vi., 184 — North Peak, from West, Sketch, vi., 184 — North Peak, Ram’s Head, Sketch, v., 157 — North Peak, Ram’s Head Gully, Sketch, v., 157 — North Peak, Right-angled Gully, Sketch, v., i$7 — North Peak, S.E. Section, Sketch, v., 157 — South Peak, from Central Peak, Sketch, v., 162 ; vi., 180

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Cobbler, The, South Peak, from N., vi., 178 — South Peak, from N.E., vi., 176 — South Peak, from Ridge of Ben Narnain, Sketch, iii., 162 — South Peak, showing Climbs, Sketch, v., 160, 162Comb, The, see Ben NevisCornel, Sketch, x., 312Corner Quarry Climbs, see Salisbury CragsCorpach, Ben Nevis Group from,― Sunrise, viii., 148Corrag Bhuidhe, see An TeallachCorrie Arder, see Creag MeaghaidhCoire Ard Dhoire, see Creag MeaghaidhCoire Creachainn, see Ben CruachanCoire na Creiche, Sketch, iv., 198 — Sketch Plan, ii., 216 — Camp in, x., 206 — showing route to Bealach na Glaic Moire, and Water Pipe on

Sgurr na Fheadain, Sketch, ix., 342Coire Daingean, and A’ Chir Ridge, from East, Sketch, x., 102Coire Labain, see Coire LaganCoire Lagan, ii., 218 ; iv., 114 ; ix., 314Coire a’ Mhadaidh, Sketch Plan, ii., 216Coire Mhic Fhearchair, see Ben EigheCorrie Sugach, Rocks of, vii., 76Coruisk, see Loch CoruiskCousins’ Buttress, see Ben NevisCracked Slabs Route, see Salisbury CragsCranberry, Sketch, x., 308Creag Dionard, Foinne Bheinn, ix., 202Creag Meaghaidh, Corrie Arder, iii., 24 ; vii., 245 ; viii., 4 — Corrie Arder, Sketch, iv., 141, 143 ; vii., 246 — Corrie Arder, Avalanche Gully, Sketch, iv., 141, 143 — Corrie Arder, Central Buttress, Sketch, iv., 141, 143 — Corrie Arder, Cliffs of, Sketch, iv., 141 — Corrie Arder, Pinnacle, Sketch, iv., 141, 143 ; vii., 246 — Corrie Arder, Snow-bridge in, vi., 22 — Corrie Arder, “Window”, iv., 143 ; vii., 246Crib y Ddysgyl, see SnowdonCrib-goch, Great Tower of, see SnowdonCrois, from Inveruglas, Coloured, x., 294 ― Pinnacle of, viii., 312Crowberry Ridge, see Buchaille Etive MorCuillins, “The Coolin”, ix., 293 — from Bruach na Frithe, looking South, ix., 338 — from Sgurr na Banachdich, looking South, x., 214 — from Sgurr Dubh na Da Bheinn, looking North, ix., 350

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Cuillins, from Sgurr Sgumain, looking South, ix., 352 — from Sgurr Thearlaich, looking North, ix., 348Cwm Dyli, Pass to, see SnowdonCwm Glas, see SnowdonCyclopean Walls of Arran, see ArranDevil’s Chimney, The, see Beachy HeadDewberry, Sketch, x., 310Doctor’s Chimney, see Sgurr nan GilleanDouglas-Gibson Gully, see LocbnagafDrochaid Ghlas, see Ben CruachanDruim nan Ramh, Sketch Plan, ii., 216Drumhain Ridge, Sgurr nan Gillean from, ix., 334 ― from Marsco, vii., 301

etheldredA’s Pinnacle, see Beachy Head

FAnnIChs, from Fain, ix., 96Feith Buidhe, Crags above Loch Avon from, x., 10Foinne Bheinn (Creag Dionard), see Creag DionardForked Chimney, see Sgurr nan Gillean

gArbh Bheinn of Ardgour, viii., 139 ; x., 340, 342 — Glencoe Mountains from, viii., 140 — North Face, Sketch, v., 92Garbh-bheinn, Clach Glas, and Blaven, from foot of Drumhain, Sketch, iv., 16 — Clach Glas, and Blaven, from summit of Marsco, Sketch, iv.,

22Gars-bheinn, from Sgurr Sgumain, ix., 352Geal Charn, vii., 228Gearr Aonach, see Bidean nam BianGendarme, see Sgurr nan Gillean, ToothGlamaig, iv., 124Glen Affric, A’ Chralaig, from West end of Loch Affric, viii., 270 ― Ben Attow, from Alltbeath, viii., 274 — Mullach Fraoch Choire from, viii., 272Glen Chaoruinn, Top of, Sketch, i., 253Glencoe, i., 89 ; x., 240 — Coloured, x., 302 — from Sgurr Dhonuill―Dawn, v., 120 — Looking up, v., 122 — Mountains, from Buchaille Etive, vii., 320 — Mountains, from Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour, viii., 140 — Stob Coire an Lochan from head of, x., 240Glen Derry, near Corrie Etchachan, x., 144Glen Sannox, viii., 16 ; x., 82

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Glen Shant Pinnacle, Sketch, x., 93Glen Torridon, Liathach from, ix., 32Glissading, two Views, viii., 292Glory (Brocken), Sketch, iii., 88Glyder Fach, Sketch, iv., 316Goat Fell, Cyclopean Wall of Granite, iv., 118 — from Brodick, viii., 12 — from Brodick, Sketch, iii., 200 — from Caisteal Abhail, x., 106 — from East, Sketch, x., 88 — North Goat Fell, from East, Sketch, x., 88Grey Castle, see SuilvenGroup of Club Members, Aviemore, Easter, 1904, viii., 110 — Inchnadamph, Easter, 1907, ix., 229

hArtA Corrie, Sketch, ix., 101, 340Hawthorn, Sketch, x., 312Hut at Loch Coruisk, Elevations, 4 Plates, v., 2Icicles on Beinn Doireann, see Beinn DoireannInaccessible Pinnacle, see Sgurr DeargInchnadamph, Easter, 1907 (Group of Club Members), ix., 229Inveroran, In the Forest, Coloured, x., 304

jAMMed Block Chimney, see Sgurr nan GilleanJuniper, Sketch, x., 312

kIllIn Hills, The, vii., 26Knight’s Peak, see Sgurr nan Gillean, Fourth PinnacleKnot, Middleman, Sketch, v., 265

lAdhAr Beinn, from Barrisdale Bay, iv., 282 — from North, iv., 290 — Stob a’ Chearcaill, iv., 282, 290 — Stob a’ Choire Odhair, iv., 282, 290 — Stob a’ Dhorcaill, iv., 282Lancet Edge, vii., 228 ; x., 194 ― from North, x., 192Larachantivore and Beinn Dearg Mhor, x., 4Leachas, Long, see Ben AlderLeum an Eirannaich, v., 246Liathach, Sketch Plan, ix., 33 — from Glen Torridon, ix., 32 — Meall Dearg of, iii., 134 — Northern Pinnacles, vi., 88 — Northern Pinnacles, Sketch, iii., 132

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Lily of the Valley, Sketch, x., 308Little Quarry, see Salisbury CragsLliwedd, N. Face of, showing crags, Sketch, iii., 61Loch Avon, Crags above, from Feith Buidhe, x., 10 — Head of, and Shelter Stone Crag, x., 8Loch Awe, East end of, vi., 192Loch Coir a’ Ghrunnda, ix., 354Loch Coir Lair, ix., 26Loch Coruisk, iv., 193 ; ix., 312, 346 — from Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, ix., 346 — Looking down from behind the Camp, v., 1 — The Camp, v., 6Loch Coulin, Ben Eighe from, ix., 38Loch Duich, Sgurr Fhuaran and, viii., 266Loch Hacoin, iv., 44Loch Hope, and Ben Hope, ix., 200Loch Katrine, East end of, vi., 240Loch Lomond, from Firkin Farm, Coloured, x., 298 ― near Inveruglas, vi., 111Loch Lurgain, and Stac Polly, ix., 182 ― Stac Polly from, ix., 136Loch Monar, from East, viii., 321Loch Morar, East end of, viii., 202Loch Morlich, and Cairngorm, vii., 178Loch Nevis, Head of, viii., 187Loch Pattack, vii., 228Loch Quoich, looking west to Sgurr a’ Mhaoraich, viii., 260Loch Rannoch, ix., 114Loch Scavaig, and Sgurr Dubh, iv., 160 — from Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, ix., 346Loch Tay, from Kenmore, ix., 105Loch Toll an Lochain, see An TeallachLoch Tulla, ix., 108Loch Tummel, ix., 112Lochan a’ Chait, see Ben LawersLochinver, x., 235Lochnagar, Black Spout, Sketch, viii., 64 — Black Spout Pinnacle, Sketch, viii., 64 — Black Spout, Side Gully, Sketch, viii., 64 ― Cliffs, vii., 185 — Cliffs, showing routes, Sketch, iv., 37 ; viii., 64 ― Corrie, ii., 246 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Sketch, viii., 64 — from Cairnaquheen, viii., 50 — Raeburn’s Gully, Sketch, viii., 64

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Lochnagar, Tough-Brown Ridge, Sketch, viii., 64 — West Gully Climb, Sketch, viii., 64Lord Berkeley’s Seat, see An TeallachLord Brougham’s Nose, see A’ ChirLurven, see Ladhar Beinn

MAM na Cloich ’Airde Pass, viii., 187Mauvais Pas, see A’ChirMeall Cuanail, see Ben CruachanMeall Dearg, see LiathachMiddleman Knot, see KnotMonar Hills, from East, viii., 321Mountaineering, The Ass in, Sketch, x., 205Mullach Buidhe, from East, Sketch, x., 88Mullach Fraoch Choife, from Glen Affric, viii., 272

nICk Gap, see BhasteirNicolson’s Chimney, see Sgurr nan GilleanNorth East Buttress, see Ben NevisNorth Goat Fell, see Goat FellNorthern Pinnacles of Liathach, see Liathach

obserVAtorY, see Ben Nevis“Oh, My Big Hobnailers”, A Reminiscence, Sketch, ii., 204

pArson’s Nose, see SnowdonPoliceman, see Sgurr nan Gillean, ToothPrivet, Sketch, x., 310Purging Buckthorn, see Buckthorn

QuIrAIng The, Pinnacles of, vi., 222

rAeburn’s Gully, see LochnagarRocks, showing effect of dip on profiles, five Sketches, v., 271Rose Ridge, The, see Sgoran DubhRowan, Sketch, x., 310

sAIl Liath, see An TeallachSt. Kilda, Climbing on Stac Levenish, vi., 150 — Landing Place on Stac Lii, Sketch, vi., 139 — Stac na Biorrach, vi., 146 — Stac Lii from the Sea, vi., 148Salisbury Crags, Cat Nick Buttress, vi., 79 — Corner Quarry Climbs, vi., 76 — Cracked Slabs Route, vi., 80

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Salisbury Crags, Crossing White Chimney, vi., 78 — Eastern Buttress, vi., 72 — Little Quarry, vi., 74Schiehallion, from Loch Rannoch, ix., 114 ― from Loch Tummel, ix., 112Sgor a’ Bhealaich, Sketch Plan, x., 354Sgor a’ Bhuic, Sketch Plan, x., 354Sgor Choileam, Sketch, i., 253Sgor a’ Choinnich Beag, Sketch Plan, w, 354Sgor na Ciche, viii., 187Sgor a’ Coire a Mhail, Sketch Plan, x., 356Sgor nan Coireachan and Loch Morar, viii., 202Sgor an Iubhair, Sketch Plan, x., 356Sgor a’ Mhaim, Sketch Plan, x., 356Sgoran Dubh, vii., 117 — Buttresses of, Sketch, viii., 153 — Rose Ridge, from Second Bothy, viii., 196 — Mhor, viii., 196 — No. 2 Buttress, viii., 196 — No. 3 Buttress, viii., 196Sgurr Alasdair, and Sgurr Dearg, from Marsco, vii., 301 ― and Sron na Ciche, x., 202 — Collie’s N.W. Climb on, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Coire Lagan, ii., 218 ; iv., 114.; ix., 314 — from Sgurr Dearg, iv., 202 — from Sgurr Dearg, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 ; viii., 300 — from South, v., 8 — Stone Shoot, Sketch, ix., 350 — Stone Shoot, Top of, from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139Sgurr na Banachdich, from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 — Summit of, at 3.45 a.m., looking South, x., 214Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, iii., 167 — from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 ― from Sligachan, Sketch, ., 328Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan, viii., 262Sgurr Coire an Lochain, Sketch, iv., 206 ― from Coruisk, iv., 193 — from Marsco, vii., 301Sgurr nan Conbhairean, viii., 262Sgurr Dearg, and Sgurr Alasdair, from Marsco., vii., 301 ― from Sgurr Alasdair, vii., 305 — from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from Marsco, vii., 301 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from North, ix., 153

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Sgurr Dearg, Inaccessible Pinnacle, from N.E., iv., 200 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from N.E., showing routes, Sketch, ix.,

347 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from Sgurr Alasdair, vii., 305 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, from S.E., ii., 134Sgurr Dubh, from Loch Coruisk, iv., 193 — from Loch Scavaig, iv., 160 — View of Sgurr Alasdair from summit, viii., 300Sgurr Dubh na Da Bheinn, looking North from, ix., 350Sgurr nan Eag, from Sgurr Sgumain, ix., 352Sgurr na Fheadain, from Corrie na Creiche, Sketch, iv., 198 ; ix., 342Sgurr Fhuaran, and Loch Duich, viii., 266Sgurr Fiona, see An TeallachSgurr a’ Fionn Choire, from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334 — from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328Sgurr a’ Ghreadaidh, from Coruisk, iv., 193 — from Coruisk, Sketch, ix., 345 — from The Camp, Coruisk, v., 6 ― West Face, showing Hidden Gully, x., 210Sgurr nan Gillean, Best Route to foot of Pinnacles, Sketch, ix., 328 ― Commencement of Tourist Route to Summit, Sketch, ix., 328 ― Doctor’s Chimney, Sketch, ix., 333 ― Easy Gully, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166 ― Pinnacle, from N.W., Sketch, ii., 285 — First Pinnacle, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Forked Chimney, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166 — Forked Chimney, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Fourth Pinnacle, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166 — Fourth Pinnacle, from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix.,

334 — Fourth Pinnacle, from N.W., Sketch, ii., 285 — Fourth Pinnacle, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Fourth Pinnacle, from S.E. Ridge, Sketch, ii., 214 ; ix., 329 — from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, iii., 167 ; v., 166 — from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334 — from N.W., Sketch, ii., 285 — from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — from Sligachan, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 328 — from S.E. Ridge, Sketch, ii., 214 : ix., 329 — Gully between Third and Fourth Pinnacles, Sketch, v., 166 — Jammed Block Chimney, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166

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Sgurr nan Gillean, Jammed Block Chimney, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333

— Nicolson’s Chimney, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166 — Nicolson’s Chimney, from Sgurr a Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Pinnacles of, from N.W., ii., 285 — Second Pinnacle from N.W., Sketch, ii., 285 — Second Pinnacle from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Third Pinnacle from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, v., 166 — Third Pinnacle from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix.,

334 ― Third Pinnacle from N.W., Sketch, ii., 285 — Third Pinnacle, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 ― Third Pinnacle, from S.E. Ridge, Sketch, ii., 214; ix., 329 — Tooth, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, iii., 167 ; v., 166 — Tooth, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Sketch, ix., 333 — Tooth, from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328 — Tooth, looking North, Sketch, ii., 289 ; ix., 331 — Western Ridge, from Corrie Bhasteir, Sketch, iii., 167 ; v., 166 — Western Ridge, from Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, showing routes,

Sketch, ix., 333 — Western Ridge, from Sligachan, vii., 280 ; ix., 328 — Western Ridge, from Sligachan, Sketch, ix., 328Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, Sketch Plan, ii., 216 — from Coire na Creiche, Sketch, iv., 1.98 ; ix., 342 — from Coruisk, iv., 193 — from Coruisk, Sketch, ix., 345 — from The Camp, Coruisk, v., 6Sgurr a’ Mhaoraich (Mhoraire), Sketch Plan, x., 350 — from Loch Quoich, viii., 260Sgurr Mhich Coinnich, x., 202 — Easy Route from Col to, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Coire Lagan, ii., 218 ; iv., 114; ix., 314 ― Marsco, vii., 301 — from Sgurr na Banachdich, x., 214 — from Sgurr Dearg, iv., 202 — from Sgurr Dearg, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139Sgurr a’ Mhoraire, see Sgurr a’ MhaoraichSgurr Oman, see Sgurr FhuaranSgurr Ruadh, N.E. face, showing Robertson’s Gully, and Raeburn’s Buttress,

ix., 26Sgurr Sgumain, x., 202 — Cioch of, x., 200 ― Easy Routes to, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Coire Lagan, ii., 218 ; iv., 114 ; ix., 314

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Sgurr Sgumain, from Sgurr Dearg, iv., 202 — from Sgurr Dearg, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 — view of Gars-Bheinn from, ix., 352 — view of Sgurr nan Eag from, ix., 352Sgurr na Stri, from head of Loch Coruisk, v., 1Sgurr Thearlaich, from Marsco, vii., 301 ― from Sgurr Dearg, iv., 202 — from Sgurr Dearg, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 350 — from Sgurr Dubh, i., 139 — from South, v., 8 — looking North from, ix., 348 Sgurr Thuilm, Sketch Plan, ii., 216Sgurr na h-Uamha, from Drumhain Ridge, Sketch, iv., 204 ; ix., 334Shelter Stone Crag, and Head of Loch Avon, x., 8 ― from above, x., 10Ski, The Alpine, viii., 164Ski-ing, “How not to do it” (leaning back), viii., 160 — “A Long Spoor”, viii., 162 — “On the Practice-Ground”, viii., 158Skye, from off Glen Brittle, iv., 159Sligachan, and Sgurr nan Gillean, ix., 328 — River (in flood), vii., 280 — Sgurr nan Gillean, From, showing routes, Sketch, ix., 328Slioch, Sketch, iv., 122Snow Bridge in Corrie Arder, see Creag MeaghaidhSnow Cornices, three Sketches, iv., 180, 181Snow, Scottish, viii., 296Snow Slope, measuring inclination of, on Ben Vorlich, ii., 92Snowdon, Bwlch-goch, iii., 58 — Crib-goch, Great Tower of, iii., 58 — Crib y Ddysgyl, iii., 58 — Cwm Dyli, Pass to, iii., 58 — Parson’s Nose, iii., 58 — Upper Cwm-Glas, from Northern Arête of Crib-goch, iii., 58Sron Bealach Beithe, see Ben AlderSron na Ciche, and Sgurr Alasdair, x., 202Sron an Isean, see Ben CruachanStac na Biorrach, see St. KildaStac Levenish, see St. KildaStac Lii, see St. KildaStac Polly, from Loch Lurgain, ix., 136 — and Loch Lurgain, ix., 182 — N.W. Buttress of, x., 179 — Pinnacles of, ix., 185

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Stac Polly, showing Dr. Collie’s Climb, Sketch, ix., 190Staircase Climb, see Ben NevisStob Ban, East Ridge, from South, Sketch, iii., 340 ; vii., 148Stob a’ Chearcaill, see Ladhar BeinnStob Coire nan Ceann, Sketch Plan, x., 355Stob Choire Claurigh, Sketch Plan, x., 355Stob Choire Gaibhre, Sketch Plan, x., 355Stob Choire an Lochan, Cliffs of, Sketch, x., 242 — from Head of Glencoe, x., 240 — View from Summit of, x., 244Stob a’ Choire Odhair, see Ladhar BeinnStob Dearg, see Ben CruachanStob a’ Dhorcaill, see Ladhar BeinnStob Diamh, see Ben CruachanStob Garbh, see Ben CruachanStob Ghabhar, N.E. Buttress Cleft by “Upper Couloir”, iv., 310 ― E. Face of, ii., 127 — Summit of, showing “Upper Couloir”, iv., 307Stone Shoot, see Sgurr AlasdairStreap, The, Sketch, i., 253Streaps, The, from Ridge of Druim na Taille, Sketch, iii., 67Sugach Corrie, Rocks of, see Corrie SugachSuidhe Fhearghas, from East, Sketch, x., 88Suilven and Canisp, from N.W., ix., 140 — “A perfect Matterhorn”, Sketch, iv., 26 — East Peak of, from Grey Castle, ix., 140 — from Lochinver, x., 235 — from N.E., i., 45 — from South, Sketch, iv., 32 — Grey Castle, ix., 138

tAIrneIleAr, Sketch Plan, ii., 216Tarmachan Cliffs, East Face, v., 242Tarmachans, from Killin, vii., 26Thearlaich-Dubh Gap, Sketch, iv., 200 ― from Marsco, vii., 301 — North Side, v., 10 ; ix., 164Tooth, see Sgurr nan GilleanTough-Brown Ridge, see LochnagarTower Ridge, etc., see Ben NevisTrident, The, see Ben NevisTwo Peelers, Sketch, iv., 140

WAter Pipe Gully, Skye, see Sgurr na FheadainWhangie, Pinnacle from East, Sketch, ii., 139

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Whangie, Pinnacle, South end, Sketch, ii., 139White Chimney, see Salisbury CragsWhortleberry, Red, Sketch, x., 308Window, Corrie Arder, see Creag MeaghaidhWitch’s Step, see Ceum na Caillich

Yew, Sketch, x., 308Y Tryfaen, Cave Pitch in North Gully, iv., 318 — Face of, Sketch, v., 91 — from N.E., Sketch, iv., 316 — Head of North Gully, Sketch, iv., 316 — Summit Stones, Sketch, iv., 316

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Section III.―S. M. C. Abroad.

I. Alps.

Adler pAss, ii., 210 ; iv., 60 ; v., 196Agassizjoch, iii., 41 ; x., 44Ahornspitze, vi., 34Aiguille d’Argentière, vii., 237 ; ix., 220 ; x., 44, 45 ― First Traverse of, over S. Peak, ix., 220Aiguille d’Arves (South), viii., 216, 218Aiguille de Bérard, vii., 40Aiguille de Blaitiere, vii., 39 ; viii., 81 ; x., 218Aiguille du Chardonnet, x., 220Aiguille de Charmoz, ii., 209, 210 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 39, 238 ; viii., 79, 81 ; ix., 52 ;

x., 218Aiguille des Grands Charmoz, see Aiguille de CharmozAiguille des Petits Charmoz, iii., 237 ; vii., 39, 238 ; viii., 79, 81 ; ix., 52, 219 ;

x., 219Aiguille du Dru, see DruAiguille du Géant, ii., 209, 210 ; vii., 40, 238 ; ix., 219Aiguille de la Glière, viii., 218Aiguille du Goléon, viii., 216Aiguille Grande, vi., 34Aiguille des Grands Montets, viii., 79, 81, 82Aiguille de Grépon, see GréponAiguille de l’M., viii., 79, 81 ; ix., 52, 219 ; x., 219Aiguille du Midi, x., 218Aiguille du Moine, vii., 238 ; viii., 79, 81 ; x., 218Aiguille Noire de Pétéret, viii., 218Aiguille du Plan, iii., 41Aiguille Purtscheller, x., 220Aiguille Rouge, ii., 210Aiguilles Rouges, iii., 238 ; iv., 61, 242 ; v., 39, 40, 196 ; vii., 236 ; ix., 51, 219 ;

x., 41Aiguilles Rouges, du Dolent, Ascent of new Aiguille of, ix., 220Aiguille du Tacul, iii., 237 ; vii., 39 ; viii., 79, 81Aiguille de Talèfre, ii., 209Aiguille du Tour, vii., 237 ; viii., 82 ; x., 45, 46, 220Aiguille Verte, iii., 237 ; ix., 219Aiguille de la Za, ii., 210 ; iii., 41, 237, 238 ; iv., 60, 61, 242 ; v., 39, 40, 196 ;

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Albristhorn, 11., 209Aletschhoin, vi., 35 ; viii., 217 ― Ascent of N. E. Face by new and safe route, viii., 217Allalinhorn, iv., 61 ; vii., 237 ; x., 222Almagelhorn, x., 222Alphubel, vii., 237 ; ix., 223Alphubeljoch, iii., 41 ; viii., 277 ; x., 41, 43Alpligenlücke, ix., 52, 222 ; x., 222Ambriciola Pass, iv., 243Andolla Pass, vi., 35Angelus Scharte, iii., 238Ankogel, viii., 216Arolla to Mauvoisin, vii., 236Augstkummenhorn, x., 222

bAlFrInhorn, iv., 61Balmenhorn, ix., 53Balmhorn, v., 39Baltschiederjoch, v., 39Bec de l’Invergnan, x., 45Becca di Mezzodî, vi., 127 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 222Becher, viii., 216Beichgrat, iv., 61 ; vi., 35Berliner Spitze, vi., 34Bettafurka Pass, ix., 50Bieshorn, v., 39Bietschhorn, vi., 35 ; ix., 53Black Forest, x., 217Blindenhorn, ix., 222Blössling, x., 217Blumatt, v., 196Blümlisalphorn, v., 39Boespitz, vi., 126Bonnepierre Glacier, ix., 52Bortelhorn, vi., 35Brèche de la Meije, v., 40 ; viii., 218 ; ix., 52 ; x., 44Breithorn, iii., 41, 237 ; iv, 60, 61 ; vi., 34 ; viii., 79 ; x., 41Breithorn, Lauterbrunnen, x, 46Breuiljoch, x., 220Brevent, iii., 237; vii., 39 ; viii., 81Buet, vii., 40Buffalora Pass, vi., 35

CAMelle Pass, iv., 243Campanile di Val di Roda, iii., 41 ; vi., 127 ; viii., 81 ; x., 42

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Capanna Cecilia, viii., 2l6Castor, v., 196 ; vi., 126Catogne, vii., 237Cereda Pass, x., 42Cevedale, see Monte CevedaleCima di Bocche, iv., 242Cima Millero, v., 195Cima di Pape, vi., 126Cima Tosa, v., 195 ; vi., 127Cima di Val di Roda, iii., 41 ; vi., 127 ; viii., 81 ; x., 42Cime de Quart Dessus, x., 45Cimon della Pala, iii., 41 ; viii., 8l ; x., 42Cinque Torri, v., 39 ; vi., 35, 127 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 222Col de l’Allée, ix., 21SCol d’Arbole, viii., 219Col de Bertol, ii., 210 ; iv., 61 ; v., 196 ; vii., 39, 40 ; ix., 51, 222 ; x., 41Col Breyaz, ix., 220Col de Calabre, x., 45Col du Chamois, ix., 220Col du Chardonnet, iv., 61 ; vii., 39, 40, 238 ; ix., 220 ; x., 45, 220Col de Charforon, ix., 54Col des Cimes Blanches, ix., 50, 53Col du Clot des Cavales, viii., 216Col de Collon, vii., 236 ; ix., 50, 53, 219, 222Col de Couleur del Porco, ix., 218Col de Couronne, ix., 218Col des Courtes, iii., 237Col de Crête Sèche, iii., 41Col du Diable, x., 220Col Durand, ii., 210 ; iii., 237 ; vii., 40Col de Dza, ix., 50, 219Col des Ecrins, ix., 52, 218Col Emile Pic, ix., 51Col d’Entrelor, x., 45Col de Fenêtre, iv., 60Col Ferret, vii., 40Col Floriaz, vii., 40Col du Galibier, x., 44Col de la Galise, ix., 54 ; x., 45Col du Géant, ii., 210 ; iv., 243 ; vii., 39, 237, 238 ; viii., 81, 218 ; ix., 50Col de Giétroz, iv., 61 ; vii., 39, 237 ; ix., 53Col du Grand Cornier, ii., 210 ; v., 39 ; vii., 40 ; x., 46, 219Col des Grands Montets, viii., 79, 81Col de l’Herbetet, viii., 216Col d’Hérens, ii., 209 ; iv., 61, 242 ; v., 196 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 39, 40 ; ix., 51, 53 ;

x., 41

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Col d’Isère, x., 44Col des Laures, viii., 219Col de Lauzon, ix., 50Col des Maisons Blanches, v., 40 ; vii., 39, 40Col de Miage, ii., 210 ; viii., 81Col Monei, viii., 219Col du Mont Brulé, iv., 60, 61 ; vii., 236Col du Mont Fort, iv., 242Col du Mont Rouge, v., 196 ; vii., 236, 237 ; ix., 224Col d’Orny, ix., 220Col des Otanes, vii., 39Col du Palet, viii., 216Col du Petit Glacier Bellazà, x., 221Col des Plines, vii., 237Col de Pochet, x., 121Col de la Reuse d’Arolla, x., 46Col Rosa, ix., 222Col de la Seigne, vii., 40Col de Seilon, iv., 61 ; v., 40, 196 ; vii., 39, 40, 236 ; ix., 53, 224Col du Sélé, ix., 218Col de la Serpentine, v., 196Col du Sonadon, iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; vii., 39 ; x. 46Col Thiery, x, 121Col du Tour, vii., 40 ; x., 220Col de Triolet (a nameless peak near), iii., 41Col de la Vache, ix., 54Col de Valcournera, iii., 41 ; ix., 50, 53, 219 ; x. 221Col de Valpelline, iv., 61 ; x., 46Col de Zarmine, iii., 41Colle delle Fronte, v., 196Collaz, vi., 126Colombert, vi., 126Combin de Corbassière, vii., 237Corno Bianco, v., 195Corno del Camoscio, ix., 50Corno Rosso, ix., 50Costa Cicusa, ix., 50Costalunga Pass, x., 42Courtes, Les, x., 44Crammont, vii., 40 ; viii., 219Cristallo, see Monte CristalloCristallo Pass, iv., 243Croce Pass, x., 42Croda da Lago, iii., 41 ; iv., 242 ; v., 39 ; vi, 35, 127 ; vii, 40 ; ix., 224Crozzon di Brenta, v., 195

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Cusiglio, vi., 127

dAInt de Mesdi, vi., 126 ; viii., 80Dammastock, ix., 52Dent Blanche, ii., 209, 210 ; iii., 237 ; v., 196 ; vi., 34, 126 ; ix., 53, 222, 224 — Night spent on, x., 220 — Traversed by Viereselgrat, x., 219Dents des Bouquetins, v., 196 ; vii., 236 ; ix., 51, 218Dent du Géant, see Aiguille du GéantDent d’Hérens, vii., 39 ; ix., 219Dent du Midi, v., 196 ; viii., 79Dent Perroc, v., 196 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 236 ; ix., 219Dent du Requin, iii., 41 ; vii., 237, 238 ; ix., 219Dent de Satarma, v., 39 ; vi., 34 ; ix., 50, 51, 219Dent de Veisivi, Grande, iii., 238 ; iv., 61 ; v., 39 — Petite, iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; v., 39, 196 ; vii., 236, 237 ; ix., 51, 218,

224 ; x., 41, 46Diablerets, iii., 41Diablons, Les, v., 39Diavolezza Tour, v., 39Dolin, v., 39Dom, iii., 237 ; iv., 61 ; vi., 34 ; ix., 219Dôme du Goûter, v., 196Dôme de la Sache, x., 44Dossenhorn, viii., 219 ; x., 222Dreischusterspitze, v., 39 ; vi., 35Dreisprachenspitze, viii., 217Dru, Grand, ii., 209, 210 ; x., 44, 220 ― Petit, iii., 41 ; vii., 238 ; viii, 79 ; ix., 52 ; x., 220Dürrenstein, x., 42Düssislock, vi., 127

eben Glacier, vi., 126Ecandies, vii., 237Ecrins, Les, vi., 34 ; ix., 51, 218Egginer, iv., 61 ; viii., 217 ; ix., 223Egginergrat, ix., 54, 223Eggishorn, ix., 222Eiger, iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; viii., 219 ; ix., 52Eigerjoch, iv., 61Einser, v., 39Eisse Spitze, iii., 238Elfer, v., 39Engstligengrat, ii., 210Evêque, iii., 238 ; ix., 219, 224

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FAderhorn, ix., 50Fee Joch, iv., 61Feldkopf, vi., 34Feldschyn group, Highest point of, ix., 52Felikjoch, v., 196Fenêtre de Saleinaz, vii., 237 ; ix., 220 ; x., 45, 220Fermeda de Cisles, viii., 80Fermeda Spitz, see Grosse FermedathürmFermeda Thurm, see Grosse FermedathürnFern Pass, x., 42Fiescherfirn, ix., 220Finsteraarhorn, iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; vi., 34 ; viii., 217 ; ix., 220, 221 ; x., 44, 46Fischeleinthal, v., 39Fletschhorn, viii., 217 ; ix., 34 ; x., 42Floitenspitze, vi., 34Forcletta Pass, v., 196Funffingerspitze, v., 195 ; vi., 126, 127 ; viii., 80 ; ix., 222, 224Fuorcla da Prünas, v., 39Furggengrat, vii., 236 ; viii., 217 ; x., 220Furgg-joch, iii., 41 ; viii., 218 ; ix., 222Füsshörner, iv., 242 ; vi., 34, 35 ; ix., 223

gAbelhorn, Ober, ii., 210 ; iii., 237 ; iv., 60 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 39, 40 ; viii., 218 ; x., 221

Gabelhom, St. Niklaus, viii., 79Gabelkopf, v., 195Galenstock, iii., 41 ; iv., 242 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 222Gamchilücke, vii., 40Gavia Pass, viii., 217Geislerspitze, v., 195Geisterspitze, vi., 126Giétroz Glacier, iv., 62 ; vii., 236Giumella Pass, vi., 35Glacier des Pèlerins, iii., 41Glarnisch, iv., 242Grande Aiguille Rousse, ix., 54Grande Casse, iv., 243 ; viii., 216, 218Grand Clocher de Planeureuse, x., 45Grand Combin, iii., 41 ; vii., 39, 237, 238 ; ix., 50, 53Grand Cornier, x., 46Grand Darreï, vii., 237Grande Dent de Veisivi, see Dent de VeisiviGrand Dru, see DruGrand Fourche, viii., 82Grandes Jorasses, vii., 40

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Grand Nomenon, viii., 216Grand Paradis, iv., 62 ; viii., 219 ; ix., 50, 54 ; x.. 45, 217Grand Tave, vii., 237 ; ix., 223Gran Odla, vi., 126 ; viii., 80Grasleiten Thurm, vi., 126Grenzgipfel, v., 196Grenzgletscher, v., 196Grenzsattel, v., 196Grepon, ii., 209, 210 ; iii., 41 ; v., 40 ; vii., 39, 238 ; ix., 220 ; x., 218Gries Pass, ix., 54Grivola, iv., 60 ; viii., 216 ; x., 217Grohmannspitze, vi., 126 ; ix., 222Grosse Fermeda, see Grosse FermedathürmGrosse Fermedathürm, v., 195 ; vi., 127 ; viii., 80 ; ix., 222, 224 ; x., 221Gross Glockner, vii., 40 ; viii., 216Grosse Greiner, vi., 34Gross Mörchner, vi., 34Grosse Mösele, vi., 34Grosse Spannort, x., 43Grosse Windgälle, x., 218Gross Windgate, vi., 127Grosse Zinne, iii., 41 ; iv., 242 ; vi., 35Gruben Pass, v., 39Grunhorn Lücke, v., 196 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 220Gwächtenhorn, ix., 52

herzogenhorn, x., 217Herzog Ernst, viii., 216“High Level Route”, iii., 41 ; vii., 39Hinter Allalin Pass, v., 196Hinteranthal, x., 42Hochbrunnerschneide, v., 39Hochwand, iii., 238Hohberghorn, x., 43Hohbergspitze, vii., 237Hohsand Pass, vii., 238 ; x., 42Hohstock, vi., 34 ; ix., 223 ; x., 41Hüllehorn, vi., 35

InnerkoFlerthurM, iv., 242Innerkofler-Zahnkofel Col, iv., 243

jArdIn, iii., 237Jiuribretto Pass, iv., 243Jungfrau, ii., 210 ; iii., 41 ; iv., 61, 242 ; v., 195 ; vi., 34 ; x., 46

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Jungfraujoch, iv., 61

kessel Kogel, v., 195 ; vi., 126“Kirchl”, The, vi., 34Klein Elend Scharte, viii., 216Kleine Fermeda Thurm, viii., 80Klein Mörchner, vi., 34Klein Nesthorn, ix., 223Kleine Schreckhorn, viii., 219Kleine Zinne, iv., 242 ; v., 39 ; vi., 35, 127 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 224 ; x., 42 Konigspitze, iii., 238 ; iv., 62 ; vi., 126Kreuzspitze, viii., 81

lA Mouche, ix., 220La Pizza, viii., 80La Roussette, v., 196 ; ix., 53La Zaat, x., 121Lac Mort, x., 221Langkofel Joch, x., 221Laquinhorn, viii., 217 ; ix., 54 ; x., 42, 43Laurinswand, vi., 126Lecki Pass, x., 42Lo Besso, v., 39Löffelhorn, ix., 222Lonzahorn, vi., 34Lötschen Liicke, viii., 217 ; x., 46Lötschen Pass, v., 39 ; ix., 53Lötschenthal, ii., 210Lousa Pass, iv., 243Ludwigshöhe, see Monte RosaLuette, vii., 236Lysjoch, iv., 60 ; v., 196 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 53Lyskamm, iii., 41 ; v., 196 ; vi., 126 ; ix., 53

MAdAtsh Glacier, vi., 126Marmolata, v., 195 ; vi., 127 ; vii., 40 ; viii., 81 ; ix., 222Matterhorn, ii., 209, 210 ; iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; v., 196 ; vi., 34, 35 ; vi., 40 ; viii., 79,

81, 218 ; ix., 219, 221, 222, 223 ; x., 41, ― by Zmutt Arête, iii., 237Meiden Pass, v., 196Meije, vi., 34 ; viii., 216, 218 ; ix., 218 ; x., 44Mettelhorn, viii., 79, 81, 217Mischabeljoch, ii., 209 ; ix., 223Mittaghorn, iv., 61 ; viii., 217 ; ix., 223Mönch, iv., 61, 242 ; vi., 34

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Mönchjoch, iv., 61 ; vii., 238 ; x., 41Mont Blanc, iii., 238 ; iv., 242 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 40, 236, 237, 238 ; viii., 79, 81, 82,

219 ; ix., 219, 220, 222 ; x., 41, 45, 219 — by Brenva Route, iii., 237Mont Blanc de Seilon, iv., 61, 62 ; vi., 34 ; ix., 219 ; x., 41Mont Brulé, iii., 238 ; x., 221Mont Collon, iii., 237 ; iv., 61, 62 ; v., 40 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 40, 237 ; ix., 224 ; x.,

41, 46Mont Emilius, viii, 216, 219Mont Dolent, x., 221Mont Fort, iv., 242 ; ix., 223Mont Herbetet, viii., 219 ; x., 217Mont Joly, vii., 40Mont Pourri, x., 44 ; descent (first?) by N.E. Ridge, x., 44Mont Velan, vii., 238 ; ix., 54Monte Adamello, v., 195 ; viii., 217Monte Cadini, iii., 41Monte Cevedale, iii., 238 ; iv., 62 ; viii., 217Monte Cristallo, iii., 41 ; v., 39 ; vi., 127 ; vii., 40 : ix., 222Monte della Disgrazia, viii., 216Monte del Forno, vi., 35Monte Moro Pass, ix., 50, 54, 223Monte Rosa, ii., 210 ; iii., 41 ; iv., 60, 242 ; v., 196 ; vi., 34 ; vii., 39, 40; viii.,

79, 81, 219 ; x., 221 — Ludwigshöhe, ix., 53 — Ober Signalkuppe, vi., 126 — Parrotspitze, ix., 53 — Punta Giordani, ix., 50 — Schwarzhom, ix., 53 — Signalkuppe, ix., 53 ― Vincent Pyramide, ix., 53Moostock, ix., 52, 222Mörchnerscharte Spitze, vi., 34Mörchnerscheid, vi., 34Mouche, La, see La MoucheMuretto Pass, viii., 216Murfried, viii., 80

nAdelhorn, iv., 61 ; vii., 237 ; ix., 54, 223 ; x., 42, 43Nägelis Grätli, x., 44New Weissthor, see WeissthorNöderberg, vi., 126Nun, ii., 209, 210Nuvolau, iii., 238 ; x., 221

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oberAArjoCh, iv., 61 ; v., 196 ; vii., 40Oberalp District, iii., 40Ober Gabelhorn, see GabelhornOber Rothhorn, vii., 40Ober Signalkuppe, see Monte RosaOchsher, vi., 34Ofenhorn, vi., 35Oldenhorn, iii., 41 — New Ascent of, viii., 82Ortler, iii., 238 ; vi., 35 ; viii., 217 ; x., 42Otemma Glacier, ix., 219

pArrotspItze, see Monte RosaPas de Chevres, vii., 39Passo di Ball, x., 42Passo del Uomo, vi., 35Patternkofl, First Ascent of W. face, vi., 35Pelvoux, ix., 218Petersgrat, ii., 210 ; iv., 61 ; viii., 217Petite Aiguille du Dru, see DruPetit Clocher de Planereuse, x., 220Petite Dent de Veisivi, see Dent de VeisiviPetit Paradis, x., 217Pferrerspitz, First Ascent from South, vi., 34Pic Coolidge, v., 40 ; vi., 34Pic Lory, ix., 52Pic de Neige Cordier, ix., 51Pic d’Olan, vi., 34Pic Sans Nom, ix., 218Pic du Tacul, see Aiguille du TaculPigne de l’Allée, iii., 237Pigne d’Arolla, iii., 41, 237 ; v., 39 ; vii., 236, 237 ; ix., 53, 219 ; x., 219Piz Alv, iii., 41Piz Bernina, iii., 41 ; iv., 62 ; v., 195 ; vii., 236 ; viii., 216Piz Bianco, vii., 236Piz Borels (2), iii., 41Piz Cambriales, vi., 127Piz Kesch, v., 39Piz Languard, v., 39Piz Nurschallas, iii., 40Piz Palü, vi., 35Piz Pisoc, vii., 236Piz Popena, vi., 35, 127Piz Prielet, iii., 41Piz Ravetsch, iii., 41

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Piz Sesvenna, vii., 236Piz Tegliola, iii., 41Piz Toma, iii., 41Pizza, La, see La PizzaPlaimcaulta, iii., 41Platthorn, viii., 79Plattkofel, v., 195 ; viii., 80Pointe de Bazel, x., 45Pointe de Calabre, x., 45Pointe de la Galise, ix., 54Pointe de Genevois, ix., 219Pointe d’Orny, vii., 237 ; ix., 220Pointe d’Otemma, vii., 237Pointe du Pousset, viii., 216, 219Pointe de Zinal, ii., 210 ; v., 39Pollux, ii., 209 ; v., 196 ; vi., 126Pordoi Pass, x., 42Portalet, vii., 237Portiengrat, viii., 217 ; ix., 54, 223 ; x., 43Prarayé, ix., 53 ; x., 221Puez Gruppe, v., 195Punta di Fiammes, ix., 222Punta Gerlach, x., 221Punta Giordani, see Monte RosaPunta Lavina, x., 217Punta Nera, iii., 41

reIChenspItze, v., 195 ; vi., 34Rheinwaldhorn, vi., 35Ried Glacier, ix., 223Ried Pass, iv., 61Riffelerscharte, viii., 216Riffelhorn, ii., 210 ; iii., 237 ; iv., 60, 61, 242 ; vi., 35 ; vii., 40 ; viii., 217 ; ix.,

53, 54, 221, 222 ; x., 41, 220Rimpfischhom, ii., 210 ; iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; v., 196 ; vi., 34, 126 ; vii., 236 ; viii.,

79 ; ix., 53 ; x., 221Rocca Bassagne, x., 45Roccia Viva, x., 217Rocher de Plassas, viii., 216Roches Noires, x., 41Roc Noir, x., 219Rolle Pass, x., 42Rosa Blanche, vii., 237Rosengarten Spitze, iv., 242 ; ix., 222Rosenwand, iii., 238

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Rosetta Pass, iv., 243Rossruckspitze, vi., 34Rothhorn, ii., 210 ; iv., 61 ; vi., 35, 126 ; vii., 39 ; viii., 218 ; ix., 51, 222 ; x.,

219, 220Rothhorn Sattel, v., 196 ; vii., 238Rothspitze (Grodnerthal), vi., 126Rothspitze (Zillerthal), vi., 35Rothwand, vi., 34Rousette, see La RousetteRuinette, iv., 62 ; vii., 39 ; ix., 223, 224

sAn Giacomo Pass, vi., 35 ; x., 42Sass Maor, iii., 41 ; iv., 242 ; x., 42Sass Rigais, v., 195 ; x., 221Satarma Needle, see Dent de SatarmaScalieretspitz, vi., 126Scesa Plana, v., 39Schareck, viii., 216Scheerhorn, vi., 127Schienhorn, vi., 35Schlem, vi., 126Schneehiihenstock, iii., 40Schönbichler Horn, vi., 34Schönbühl Glacier, v., 195Schrammacher, vi., 34Schreckhorn, iii., 41 ; iv., 61 ; viii., 219 ; ix., 52, 53, 221 ; x., 44 ― S.W. Ridge, First descent of, ix., 221Schreckhorn (Klein), see Klein SchreckhornSchrötterhorn, iii., 238Schwarzenstein, vi., 34Schwarzenstöckli, x., 218Schwarzhorn, viii., 79Schwarzhorn, see Monte RosaSeebuck, x., 217Sella Thurm, ix., 222Signalkuppe, see Monte RosaSimony Spitze, vi., 34Six-Madun, iii., 40Sonnighorn, x., 222Sorapis, vi., 35Speckarspitz, x., 42Spiesshorn, x., 217 Spitzkofel, v., 39Stechnadelhorn, vii., 237 ; x., 43Steinlimmi, x. 222

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Stockhorn, iv., 60 Strahlegg, iv., 61 ; vii., 238Strahlhorn, vi., 126 Südlenzspitze, iv., 61 ; ix., 54 ; x., 42Sulden, To, from Trafoi, vi., 126Sulden Spitze, iii., 238Sustenhorn, ix., 52 ; x., 222Sustenlimmi, ix., 52 ; x., 222

tAnedA, iii., 41Täschhorn, iv., 61 ; vi, 126Tête Blanche, vii., 39Theodulhorn, viii., 217 ; x., 220Théodule Pass, iii., 41 ; ix., 53 ; x., 41Thierbergli, x., 222Thierberglimmi, ix., 52Thurnerkamp, vi, 34Thürweise Spitze, iii., 238Titlis, iii., 237 ; x., 218Tödi, vi, 127Tofana di Mezzo, iii., 238 ; vi., 35, 127 ; vii., 40Tour du Grand St. Pierre, viii., 219 ; x., 217Tour Noir, x., 44Tournalon Blanc, ix., 223Trafoi to Sulden, vi., 126Tresenta, ix., 54Trifthorn, iv., 242 ; vii., 236 ; ix., 51 ; x., 43Triftjoch, ii., 210 ; iii., 237 ; vi., 126 ; vii., 39Tsanteleina, ix., 54 ; x., 45Tschengglser, iii., 238Tschierspitze, v., 195 ; vi, 126Tschingelhorn, iv., 61 ; viii., 217Turlo Pass, v., 196 ; ix., 30

ulrIChshorn, ix., 223Unter Gabelhorn, ii., 210 ; iii., 41 ; iv., 60, 61 ; v., 196 ; viii., 219 ; ix., 219,

222

VAjolett Thurm, v., 195 ; vi., 126, 127 ; see also Winkler ThurmValfreda Pass, iv., 243Vallée d’Arpette, ix., 220Vermunt Pass, v., 39Vertainspitze, iii., 238 ; vi., 35Vincent Pyramide, see Monte RosaVorder Thierberg, x, 222

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Vuibez Séracs, iv, 242Vuignette, v., 196

WeIsshorn, vi., 35, 126 ; vii., 40, 236 ; viii., 217, 218Weisskügel, v., 39 ; viii., 80Weissmies, viii., 217 ; ix., 54, 223 ; x., 43Weiss-See Spitze, vi., 126Weissthor Castelfranco, v., 196Weissthor, New, iv., 60 ; vii., 238Wellenkuppe, iv., 60, 61, 242 ; vii., 39, 236 ; ix., 53 ; x., 221Wetterhorn, ii., 210 ; iv., 61 ; v., 195 ; vii., 236 ; viii., 219 ; x., 41, 218Wetterlückc, iv., 61Wilder Freiger, viii., 216Wilder Pfaff, viii., 216Wildspitz, viii., 80Wildstrubel, ii., 209 ; vii., 236Windjoch, ix., 223Winkler Thurm, iv., 242 ; vi., 126 ; ix., 222Winterlücke, ix., 222 ; x., 44Winterstock, ix., 52

zAAt, La, see La ZaatZahnkofel, vi., 126, 127Zahnkofel―Innerkofler Col, iv., 243Zapporthorn, vi., 35Zervreiler Horn, viii., 216Zinal-Rothhorn, see RothhornZinne (Western), First Ascent of E. Face, vi., 35Zuckerhutl, viii., 216Zugspitz, x., 42Zwischbergen Pass, vi., 35 ; ix., 50Zwischen Thierbergen, x., 222Zwolferkofel, v., 39

II. europe (other than the Alps).

1.―Iceland.

Hágongur, viii., 219Vatna Jökull, viii., 219

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2.―Norway.

Aabrekkebrae, vi., 127Aagottind Arête, iv., 243Auflemsfjeld, vi., 36Austabottind, iv., 244Austerdalsbrae, iv., 243Bandet, vii, 237 ; viii, 80Bärdalsbrae, iv, 244Beshø, x., 218Blaafjeld, v., 40Blaatind, iv., 62Bodal, iv., 62Braekketind Ridge, viii., 79, 80Brigsdal, iv., 62, 243Centraltind, iv., 244Digermulen, v., 40Dyrhaugstind, iv., 62 ; vii., 237 ; ix., 54Dyrhaugstind, South, vii., 237Dyrhaugstinder, vii., 237 ; viii., 80 ; x, 42Dyrhaugstinder (Northern), ix., 51Dyrhaugstinder (Southern), ix., 51Eidsbugaren, iv., 243Eikisdal, iv., 243Faaberg, iv., 62Farnaes, iv., 244Fornaesbrae, v., 198Fornaestind, v., 198Fortun, iv., 244Framnaes, x., 121Fugleskar, v., 198Galdhøpig, x., 218Gjeithorn, iv., 243 ; viii., 80 ; ix., 218Gjertvasbrae, iv., 244Gjertvastind, iv., 243Gjuratind, iv., 243Graasiden, iv., 243Gravdalsbrae, iv., 244Gravdalskar, iv., 243Gretten, ix., 51Grøtdalstinder, viii., 79Grov, iv., 62Grundfjord, v., 40Høgronden, x., 218Hornindalsrokken, viii., 80 ; ix., 218

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Horungtinder, iv., 243Hringhorn, v., 197Isskar Pass, v., 197Isvandtind, v, 40Jaeggevarre, v., 197Jagta, iv., 243 ; vii., 40 ; viii., 79 ; ix., 218Jostedalsbrae, iv., 62, 243 ; vi., 35 ; viii., 80 ; x., 43, 218Jotunheim, vi., 35 ; x., 218Kjøstind, v., 197Koerringa, viii., 80Kolaastind, iv., 62Koppangsbrae, v., 198Kvitekol, iv., 62Kvitingen, vi., 127 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 218Langeskavl, iv., 243Langstrandtind, v., 40Lodalskaupe, iv., 62, 243Lofoten Islands, v., 40 ; viii., 82 ; x., 43Løvnaase, iv., 244Lundeskar, x., 43Lyngenfjord District, v., 197Maradalsbrae, iv., 244Maradalskar, iv., 243Maradalstind, iv., 244Maradalstind, Eastern, iv., 243Melheimsnibben, vi., 36Mellemste Skagastølstind, see SkagastølstindMidtmaradal Glacier, viii., 80Midtmaradalstind, vii., 237 ; ix., 51Mjølnir, iv., 243Naebbeskar, vi., 128Narvik, x., 43Nygaardsbrae, vi, 128Nysaeter, iv., 62, 243Raftsund, v., 40Ravenskar, iv., 243Riingskar, iv., 243 ; x., 42Riingstind, iv., 244 ; viii., 80Riingstind, Eastern, iv., 243Riingstind, Middle, iv., 243Rødenibben, vi., 36Romsdal, iv., 243Romsdalhorn, iv., 243 ; viii., 217Rulten, viii., 82Saetretinder, viii., 79

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Sandenibskar, vi., 128Skaala, vi., 36, 128Skagastjilshutte, iv., 62Skagastplsnaebbet, vi., 128Skagastplstind, iv., 243 ; ix., 51Skagastplstind, Mellemste, iv., 243 ; vi., 129Skagastølstind Store, iv., 62, 243, 244 ; vii., 237 ; ix., 51, 54Skagastølstind, Vesle, iv., 243Skagastølstinder, vi., 128 ; vii., 237Skarstenfjeld, vi., 36Skogadalsbøen, iv., 243, 244Skruen, iv., 243Slogen, iv., 243 ; vii., 40 ; viii., 80 ; ix, 51, 218Smørskredtind, iv., 243 ; vii., 40 ; ix., 218 ― New Ascent of, from Habastaddal, vi., 35Snehaetta, x., 218Solei Ridge, ix., 5 1Soleitind, iv., 243, 244 ; vii., 237 ; viii., 80Søndmøre, iv., 62, 243 ; vi., 127 ; viii., 79Storebotntind, v., 197Store Dyrhangstind, see DyrhaugstindStore Isskartind, v., 197Store Jaegervandtind, v., 197Store Riingstind, see RiingstindStortind, v., 197Stortinddalsbrae, v., 198Store Troldtind, see TroldtindStore Skagastdlstind, see SkagastdlstindStore Styggedalstind, iv., 244Store Vengetind, see VengetindStrupenskar, v., 197Styggedalsbrae, iv., 244 ; vi., 128Svaerdal Saeter, iv., 62Svartsundtind, v., 40Trold Fjord, v., 40Trold Sadel, v., 40Troldtind, iv., 243 ; v., 40 ; x., 43Tufsen, iv., 244Turtegrø, iv., 244Tyve Skar, vi., 128Ulfsfjord, v., 197Uradal, iv., 244Uranaastind, iv., 243, 244Vengetind, iv., 243 ; x., 43Vesle Skagastølstind, see Skagastølstind

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Vikesaeter, iv., 243Vikingskar, iv., 243

3.―Sweden.Åreskutan, v., 40Storsyl, v., 40Sylfjellet, v., 40

4.―Spain.Mulahacen, viii., 81Sierra Nevada, viii., 81

5.―Sicily.Etna, viii., 217

6.―Carpathians.Carpathians, The, x., 223

7.―Urals.Urals, The, x., 222

III. AsIA.

1.―Caucasus.Bakh, iii., 238Bashil Tau, First Ascent of, viii., 80Bear Pass, iii., 238Betsho Pass, viii., 82Charendá, Second (?) Ascent of, viii., 82Dalla Kara Ridge, Ascent of unnamed Peak, viii., 82Dongussorun Pass, viii., 82Elbruz, viii., 82Hewai, First Ascent of, viii., 82Kuish Pass, First Crossing of, viii., 82Lakra, First Ascent of, viii., 80Latpari Pass, viii., 82Ledesht Tau, First Ascent of, viii., 82Leila, iii., 238 ; viii., 80, 82Leirag, First Ascent of, viii., 82Machkhin, iii., 238

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Shkara, W. Peak, First Ascent of, viii., 80Shtavler, First Ascent of, viii., 82Svyetgar, iii., 238Tetnuld, viii., 80Tiktingen, First Ascent of, viii., 80Ullu Tau Tschana, First Ascent of, viii., 80Ushba, iii., 238

2.―Himalaya.Bagini Glacier, x., 45Garhwal Himalaya, x., 45Kamet, Glaciers of, x., 45Nanga Parbat, iv., 60Rishi Valley, x., 45Sukeram Basin, x., 45Trisul, x., 45

IV. AFrICA.Gebel Musa (Morocco), vii., 41

V. AMerICA.Athabasca Pass, v., 195Athabasca Peak, v., 195Diadem Peak, v., 195Dome, The, v., 195Freshfield Glacier, v., 39Howse Peak, First Ascent of, vii., 236Irazu, iii., 238Laggan Station, v., 195Lyell Glacier, vii., 236Mount Abbot, viii., 79Mount Aberdeen, v., 39 ; viii., 79Mount Assiniboine, viii., 79Mount Avalanche, viii., 79Mount Castle Crag, viii., 79Mount Fairview, viii., 79Mount Forbes, First Ascent of, vii., 236Mount Freshfield, First Ascent of, vii., 236Mount Lefroy, v., 39 ; viii., 79Mount Murchison, First Ascent of, vii., 236Mount Sarbach, v., 39Mount Sir Donald, viii., 79

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Mount Victoria, v., 39Neptuak, First Ascent of, vii., 236Pope’s Peak, viii., 79Whyte’s Peak, viii., 79

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Section IV.—Club Proceedings.

ACCounts held as read at first meeting, i., 42 — 1889–90, i., 172 ; 1891, ii., 29 ; 1892, ii., 202 ; 1893, iii., 36 ;

1894, iii., 230 ; 1895, iv., 57 ; 1896, iv., 239 ; 1897, v., 37 ; 1898, v., 192 ; 1899, vi., 32 ; 1900, vi., 124 ; 1901, vii., 35 ; 1902, vii., 214 ; 1903, viii., 73 ; 1904, viii., 210 ; 1905, ix., 42 ; 1906, ix., 207 ; 1907, x., 33 ; 1908, x., 215

Annual Subscription, see Subscription

bAllot for New Members, Alterations to Rules regarding, iv., 239 — Proposal to take same by post, iv., 57Brown, William, Reference, at Thirteenth Annual General Meeting, to death of,

vii., 36

CAMeron of Lochiel, Reference, at Seventeenth Annual General Meeting, to death of, ix., 42

Candidates, Qualification of, iv., 69Constitution of Club, on 11th March, 1889, iv., 87Club-Room, Additions to, vii., 289 — in Edinburgh, vii., 85–87 — in Edinburgh, Bye-laws affecting, vii., 85 — in Glasgow, i., 42 — Notice of change of place of, vii., 56 — Notice of opening of, vii., 56 — Proposal to have, ii., 28 — to be opened in Edinburgh, vii., 36 — to be provided in Hon. Secretary’s Office, vi., 124Committee, see Office-bearers

dInner, Annual, First, in Glasgow, December, 1889, i., 42 — Second, in Edinburgh, December, 1890, i., 173 — Third, in Glasgow, December, 1891, ii., 30 — Fourth, in Edinburgh, December, 1892, ii., 202 — Fifth, in Glasgow, December, 1893, iii., 37 — Sixth, in Edinburgh, December, 1894, iii., 230 — Seventh, in Glasgow, December, 1895, iv., 59 — Eighth, in Edinburgh, December, 1896, iv., 241 — Ninth, in Glasgow, December, 1897, v., 38 — Tenth, in Edinburgh, December, 1898, v., 193 — Eleventh, in Glasgow, December, 1899, vi., 33 — Twelfth, in Edinburgh, December, 1900, vi., 125

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Dinner, Annual (continued)— — Thirteenth, in Glasgow, December, 1901, vii., 37 — Fourteenth, in Edinburgh, December, 1902, vii., 217 — Fifteenth, in Glasgow, December, 1903, viii., 74 — Sixteenth, in Edinburgh, December, 1904, viii., 211 — Seventeenth, in Glasgow, December, 1905, ix., 44 — Eighteenth, in Edinburgh, December, 1906, ix., 214 — Nineteenth, in Glasgow, December, 1907, x., 34 — Twentieth, in Edinburgh, December, 1908, x., 216

edItor, see Office-bearersEntrance Fee, see SubscriptionExhibition of Mountaineering Views, February, 1893, ii., 271Expeditions suggested, i., 178

ForMAtIon of Club The Formation of the Scottish Mountaineering Club, by G. G.

Ramsay, iv., 73–91 — Letters to Glasgow Herald, January, 1889, iv., 82 — Deputation to G. G. Ramsay, January, 1889, iv., 81 — Public Meeting in Glasgow, 11th February, 1889, iv., 84, 87 — Club constituted, 11th March, 1889, iv., 87 — Original Members, Particulars, etc., iv., 87 — Early Informal Meets, 1889, 1890, and 1891, iv., 90

guIde Book, Report on, iv., 58 — to Scottish Mountains, Resolution to publish, iii., 229

honorArY Members, see Members, HonoraryHon. President, see Office-bearers

journAl, Back numbers wanted, iii., 354 ; iv., 69 ; vi., 67 — Editorship of, ii., 1 — Editor’s Report for 1895, iv., 58 — Editor’s Report for 1896, iv., 240 — Editor’s Report for 1897, v., 38 — First Number of, i., 251 — Future of, ii., 2 — Lines on First Number of, by E. D. A. Morshead, i., 88 — Minimum Price of Complete Set of, vii., 54 — Note regarding numbers out of print, May, 1894, iii.,110 — Offer for first two volumes, vii., 54 — Publishing of, ii., 1 — Reprinting Vols. i. and ii. vetoed, viii., 74 — Resolution to start, i., 38

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Journal (continued)— — Sale of, v., 38 — Scope of, i., i.–iii. — Set presented to Lord Breadalbane, vii., 36

lAntern Slide Collection, Additions to, x., 40, 155, 268 — Catalogue, ix., 208 ; x., 34, 37 — Proposed, ii., 272 — Report (May, 1902), vii., 86 — Report (December, 1902), vii., 214 — Report (December, 1903), viii., 73, 78 — Report (December, 1904), viii., 210 — Report (December, 1905), ix., 43 — Report (December, 1907), x., 34 — Report (December, 1908), x., 216 — Rules for lending, vii., 215Lawson, H. G. S., Reference, at Fourteenth Annual General Meeting, to death

of, vii., 214Letters, to Glasgow Herald, regarding formation of the Club, iv., 82Librarian, see Office-bearersLibrary commenced, i., 84 — Additions to, in 1894, iii., 230 — Additions to, in 1895, iv., 58 — Additions to, in 1896, iv., 240 — Additions to, in 1897, v., 37 — Additions to, in 1899, vi., 32 — Additions to, in 1902, vii., 87, 219 — Additions to, in 1903, vii., 289, 363 ; viii., 75 — Additions to, in 1904, viii., 121, 213 — Additions to, in 1905, viii., 255 ; ix., 45 — Additions to, in 1906, ix., 86, 216 — Additions to, in 1907, x., 37 — Additions to, in 1908, x., 120, 155 — Additions to, in 1909, x., 265 — Arrangements for access to, etc., vii., 217 — Bye-laws, vii., 85 — Catalogue, ix., 208 ; x., 33, 37 — List of Books in, prior to 1st January, 1902, vii., 218 — Motion as to printing Catalogue of Books and Lantern Slides,

ix., 208 — Report for 1894, iii., 230 — Report for 1895, iv., 58 — Report for 1896, iv., 240 — Report for 1899, vi., 32 — Report for 1902, vii., 217

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Library (continued)— — Report for 1903, viii., 73 — Report for 1904, viii., 210 — Report for 1905, ix., 43 — Report for 1906, ix., 207 — Report for 1907, x., 33 — Report for 1908, x., 215Life Membership, Correspondence as to :— — Letter from W. I. Clark, viii., 89 — Letter from W. Douglas, viii., 88 — Letter from N. B. Gunn, viii., 138 — Letter from R. G. Napier, viii., 90, 332 — Letter from W. A. Smith, viii., 138 — discussed, viii., 74 — Terms of commutation of, viii., 221Lists of Office-bearers, see Office-bearers

MCgregor, J. W., Reference, at Twelfth Annual General Meeting, to death of, vi., 125

Meetings, Annual General, First, in Glasgow, Dec, 1889, i., 37 — Second, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1890, i., 171 — Third, in Glasgow, Dec, 1891, ii., 28 — Fourth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1892, ii., 201 — Fifth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1893, iii., 36 — Sixth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1894, iii., 228 — Seventh, in Glasgow, Dec, 1895, iv., 57 — Eighth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1896, iv., 239 — Ninth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1897, v., 37 — Tenth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1898, v., 192 — Eleventh, in Glasgow, Dec, 1899, vi., 32 — Twelfth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1900, vi., 124 — Thirteenth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1901, vii., 33 — Fourteenth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1902, vii., 214 — Fifteenth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1903, viii., 73 — Sixteenth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1904, viii., 210 — Seventeenth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1905, ix., 42 — Eighteenth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1906, ix., 207 — Nineteenth, in Glasgow, Dec, 1907, x., 33 — Twentieth, in Edinburgh, Dec, 1908, x., 215 — Occasional, arranged for, vii., 86 — Occasional, suggested, v., 38 — Special General, in Glasgow, 7th December, 1894, iii., 228 — Special General, in Glasgow, 2nd December, 1895, iv., 57 — Special General, in Glasgow, 2nd December, 1896, iv., 239

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Meet at Lochearnhead (first informal), 6th April, 1889, iv., 90 — at Arrochar (second informal), October, 1889, iv., 90 — in Blackmount (third informal), Easter, 1890, iv., 90 — at Lochearnhead (fourth informal), New Year, 1891, iv., 90 — at Crook Inn, February, 1891, i., 236 ; iv., 90 — at Dalmally, Easter, 1891, i., 237 ; iv., 90 — at Dalwhinnie, May, 1891, i., 321 — at Loch Awe, New Year, 1892, ii., 68 — at Brodick, January, 1892, ii., 75 — at Inveroran, Easter, 1892, ii., 121 — at Tyndrum, New Year, 1893, ii., 259 — at Lochearnhead, February, 1893, ii., 265 — at Loch Awe, March, 1893, ii., 269 — at Dalmally, New Year, 1894, iii., 95 — at Inveroran, Easter, 1894, iii., 97 — at Tarbet, New Year, 1895, iii., 295 — at Fort William, Easter, 1895, iii., 300 — at Tyndrum, New Year, 1896, iv., 126 — at Fort William, Easter, 1896, iv., 129 — at Loch Awe, New Year, 1897, iv., 284 — at Tyndrum, Easter, 1897, iv., 294 — on West Coast, by Yacht, Easter, 1897, iv., 288 — at Fort William, New Year, 1898, v., 77 — at Ballachulish, Easter, 1898, v., 80 — at Tyndrum, New Year, 1899, v., 253 — at Kinlochewe, Easter, 1899, v., 253 — at Inveroran, New Year, 1900, vi., 53 — at Arrochar, Easter, 1900, vi., 61 — at Kinlochewe, Easter, 1900, vi., 59 — at Loch Awe, New Year, 1901, vi., 204 — at Fort William, Easter, 1901, vi., 210 — at Tarbet, New Year, 1902, vii., 77 — at Aviemore, Easter, 1902, vii., 80 — at Killin, New Year, 1903, vii., 278 — at Inveroran, Easter, 1903, vii., 285 — at Sligachan, Easter, 1903, vii., 280 — at Fort William, New Year, 1904, viii., 100 — at Aviemore, Easter, 1904, viii., 110 — at Loch Awe, New Year, 1905, viii., 249 — at Kingshouse, Easter, 1905, viii., 252 — at Sligachan, Easter, 1905, viii., 251 — at Tyndrum, New Year, 1906, ix., 76 — at Ballachulish, Easter, 1906, ix., 79, 80 — at Clachaig, Easier, 1906, ix., 79, 82 — at Kingshouse, Easter, 1906, ix., 79, 83

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Meet (continued)— — at Corrie, New Year, 1907, ix., 252 — at Arrochar, Easter, 1907, ix., 258 — at Fort William, Easter, 1907 (unauthorised), ix., 259 — at Inchnadamph, Easter, 1907, ix., 254 — at Fort William, New Year, 1908, x., 112 — at Braemar, Easter, 1908, x., 119, 144 — at Tyndrum, Easter, 1908, x., 153 — at Inveroran, New Year, 1909, x., 261 — at Killin, New Year, 1909, x., 258 — at Crianlarich, Easter, 1909, x., 264, 342 — at Fort William, Easter, 1909, x., 264, 335 — at Fort William, Easter, 1909, Humorous Account of, x., 272 Meets, decided on, i., 184 — History of first Meets, iv., 90 — Places of fixed, for 1891, i., 184 ; for 1892, ii., 28 ; for 1893,

ii., 202 ; for 1894, iii., 27 ; for 1895, iii., 230 ; for 1896, iv., 58 ; for 1897, iv., 240 ; for 1898, v., 38 ; for 1899, v., 192 ; for 1900, vi., 32 ; for 1901, vi., 124 ; for 1902, vii., 37 ; for 1903, vii., 216 ; for 1904, viii., 74 ; for 1905, viii., 211 ; for 1906, ix., 43 ; for 1907, ix., 208 ; for 1908, x., 34 ; for 1909, x., 216

— Success of, ii., 68 — Suggested, i., 132Members, Election of, discussed at first meeting, i., 41 — Honorary, Qualification of, and number, ii., 28, 201 — Honorary, Cameron, Donald, of Lochiel, elected, ii., 98 — Honorary, Geikie, Arch., elected, ii., 98 — Ordinary, elected — Adamson, R., iv., 57 ; Alexander, Jr.,

Henry, x., 215 ; Almond, G. H. H., viii., 210 ; Almond, H. H., i., 184 ; Backhouse, E., x., 33 ; Baker, G. P., v., 92 ; Barrie, J., ix., 207 ; Barrow, H., v., 37 ; Barrow, W., iii., 228 ; Bell, J. H., iii., 228 ; Berry, R. J. A., iv., 57 ; Bird, A., iii,, 36 ; Bowen, H. C., iv., 57 ; Boyd, H. C., iii., 36 ; Boyd, W., x., 215 ; Brown, B., ii., 98 ; Brown, R. A., x., 215 ; Brown, W., ii., 30 ; Brown, W. A., vi., 124 ; Brunskill, W., ii., 201 ; Buchan, J., viii., 210 ; Buchan, J. W., ix., 207 ; Burns, J., x., 33 ; Burns, J. W., viii., 73 ; Campbell, D. S., iv., 57 ; Carmichael, T. D. G., i., 171 ; Carmichael, T. D. G., vii., 35 ; Clark, C. I., ix., 207 ; Clark, W. I., iv., 57 ; Collie, J. N., ii., 30 ; Collier, J., iv., 239 ; Collins, G. L., x., 215 ; Comber, H. C, x., 215 ; Corner, E. M., v., 37 ; Cowan, W.,

i., 171 ; Crowley, E. A., iii., 228 ; Cumming, S. F. M., ix., 42 ; Dalton, T. E., vi., 32 ; Daly, J. F., iii., 36 ; Davies, P. D. R., ii., 30 ; Dewar, D., i., 184 ; Donald, G. R., x., 215 ;

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Members, Ordinary (continued)— Douglas, W., i., 171 ; Drummond, J. W., iv., 57 ; Duncan,

G., iv., 239 ; Ednie, G., x., 33 ; Farquhar, F. G., ix., 207 ; Fraser, Jr., A., iv., 57 ; Fraser, W., x., 33 ; Galbraith, W., x., 215 ; Garden, W., iv., 239 ; Geikie, A., ii., 30 ; Gibbs, G. B., iv., 239 ; Gibson, J., x., 215 ; Gibson, J. H., ii., 30 ; Gibson, T., v., 37 ; Gillon, S. A., vii., 214 ; Glover, G. T., v., 192 ; Goggs, F. S., vii., 35 ; Goodeve, T. E., viii., 73 ; Gordon, J., ii., 201 ; Grant, G. F. G., vii., 35 ; Green, E. W., iv., 57 ; Greig, F., ix., 207 ; Greig, J. S., ix., 207 ; Grove, Jr., J., viii., 210 ; Halkett, J. G. H, vi., 124 ; Hamilton, H. C., ii., 30 ; Marker, A., vi., 124 ; Harvie-Brown, J. A., ii., 30 ; Heathcote, J. N., vii., 35 ; Henderson, J. L., vi., 124 ; Hepburn, D., iv., 239 ; Hillhouse, P. A., viii., 210 ; Hoek, H. W., x., 215 ; Hope, R. P., viii., 210 ; Howard, G. E., x., 215 ; Howie, W. L., ii., 201 ; Hunter, T. D., viii., 73 ; Inglis, J. G., v., 37 ; Ingram, H. S., x., 33 ; Jackson, F. W., iii., 36 ; Johns, J. F., x., 33 ; Kellas, A. M., v., 192 ; Kellas, H., x., 33 ; Kennedy, A. B. W., iv., 57 ; King, W. W., ii., 30 ; Kynaston, H., v., 192 ; Lamington, Lord, ii., 98 ; Lawson, H. G. S., iv., 239 ; Levack, J. R., x., 215 ; Ling, W. N., v., 192 ; Longstaff, T. G., vii., 214 ; Low, R. S., vii., 214 ; Low, W., iii., 36 ; Macalister, W. G., ix., 42 ; Macdonald, R., vi., 124 ; McDougall, W. H., x., 215 ; McGregor, J. W., iv., 57 ; Mclntyre, J. H. A., viii., 73 ; Mackay, A. M., v., 192 ; Mackenzie, A., ii., 30 ; Mackenzie, R. J., ii., 30 ; Maclay, J., ii., 201 ; Macmillan, H. P., viii., 73 ; Macmillan, J., vii., 214 ; Macphail, J. R. N., viii., 73 ; Macpherson, C. E. W., i., 171 ; MacRobert, H., ix., 42 ; Meares, T., iv., 57 ; Millar, H., i., 184 ; Miller, J., v., 37 ; Miller, J. B., x., 215 ; Moncrieff, A., vi., 32 ; Moore, J. L., viii., 210 ; Morrison, W. A., vii., 214 ; Moss, C. C. B., iii., 228 ; Mounsey, W. A., vii., 35 ; Muir, T. S., ix., 42 ; Murdoch, W. G. B., vii., 214 ; Napier, J. S., iv., 57 ; Napier, R. G., iv., 239 ; Nelson, W., viii., 73 ; Nettleton, C. W., vii., 35 ; Newbigging, W. C., viii., 73 ; Nicolson, A., ii., 98 ; Noble, A. B., viii., 210 ; Oldham, H. S., ii., 201 ; Parker, G. T., v., 192 ; Parker, J. A., iii., 36 ; Parr, R. K., vii., 214 ; Patchell, C. W., ii., 201 ; Peach, B. N., i., 184 ; Peacock, A. W., viii., 73 ; Penney, S. M., ii., 201 ; Pettigrew, J. B., iii., 36 ; Phillimore, J. S., vi., 124 ; Pinches, H. I., x., 33 ; Priestman, H., ii., 201 ; Prothero, G. W., iv., 57 ; Raeburn, H., iv., 239 ; Reid, W. A., x., 215 ; Reith, G., iv., 57 ; Rickmers, W. R., viii., 210 ; Robertson, A. E., iii., 36 ; Robertson, E. B., vii., 35 ; Rohde, O., v., 192 ; Rorie, T. H. B., vi., 124 ; Rose, J.,

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Members, Ordinary (continued)— ii., 201 ; Rose, T. K., iv., 57 ; Russell, A. W., iv., 239 ;

Russell, R. R., v., 192 ; Ruxton, C., ii., 30 ; Sang, G., v., 192 ; Shepherd, A. J., iv., 239 ; Slingsby, W. C., iv., 239 ; Smith, A. D., x., 33 ; Smith, C. A., vi., 124 ; Smith, H., ii., 201 ; Smith, T. H., ii., 30 ; Smith, W. G., i., 184 ; Solly, G. A., iii., 228 ; Stewart, H., ix., 42 ; Squance, F. C., iv., 57 ; Squance, H., v., 37 ; Swan, C., ii., 98 ; Thomson, J. C., ix., 42 ; Tickell, H. H., iii., 36 ; Tough, W., ii., 201 ; Travers, M. W., iv., 239 ; Unna, P. J. H., ix., 42 ; Walker, C. W., vi., 124 ; Walker, H., iii., 228 ; Walker, H. G., iv., 239 ; Waters, A. C., vi., 32 ; Watson, H. M. D., x., 215 ; Waugh, J. J., viii., 210 ; Wavell, A. G., iii., 228 ; Weiss, F. E., iv., 57 ; Wigner, J. H., viii., 73 ; Williams, A., v., 37 ; Wilson, A. R., iv., 57 ; Wilson, C., v., 37 ; Woolley, H., ix., 207 ; Workman, R. E., vi., 32 ; Worsdell, R. W., ix., 42 ; Young, J. R., x., 215

Note.—The names of original members do not appear in the above list.

Members, Original, number, etc., iv., 88Membership as at 13th December, 1892, ii., 101 — as at 15th December, 1893, iii., 37 — as at 7th December, 1894, iii., 230 — as at 13th December, 1895, iv., 58 — as at 11th December, 1896, iv., 240 — as at 10th December, 1897, v., 37 — as at 2nd December, 1898, v., 192 — as at 1st December, 1899, vi., 32 — as at 7th December, 1900, vi., 124 — as at 6th December, 1901, vii., 35 — as at 5th December, 1902, vii., 214 — as at 4th December, 1903, viii., 73 — as at 2nd December, 1904, viii., 210 — as at 1st December, 1905, ix., 42 — as at 7th December, 1906, ix., 207 — as at 6th December, 1907, x., 33 — as at 4th December, 1908, x., 215 — Limitation of, i., 41, 171 ; ii., 110 — Ticket proposed, i., 41

nAMe for Club suggested, iv., 83

oFFICe-beArers : — Committee : Bell, J. H., vi., 124 ; Brown, W., iv., 57 ;

Campbell, C., i., 171 ; Campbell, T. F. S., ii., 201 ; Clark, W. I., vi., 32 ; Coats, J., iii., 228 ; Collie, J. N., v., 37 ;

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Office-bearers (continued)— Dewar, F. J., ii., 201 ; Drummond, J., vii., 36 ; Garden, W.,

viii., 74 ; Gibson, J. H., iii., 36 ; Glover, G. T., ix., 208 ; Goodeve, T. E., x., 216 ; Hill, H., x., 34 ; Hinxman, L. W., iii., 228 ; Inglis, W. G., ix., 43 ; Lawson, H. G. S., vi., 124 ; Lester, W. R., ii., 28 ; Ling, W. N., viii., 211 ; McConnochie, A. I., ii., 201 ; Maclay, J., iii., 228 ; v., 192 ; Maylard, A. E., iv., 239 ; ix., 43 ; Morrison, W. A., x., 216 ; Munro, H. T., v., 37 ; viii., 211 ; Naismith, W. W., i., 171 ; vii., 36 ; Parker, J. A., x., 34 ; Raeburn, H., v., 192 ; viii., 74 ; Ramsay, G. G., iv., 57 ; Rennie, J., iii., 36 ; vii., 36 ; Robertson, A. E., vii., 216 ; Robertson, R. A., ii., 28 ; vi., 32 ; Russell, A. W., viii., 211 ; Smith, W. A., v., 37 ; Smith, W. C., iv., 239 ; Squance, F. C., vii., 36 ; ix., 208 ; Walker, H., vii., 216

— Editor : Douglas, W., ii., 201 Stott, J. G., i., 39 — Election of, for 1890, i., 37 ; for 1891, i., 171 ; for 1892, ii., 28

; for 1893, ii., 201 ; for 1894, iii., 36 ; for 1895, iii., 228 ; for 1896, iv., 57 ; for 1897, iv., 239 ; for 1898, v., 37 ; for 1899, v., 192 ; for 1900, vi., 32 ; for 1901, vi., 124 ; for 1902, vii., 36 ; for 1903, vii., 216 ; for 1904, viii., 74 ; for 1905, viii., 211 ; for 1906, ix., 43 ; for 1907, ix., 207 ; for 1908, x., 34 ; for 1909, x., 216.

— Hon. President : Breadalbane, Marquis of, ii., 28 — Librarian : Goggs, F. S., vii., 216 Lawson, H. G. S., vii., 36 Thomson, G., ii., 201 — Lists of, for 1902, vii., 55 ; for 1903, vii., 244 ; for 1904, viii.,

93 ; for 1905, viii., 228 ; for 1906, ix., 58 ; for 1907, ix., 228 ; for 1908, x., 58 ; for 1909, x., 234

— President: Maylard, A. E., vi., 32 Munro, H. T., iii., 228 Ramsay, G. G., i., 37 Rennie, J., viii., 211 Robertson, R. A., v., 37 Smith, W. C., vii., 216 Thomson, G., x., 34 Veitch, J., ii., 201 — Secretary : Clark, W. I., vii., 36 Maylard, A. E., ii., 201 Thomson, G., iv., 239 — Slide-Custodian : Robertson, A. E., vii., 86 Russell, A. W., x., 216 — Treasurer: Naismith, W. W., ii., 201

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Office-bearers (continued)— Napier, G., vi., 124 Nelson, W., ix., 207 — Vice-President : Drummond, J. W., viii., 211 Hinxman, L. W., vi., 32 Maclay, J., vii., 216 Maylard, A. E., v., 37 Munro, H. T., iii., 36 Naismith, W. W., ix., 43 Nicolson, A., ii., 201 Phillip, C. B., iv., 57 Raeburn, H., x., 216 Ramsay, G. G., ii., 201 Rennie, J., v., 192 Robertson, R. A., iii., 228 Smith, J. P., ii., 201 Solly, G. A., x., 34 Thomson, G., vii., 36 Veitch, J., i., 37 Ordinary Members, see Members, OrdinaryOrigin of the Club, iv., 81Original Members, see Members, Original

photogrAphIC Album, i., 235 ; ii., 30Photographs, added to Club Set, ix., 46Photographs, Exhibition of Mountain, vii., 33Pictures presented to Club during 1902, vii., 221Precautions to be observed when climbing, see Recommendation of Committee

as toPresentations : Douglas, W., x., 35 Maylard, A. E., iv., 241 Stott, J. G., ii., 77, 92President, Date of appointment of, viii., 74 — see Office-bearersProceedings of the Club : i., 1, 37, 171, 236, 321 ; ii., 28, 68, 121, 201, 259 ; iii.,

36, 95, 228, 295 ; iv., 57, 126, 239, 284 ; v., 37, 77, 192, 253 ; vi., 32, 53, 124, 204 ; vii., 33, 77, 214, 278 ; viii., 73, 100, 210, 249 ; ix., 42, 76, 207, 252 ; x., 33, 112, 144, 215, 258, 335

QuAlIFICAtIon of Candidates, ii., 201 ; iv., 69

reCeptIons : by President in Glasgow, 1901, vii., 33 by President in Glasgow, 1903, viii., 74 by President in Edinburgh, 1904, viii., 211 by President in Glasgow, 1905, ix., 44

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Receptions (continued)— by President in Edinburgh, 1906, ix., 215 by President in Glasgow, 1907, x., 36 by President in Edinburgh, 1908, x., 216Recommendation of Committee as to precautions to be observed when

climbing, iii., 110Rules : Alterations to, i., 37, 171 ; ii., 201 ; iv., 239 ; v., 38, 192 — Alteration of Rule VIII. suggested, but not carried, vi., 32 — Alteration of Rule XI., v., 38, 192 — Alteration of Rules IX. and XV., ix., 43 — Alteration of Rules XV. and XVI., iv., 239 — Motion to adopt new, ix., 208 — New, adopted, December, 1906, ix., 209 — Remit to Committee to revise, ix., 44 — Suggested alterations of Rules IV. and VIII., ix., 44 — Suggested modification of Rule XV., iii., 228

seCretArY, see Office-bearersSlide-Custodian, see Office-bearersSong, first three verses, ii., 69 — last three verses, iii., 46Special General Meetings, see MeetingsSpeeches: Douglas, W., at Nineteenth Annual Dinner, x., 36 Ramsay, G. G., at First Annual Dinner, i., 1 Ramsay, G. G., at Fourth Annual Dinner, ii., 202 Rennie, J., at Nineteenth Annual Dinner, x., 35 Veitch, J., at Fourth Annual Dinner, ii., 202

Subscription raised, vii., 36 — (and entrance fee), Suggested raising of, iv., 68 — Terms of commutation of, viii., 211

treAsurer, see Office-bearersTrustees for the Club Funds : Maylard, A. E., ix., 43 Robertson, R. A., ix., 43

VICe-presIdent, see Office-bearers

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Section V.—Subject Index.

pArt I.—SKYE.

ACCIdent in Cuillins, Fatal, in 1870, ii., 101 — Fatal, to Mr. Allen, viii., 84, 85 — Fatal, to Mr. Whincup, vii., 41, 42 — to Mr. Greg, iii., 41, 42Alasdair–Dubh Gap, see Thearlaich–Dubh GapAlasdair–Sgumain Dip, an easy pass, vi., 11 — Height and position, vi., uAllt Coire na Banachdich (Eas Mor), x., 213, 228Allt na Dunaiche, x., 224Am Basteir, see BhasteirAm Fraoch Choire, Position of, ix., 324An Caisteal, see CastlesAn Coileach, Glamaig, ix., 323, 354An Diallaid, x., 209 — Ascent from Coire Ghreadaidh, ix., 142 — Ascent of gully on, x., 227 — Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 320An Dorus, x., 135 — Height and position, vi., 9 ; ix., 319 — Routes to and from, vi., 9An Stac, see Sgurr DeargArmadale Castle to Broadford, vi., 171

bAd Step, i., 58 ; v., 12 ; ix., 61, 62, 312, 313Bealach na Beiste, Position of, ix., 324Bealach a’ Bhasteir, Position, etc., ix., 317Bealach Coire nan Allt Geala, Height and position of, vi., 7Bealach Coire na Banachdich, Ascent to, from Coruisk, ii., 221, 222 — Height and position of, vi., 10 ; ix., 320 — Routes to, described, vi., 10 ; ix., 316Bealach Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda, ix., 353 — Best route from, to Coire Lagan, vi., 11 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321Bealach Coire Lagan, x., 134 Bealach Coire Labain, by J. A. Parker, vii., 303–310 — Descent from, to Coruisk, vii., 306, 307 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Quick route to Sligachan from, ix., 314Bealach Coir’ an Lochain, height and position, vi., 12 ; ix, 322

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

79

Bealach a’ Garbh-choire, ix., 353, 354 — Easy, but not of much use, vi., 12 — Height and position, vi., 12 ; ix., 322Bealach na Glaic Moire, ix., 313 ; x., 13–16 A Skye Highway, by Will. C. Smith, x., 13–16 — An easy pass, vi., 9 — Best route across, ix., 316 — Descent from, to Coruisk, v., 11 — Easiest approaches to, vi., 9 — Height and position of, vi., 9 ; ix., 318Bealach a’ Glas-choire, i., 56 — Height and position, vi., 7Bealach a’ Leitir, an easy pass, vi., 8 — Best route across, ix., 316 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 317Bealach na Lice, see Bealach a’ LeitirBealach a’ Mhaim, vii., 303 ; ix., 68, 314 ; x., 13 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 318Bealach Mosgaraidh, height and position, ix., 324Bealach na Sgairde, height and position, ix., 323Beinn na Caillich, ix., 362 — Ascent, by R. Jameson, v., 210 — Ascent, by Macculloch, iii., 193 — Ascent, by Pennant, iii., 118 ; v., 209 — Height and position, ix., 324 — View from, described by Pennant, iii., 118Beinn Dearg, ix., 354, 355Beinn Dearg Bheag, height and position, ix., 324Beinn Dearg Mheadhonach, ix., 313 — Height and position, ix., 324Beinn Dearg Mhor (Broadford), height and position, ix., 324Beinn Dearg Mhor (Red Hills), ix., 313 — Height and position, ix., 324Beinn Edra, ix., 364 — Ridge between, and the Storr described, vi., 169, 170Beinn na Greine, Ascent of, vi., 168Belig, ix., 355 — Height and position, ix., 324“Bergesteigung in den ‘Coolins’ der Insel Skye”, reviewed, iv., 251Bhasteir, i., 305 ; ix., 335 — Ascent of, iv., 202 ; v., 144 ; x., 138 — Ascent of, at Easter, ii., 214 ; vii., 283 — Ascent of, from Tooth, ii., 5 ; iv., 197 ; v., 12 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 317

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

80

Bhasteir (continued)— — Meaning of name, vi., 8 — Traverse of, iii., 167, 168 ; iv., 197 ; ix., 165 ; x., 49, 208, 223,

227Bhasteir Corrie, ix., 316 — at Easter, 1905, ix., 69 — Best exit from, ii., 290Bhasteir Nick Gully, Ascent of, v., 170–175Bhasteir Tooth, ix, 335 — Appearance of, at Easter, 1905, ix, 69 — Ascent, ii., 321 — Ascent, at Easter, ii., 214 ; vii., 283 — Ascent, first, ix., 335 — Ascent, partial, v., 144 — Descent of Bhasteir Corrie face attempted, iv., 197 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Geology of Chimney, viii., 226 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 317 — King’s Cave Route, v., 168 ; ix., 336, 337 — King’s Cave Route, Descent of, attempted, x., 225 — Lota Corrie Ledge, Ascent of, ii., 5 ; v., 12 — Lota Corrie Ledge, Descent attempted, iv., 197 — Lota Corrie Ledge, Descent of, x., 227 — Lota Corrie Ledge, route described, ii., 172 ; iii., 168 ; iv., 65 ;

ix., 335 — Naismith’s Route, Ascent of, v., 145, 166, 167 ; ix., 165 ; x.,

208, 223, 224, 225 — Naismith’s Route, Descent of, x., 49, 225 — Naismith’s Route, described, ix., 335, 336 — Shadbolt’s Chimney, ix., 337–339 — Shadbolt’s Chimney, Ascent of, ix., 225, 226Bidein Druim nan Ramh, ix., 341–343 Bidein Druim nan Ramh by the Druim nan Ramh Ridge,

by W. Tough, iii., 284–287 — Appreciation of, x., 14 — Ascent of, x., 224, 225 — Ascent from Coire na Creiche, i., 60, 61 — Ascent from Coruisk, v., 5, 12 — Ascent, partial, x., 50 — Ascent, routes of, ix, 342 — Descent of, to Coire na Creiche, i, 61 — Height and position, ix., 318 — Height corrected in new Ord. Survey, viii., 137 — Position, confusion regarding, vi., 8 — Traverse of Main Ridge, best direction, ii, 172

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

81

Bidein Druim nan Ramh (continued)— — traversed, ii., 4, 5, 222, 223, 321 ; iii., 285 ; v, 12 ; x., 223Blath Bheinn, see BlavenBlaven, i., 305 ; ix., 360–362 A Spring Day on Blaven, by C. W. Walker, vii., 310–312 — and Clach Glas, recommended for a first excursion, ix., 315 — and Clach Glas, route difficult in mist, ix., 358, 359 — Ascent of, iv., 196 ; viii., 252 — Ascent of, from Camasunary, v., 14 ; x., 224 — Ascent of, from Clach Glas, iv., 21 ; v., 144 — Ascent of, from Clach Glas, Easter, viii., 251 — Ascent of, from South East, i., 58 — Descent of North Face, ii., 321 ; vii., 311 — Descent to Broadford, x., 224 — Descent to Loch an Athain, iv., 21 — Descent to South, i., 59 — described, ix., 360, 361 — East Ridge, Ascent of, vi., 130 ; ix., 357 — East Shoulder, Ascent of, attempted, i., 58 — Geology of, v., 278 ; vi., 5 — Group, ix., 355–362 — Group, routes to from Sligachan, ix., 355 — Group table of heights and ridges, ix., 324 — Gullies on East face described, vi., 129 — Half Crown Pinnacle, ix., 360 — Half Crown Pinnacle, Ascent of, ii., 321 — Height and position, ix., 324 — Pinnacle Ridge of, ix., 362 — Route to Clach Glas explained, x., 137, 138 — Route to, from Sligachan, ix., 315 — Route up, from Clach Glas, ix., 359, 360 ; x., 137, 138 — Route up, from Pinnacle, x., 176 — Routes of ascent, ix., 361 — traversed from Camasunary, vii., 310–312 — traversed from Broadford to Sligachan, ix., 142 — View from, i., 59 — West face, Ascent of, ii., 321Bloody Stone, Best route from, to Sligachan, vi., 168Broadford as a centre for the Cuillins, ix., 312 — From Armadale Castle to, vi., 171 — Hills, ix., 362 — Hills, Table of, ix., 324 — Lord Cockburn’s visit to, in 1841, v., 220Bruach na Frithe, i., 305 ; ix., 339, 340 — Ascent of, ii., 321 ; iv., 202 ; v., 144 ; vi., 24, 25 ; x., 138, 227

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

82

Bruach na Frithe (continued)— — Ascent of, at Easter, vii., 283 ; viii., 251 — Ascent of, by J. D. Forbes, in 1845, v., 218 — of, in 1865, ii., 106 — Best view point near Sligachan, ix., 313 — Fionn Choire Chimney, First ascent of, x., 226, 227 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 318 — Height, Determination of, by J. D. Forbes, v., 218 — North-West Ridge, Ascent of, i., 61 ; x., 133 — North-West Ridge, Descent of, i., 62 — Route of ascent, Best, ix., 339 — Route of ascent, Easy, from Bealach a’ Mhaim, ix., 313 — South Summit, Suggested name for (Sgurr na Bhairnich), vi.,

8 — Time from Summit to Sligachan, ix., 339 — to Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, best direction to take, ii., 172 — traversed, ii., 5 ; v., 12 ; x., 223

CAIsteAl a’ Garbh-choire, Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, ix., 322Camasunary, i., 58 — visited by Sir W. Scott, v., 215Camp, see Camp, in Part II. of Subject IndexCarbost, x., 200, 214 — as a centre for the Cuillins, ix., 312Castles, The, ix., 340, 341 — Ascent of, from Harta Corrie, viii., 251 ; ix., 61, 101, 102 — from Harta Corrie, ix., 340 — Height and position, ix., 318 — Position of, vi., 8 — Traverse of, ii., 321 ; v., 12 ; x., 208, 223, 224Cave, Maccoitar’s, see Maccoitar’s CaveCiche na Beinne Deirge, height and position, ix., 324Cioch a’ Sgumain, ix., 350 — Ascent of, x., 201, 202, 224, 227, 228 — Direct ascent from Corrie, x., 175 — inspected, x., 49 — Position, etc., ix., 321 — see also Sron na CicheClach Glas, ix., 356–360 Clach Glas, Skye, by F. W. Jackson, iv., 16–22 — and Blaven, combined ascent difficult in mist, ix., 358, 359 — and Blaven, recommended as a first excursion, ix., 315 — and Blaven, route along ridge described, ix., 142 ; x., 137, 138

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

83

Clach Glas (continued)— — Ascent attempted, vii., 283 — Ascent, first, iv., 17 ; ix., 356 — Ascent from Broadford, vi., 218–221 — Ascent, usual route, ix., 357 — East face, Ascent of, vi., 129, 219, 220 — East face Climbs, ix., 356, 357 — East face, Descent of, vi., 221 — East face, described, vi., 219 — East face, Gullies on, described, vi., 129 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, ix., 324 — Pinnacles on East face, vi., 220 — Route to, from Sligachan, ix., 315 — Route to, from Sligachan, by back of Marsco, iv., 18 — Traverse of, iv., 196 — Traverse of, from N. to S., iv., 19–21 ; v., 144 ; viii., 251 ; x.,

136–138 — Traverse of, from S. to N., ii., 321 ; iv., 202 — West face, Ascent of, iv., 205 — West face Climb, ix., 356 — West face, Descent of, vi., 220 — West face, New Ascent of, Easter, 1905, viii., 328, 329Clach Glas–Blaven col, ix., 358Coire nan Allt Geala, ix., 317, 329Coire na Banachdich, Central Gully, attempted, ix., 67 — Central Gully, climbed, v., 168 ; ix., 131 — Position of, ix., 320 — Route through, to Bealach Coire na Banachdich, vi., 10 ; ix.,

316 — Window-tower, ix., 346Coire Beag, Position of, vi., 12 ; ix., 323 — Route into, from main ridge, vi., 12 ; ix., 323Coire a’ Bhasteir, ix., 317 — Easy pass to Fionn Choire, vi., 8 — Gullies on Sgurr nan Gillean, ix., 332 ; see also under Sgurr

nan Gillean — Height of, vi., 13 — Impossible Pool, New way out of, v., 170Coire nan Bruadaran, Position of, ix., 324Coir’ a’ Chaoruinn, Position of, ix., 322Coir’ a’ Chruidh, Position of, vi., 12 ; ix., 323Coire na Creiche, i., 59 — Best route through, to Bealach na Glaic Moire, ix., 316 — Camp in, x., 204–208, 224

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

84

Coire na Creiche (continued)— — Confused nomenclature of, ii., 215, 216 ; x., 14 — Description of, ii., 215 — Position of, ix., 318Coire na Dorus, Position of, ix., 319Coire Dubh, from Clach Glas–Blaven col, ix., 358Coire Dubh Measarroch, Position of, ix., 324Coir’ an Eich, x., 134 — An easy route to Sgurr na Banachdich, vi., 10 ; ix., 320Coire a’ Ghreadaidh, ix., 142 ; x., 135 — Best route to Thuilm ridge, vi., 9 — Position of, ix., 319 — Route through, to An Dorus, etc., vi., 9 ; ix., 319 — Route through, to various parts of main ridge, vi., 9, 10Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda, ix., 353 ; x., 133 — Boulder in, x., 204 — described, ix., 163 — Easy route through, vi., 12 ; ix., 322 — Easy route to, from Glen Brittle, ix., 321 — Glaciation of rocks, vi., 6 — Height of, vi., 13 ; viii., 137 — Position of, ix., 321, 322 — Route from, to Bealach Coir’ an Lochain, vi., 12Coire Labain, see Coire LaganCoire Lagan, Ancient Glaciers of, ii., 218 — Best route from, to Bealach Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda, vi., 11 — Circuit of, ii., 321 ; v., 145 — Circuit of, recommended to climbers paying first visit, ix., 314 — Easy descent into, from Sgurr Dearg, vi., 10 ; ix., 321 — Easy route from, to Bealach Coire Lagan, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Glaciation of, vi., 6 — Height of, vi., 13 ; viii., 137 — Position of, ix., 320, 321 — Route to Mhic Coinnich–Thearlaich col, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Screes, x., 50 — View from, described, vii., 305Coire nan Laogh, Position of, ix., 323 — Routes from, to main ridge, etc., vi., 12 ; ix., 323Coir’ an Lochain, v., 145 — Easy pass from, to Coireachan Ruadha, vi., 11 — Easy route out of, to Coruisk, vi., 11 ; ix., 322 — Height of, vi., 13 ; viii., 137 — Position of, ix., 321, 322 — Route from, to Bealach Coir’ an Lochain, vi., 12 ; ix., 322 Coir’ a’ Mhadaidh, x., 13, 14

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

85

Coir’ a’ Mhadaidh (continued)— — Position of, vi., 8 ; ix., 318 — Route through, to Bealach na Glaic Moire, ix., 316Coire Riabhaich, ix., 329Coireachan Ruadha, Easy pass from, to Coir’ an Lochain, vi., 11 — Position of, ix., 319–321 — Route from, to Banachdich ridge, ix., 319 — Route from, to main ridge, described, vi., 10 — Route into, from Bealach Coire Lagan, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Route through, to Bealach Coire na Banachdich (best), vi., 10 — Screes, Probable origin of, vi., 6 — Spur, Height and position of, vi., 10Coire Uaigneich, x., 224Coire an Uaigneis, Position of, ix., 318, 319 — Route through, to An Dorus, vi., 9 ; ix., 319Coruisk, see Loch CoruiskCuillins, i., 305 ; ix., 293–362 ; see also Skye A Chuilionn, by N. Collie, iv., 259–266 ; ix., 303–308 A Day in the Cuchullins, by A. E. Maylard, ii., 3–7 Bergesteigung in den Coolins der Insel Skye, in Sport im

Bild, 26th June, 1896, reviewed, iv., 251 Easter in the Cuillins, by J. H. Gibson, ii., 213–224 Ice Erosion in the Cuillin Hills, by A. Harker, reviewed, vii.,

54 Notes, Geological and Topographical, on the Cuillin Hills,

Skye, by A. Harker, vi., 1–13 Och ! The Coolin ! (Song), vii., 284–285 On the Height of some of the Black Cuchullins in Skye, by

N. Collie, ii., 168–173 Ridge-Walking on the Coolins at Easter, 1905, by H.

Raeburn, ix., 59–70 Sligachan and the Coolins (Cornhill Magazine), reviewed,

iii., 308 The Black Coolins (Alpine Journal, xiii., 433), by C.

Pilkington, referred to, ii., 135 The Coolins in 1896, by W. Brown, iv., 193–213 The Cuillins in a Week, by J. A. Parker, x., 131–138 The Knees of the Gods, ix., 192–198 Three Days among the Cuillins, by W. W. Naismith, i.,

56–62 — Appreciation of, by N. Collie, iv., 259–266 ; ix., 303–308 — Appreciation of rock climbing in, iv., 263, 264 ; ix., 306 — Appreciation of the beauties of, iv., 259–266 ; ix., 303–308 — at Easter, 1892, ii., 213–224 — Bibliography, ix., 309–311

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

86

Cuillins (continued)— — Climate, Remarks on, ix., 299 — Climbing centres, ix., 311, 312 — Climbing, commencement of detail, iv., 195 ; ix., 301, 302 — Climbing compared with Arran, Letters by Brown, Clark, and

Raeburn, v., 82–86 — Climbing, Developments of, iv., 195 ; ix., 301, 302 — Climbing, General remarks regarding, ii., 173 — Climbing, Nature of, to be expected, ii., 6, 7 — Climbs, Table of, classified according to difficulty, ix., 325–

327 — Compass erratic on, ii., 5 — Description of, by Macculloch, iii., 193, 194 — Description of, by Ruskin, iv., 261 ; ix., 304 — Description of, by Sir W. Scott, v., 214 — Description of, General, iv., 193, 194 ; ix., 300, 301 — Excursions (three), recommended to climbers paying first

visit, ix., 314, 315 — Form and colour of, iv., 115 — Fortnight in, in 1893, ii., 320, 321 — Geology of, iv., 119, 125 ; v., 278, 279 ; viii., 224–226 ; ix.,

311 — Glacial action, J. D. Forbes on the evidences of, v., 217 — Harker’s times to various points from Glen Brittle, ix., 315 — Harker’s times to various points from Sligachan, ix., 315 — Heights of, ii., 168–173 — Heights of, see also under Table, below — Hints to those visiting for first time, ix., 312–315 — Hut, Suggested position for, ix., 312 — in 1865, ii., 99–108 — Map of, by C. Pilkington, i., 142, 235 ; ii., 168 — Map of, by S.M.C., ix., 293 — Maps of, ix., 299 — Maps of, Inaccuracy of, ii., 168 — Name of, A. Nicolson’s opinion regarding, ii., 99, 100 — Nameless peaks, iv., 163 — Nomenclature of, ix., 308, 309 — Position and descriptions of peaks and ridges, A. Harker’s

table, vi., 7–13 — Position of, ix., 299, 301 — Rocks, Magnetic qualities of, v., 15 — Rocks, Rottenness of, ii., 223 — Roping, Necessity for in, ii., 290 — Snow climbing in, at Easter, 1892, ii., 223, 224 — Southern, Inaccessibility of, ix., 59, 60

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

87

Cuillins (continued)— — Stone falls in, v., 16 — Table of heights, ii., 170, 171 — Table of names, heights, and positions of peaks, etc., iv., 209–

212 ; ix., 317–324 — Table of peaks according to height, ix., 325 — Table of ridges, passes, and peaks, by A. Harker, vi., 7–13 — Three most useful passes across main ridge, ix., 316 — visited by J. D. Forbes, v., 217 — visited by T. Grierson, iii., 254 — Water, Lack of, on ridges, ix., 314

druIM na Cleoch, vi., 170 ; x., 48Druim nan Ramh, ix., 342 Bidein Druim nan Ramh by the Druim nan Ramh Ridge,

by W. Tough, iii., 284–287 — climbed from Coruisk, vi., 168 — crossed, by T. Grierson, 1849, v., 227 — described, iii., 286 — Easy walk along, recommended, ix., 313 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Meaning of name, vi., 8 — Position of, ix., 318 — Short cut across, to head of Loch Coruisk, ix., 313 — traversed, iii., 285, 286 — View from, described, vi., 168Druim na Ruaige, ix., 313Drumhain crossed, i., 58 ; vi., 26 ; x., 15, 16 — to Sligachan in a snowstorm, vii., 307–309 — View from, described, vi., 168Dunaiche Glen, x., 224Dunscaith Castle, Sleat, vi., 170

eAg Dubh, Position of, ix., 319Eagle’s Nest Chimney, Ascent of, v., 144 ; vi., 224Elgol as a centre for the Cuillins, ix., 312

FIngAl’s Seat (Suidh Fhinn), Ascent of, vi., 168Fionn Choire, ix., 316 ; x., 208 — as an easy way off the main ridge, iii., 168 — as a fast way off the main ridge, ix., 339 — Ascent of Bruach na Frithe from, vi., 24, 25 — Easy pass from Coir’ a’ Bhasteir, vi., 8 — Effects of Lightning in, iii., 168 — Position of, ix., 317

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

88

Forbes, Prof., his ascent of Sgurr nan Gillean, i., 57Forked Chimney, see Sgurr nan Gillean

gArbh-bheinn, ix., 355 — Ascent of, ii., 321 ; iv., 207 — Height and position, ix., 324 — Traverse of south face, iv., 19Garbh-choire, Descent of, iv., 163 — Descent into, from Sgurr nan Eag, ix., 323 — Easy way down, ix., 322 — Position of, ix., 322 — Probable origin of screes, vi., 6 — Rough screes in, vi., 12 — Route from, to Sheep pass, vi., 12Gars-bheinn, ix., 354 — Ascent of, v., 14, 145 ; ix., 130 ; x 227 — Ascent of, by south arête, ix., 62, 63 — Ascent of, from Scavaig, by S. E. spur, iv., 177 — Climbs from Garbh-choire, iv., 162 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position of, vi., 12 ; ix., 323 — Ridges south of, described, vi., 12 — traversed, viii., 251 — View from, ix., 63Gendarme, see Sgurr nan Gillean, Western Ridge, ToothGeology, see under Cuillins, and SkyeGhost’s Cave, Loch Coruisk, i., 58Gillean, Sleat, vi., 170Glamaig, ix., 354 — Ascent of, ix., 313 ; x., 227 — Fast ascent of, ix., 354 — Height and position, ix., 323Glamaig Burn, Traverse of, for a wet day, x., 223Glas-bheinn Mhor, ix., 324Glen Brittle, ii., 217 ; x., 199–214 Glen Brittle in June, by H. MacRobert, ix., 159–166 Sligachan to Glen Brittle by the Dubh Ridges, by W. N.

Ling, vii., 301–303 — as a centre for the Cuillins, ix., 312 — Camp at, x., 200–214, 224 — Coast walk from Gars-bheinn to, x., 228 — described, iv., 208 — Easiest route to, from Coruisk, ix., 316 — from Loch Scavaig by the Coast, iv., 201 — from Sligachan, Easter, 1905, viii., 299, 300

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

89

Glen Brittle (continued)— — from Sligachan, via Bealach a’ Mhaim, time taken, ix., 314 — Harker’s times from, to various points in the Cuillins, ix., 315 — Modern resources of, x., 135 — to Sligachan by Ghreadaidh, etc., to Bruach na Frithe, x., 228Glen Sligachan, visited by T. Grierson, in 1849, v., 227 — Walk through in dark, i., 59 ; vii., 307–309Great Stone Shoot, see Sgurr Alasdair

hAlF Crown Pinnacle, see BlavenHarker’s easy routes in the Cuillins, ix., 293 — times to various points from Sligachan and Glen Brittle, ix.,

315Harta Corrie, i., 58 — Attempted descent into, from main ridge, iv., 202 — Glaciation of, vi., 6 — Position of, ix., 318 — Route from, to Sgurr na h’ Uamha, ix., 335

ICe Erosion in the Cuillin Hills, see CuillinsInaccessible Pinnacle, see Sgurr Dearg

jAMMed Block Chimney, see Sgurr nan Gillean

kIng’s Cave Route, see Bhasteir ToothKnight’s Peak, see Sgurr nan Gillean, 4th pinnacleKyle Rhea, visited by Lord Cockburn in 1841, v., 219

loCh Ainort, Character of road round head of, vi., 170 ; x., 48Loch an Athain, i., 59Loch Brittle, The cliffs of, x., 209Loch na Creitheach, Glaciation of rocks, vi., 6Loch Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda, Corrected height of, in new survey, viii., 137 — Height of, vi., 13Loch Coire Lagan, Corrected height of, in new survey, viii., 137 — Height of, vi., 13Loch Coir’ an Lochain, Corrected height of, in new survey, viii., 137 — Height of, vi., 13Loch a’ Choire Riabhaich, ix., 330Loch Coruisk Coruisk, a poem, by W. C. S., x., 348 The Climbers’ Camp at Loch Coruisk, by W. Douglas, v.,

1–16 — Camp, Easter, 1892, ii., 220, 221 — Camp, July–Aug., 1897, v., 1–16

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

90

Loch Coruisk (continued)— — Camp, July–Aug., 1897, Remains of, x., 15 — Depth sounded, v., 12 — Description of, by Macculloch, iii., 194 ; v., 212–214 — Description of, by Sir W. Scott, iii., 119 — Finding of, by Macculloch, v., 212 — from Sligachan, by Bealach na Glaic Moire, x., 13–16 — Geology of, v., 278 — Glaciation of rocks, vi., 6 — Hut at head of, proposed, iv., 208, 306 — Macculloch, on Scott’s Cave, iii., 189 — Picture of, by Robson, iv., 261 ; ix., 304 — Picture of, by Turner, iv., 261 ; ix., 304 — Position of, ix., 318, 320, 321 — Routes to Bealach na Glaic Moire, vi., 9 ; ix., 316 — Routes to, from Sligachan, ix., 312, 313 — Routes to head of, over Druim nan Ramh, ix., 313 — Sleeping out at, vii., 48 — visited, i., 58 — visited by Lord Cockburn in 1841, v., 223–225 — visited by C. Fraser-Mackintosh in 1857, v., 228 — visited by T. Grierson, v., 227 — visited by Sir W. Scott, v., 215 — visited by C. R. Weld in 1859, v., 228 — visited by J. Wilson in 1841, v., 219 — walked round, i., 58Loch an Fhir-bhallaich, x., 204 — Height of, vi., 13Loch Harport, x., 200, 214Loch Scavaig, Bad Step, see Bad Step — Shore walk, ix., 312 — to Glen Brittle by the Coast, iv., 201 — visited by Lord Cockburn, 1841, v., 222–226 — visited by Sir W. Scott, v., 214 — Yachting Meet at, in 1897, iv., 288Loch Slapin, Descent to, from Blaven, x., 224 — visited by Lord Cockburn in 1841, v., 221Lonely Corrie, iv., 17, 21 ; x., 136, 137Lota Corrie, ix., 317, 318 — Easy route through, vi., 8 ; ix., 316 — Glaciation of, vi., 6 — Route through, to Bealach a’ Leitir, vi., 8 ; ix., 316, 317 — visited, i., 58

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

91

MACCoItAr’s Cave Maccoitar’s Cave, Skye, by S. M. Penney, vi., 14–16 Macleod’s Gap, Height and position of, vi., 9 ; ix., 319Macleod’s Tables, Geology of, iv., 121 ; v., 278Mad Burn, iv., 161Mam a’ Phobuill, height and position of, ix., 324Marsco, ix., 355 — Ascent of, ii., 321 — Easy route up, ix., 313 — Height and position, ix., 324Meall Odhar, Height and position of, vi., 8Meall a’ Tobar nan Uaislean, Height and position of, vi., 8 ; ix., 318Mhic Coinnich–Thearlaich col, ix., 349 — Height and position of, vi., 11 ; ix., 321

nAIsMIth’s Route, see Bhasteir ToothNeedle Rock, see QuiraingNicolson’s Chimney, see Sgurr nan Gillean

old Man of Skye, see Sgurr Dearg, Inaccessible PinnacleOld Man of Storr, ix., 363 — examined, v., 200 — see also Storr RockOrd, Sleat, described, vi., 170Ostaig, Sleat, vi., 170

pInnACle Route, see Sgurr nan GilleanPoliceman, see Sgurr nan Gillean, Western Ridge, ToothPortree Hills, ix., 363–365Portree to Staffin, ix., 363

QuIrAIng, ix., 365, 366 — Best Route to, ix., 365 — Geology of, v., 278 — Needle Rock, ix., 365 — visited, v., 306, 307 ; vi., 223 ; vii., 48 — visited by Nicolson, ix., 365

red Coolins, Geology of, iv., 125Red Hills, The, ix., 354 — Table of heights and ridges, ix., 323, 324Rough Corrie, Clach Glas, iv., 17

sguMAIn–AlAsdAIr Ridge, at Easter, 1905, viii., 301 — described, i., 140, 141

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

92

Sgumain–Alasdair Ridge (continued)— — see also under Sgurr AlasdairSgurr Alasdair, i., 305 ; ix., 350–352 Sgurr Alasdair, by C. Pilkington, i., 139–142 — and Sgurr nan Gillean contrasted, ix., 160, 161 — Ascent, by Corrie Lagan face, i., 141 — Ascent, by Corrie Lagan face, attempted, x., 131, 132 — Ascent, Easiest, ix., 352 — Ascent, First, ix., 350–352 — Ascent of, from Gap, v., 9 ; vii., 302 ; ix., 164 — Ascent of, from Gap, at Easter, 1905, ix., 65, 66 — Ascent of, by Sgumain Ridge, i., 140 ; ii., 219, 321 ; v., 144,

145 ; x., 50, 203, 224, 227 — Climbing on, referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda face, Easy descent of, by gully, ix., 127 — described, i., 139, 140 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Great Stone Shoot, i., 139, 140 — Great Stone Shoot, an easy descent to Coire Lagan, vi., 11 — Great Stone Shoot, Ascent of, i., 140 ; iv., 203, 207 ; vii., 284 ;

ix., 128 ; x., 133 — Great Stone Shoot, Position of, etc., vi., 11 ; ix. 321 — Great Stone Shoot, Probable route of first ascent ix., 351, 352 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — Height of Stone Shoot Gap, vi., 11 — Name, Origin of, i., 139 — N.E. Peak, see Sgurr Thearlaich — N.W. Face Climb referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — N.W. Face described, i., 140 — N.W. Face, First ascent of, iv., 203 — N.W. Face Route, ix., 352 — Sgumain Ridge, mauvais pas, ix., 314 — Sgumain Ridge Route, ix., 352 — S.E. Face described, i., 140 — to Sgurr Dubh Ridge, route described, ii., 173 — to Sgurr Sgumain Ridge, see Sgumain–Alasdair Ridge — traversed at Easter, 1903, vii., 283 — traversed at Easter, 1905, viii., 251 — View from, i., 140Sgurr na Banachdich, i., 305 ; ix., 346 — Ascent of, ii., 222 ; iv., 207 ; v., 145 ; x., 134, 135, 223, 227 — Ascent of, at midnight, x., 213 — Ascent of, from An Diallaid Ridge, ix., 143 — Ascent of, from Coireachan Ruadha, v., 12

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

93

Sgurr na Banachdich (continued)— — Ascent, Usual routes of, ix., 346 — Coireachan Ruadha face, Attempted climb up, v., 12 — Compass bearings from, v., 15, 16 — Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 319, 320 — Nicolson’s ascent of, ix., 351 — North Top, see Sgurr Thormaid — Route (easy) to, by Coir’ an Eich, vi., 10 — Route (easy) to, from Sligachan, ix., 313 — St. Kilda seen from, x., 224 — traversed at Easter, 1905, viii., 252 ; ix., 67, 68Sgurr Beag, Height and position, ix., 317Sgurr a’ Beoch, Name of, discussed, vi., 7 — see also Sgurr BeagSgurr na Bhairnich, vi., 8Sgurr a’ Bhasteir, Ascent of, ii., 321 ; vi., 25, 223 ; x., 227 — Ascent of, at Easter, 1903, vii., 283 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 317 — Ridge, New heights of, vi., 8Sgurr a’ Choire Bhig, Height and position, vi., 12 ; ix., 323 — traversed, Easter, 1905, ix., 63Sgurr Coire an Lochain, ix., 353, 354 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Northern face climb referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Traverse of, from N. to S., and possible first ascent, iv., 205Sgurr Dearg, i., 305 ; ix., 314, 347–349 — An Stac, ix., 349 — An Stac, Ascent, v., 145 ; x., 228 — An Stac, Ascent described, vii., 305 — An Stac, Descent of, ii., 218 — An Stac, Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 320 — Ascent of, ii., 217, 321 ; iv., 207 ; vii., 283 ; ix., 164 ; x., 227 — Ascent to foot of pinnacle from Coireachan Ruadha, v., 10 — Buttress, see An Stac, above — Climbing on, referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Easy descent to Coire Lagan, vi., 10 ; ix., 321 — Geology of, v., 279 ; vi., 4 — Height and position of, vi., 10 ; ix., 320 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, i., 305 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, Ascent of, ii., 217, 218, 321 ; iv., 207 ;

v., 10 ; ix., 164 ; x., 134, 203, 204, 224, 225, 228 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, Ascent, attempted winter, ix., 60 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, Ascent, first, ix., 347

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

94

Sgurr Dearg (continued)— — Inaccessible Pinnacle described, ii., 134, 135 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, East climb, ix., 348 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, Geology of, vi., 5 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 320 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, History of early ascents, ii., 135 ; ix.,

348, 349 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, observed by C. R. Weld, 1859, v., 229 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, South crack, Ascent of, x., 175 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, S. W. side climbed, v., 168–170 — Inaccessible Pinnacle, West Climb, ix., 347, 348 — Nicolson’s ascent of, ix., 351 — recommended as an easy and repaying ascent, ix., 314 — Window Buttress, Ascent of, x., 228 — Window Tower Buttress, Ascent of, x., 203, 224Sgurr Dubh Beag, ix., 353 — Height and position, ix., 322 — Traverse of, from E. to W., iv., 161 ; v. 145 ; vii., 282, 302 — Traverse of, from W. to E., iv., 201 ; x., 225Sgurr Dubh na Da Bheinn, i., 305 ; ix., 353 — Ascent of, iv., 162, 201 ; v., 145 ; vii., 282, 302 ; ix., 127, 163

; x., 134, 227 — Ascent of, Easter, 1905, viii., 251, 302 ; ix., 64 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, ix., 322 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — View from, iv., 162, 163Sgurr Dubh Mor, i., 305 ; ix., 353 Sgurr Dubh, Skye, by W. Douglas, iv., 159–164 Sligachan to Glen Brittle by the Dubh Ridges, by W. N.

Ling, vii., 301–303 — Ascent of, ix., 127, 163 ; x., 134, 227 — Ascent of, at Easter, 1905, viii., 302 — Climbing on, referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Coruisk Slabs, Scramble on, v., 8 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Height and position, vi., 12 ; ix., 322 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — New route off, to Sgurr Dubh Beag, x., 225 — Nicolson’s ascent of, iv., 160 ; ix., 353 — Pilkington’s attempts on, iv., 160, 161 — Traverse of, from Sgurr Dubh Beag, iv., 162 ; v., 145 ; vii.,

282, 302 — Traverse of, from West to East, iv., 201 — View of, from Loch Scavaig, iv., 160

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

95

Sgurr Dubh Mor (continued)— — West Peak, see Sgurr Dubh na Da BheinnSgurr nan Each, ix., 355 — Ascent of, iv., 207 — Height and position, ix., 324 — Note regarding cliffs, v., 170Sgurr Eadar da Choire, height and position, ix., 319Sgurr nan Eag, i., 305 ; ix., 354 — Ascent of, v., 145 ; x., 134, 227 — Climbs from Garbh-choire, iv., 162 — Height and position, vi., 12 ; ix., 322 — traversed, iv., 177 — traversed at Easter, 1905, viii., 251 ; ix., 63 — traversed by night, ix., 129, 130Sgurr nan Eag–Sgurr a’ Choire Beag Dip, see Sheep PassSgurr na Fheadain, ix., 343 ; x., 13 — Ascent of, iv., 202 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Height and position, vi., 8 ; ix., 318 — Route across, to Bealach na Glaic Moire, ix., 316 — Water Pipe Gully, Ascent of, iv., 198–200 ; ix., 288 — Water Pipe Gully, Climb described, ix., 343 — Water Pipe Gully, First ascent of, iv., 199 ; ix., 343Sgurr a’ Fionn Choire, ix., 339 — Ascent of, vi., 25 ; x., 223 — Ascent of, at Easter, 1903, vii., 283 — Height and position of, vi., 8 ; ix., 317 — Lota Corrie Face, Ascent of, iv., 204 ; ix., 339Sgurr a’ Ghreadaidh, i., 305 ; ix., 345, 346 — Ascent of, ii., 321 ; iv., 202 ; v., 145 — Coire Ghreadaidh Face, Ascent by a gully, v., 168 — Coire Ghreadaidh Face, Ascent by a ridge, v., 168 ; ix., 346 ;

x., 228 — Coire Ghreadaidh Face, Ascent by “Hidden Gully”, x., 209–

212, 224 — Coire Ghreadaidh Face, Climbs described, ix., 346 — Coire Ghreadaidh Face, Descent of, x., 212 — Coruisk Face Climb, Ascent of, v., 7, 8 — Coruisk Face Climb, Ascent, first, iv., 203 — Coruisk Face Climb, described, iv., 263 ; ix., 306, 346 — Coruisk Face descended, v., 8 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, vi., 9 ; ix., 319 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — S. E. Ridge, see Coruisk Face, above

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

96

Sgurr a’ Ghreadaidh (continued)— — Traverse of, ii., 222 ; x., 135 — Traverse of, at Easter, 1905, viii., 252 ; ix., 68Sgurr nan Gillean, i., 305 ; ix., 328–335 Hygienic Hymn, by A. Nicolson, partly quoted, iv., 164 Skye and Sgurr nan Gillean in 1865, by A. Nicolson, ii.,

99–108 The Pinnacle Route and Western Ridge of Sgurr nan

Gillean, by W. W. Naismith, ii., 285–290 — Accident, Fatal, on, in 1870, [to Mr. Tom], ii., 101 — Accident, Fatal, on, in 1901, to Mr. Whincup, vii., 41, 42 — Accident, Fatal, on, in 1903, to Mr. Allen, viii., 84, 85 — and Sgurr Alasdair contrasted, ix., 160 — Ascent, first, ii., 106 ; ix., 328, 329 — Ascent of, by Forbes, in 1836, i., 57 ; v., 217 — Ascent of, by Forbes, in 1845, v., 218 — Ascent of, from Glen Sligachan, i., 56, 57 — Bhasteir Face Climbs, ii., 172 ; ix., 334, 335 — Bhasteir Face Gullies, described, ix., 332–334 — Bhasteir Face Gullies, note regarding climbs, ii., 172 — Bhasteir Face Gullies, see also under Gullies, below — Descent of, to Harta Corrie, i., 57, 58 — Descent of, to Lota Corrie, v., 13 — First Pinnacle, Ascent of Corrie Riabhach Face, iv., 205 — First Pinnacle, New route to, from Corrie Riabhach v., 165 — First Pinnacle, Quickest route to, via Corrie Ria bhach, ii., 286 — First Pinnacle, Various routes to top of, ix., 330 — Forked Chimney, ix., 334, 335 — Forked Chimney, Ascent of, v., 166 ; x., 49, 225 — Fourth Pinnacle, Bhasteir Face, climbed, v., 8, 166 ; ix., 334 — Fourth Pinnacle described, ii., 287 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Geology of Pinnacle Ridge, vi., 5 — Gully between 1st and 2nd Pinnacles, ix., 332 — Gully between 2nd and 3rd Pinnacles, ix., 332, 333 — Gully between 2nd and 3rd Pinnacles, Ascent of, iv., 206 — Gully between 3rd and 4th Pinnacles, ix., 333, 334 ; x., 175 — Gully between 3rd & 4th Pinnacles attempted, v., 166 — Gully between 3rd and 4th Pinnacles climbed, ix., 288 — Gully between 4th and 5th Pinnacles, ix., 334 — Gully between 4th and 5th Pinnacles ascended, x., 223 — Height and position, ix., 317 — Height, Forbes’s determination of, v., 218 — Jammed Block Chimney, ix., 335 — Jammed Block Chimney, Ascent of, v., 172 ; x., 223

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

97

Sgurr nan Gillean (continued)— — Knight’s Peak, see Fourth Pinnacle, above — Lota Corrie Face, Ascent of, ii., 321 — Nicolson’s Chimney, ix., 332 — Nicolson’s Chimney, Ascent of, x., 227 — Nicolson’s Chimney, Ascent of, first, ii., 107 — Nicolson’s Chimney, Descent of, first, ii., 106 — Pinnacle Ridge, Ascent of, ii., 285–288, 321 ; iv., 202, 207 ; v.,

144 ; vi., 25 ; ix., 130, 131, 166 ; x., 49, 133, 225, 227 — Pinnacle Ridge, Ascent of, Easter, 1892, ii., 213, 214 — Pinnacle Ridge, Ascent of, Easter, 1892, partial, vii., 281 — Pinnacle Ridge, Ascent of small towers between 3rd, 4th and

5th Pinnacles, iv., 205 — Pinnacle Ridge, Climb referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Pinnacle Ridge, Descent of, ii., 321 — Pinnacle Ridge, Descent of, solitary, viii., 84 — Pinnacle Ridge, described, ii., 172, 285–288 ; ix., 330–331 — Pinnacle Ridge, heights and positions, ix., 317 — Pinnacle Ridge, Usual route to foot of, ix., 314, 330 — Pinnacle Ridge, Usual route to, see also 1st Pinnacle above — really a mountain, ii., 100 — recommended as a first excursion for climbers, ix., 314 — struck by lightning, v., 15 — Third Pinnacle, Ascent of, from Bhasteir Corrie, x., 175 — Third Pinnacle, avoided by traverse on East Face, vi., 25 — Third Pinnacle, Descent of, iv., 196 — Third Pinnacle, described, ii., 286, 287 — Tourist Route, ix., 317 — Tourist Route, Ascent of, x., 133 — Tourist Route, Ascent of, at Easter, 1903, vii., 283 — Tourist Route, Ascent of, at Easter, 1905, ix., 69 — Tourist Route, described, ix., 329 — Tourist Route, described by Nicolson, ii., 102–104 — Western Ridge, Ascent of, ii., 5 ; v., 12 — Western Ridge, Ascent of, at Easter, 1905, viii., 251 — Western Ridge, Ascent to, from Bhasteir Corrie by gully, v.,

144 — Western Ridge, Descent of, ii., 6, 288–290, 321 ; iv., 207 ; ix.,

131, 166 ; x., 49, 133, 223, 225, 227 — Western Ridge, Descent of, Easter, 1892, ii., 214 — Western Ridge, Descent of Pitch beyond Tooth, iii., 166 — Western Ridge, described, ix., 331, 332 — Western Ridge, Tooth, ii., 5 ; ix., 332 — Western Ridge, Tooth, described, ii., 288–290 — Western Ridge, Tooth, Position of, ix., 317

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

98

Sgurr nan Gobhar, Ascent of, x., 213 — Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 319Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, ix., 343–345 — Ascent of, v., 145 ; x., 205, 224 — Ascent of, from Coire an Uaigneis, v., 11 ; ix., 344, 345 — Ascent, Routes of, ix., 344 — Climbing on, referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Deep Gash Gully tried, v., 167 — Geology of, vi., 5 — Height and position, vi., 9 ; ix., 318 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — N. W. Buttress, ix., 344 — N. W. Buttress, Ascent of, iv., 204 ; vii., 48 — N. W. Buttress Climb referred to, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Slanting Gully, Ascent of, x., 175, 206, 207, 224 — Slanting Gully, “Cracks Pitch”, x., 206, 225 — Slanting Gully, Method of avoiding pitch in, x., 225 — S. E. Face, Ascent of, v., 11 ; ix., 344, 345 — Traverse of, x., 225, 227 — Traverse of, from North, ii., 222 — Traverse of, from South, ii., 321 ; v., 11 ; x., 135 — Traverse of, from Thuilm Ridge, ii., 4 ; iv., 202 ; vi., 26 — Traverse of Main Ridge from Bruach na Frithe, best direction,

ii., 172Sgurr Mhairi, Glamaig, ix., 323Sgurr Mhic Coinnich, ix., 314, 349 — Ascent of, x., 223 — Ascent of, by Coruisk Face, ix., 153 — Ascent of, Easter, 1903, vii., 283 ; ix., 153 — Ascent of, from Bealach Coire Lagan, ii., 218 — Ascent of, from Sgurr Thearlaich, ii., 220 — Ascent, Routes of, ix., 349 — Descent of south face, i., 142 — Descent of south face, attempted, ii., 218 — Descent of south face, described, ii., 172 — Descent of, to Loch Coruisk, ii., 220 — Direct climb from Thearlaich col, v., 145, 166 ; ix., 161, 162 — First recorded ascent, by Pilkington, ix., 349 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Height corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — King’s Chimney, see Direct Climb, above — Traverse of, ii., 321 ; x., 134Sgurr Sgumain, i., 305 ; ix., 350 — Ascent of, ix., 127 ; x., 50, 134, 203, 224

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

99

Sgurr Sgumain (continued)— — Ascent of, at Easter, 1905, viii., 300 — Ascent of, from Corrie Lagan, by buttress, i., 141 ; ii., 321 — Ascent of, from Corrie Lagan, by gully, v., 166 — Ascent of, from Corrie Lagan, by stone shoot, ii., 219 — Ascent of, recommended, ix., 314 — Cioch, see Cioch a’ Sgumain — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — Sron na Ciche, see Sron na Ciche — to Sgurr Alasdair Ridge, see Sgumain–Alasdair Ridge and

Traverse below — Traversed from Sgurr Alasdair, vii., 302 — Traversed from Sgurr Alasdair, Easter, 1903, vii., 283 ; Easter,

1905, viii., 251 ; ix., 66 — Traversed to Sgurr Alasdair, i., 140 ; v., 145 ; x., 227 — Western gully, Ascent of, x., 228Sgurr na Stri, Ascent of, for view, v., 12, 14 — Ascent of, in 1859, v., 229 — Geology of, vi., 4Sgurr Thearlaich, i., 305 ; ix., 314, 352 — Ascent of, from Gap, v., 13 ; x., 204, 224 — Ascent of, from Gap, Easter, 1903, vii., 302 — Ascent of, from Gap, Easter, 1905, viii., 251 ; ix., 65 — Ascent of, from Great Stone Shoot, i., 141 — Ascent of, from Sgurr Alasdair, i., 141 ; v., 9, 145 ; ix., 128 ;

x., 227 — Ascent of, from Sgurr Mhic Coinnich, i., 142 — Descent to Coir’ an Lochain, v., 10 — Geology of, vi., 4 — Height and position, ix., 321 — Traverse, from Alasdair to Mhic Coinnich, ii., 219, 321 ; x., 50 — Traverse, Gap to Mhic Coinnich, v., 166 ; ix., 164Sgurr Thormaid, Ascent of, x., 223 — Descent from, to Coire a’ Ghreadaidh, x., 223 — Height and position, vi., 9 ; ix., 319 — Traverse of, x., 135Sgurr Thuilm, ix., 345 ; x., 135 — Ascent of, ii., 256, 257, 321 — Easy pass across ridge of, from Tairneilear to Coire a’

Ghreadaidh, vi., 9 — Height and position, ix., 319Sgurr na h’ Uamha, ix., 335 — Ascent from Harta Corrie, iv., 203 ; vi., 222 — Descent to Sgurr Beag, vi., 222 — Height and position, ix., 317

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

100

Shadbolt’s Chimney, see Bhasteir ToothSheep Pass, Height and position, vi., 12 ; ix., 323Sleat, Cycle expedition in, vi., 170, 171 — Recommended routes in, vi., 170 — resembles Ross-shire, vi., 170 — Scenery of, vi., 170Sligachan August at Sligachan (1898), by G. Bennett Gibbs, v., 164–175 Sligachan and the Coolins, Cornhill Magazine, reviewed,

iii., 308 Sligachan to Glen Brittle by the Dubh Ridges, by W. N.

Ling, vii., 301–303 — as a centre for the Cuillins, ix., 311 — Boulders, v., 165 — Bruach na Frithe, Best view point near, ix., 313 — Climber’s Book, viii., 121, 137, 138 — described, iv., 207 — Easter Meet at, 1903, vii., 280–284 — Easter Meet at, 1905, viii., 251, 252 — Easy repaying ascents from, ix., 313, 314 — from Drumhain in a snow storm, vii., 307–309 — from Glen Brittle by Ghreadaidh to Bruach na Frithe, x., 228 — from Stenscholl, i., 56 — Harker’s times from, to various points in the Cuillins, ix., 315 — Tariff arrangements (1904), viii., 136 — Time taken to, from Bealach Coire Lagan, ix., 314 — to Clach Glas by back of Marsco, iv., 18 — to Coruisk by Bealach na Glaic Moire, x., 13–16 — to Glen Brittle by Bealach a’ Mhaim, time taken, ix., 314 — to Glen Brittle, Easter, 1905, viii., 299, 300 Skye, see also Cuillins A Skye Highway, by Will. C. Smith, x., 13–16 Cloudless March Days in Skye, by S. M. Penney, vi., 167–

171 Early Descriptions of Skye, compiled by W. Douglas, v.,

205–230 Midsummer Days in Skye, by F. Greig, x., 199–214 Notes, Geological and Topographical, on the Cuillin Hills,

Skye, by A. Harker, vi., 1–13 Rock Climbing in Skye, by A. P. Abraham, reviewed, x., 175,

176 Skye and Sgurr-nan-Gillean in 1865, by A. Nicolson, ii.,

99–108 Stormy June Days in Skye and on Ben Nevis, by W. Inglis

Clark, vi., 218–230

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

101

Skye (continued)— The Isle of Skye, a poem, by A. Nicolson, ii., 107, 108 The Misty Isle of Skye, Its Scenery, Its People, Its Story, by

J. A. Macculloch, reviewed, ix., 56, 57 The Rocky Mountains of Skye, (Alpine Journal, xv., 422,),

by C. T. Dent, referred to, ii., 134 The Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Skye, by A. Harker, reviewed,

viii., 224–226 — Best season for, ii., 3 ; ix., 366 — Bibliography of, ix., 309–311 — Bibliography of, 1865–1898, v., 229, 230 — Climbing in, compared with Arran, iii, 209 ; v., 33–35, 98 — Climbing in, compared with Arran, Letters by Brown, Clark,

and Raeburn, v., 82–86 — Description of the Mountains, by Macculloch, iii., 193 — Gaelic and Norse names for, ix., 299 — Geology of, v., 278 — Geology of Western Cliffs, iv., 119–121 — Heights corrected in new survey, viii., 137 — in 1896, iv., 193–213 — in 1901, August, vii., 48 — in 1903, Easter, vii., 301–312 — in 1908, x., 223–228 — Map of, by Tim. Pont, v., 207 — Motoring in, x., 48 — A. Nicolson’s article in Good Words, referred to, iv., 76 — Pennant’s description of Skye in 1772, v., 209 — Photographs by Abraham, reviewed, iv., 190 — Prince Charlie’s route across, v., 208 — visited by Forsyth, iv., 260 ; ix., 304 — visited by Johnson, iv., 259 ; ix., 303Spar Cave, visited, i., 58 — visited by Lord Cockburn in 1841, v., 222Sron Bhuidhe, height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 320Sron na Ciche, ix., 350 — Ascent of, by Cioch and Eastern Gully, x., 201–203, 224 — Ascent of, by Gully near Cioch, x., 50 — Ascent of Centre of Western Buttress, x., 359, 360 — Ascent of Eastern Gully, x., 228 — Height and position, vi., 11 ; ix., 321 — see also Cioch a’ SgumainSron Dearg, ix., 314 — Height and position, vi., 10 ; ix., 320Staffin, v., 306 — from Portree, ix., 363

SUBJECTINDEX—SKYE

102

Staffin (continued)— — from the Storr, time taken, vi., 169Stenscholl, Walk to Sligachan from, i., 56Storr Rock, i., 56 ; ix., 363, 364 — Ascent of, vi., 169 — Ridge to Beinn Edra described, vi., 169, 170 — Time to Staffin Boat Slip, vi., 169 — View from, vi., 169 ; ix., 364 — see also Old Man of StorrStrath na Creitheach, ix., 361Struan, x., 200, 214Suidh Fhinn, Ascent of, vi., 168

tAIrneIleAr Corrie, x., 13, 14, 135 — Position of, vi., 8 ; ix., 318 — Routes through, vi., 9 ; ix., 316Tarskavaig, Sleat, vi., 170Thearlaich–Dubh col, Ascent to, from Coruisk, v., 9Thearlaich–Dubh Gap, ix., 352, 353 — Ascent into, from Coir’ a’ Ghrunnda v., 166 — crossed, iv., 200, 201 ; v., 9, 13, 145 ; ix., 163 ; x., 204, 224 — crossed, Easter, 1903, vii., 283, 302 — crossed, Easter, 1905, viii., 251 ; ix., 64 — described, ii., 173 ; iv., 200, 201 — Position of, vi., 12 ; ix., 322 — Time taken to cross, ix., 65Thunderstorm in Coir’ an Lochain, v., 10, 11Tooth of Sgurr nan Gillean, see Sgurr nan Gillean, Western Ridge

uIg, v., 306

WAter Pipe Gully, see Sgurr na FheadainWindow Tower, see Coire na Banachdich

103

Section V.—Subject Index.

pArt II.—GENERAL.

Aberarder, Cairngorms, viii., 46Aberarder, Loch Laggan, iii., 23 — Accommodation at, ix., 120, 121Aberdeen to Ballater, Braemar, and Linn of Dee, distances, vii., 327Aberfeldy from Pitlochry via Schiehallion, iii., 260–266Aberfoyle, Ascent of Ben Venue from, ii., 278 — from Rowerdennan over Ben Lomond, i., 319, 320 ; ii., 89Abernethy Forest, viii., 48Aboyne to Edzell, by Glen Tanner, Loch Lee, and Tarfside, viii., 129Abroad, S. M. C. Members, see S. M. C. AbroadAccess to Mountains, by J. Parker-Smith, reviewed, i., 328Accident at Peterhead due to rope, iii., 44, 45 — in the Cuillins to Mr. Allen, viii., 84, 85 — in the Cuillins to Mr. Greg, iii., 41, 42 — in the Cuillins to Mr. Whincup, vii., 41, 42 — on Ben More, Perthshire, i., 153 — on Cairngorm, i., 17, 18 — on Sgurr nan Gillean (Fatal), in 1870, ii., 101 — on the Whangie, ii., 205, 206Accommodation facilities, i., 174A’ Chailleach, Fannichs, see FannichsA’ Chailleach, Monadhliadth, i., 290 ; vii., 249–252 — Ascent of, iii., 236 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 292 — described, vii., 251 — Height of, vii., 249, 251 — how ascended, vii., 251Achallader, see Ben AchalladerAcharn, Lodge at, i., 24A’ Chioch, Applecross, see Ben Bhan of ApplecrossA’ Chioch, Ben More, Mull, i., 177A’ Chioch, Clunie, see A’ ChralaigA’ Chir, x., 102–104 — Ascent, Easiest, x., 103 — Ascent, Routes of, viii., 28, 29 — Chimney Climb on, vii., 50, 51 — Cir Mhor col, Height of, x., 89 — described, viii., 28 ; x., 102–104 — easily accessible from Glasgow, iv., 134

SUBJECTINDEX—GENERAL

104

A’ Chir (continued)— — Geology of, iii., 201 — Gully No. 3, Ascent of face near, x., 171, 172 — Gully No. 3, should give a good climb, x., 103 — Gully No. 4 is easy, x., 103 — Gully No. 6 is easy, x., 103 — Height of, x., 89 — Mauvais Pas, Descent of, by rope, ii., 139 — Mauvais Pas, Description of, iii., 202 ; x., 104 — Route to Cir Mhor along ridge, viii., 28 — Routes to Brodick and Corrie from, x., 102 — Summit boulder climbed in three ways, x., 103 — Traverse of, ii., 78–81, 138, 139 ; iii., 108, 201–203 ; vi., 50,

51 ; viii., 82 ; ix., 253Achlean, i., 15Achnacarry, i., 170Achnashellach, Excursions from, iii., 220–222 — Hills, ix., 26–30 — Hills, Geology of, v., 274 — Path from, to Coulin, x., 126 — Tracks at, x., 125Achneigie, x., 3A’ Choinneach, i., 300 — Ascent of, vii., 179, 239 ; viii., 113A’ Chralaig, i., 293 ; viii., 263, 264, 270–272 — A’ Chioch, i., 293 ; viii., 270 — Ascent of, v., 105 — Coire Odhar, i., 293 ; viii., 270 — described, iii., 353 — Garbh-Leac is old name, viii., 270 — Mullach Fraoch Choire, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — Mullach Fraoch Choire, ascended best from Clunie Inn, viii.,

263 — Mullach Fraoch Choire, called Sgurr nan Ceathramhan on old

O.S. Map, viii., 263, 270, 271 — Mullach Fraoch Choire, described, iii., 353 — Sgurr nan Ceathramhan, see Mullach Fraoch Choire, aboveAchriabhach, x., 229Achumore Farm, i., 47, 55Additions Additions, Corrections, and Remarks, to Vol. II., S.M.C. Journal, by H. T.

Munro, ii., 330–336Adventure Adventure on Sgor-na-h-Ullaidh, by C. B. Phillip, i., 115–117Affric Lodge, i., 129


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A’ Ghlas Bheinn, i., 293 ; viii., 273A’ Ghurr Thionail, x., 351A’ Gruagach, i., 287 ; vii., 131–133Ailnack, Gorge of the, viii., 48Ailsa Craig, Geology of, iv., 119Airgiod Meall, see CairngormAirgoid Bheinn, see Beinn a’ GhloAiridh a’ Charr, Geology of, v., 274Airidhs, Pennant’s and Shairp’s Descriptions of, iii., 116, 117Alder Berry, x., 309Allermuir, see Pentland HillsAlligin, i., 296 ; ix., 35, 36 — Ascent of, i., 193 — Ascent Routes of, ix., 36 — Coire na Laoigh, i., 193 ; ix., 36 — described, i., 192 ; ix., 35 — Meall an Laoigh, ix., 35, 36 — Rathains, i., 192, 193 — Sgurr Mhor, i., 192, 193, 296 ; ix., 35, 36 — Sgurr Mhor, Remarkable gash on, i., 192 — Sgurr na Tuaigh, i., 192, 297 (note) — Spidean Coir an Laoigh, i., 296 ; ix., 35, 36 — Toll a’ Mhadaidh, i., 192 — View from, i., 192 ; ix., 35Allival, x., 28 — Ascent of, i., 261 ; iv., 301, 302 — Ascent of, at Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 289 — Ascent of, from Askival, iii., 281 — described, i., 260 ; x., 28 — Geology of, v., 278 ; x., 28 — Height of, x., 28 — Position of, x., 27Alltbeath (Glen Affric), i., 129, 130 — from Clunie Inn, v., 107 — to Loch Mullardoch over Mam Sodhail, etc., v., 108–111Allt na Beinne Bige, see BraeriachAlltbeithe, Glen Quoich, ii., 293 ; iii., 352 Allt Bhail a’ Mhuillin, i., 178, 274Allt a’ Bhiorain, ii., 231Allt Carnaig, i., 150, 316Allt Carn an Leirg, i., 321Allt nan Ceapairean, x., 125Allt a’ Chaoil Reidhe, see Culrea BurnAllt a’ Chaorruinn, x., 230Allt Charnan, v., 189


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Allt Choilean, vii., 366Allt a’ Choin, v., 59Allt a’ Chonais, iii., 164 ; iv., 175 — Driving track alongside, viii., 324Allt Clach nan Taillear, vii., 333, 334Allt Coire Achallader, iv., 96Allt Coire Bhathaich, i., 176Allt Coire a’ Beithe, Glen Finnan, i., 244Allt Coire na Cloiche, viii., 46Allt a’ Coire Deirg, Cairngorms, viii., 48Allt a’ Coire Deirg, Mamore Forest, x., 229, 230Allt Coire Dhomhain, i., 176 ; x., 250, 252Allt a’ Choire Duibh Moire, i., 191 ; v., 263Allt Coire an Eoin, x., 353Allt Coire nan Feusgan, iii., 338 ; x., 229Allt Coire Ghaidheil, v., 108Allt Coire Luidhearnaidh, i., 176Allt Coire a’ Mhail, Fall on, i., 244Allt Coire Mhic Fhearchair, i., 190Allt Coire a’ Mhuillin, x., 228Allt a’ Coire Odhair, Cairn Toul, vii., 272Allt a’ Choir Uaine, iv., 176Allt Connie, Braemar, x., J45Allt Coultrie, ii., 13Allt na Criche, vii., 256, 260 From Allt na Criche, a poem, ix., 46Allt Cruinnich, i., 324Allt an Diombaidh, i., 244Allt Druie Glen, i., 114Allt Dubhaig, x., 249Allt Easgaidh, v., 117Allt an Eas Mhor, viii., 46Altnafeadh, Glen Coe, i., 26 — Footbridge at, iv., 101Allt Feith Buidhe, i., 19 ; vii., 337 ; x., 8Allt Feith a’ na Ealaidh, v., 67Allt Fionn a’ Glinne, i., 325Allt Gharaidh Dubh, i., 191Allt a’ Gharbhchoire, Braeriach, i., 199Allt a’ Gharbhchoire, Cairnwell, i., 101Allt Gleann Beag, x., 358Alltnaguibhsaich Lodge, viii., 53Allt Hallater, ii., 110Altnaharra, v., 184, 187Allt Innse, v., 60


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Allt Lagan a’ Bhainne, i., 170Allt Laire, v., 67Allt na Leirg Gruamaich, i., 14 ; x., 8Allt Linneach, Glen Eidart, vii., 270Allt Lochan na Ganeimh, ii., 13Allt Meall na Gobhar, ii., 13Allt Meallan an Laoigh, ii., 313Allt Mhaire, i., 324 ; vi., 110Allt Mheuran, ii., 303 ; v., 189, 191Allt a’ Mhuilinn, x., 112, 116, 183 — Best Route to, from Fort William, x., 186Allt na Mhuinidh Waterfall Climb, Ascent of, v., 255, 257–260 ; x. 49Alltanodhar, x., 358Allt Phouple, viii., 46Allt Poll nan Droighain, ii., 52Allt Riabhachan, v., 113Allt Rioran, viii., 240Allt Ruadh, Glen Feshie, ii., 47Allt Sguabaidh, i., 188Allt Toaig, v., 61Allt Toll Easa, Top north of, see Mam SodhailAllt Truchill, viii., 237Allt an Tuim Bhric, ii., 277 ; iv., 228Allt Undalain, iv., 176Alpine Climbing, Dangers of, almost negligible, iv., 354Alpine Club, i., 2, 3, 9 — Jubilee, x., 40 — Members of, in Scotland—Easter, 1897, iv., 296 — Winter Climbing in Scotland a preparation for mem bership, i.,

227Alpine Distress Signal, ix., 226, 227 — Flora of Scotland, iii., 136–139 — Journal, Purchase of Set by Club, ix., 43, 45 — Journal of New Zealand, see New Zealand Alpine JournalAlps Alpine Notes and the Climbing Foot, by G. Wherry,

reviewed, iv., 188, 189 My Climbs in the Alps and Caucasus, by A. F. Mummery,

reviewed, iii., 354–358 My Home in the Alps, by Mrs. E. Main, reviewed, ii., 97 Scrambles amongst the Alps, by E. Whymper, reviewed, vi.,

136, 137 The Alpine Guide, by J. Ball, Hints and Notes, reviewed, v.,

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Alps (continued)— The Alpine Guide, Western Alps, by J. Ball, reviewed, v.,

149 The Alps from End to End, by Sir W. M. Conway, reviewed,

iii., 358–360 The Alps Revisited, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iii., 243–245 — Call of the, ii., 167 — compared with Scottish Hills, i., 21 — New Zealand, see New Zealand — See also SwitzerlandAlva Glen, vi., 236Alyth, i., 99A’ Mhaighdean, i., 297 ; ix., 89, 90 A’ Mhaighdean, by H. T. Munro, vi., 99–101 — Ascent of, from Kinlochewe, vi., 60, 99–101 — Geology of, iv., 124 ; v., 274 — Height and position, ix., 89 — Meaning of name, ix., 89 — Routes to, vi., 100 ; ix., 90Am Bathaiche, see Sgurr a’ MhaoraichAm Binnein (Arran), see GoatfellAm Binnein (Perthshire), see StobinianAm Bodach (Glen Coe), i., 287 — S.W. Buttress climbed, viii., 87 — see also Aonach EagachAm Bodach (Mamore Forest), i., 287 ; vii., 130, 132 — Ascent of, iii., 302 ; x., 117, 338 — East Face described, vii., 132 — Height and position, vii., 130Ambulance First Aid to the Injured, by Dr. Bernard, reviewed, vi., 212Am Faireamh, The Dirc Mhor of, iii., 161Am Fasarinen, Liathach, see LiathachAm Fraochagach, i., 299 — Ascent of, vi., 152Amhainn Chonaig, ii., 295Amhainn Ghlas, i., 325Amhainn Mhic Nobuill, Best Crossing of, i., 193Amhainn Reidh, iii., 267 ; viii., 104Amulree, Ski-ing at, x., 292An t-Aonach, see CairngormAn Cabar, see Ben WyvisAn Caisteal, see Ben LaoghalAn Caisteal, Glen Falloch, i., 248, 282 ; vi., 195 — Ascent of, by N. Ridge, ix., 72, 73


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An Caisteal, Glen Falloch (continued)— — Ascent of, from Chabhair, ii., 268 ; iii., 234 — Ascent of, from Loch Doine, i., 119, 120An Cearcallach, see Creag MeaghaidhAn Coileachan, see FannichsAn Coirannach, x., 260An Cul Choire, Top of, see Aonach MorAndes Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, ii., 94, 95Andoran Burn, i., 248Androwhinnie, ix., 273 Androwhinnie, by Prof. Veitch, ii., 41–44 — Ascent of, ii., 42 — described, ii., 41 — Height and position, ix., 273 — View from, ii., 42, 43Aneroid Barometer Aneroid Barometers, by J. G. Inglis, ix., 243–247 How to use the Aneroid Barometer, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, ii., 95, 96 — Errors of, ii., 96 — How to use, ii., 96 — Rules for temperature correction, ix., 243–247An Garadh, Trossachs, vi., 244An Garbhanach, i., 287 ; vii., 130, 132 — Ascent of, x., 118, 338 — described, vii., 132 — Height and position, vii., 130An Garbh Coire, see BraeriachAn Gearanach, i., 287 ; vii., 131, 132 — Ascent of, i., 245 ; iii., 302 ; x., 118, 338 — Descent, Best line of, vii., 132 — described, vii., 132 — Height and position, vii., 131Angel’s Ladder, see Cairn ToulAngel’s Peak, see Cairn Toul, Sgor an Lochain UaineAngle Tarn, ii., 89An Grianan (Glen Lyon), viii., 243, 244Angus, The Braes of, see Braes of AngusAn Leathad, i., 55An Leth Chreag, see Mam SodhailAn Lochain, x., 359An Nid, v., 88An Riabhachan, i., 295 ; viii., 280


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An Riabhachan (continued)— Traverse of Ross-shire from Beauly to Loch Carron via

Sgurr na Lapich and Riabhachan, by C. B. Philip, iii., 121–126

— An Socach, i., 295 ; viii., 280 — Ascent of, from Sgurr na Lapich, iii., 124 ; v., 112 — Descent of, to Loch Carron, iii., 124 — Descent of, to Loch Monar, v., 113 — Height and position, viii., 280An Ruadh Stac, ix., 26, 27 ; x., 125 — Ascent, best route, ix., 27 — Ascent, by S. E. face, ix., 27 — Ascent, routes described, iii., 218, 219 — described, ix., 27 — Height and position, ix., 26 — traversed, viii., 114 — traversed by N. E. ridge, viii., 222 — View from, ix., 27An Sgarsoch, i., 302 ; viii., 176, 177 — Ascent of, x., 145 — Ascent by night from Blair Atholl to Braemar, x., 230 — Ascent from Tarf, vii., 367–369, 370 ; x., 230 — Ascent, Routes of, viii., 176, 177 — Druim Sgarsoch, i., 302 — Height and position, viii., 176, 177 — Sron na Marcranach, Ascent of, vii., 369 — Time from Tarf, vii., 370 — Time to Carn an Fhidleir, vii., 370An Sgor, see Carn MairgAn Socach (An Riabhachan), see An RiabhachanAn Socach, see Ben WyvisAn Socach (Glen Affric), see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanAn Socach (Glen Ey), i., 303 ; viii., 170, 171 — Ascent of, v., 118 ; ix., 170 ; x., 151, 231 — East end, see Socach MorAn t’ Sron (Loch Muick), viii., 64An Stac (Loch Aylort), Ascent and height of, viii., 135, 136An Stac, see Stack PollyAn Stuc, see Ben LawersAn Teallach, i., 297 ; ix., 92–95 An Teallach and Beinn Dearg Mhor, by W. N. Ling, x., 1–5 An Teallach, Ross-shire, by W. W. King and H. T. Munro, iii.,

10–18 — Ascent of, by Macculloch, iii., 192 — Ascent of, from Dundonnell, ii., 279 ; iii., 10–16


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An Teallach (continued)— — Ascent, Routes of, ix., 93, 94 — Ascent, Routes of, recommended, ix., 289 — Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill, i., 297 ; ix., 93 — Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill, Ascent of, iii., 12 — Bidein a’ Ghlas Thuill, View from, iii., 12, 13 — Cadha Gobhlach, Descent from, to Loch, iii., 15 — Cadha Gobhlach, Top above, i., 298 ; ix., 93 — Centre for, ix., 92, 93 — Corrag Bhuidhe, i., 298 ; ix., 93 — Corrag Bhuidhe, Ascent of, iii., 14 — Corrag Bhuidhe Buttress, Ascent of, from Loch, x., 2 — described, ix., 92–94 — Description by Macculloch, iii., 16, 17 — Description by Pennant, iii., 17 — District not well surveyed, ix., 289 — Form and colour of, iv., 115, 122 — Geology of, iii., 13 ; v., 273 — Glas Mheall Liath, i., 298 ; ix., 92–95 — Glas Mheall Liath, described, iii., 12 — Glas Mheall Mor, i., 297 ; ix., 92–95 — Glas Mheall Mor, Ascent of, iii., 11,12 — Heights, ix., 93, 289, 290 — Loch Toll an Lochain, Ascent of Precipice from, x., 2 — Loch Toll an Lochain, Description of Precipices, iii., 15 — Lord Berkeley’s Seat, i., 297 ; ix., 93 — Lord Berkeley’s Seat, Ascent of, iii., 14 — Possible Climbs, ix., 94 — Ridge easier than it looks, ix., 289 — Rocks, Character of, iii., 16 — Sail Liath, Ascent of, iii., 15 — Sgurr Creag an Eich, i., 297 ; ix., 92–95 — Sgurr Creag an Eich, Height and position, iii., 15 ; ix., 93 — Sgurr Fiona, i., 297 ; ix., 92–95 — Sgurr Fiona, Ascent of, iii., 13, 14 — Situation of, ix., 92 — Tops, List of, iii., 17, 18 ; ix., 93 — Traverse of Ridge from Corrag Bhuidhe Buttress north, x., 2, 3Ant Isean, x., 163An Torc, see Boar of BadenochAn t’ Uiriollach, see Meall Buidhe, KnoydartAonach, see Cairngorm, An t-AonachAonach air Chrith, i., 292 ; viii., 262, 265, 266 — Ascent of, ii., 292 ; v., 106Aonach Beag, i., 288 ; vii., 222–224


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Aonach Beag (continued)— Garbh-Bheinn of Ardgour and the N. E. Ridge of Aonach

Beag, by W. I. Clark, viii., 139–148 The North East Ridge of Aonach Beag, by G. Thomson, iii.,

332–337 — Ascent of, iii., 269 ; viii., 105 ; ix., 261 ; x., 341, 353 — Exploration of outlying tops, x., 353–354 — Height and position, vii., 222 — How ascended, vii., 222 — Name, Meaning of, iii., 354 — N. E. Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 301–303, 332–337 ; iv., 130 ; viii.,

142–148 — N. E. Ridge described, vii., 223 ; viii., 146 — Paths to, from Spean Bridge, v., 262 ; vi., 65 — referred to, ii., 64 — Sgor a’ Bhealaich, i., 288 — Sgor a’ Bhealaich, Ascent and height of, x., 353 — Sgor a’ Bhuic, i., 288 — Sgor a’ Bhuic, Ascent of, x., 353 — View from, viii., 147 — W. Ridge described, vii., 223Aonach Beag (Ben Alder), i., 289 — Ascent of, i., 245 ; x., 195, 357 — referred to, i., 72Aonach Dubh, see Bidean nam BianAonach Dubh a’ Ghlinne, i., 287Aonach Eagach, i., 287 ; vii., 108, 109 — Am Bodach, see Am Bodach (Glen Coe) — Ascent of, vi., 109 — Blaeberry Ridge, Ascent of, v., 133 — Climbs on, vii., 109 — described, vii., 108, 109 — Geology of, v., 277 — Gully opposite Clachaig, Attempted ascent of, iii., 158 — Gully climbed, ix., 148 — Height and position, vii., 108 — Meall Dearg, i., 287 ; vii., 108, 109 — Meall Dearg, Ascent of, viii., 253 ; ix., 80 — Meall Garbh, i., 287 (note) ; vii., 108, 109 — Sgor nam Fiannaidh, i., 287 ; vii., 108, 109 — Sgor nam Fiannaidh, Ascent of, viii., 253 — Stob Coire Leith, is another name for Meall Garbh, above — Traverse of ridge, iv., 64, 178 ; v., 81, 133 ; vii., 111 ; viii., 253

; ix., 80, 82, 84Aonach Eagach, see Stob Gabhar


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Aonach Meadhoin, see Sgurr a’ Bhealaich DheirgAonach Mor, i., 288 ; vii., 222–224 — An Cul Choire, Top of, i., 288 — An Cul Choire, Top of, ascent and height, x., 353, 354 — Ascent of, iii., 303, 336 ; v., 87 ; viii., 147 ; ix., 261 ; x., 341,

353 — Eastern Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 333 — Eastern Ridge descended, x., 353 — Eastern Ridge described, vii., 223, 224 ; x., 353, 354 — Eastern Ridge Heights, x., 353, 354 — Height and position, vii., 222 — How ascended, vii., 222 — Name, Meaning of, iii., 354 — referred to, ii., 64, 66 — Stob Coire an Fhir Dhuibh, i., 288 ; vii., 222–224 — Stob Coire an Fhir Dhuibh, Ascent and height, x., 353, 354 — Tom na Sroine, i., 288 ; vii., 222–224 — Tom na Sroine, Ascent and height, x., 353, 354Aonach Sgoilte, see Ladhar BeinnA’ Phoit, see Beinn Bhan of ApplecrossApplecross, Accommodation at, ix., 30Applecross Hills, ix., 30–32 — Form and colour of, iv., 115, 121, 123 — see also Beinn Bhan of ApplecrossApplecross–Kishorn Road described, ix., 30Aquatic Aquatic Sport on Ben Nevis, by W. R. Rickmers, viii., 157–165Archæan Gneiss, see GneissArcuil, ix., 202, 203Ardchullarie, i., 121 ; iv., 298 ; v., 260Ardgour Hotel, iv., 312Ardlui, Boulder, Ascent of, v., 147 — Climbs within reach, iii., 239 — from Callander over Meall Cala, etc., v., 58–60 — from Dalmally over Ben Lui, i., 247 — to Crianlarich over Ben Chabhair, etc., i., 247, 248 ; iii., 233–

235Ardvannoch, viii., 241Ardvreck Castle, i., 47Arête, Snow, see SnowArgyll Stone, Cairngorms, vii., 258, 260Arivurichardich, i., 319 ; iii., 19 ; iv., 296Arkhope, Ascent of, i., 131Arkle, Geology of, v., 274


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Arolla Guide to the Walks and Climbs around Arolla, by W. Larden, reviewed,

x., 178Arran, x., 82–111 Arran, by F. S. Goggs, viii., 12-40 A Wet Day on the Arran Hills, by J. Maclay, vi., 49–51 The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, etc., by W. Gunn,

and others, reviewed, viii., 92 The Glen Sannox Hills, by T. F. S. Campbell, i., 31–36 The Granite Peaks of Arran, by W. Douglas, iii., 195–211 — Area of, x., 82 — Bibliography, viii., 38–40 ; x., 85, 86 — Boulders, iv., 54–56 ; x., 109–111 — Central Ridge, x., 92–97 — Centres for, x., 89, 90 — Climbing, Character of, x., 99, 100 — Climbing compared with Skye, iii., 209 ; v., 33–35, 82–86, 98

; x., 83 — Distances and times, viii., 37, 38 — Etymology, viii., 14–17 ; x., 86 — Fauna, x., 87, 88 — Field for climber, i., 31 — Flora, x., 87 — Geology, iv., 117 ; v., 276 ; x., 86, 87 — Glens, x., 99 — Hills, accessible at all seasons, x., 83 — Hills, Grouping of, viii., 17 ; x., 88, 89 — Hills, unsuitable for snow climbing, x., 84 — Nicolson on, x., 83 — Rare Plants in, i., 251 — Ridge Walks, x., 90 — Rock Climbs, x., 99–109 — Scenic Effects, x., 84, 85 — Situation of, x., 82 — South, described, viii., 34, 35 — South, Two tramps in, described, viii., 35 — Times and distances, viii., 37, 38 — Topography of, x., 88, 89 — Walk round, viii., 34 — Western Hills, x., 97, 98Arrochar The Arrochar Mountains, by G. Thomson, i., 63–69 — Climbs within reach of, iii., 238 — Club Meet at, October, 1889, iv., 90 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1895 (Tarbet), iii., 295–299


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Arrochar (continued)— — Club Meet at, Easter, 1900, vi., 61–63 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1902 (Tarbet), vii., 77–79 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1907, ix., 258, 259 — Description of district, i., 63, 64 — Hills described, i., 63 ; vi., 172–191Arrow Chimney, v., 74–76Arrowhead Arête, iii., 159 ; iv., 175Arthur’s Seat, ix., 286, 287 Arthur’s Seat and the Salisbury Crags, by H. Raeburn, iv.,

335–341 Arthur Seat, a Poem, by G., x., 55 Arthur Seat as a Scrambling’Centre, by Auld Reekie, iv.,

65–68 Arthur Seat as a Scrambling Centre, Reply to, iv., 133–134 — Ascended by Emile Rey, ix., 287 — Cheek Climb, iv., 341 — Climbing possibilities on, ix., 287 — Club Members on, iv., 241 — Dasses, iv., 340 — described, iv., 335, 336 ; ix., 286, 287 — Fallen Column Rock, iv., 341 — Geology of, iv., 335, 336 — Gutted Haddie, iv., 67, 340 — Lion’s Head Climbs, iv., 68, 341 — Little Chimney Climb, iv., 341 — Nose Chimney Climb, iv., 341 — Raven’s Rock, iv., 340 — really a mountain, ii., 100 — Red Chimney Climb, iv., 341 — Salisbury Crags Climbs, see Salisbury Crags — View from, iv., 68Ashval, x., 30, 31 — Ascent of, i., 262, 263 — described, i., 260 ; iii., 282 ; x., 30 — Geology, x., 30 — Height and position, x., 30Askival, x., 26, 28, 29 — Ascent of, at Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 289 — Ascent of, by North Ridge, i., 261, 262 ; iii., 279, 280 ; iv.,

301, 302 — Climbing on, x., 29 — described, i., 260 ; iii., 279–282 ; x., 28, 29 — Geology of, v., 278 ; x., 28 — Height, x., 26, 28


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Asparagus, x., 309Assynt One Day of many amongst the Assynt Hills, by J. A. Harvie-Brown, ii.,

51–55 — Form and Colour of Hills, iv., 115, 122 — Little Assynt, i., 55 — Scenery of Cambrian Mountains of, i., 79Atholl Stone, Cairngorms, vii., 258Atlas The R. S. G. S. Atlas of Scotland, note regarding, iii., 45 ; reviewed, iv.,

138Attadale from Glen Strath Farrar, iii., 125Auch, i., 325Auchencairn, Ascent of, i., 131Auchindinny, Ascent of Moorfoots from, ii., 26Auchineden Hill, ii., 10, 206Auchtascailt, iii., 10, 15Auldrui Hamlet, i., 114Aultguish, Traverse of Fannichs from, vi., 152–160Aultnacallagach, iv., 24 — from Lairg, iv., 23, 24 — to Lochinver over Suilven, iv., 24–29Aultnancaber, vii., 355Autumn Autumnal Rambles among the Scottish Mountains, by T. Grierson, Notes

on, iii., 252–256Avalanche, Snow, in Scotland, viii., 289, 290 — Snow, Occurrence of, ii., 280 — Snow, on Ben Achallader, x., 346–348 — Snow, on Beinn Dearg, Ross-shire, vi., 159 — Snow, on Ben Lui, x., 343 — Snow, on Ben More, Perthshire, vii., 111 — Snow, on Ben Nevis, v., 289 ; viii., 180 ; x., 338 — Snow, on Bidean nam Bian, vi., 109 — Snow, on Corrie Arder, iv., 145, 146 — Snow, on Devil’s Point, x., 150 — Snow, Possibility of, in Scotland, ii., 166 — Rock, on Ben Alder, i., 323 — Rock, see also Falling StonesAvalanche Gully, see Creag Meaghaidh, Corrie ArderAviemore, i., 14, 108 — Accommodation at, ii., 141 — Accommodation at Tullochgrue Farm, i., 134 — Ascent of Four Cairngorms in one day from, iv., 343 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1902, vii., 80–84


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Aviemore (continued)— — Club Meet at, Easter, 1904, viii., 110–120 — from Braemar, by the Larig Ghru, ii., 45–47 — from Braemar, over Cairntoul, i., 316 — from Derry via Braeriach, ii., 144 — from Freeburn Inn, i., 257 — from Larig Ghru, i., 114 — from Shelter Stone, via Ben Muich Dhui, i., 112–114 — to Braemar via Ben Muich Dhui, vi., 66, 67 — to Braemar by the Larig Ghru, i., 257 — to Glenmore Lodge, distance, vii., 354 — to Glenmore Lodge, time cycling, ix., 147 — to Larig Ghru, distance, vii., 338Avon, Lanarkshire, a Field for Practice Scrambling, ii., 9Avonford to Footbridge over Nethy, near Rebhoan, distance, vii., 339 — to Footbridge over Nethy, near Rebhoan, time, ix., 147 — to Shelter Stone, distance, vii., 339 — to Shelter Stone, time, ix., 147Axe, see Ice-AxeAyrshire The Geology of N. Arran, etc., and parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, by W.

Gunn, and others, reviewed, viii., 92 — Highest Hill in, ii., 138

bA Bridge, ii., 128Bachd Mhic an Tosich, see Luinne BheinnBachelors’ Buttress, see Sgoran DubhBachnagairn, i., 99, 101 ; viii., 58 — Shooting Path, i., 175Baddoch Burn, x., 358Bailimore, Glen Buckie, i., 122Balance in Climbing, viii., 286, 297Balgie, Bridge of, Scenery at, ix., 236 — to Killin by Lairg Breisleich, ix., 236–238Ballachroich, Glen Feshie, a Starting Place for Western Cairngorms, vii., 261 Ballachulish, Club Meet at, Easter, 1898, v., 80, 81 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1906, ix., 79–82 — visited by Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 291Ballagan Burn, Campsie Fells, ii., 207Ballagioch, ii., 208Ballater, from Clova, Routes described, i., 100 — from Clova, via Bachnagairn, i., 175 — to Braemar, i., 16, 18 ; vii., 327 — to Clova by Capel Mount, i., 175 ; viii., 126 — to Edzell, by Glen Tanner, Loch Lee, and Tarfside, viii., 129


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Ballater (continued)— — to Edzell, over Mount Keen, i., 105 ; iv., 234–237 — to Lochnagar, Routes, ii., 196Ballinluig Ballinluig to Lawers over Schiehallion, by W. Garden, vii., 15–19Ballochbuie Forest, i., 104Balloon Ascent from Glasgow, vi., 254Balnaboth, Glen Prosen, i., 99Balnain, Glen Feshie, vii., 256Balquhidder The Braes of Balquhidder, by F. J. Dewar, i., 118–122 — as a Climbing Centre, i., 118 — Expeditions from, i., 118–121 — visited, i., 148 — Walks from, i., 121–122Bangor, as a Mountaineering Centre, iii., 58Barberry, x., 309, 310Barcaldine, Woods of, ix., 240Barkeval, x., 27, 28 — Bealach, iii., 283 — described, i., 261Barns of Bynac, viii., 48Barometer, see AneroidBarra, x., 162Barra Head, x., 162Barrel Buttress, see QuinagBarrisdale, i., 268 ; iii., 31 ; iv., 282, 300 — to Inverie, i., 268, 269Basalt Hills, List of, v., 286 — Nature of Climbing on, v., 278Bass Rock, Climb through the Cave, iv., 342 — Geology of, iv., 119Bathaiche, see Am BathaicheBazzle, Cheviots, described, ix., 279Beachy Head Chalk Climbing on Beachy Head, by E. A. Crowley, iii., 288–294Bhealaich Beithe, Ben Alder, i., 74Bealaich a’ Chomba, i., 193Bealach Coire a’ Chait, v., 105 ; viii., 272Bealach Coire Mhalagain, x., 51Bealach Dubh, Ben Alder, i., 245 ; x., 192, 193, 197Bealach an Dubh Choirein, vi., 104Bealach Duibh Leac, iii., 352 ; viii., 265Bealach eadar Beinn, i., 118Bealach an Fharaidh, x., 89


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Bealach an Fhir Bogha, described, viii., 27 ; x., 94 — Height of, x., 89 — Origin of Name, viii., 26 — Routes to, viii., 27Bealach an Fhuarain, Rum, i., 262Bealach Fuar Chathaidh, ii., 128Bealach of Glascnoic, iii., 218, 222Bealach an Lochain (Ben Cruachan), ii., 71, 73, 178Bealach Mor (Suilven) crossed, i., 53Bealach an Oir, Rum, i., 262 ; iii., 283 Bealach an Sgoltaidh, viii., 325Bealach na Sroine, ii., 295Bealach Toll an Lochan, iii., 124Bearberry, x., 310Beauly to Loch Carron, by Sgurr na Lapich and Riabhachan, iii., 121–126Beauly River, Geology of Gorges, v., 273Beautiful The Mountaineer as a Searcher after the Beautiful, by W. I. Clark, v.,

121–125 — A Highlandman’s Idea of, i., 8Bedford Memorial Bridge, x., 172, 230, 231Beinn—All items commencing with Beinn are indexed among those

commencing with Ben in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.

Belford, i., 131Bell’s Groove, see Cir Mhor note.—All hills named Ben or Beinn are entered here in alphabetical order of their

distinctive names.Ben A’an, vi., 238, 239, 241–244 Ben A’an, by H. C. Boyd, iv., 155–158 The Cliffs of Ben A’an, by W. W. Naismith, v., 52–57 — Ascent from Loch Achray, iv., 155–158 — Best Centre for Climbing, vi., 239 — Climbs described, vi., 242, 243 — described, vi., 242 — Geology, vi., 239 — Height, vi., 239, 241 — Rock Climbing on, iv., 155–158 — Routes of ascent, vi., 242 — South Face Climbs, v., 52–57 — South Face described, v., 52, 53Ben Achallader, i., 284 ; vii., 29–32 The Corries round Achallader, by H. C. Boyd, iv., 92–99 — Ascent of, iii., 99 ; v., 317 ; ix., 77 ; x., 263 — Ascent of, from Ben Dothaidh, iii., 128


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Ben Achallader (continued)— — Avalanche on, x., 347 — described, vii., 31 — District described, iv., 92 — Height and position, vii., 30 — North Corrie described, iv., 94 — North Face, Ascent of, iv., 95, 96 ; vii., 31, 286 ; x., 262 — North Face, Ascent of, by members of the L.S.C. Club, x.,

346–348 — Rock Climb on, ix., 78 — View from, vii., 32Ben Aden, viii., 202, 203Beinn nan Aighean, i., 285 ; vii., 96, 97 — Ascent from Inveroran, ii., 130; vii. 286 — Ascent from Loch Awe, viii., 250, 282 — described, vii., 96, 97 — Height and position, vii., 96 — Shoot on, described, ii., 110Ben Alder, i., 289 ; vii., 227–233 Ascent of Ben Alder, by G. G. Ramsay, i., 135–138 Ben Aulder, by J. G. Stott, i., 70–75 The Ben Alder Group, by W. Garden, x., 190–198 — Ascent of, from Ben Alder Lodge, x., 196 — Ascent of, from Dalwhinnie, i., 70–75, 135–138 — Ascent of, from Dalwhinnie to Inveroran, ii., 123–125 — Ascent of, from Rannoch Station to Dalwhinnie, iv., 344 — Climbing Possibilities on, iv., 345 ; vii., 231, 232 — Correct Path to, from Loch Ericht Lodge Path, x., 192 — Descent of, to Loch Ericht, i., 74, 75, 137 — described, vii., 228 — Easiest Ascents of, i., 75 ; vii., 230 — Geology of, v., 276 ; vii., 228 — Height and position, vii., 228 — how reached, vii., 228–230 — Northern Ridges described, i., 72, 322 ; vii., 231–232 — North East Ridge, Ascent of, i., 322 ; ii., 124 — North West Ridge, Ascent of, i., 73, 74, 137 — North West Ridge, Descent of, x., 197–198 — Prince Charlie’s Associations with, vii., 232, 233 — Rocking Stone on, x., 198 — Summit described, i., 74 — View from, i., 74, 322 ; vii., 230, 231 — View of, from North, i., 72Ben Alder Lodge, i., 75 ; ii., 124 ; iv., 344 ; x., 196 — from Dalwhinnie over Geal Charn, etc., x., 190–196


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Ben Alder Lodge (continued)— — to Dalwhinnie over Ben Alder, x., 196–198Beinn Alligin, see AlliginBen Anea, see Ben EunaichBeinn Aonaclair, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireBen Arkle, Geology of, i., 80Ben Armine, Geology of, i., 81Ben Arthur, see CobblerBenarty Hill (Lomonds), vi., 237Ben Attow, i., 293 ; viii., 273–275 — Ascent of, ii., 295 ; iii., 353 — Ascent of, from Clunie, ix., 11 — best ascended from Clunie, viii., 263 — Centres for, viii., 274 — Ceum na h-Aon Choise, i., 293 ; viii., 274, 275 — Climbs, none recorded, viii., 275 — described, viii., 273, 274 — Height and position, viii., 273 — Meall a’ Bhealaich, viii., 273–275 — Plaide Mhor, i., 293 ; viii., 273–275 — Routes of ascent, i., 130 ; viii., 274, 275 — Sgurr a’ Choire Gharbh, viii., 274 — Sgurr a’ Dubh Dhoire, i., 293 ; viii., 273–275Ben Avon, i., 300 ; viii., 41–47 Ben Avon, by A. I. M’Connochie, reviewed, ii., 37, 38 Ben Avon, by Prof. Heddle, ii., 225–234 — Ascent of, from Ballater, viii., 45 — Ascent of, from Beinn a’ Bhuird, ii., 233 ; viii., 182 — Ascent of, from Braemar, viii., 46, 47 ; x., 152 — Ascent of, from Crathie, viii., 45, 46 — Ascent of, from Glen Gairn, iv., 214–217 ; viii., 45 — Ascent of, from Inchrory, i., 174, 175 ; ii., 274 ; x., 51 — Ascent of, from Inver, viii., 46 — Ascent of, from Loch Builg, ii., 226–231 — Ascent of, from Tomintoul, viii., 44 — Big Brae, i., 300 ; viii., 41–45 — Big Brae, Ascent of, iv., 216 — Carn Eas, i., 300 ; viii., 41, 43 — Carn Eas, Ascent of, ii., 232 ; x., 147, 152 — Clach Ban, described, ii., 232 — Clach Bun Ruadhtair, described, i., 175 ; viii., 43 — Coire Clais na Fead, viii., 45 — Creag na Dala Moire, i., 300 ; viii., 41–47 — Creag na Dala Moire, Ascent of, ii., 232, 275 ; x., 147 — Creag na Dala Moire, described, viii., 43


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Ben Avon (continued)— — described, viii., 42 — East Meur Gorm Craig, see Meur Gorm Craigs, below — Geology, vii., 253 — Height, viii., 41 — Meall na Gaineimh, viii., 41, 42, 45 — Meall na Gaineimh, Ascent of, i., 174 ; ii., 274 — Meur Gorm Craigs, viii., 45 — Meur Gorm Craigs, Ascent of, i., 174 — Meur Gorm Craigs, East, i., 300 — Meur Gorm Craigs, West, i., 300 — Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar, i., 300 ; viii., 45 — Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar, described, ii., 229 — Pot Holes on Summit Tors described, ii., 227–232 ; viii., 43 — Routes of ascent, viii., 44–47 — Slochd Mhor, see Slochd Mhor — Sneck, see Slochd Mhor — Stob Dubh Bruach na Fhurain, i., 300 — Stob Dubh Bruach na Fhurain, Ascent of, i., 174, 175 — Stob Dubh an Eas Bhig, i., 300 — Stuc Gharbh Mhor, i., 300 ; viii., 41, 47 — Stuc Gharbh Mhor, described, ii., 227 — Summit, described, ii., 231 — Summit Tors, described, ii., 37, 38, 227–232 ; viii., 43, 44 — Summit Tors, Theory of formation of, ii., 227–232 — View from, iv., 217 — West Meur Gorm Craig, see Meur Gorm Craigs, above Benbecula, described, x., 163 — Nomenclature of Hills, v., 301 — visited, v., 304Beinn a’ Bha’ach Ard, viii., 320, 321Ben Bhalgairean, i., 237Beinn Bhan of Applecross, ix., 30–32 Beinn Bhan of Applecross, by L. W. Hinxman, ii., 13–16 — A’ Chioch, ii., 13, 14 — A’ Phoit, ii., 13, 14 — Descent of, to Loch Lundie, ii., 15 — described, ix., 31 — Form and colour of Applecross Hills, iv., 115, 121, 123 — Geology of, v., 273 — N.E. Face, Ascent of, ii., 13–16 — N.E. Face, described, ii., 13, 14Beinn Bharrain, x., 89, 97 — Etymology, viii., 17 — Routes of ascent, viii., 31, 32


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Beinn a’ Bharr-shaibh, x., 31Beinn a’ Bheithir, i., 286 ; vii., 105–107 — Ascent of, v., 80 ; ix., 80, 81 — Ascent of, by Sgor a’ Chaolais Buttress, ix., 81 — Climbs on, vii., 107 — Creag Ghorm, vii., 106 — Creag Ghorm, Ascent of, ix., 80 — described, i., 91 ; vii., 105, 106 — Lost in Mist on, ix., 249, 250 — Routes of ascent, vii., 106, 107 — Sgorr Ban, i., 286 ; vii., 106 — Sgorr a’ Chaolais, vii., 106 — Sgorr Dhearg, i., 286 ; vii., 105–107 — Sgorr Dhonuill, i., 286 ; vii., 105–107 — Traverse of Ridge, ix., 148Beinn Bheoil, i., 72, 289 ; vii., 228, 232 — Ascent of, i., 246, 322Beinn Bhreac, Arran, x., 89, 97 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Height of, x., 89, 97 — Routes of ascent, viii., 31, 32, 33Beinn Bhreac, Cairngorms, i., 300 ; viii., 41 — Ascent of, x., 144, 231 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 345Beinn Bhreac, Trossachs, vi., 239, 243Beinn Bhrotain, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 266 — Ascent of, x., 144, 147Beinn a’ Bhuird, i., 300 ; viii., 41, 47, 48 Ben a’ Bhuird, by A. I. M’Connochie, reviewed, ii., 37, 38 — Ascent of, from Allt Cumhang na Coinnich, viii., 182 — Ascent of, from Ben Avon, x., 51 — Ascent of, from Derry Lodge, viii., 47, 48 — Ascent of, from Dubh Lochan, Easter, 1908, x., 148 — Ascent of, from Loch Builg, ii., 232–234 — Ascent of, from South, i., 315 ; viii., 47 ; x., 345 — Ascents, Various, at Easter, 1908, x., 148, 149 — Carn nan Clach, ii., 233 — Cnap a’ Cleirich, i., 300 ; ii., 233 ; viii., 41, 182 — Corrie nan Clach, viii., 47 — described, viii., 47 — Dubh Lochan, ii., 37 ; viii., 47 — Eastern Corries, described, ii., 37 — Height of, viii., 41 — Height of Precipices, ii., 37 — Routes of ascent, viii., 47, 48


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Beinn a’ Bhuird (continued)— — Stob an Lochan, ii., 233 — Stob an t’ Sluichd, i., 300 ; viii., 41, 47, 48 — Stob an t’ Sluichd, Ascent of, x., 51 — Stob an t’ Sluichd, Ascent of, from Loch Builg, ii., 231–233 — Stob an t’ Sluichd, View from, ii., 233 — View from, ii., 37Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, see Ben CruachanBennanbrack, see LamacbanBeinn Buidhe, i., 282 Ben Buidhe, by S. M. Penney, vii., 124–129 — Ascent of, i., 237 ; viii., 249, 282 — described, vii., 127 — how best ascended, vii., 127 — Stac a’ Chuirn, vii., 127 — Time of Ascent from Inverary, vii., 129 — View from, vii., 128Beinn Bynac, i., 300 ; vii., 253 ; viii., 41, 48 — Ascent of, from Aviemore, vii., 239 ; viii., 113 — Ascent of, from Nethy Bridge, viii., 48 — Ascent of, from Tomintoul, viii., 48 — Climbs on Castles, vii., 179 — confused with Caiplich, viii., 48 — described, viii., 48 — Geology, vii., 253 — Height, viii., 41 — View of, i., 106, 107 — Western Corrie climbed, vii., 179Beinn Chabhair, i., 282 ; vi., 195 — Ascent of, from Ardlui, i., 247, 248 ; iii., 233, 234, 298 ; vii.,

78 — Ascent of, from Crianlarich, ii., 267, 268 — Ascent of, from Kingshouse, i., 120 — described, vi., 195 — Height and position, vi., 195 — View from, iii., 234Beinn a’ Chaisteil, Ascent of, by West Face, v., 253, 263 — Rock Climb on, v., 315, 316Beinn a’ Chait, Applecross, ii., 13, 16Beinn a’ Chait, Atholl, ii., 240 ; viii., 175 — Ascent of, vii., 45Beinn Chaluim, i., 284 ; vii., 28, 29 — Ascent of, from Auchtertyre, ii., 31, 83 — Ascent of, from Ben Heasgarnich, vii., 367 — Ascent of, from Creag Mhor, i., 326


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Beinn Chaluim (continued)— — Ascent of, from Tyndrum, iv., 127, 294 ; ix., 5, 6, 77, 78 — described, vii., 29 — Height and position, vii., 28 — Usual Routes of ascent, vii., 29 — View from, ii., 83Beinn a’ Chaolais, x., 169 — Ascent of, iii., 164Beinn Chaorach, vii., 98 — Ascent of, ii., 303Ben Chaorin, see Ben More AssyntBeinn a’ Chaorruinn, Cairngorms, i., 300 — Ascent of, i., 175 ; viii., 182 ; x., 144, 231Beinn a’ Chaoruinn, Glen Spean, i., 290 ; vii., 246–248 — Ascent of, iii., 235 ; v., 260Benchinnans, ii., 190Beinn a’ Chlachair, i., 289 ; vii., 227 — Ascent of, i., 321 ; ix., 145Beinn a’ Chlaidheimh, Kinlochewe, see Mullach Coire Mhic FhearchairBeinn a’ Chleibh, i., 282 ; vi., 192 Beinn a’ Cliebh, a poem, by T. F. S. Campbell viii., 98, 99 — Ascent of, i., 247 ; ii., 75 ; ix., 78, 239Beinn a’ Chliabhain, x., 89, 102 — Ascent of, ii., 78 ; vi., 50 ; ix., 252, 253 — Ascent of Chimney, viii., 87 — Climbs on, x., 102Beinn a’ Chliebh, see Beinn a’ ChleibhBeinn a’ Chochuill, i., 285 ; vii., 93, 94 — Ascent of, i., 85, 238 ; iii., 96 ; vi., 163, 205, 207 ; viii., 249Ben Chonzie, i., 283 ; vi., 244, 245 — Ascent of, iv., 179 — Ascent of, on Ski, viii., 133, 134 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 187Beinn a’ Chroin, i., 282 ; vi., 195 — Ascent of, i., 119 ; iii., 234, 235 ; ix., 73, 74 — described, vi., 195 ; ix., 74 — Height and position, vi., 195 — View from, i., 119Beinn a’ Chrulaiste, Ascent of, ix., 17, 83Beinn a’ Chuirn, i., 284 ; vii., 32 — Ascent of, i., 246 ; v., 317 ; vii., 32 ; ix., 77Beinn Chumhann, x., 193Beinn Cleith Bric, i., 299 ; ix., 205, 206 Bens Laoghal, Hope, and Clibrig, by H. T. Munro, v., 182–

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Beinn Cleith Bric (continued)— — Ascent of, v., 187 — Carn an Eild, ix., 205 — Cnoc Sgeircach, ix., 205 — Geology of, i., 81 ; ix., 206 — Meall nan Eoin, ix., 205 — referred to, v., 184Ben Cleuch, vi., 235, 236 — Ascent of, i., 241, 242, 318, 319 — View from, i., 319 ; vi., 235Ben Clibrig, see Beinn Cleith BricBen Creachan, i., 284 ; vii., 30–32 — Ascent of, iii., 99, 128 ; v., 316 ; ix., 77 — Ascent of, by North Face, iv., 96–99 ; vii., 32 — Corrie Dubh, Top of, i., 284 — described, vii., 31, 32 — Height and position, vii., 30 — Meall Buidhe, i., 284 ; vii., 31 — Meall Buidhe, Ascent of, iii., 129 ; v., 317 — View from, v., 317 ; vii., 32Ben Crois, see CroisBen Cruachan, i., 285 ; vii., 88–92 Ben Cruachan, by W. Douglas, ii., 174–185 Expostulation with Cruachan, a Poem, by W. P. Ker ; vi., 52 — Ascent, first recorded, viii., 236 — Ascent of, by Cruachan Burn, ii., 70, 73, 178, 280 ; iv., 285 ;

vi., 44 — Ascent of, from the East, i., 84, 86, 240 ; ii., 180 — Ascent of, from the North, ii., 180, 280 ; iii., 96 — Ascent of, from the North, see also Drochaid Glas and Stob

Dearg, below — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1891, i., 237–240 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1892, ii., 70–73 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, March, 1893, ii., 270 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1894, iii., 96, 97 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1897, iv., 285–287 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1901, vi., 205–208 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1905, viii., 249 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, vii., 88, 89, 91 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Ascent of, iii., 96 ; vii., 91 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, described, ii., 176 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Exploration of Buttresses and Gullies, vi.,

207 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, Height and position, vii., 89


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Ben Cruachan (continued)— — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, Central Crack attempted, i.,

238 ; iv., 287 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, Central Crack climbed, viii.,

283 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face described, i., 237, 238 ; ii., 176 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, East Couloir climbed, i., 238 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, Gullies climbed, iii., 96 ; iv.,

286 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, Raven’s Gully, see Cen tral

Crack — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, Traverse of, from Col, iii., 96 ;

vi., 205 — Beinn a’ Bhuiridh, North Face, West Gully climbed ii., 71 ; iv.,

287 — Botany of, ii., 181 — can be climbed in one day from Glasgow, iv., 134 — Climbs on, described, vii., 91, 92 — Coire a’ Bhachaill, ii., 177 ; vii., 89 — Coire Caorach, vii., 89 — Coire Chat, ii., 86, 177, 180, 280 ; vii., 89 — Coire Creachainn, ii., 176 ; vii., 89 — Coire Cruachan, ii., 177, 178 ; vii., 89 — Coire Dearg, vii., 89 — Coire Ghlais, ii., 71, 176 ; vii., 89 — Coire Lochain, vii., 89 — Coire an t’ Sneachd, ii., 85 — Corries described, ii., 175–181 — Corries, Names and positions of, vii., 88, 89 — Drochaid Ghlas, i., 285 ; vii., 89 — Drochaid Ghlas, Ascent of, i., 240 ; vi., 44 — Drochaid Ghlas, Ascent of, from North, ii., 136 ; iv., 285 — Drochaid Ghlas described, ii., 175, 181 — Drochaid Ghlas, Difficulty of finding route off, iv., 286 ; vii.,

298 — Drochaid Ghlas, Party benighted on, iv., 285 — Geology of, ii., 175 ; v., 276 ; vii., 89 — Heights of, ii., 175–178 ; vii., 88, 89, 298 — Highest Top, Ascent of, see Ben Cruachan, above — Highest Top described, ii., 175 — High Level Path, i., 240 ; ii., 178 — Literary References to, ii., 182–185 — Meall Cuanail, i., 285 ; vii., 88 — Meall Cuanail, Ascent of, i., 240 ; ii., 73, 136 ; vi., 206 — Meall Cuanail, described, ii., 175


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Ben Cruachan (continued)— — Peaks described, ii., 175, 176 — Ridge described, ii., 177 — Ridge traversed, ix., 239 ; x., 153 — Routes of ascent from Loch Awe Hotel, vii., 90, 91 — Routes of ascent from Taynuilt, vii., 89, 90 — Situation, vii., 88 — Sron an Isean, i., 285 ; vii., 89 — Sron an Isean, Ascent of, i., 240 ; ii., 70 — Sron an Isean described, ii., 175 — Stob Dearg, i., 285 — Stob Dearg, Ascent of, by Cruiniche Burn, ii., 72 — Stob Dearg, Ascent of, from Corrie Chait by a gully, iv., 285 — Stob Dearg, Ascent of, from the North, ii., 280, 281 ; viii., 249 — Stob Dearg described, ii., 175 — Stob Dearg, Difficult Winter Ascent from the North, ii., 86, 87 — Stob Dearg, Winter Descent to Loch Awe, ii., 87 — Stob Diamh, i., 285 ; vii., 89 — Stob Diamh, Ascent of, i., 240 — Stob Diamh, Ascent of Crags, vi., 208 — Stob Diamh described, ii., 175 — Stob Garbh, i., 285 ; vii., 89 — Stob Garbh, Ascent of, viii., 249 — Stob Garbh described, ii., 176 — Taynuilt Peak, see Stob Dearg — Various Peaks described, ii., 175, 176 — View from, i., 240 ; ii., 181Beinn Dearg, Atholl, i., 302 ; viii., 174–176 — Ascent of, i., 323 ; vii., 45–47 ; x., 145 — Routes of Ascent, ii., 240 ; viii., 174–176 — View from, i., 323, 324 ; vii., 46, 47 ; viii., 174, 175Ben Dearg, Glen Lyon, ii., 113 — Ascent of, ix., 234, 235Beinn Dearg, Ross-shire, i., 299 ; ix., 134, 135 Beinn Dearg and the Fannichs, by H. G. S. Lawson vi.,

152–160 — Ascent of, vi., 159, 160 ; ix., 135 — Beinn Aonaclair, ix., 134 — Ceann Garbh, i., 299 — Coire Granda, ix., 135 — Cona’ Mheall, i., 299 — Diollaid a’ Mhill Bhric, ix., 134 — Eididh nan Clach Geala, i., 299 — Iorguill, ix., 134


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Beinn Dearg, Ross-shire (continued)— — Loch a’ Choire Ghranda, Probable Climbing on Rocks at, vi.,

37 — Meall nan Ceapraichean, i., 299 — Meall Doire Faid, ix., 134 — Probable Climbing on North and East Sides, vi., 37 — Route to, from Ullapool, described, vi., 37 — Seana Bhraigh, i., 299Beinn Dearg, Torridon, ix., 32, 33, 36 — Ascent of, i., 193Beinn Dearg Bheag, Ascent of, iii., 73–75Beinn Dearg Mhor, ix., 89, 90 — An Teallach and Beinn Dearg Mhor, by W. N. Ling, x., 1–5 — Ben Dearg (Strath na Sheallag), by E. Greenly, iii., 73–75 — Ascent of, iii., 73–75 — Ascent of, by Buttress in North Corrie, x., 3–5 — Buttresses, x., 4, 5 — Character of rocks on, x., 4 — Geology of, iii., 73Beinn Dheiceach, i., 284 ; vii., 28, 29 — Ascent of, ii., 31Beinn Doireann, i., 284 ; vii., 29–32 Beinn an Dothaidh and Beinn Doireann, by G. Thomson,

iii., 76–80 — Ascent of, ii., 82, 131 ; iii., 79, 80, 100, 101 ; iv., 298 ; ix., 1,

2, 77, 78 — Ascent of Rock Face on, vii., 287, 288 — Glissading on, iv., 298Ben Doran, see Beinn DoireannBeinn an Dothaidh, i., 284 ; vii., 29–32 A Long Day on the Hills in March, by J. Coats, iii., 127–130 Beinn an Dothaidh and Beinn Doireann, by G. Thomson,

iii., 76–80 — Ascent of, ii., 131 ; iii., 127 ; v., 253 ; vi., 53, 55 ; ix., 4, 5 ; x.,

262 — Climbs on, vii., 31 — North Face, Ascent of, iii., 77–79, 100 ; v., 264 ; vii., 287 ; x.,

271, 336, 337Beinn Dhubh, Harris, x., 164Beinn Dubh, Loch Chon, i., 320Beinn Dubh-chraige, i., 282 ; vi., 192, 194 — Ascent of, i., 247 ; ii., 74 ; ix., 2–4, 7–8, 76, 77 ; x., 154 — Ascent of, by a gully, v., 315 — Route of Ascent from Tyndrum, ix., 77 — View from, ix., 3


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Beinn Each, vi., 200–203 — Ascent of, i., 121 ; ii., 266 ; iii., 108Beinn nan Eachan, see Tarmachans Ben Eay, see Ben EigneBeinn Eibhinn, i., 72, 289 ; vii., 227 — Ascent of, i., 245 ; x., 195, 357 — View from, x., 195Ben Eighe, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 A Reverie, by N. Collie, v., 93–102 Ben Eighe and the Torridon Hills, by L. W. Hinxman, i.,

187–194 The Eastern Buttress of Coire Mhic Fhearchair, by E.

Backhouse, x., 67–70 — Ascents of, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1899, v., 254, 255 — Ascents of, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1900, vi., 59, 60 — Black Men, i., 188 ; ii., 319 ; ix., 39 — Ceim Grannda, Descent of, i., 189, 190 — Centres for, ix., 38, 39 — Coinneach Mhor, i., 297 ; ix., 37 — Coinneach Mhor, Traverse of, i., 189 — Coinneach Mhor, View from, i., 189 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Central Buttress, Descent of, v., 100–

102 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair described, i., 189 ; ix., 41 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Eastern Buttress, Ascent of, x., 49,

67–70 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Right Hand Gully, Partial Ascent of,

v., 99, 100 — Coire Mhic Fhearchair visited, vi., 59 — Creag Dubh, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 — Creag Dubh, Ascent of, i., 188 ; x., 51 — described, ix., 37–41 — described, by Lord Cockburn, ix., 37, 38 — described, by Principal Shairp, ix., 38 — Eastern Peaks, how reached, ix., 39 — Geology of, v., 274 ; ix., 38 — Height and position of tops, ix., 37 — Ruadh Stac Mor, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 — Ruadh Stac Mor, described, i., 189, 190 ; x., 67 — Sail Mhor, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 — Sail Mhor, climbed by gully, v., 255 ; vi., 60 — Sail Mhor, Climbs described, ix., 40 — Sail Mhor, described, ix., 40 ; x., 67 — Sail Mhor, easy ascent from Coire Mhic Fhearchair, v., 264 — Sail Mhor, easy descent, ix., 40 ; x., 70


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Ben Eighe (continued)— — Sail Mhor, traversed, i., 190 — Sgurr Ban, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 — Sgurr Ban, Ascent of, ii., 319 — Sgurr Ban, Traverse of, i., 188 — Sgurr Ban, View from, ii., 319 — Sgurr an Conghair, Ascent of, i., 188 — Sgurr an Fhir Duibhe, i., 297 ; ix., 37–41 — Sgurr an Fhir Duibhe, see Black Men, above — Spidean Coire nan Clach, i., 297 ; ix., 37 — Spidean Coire nan Clach, Traverse of, i., 189 — Stuc Coire an Laoigh, described, i., 189 — Traverse of Main Ridge, i., 188–190 ; ix., 39–40 ; x., 50 — Western Peaks, how to reach, ix., 40Ben Ein, i., 118 ; a local name for Stobinian, which seeBeinn Eunaich, i., 285 ; vii., 93–96 The Black Shoot of Stob Maol, by W. R. Lester, ii., 117–120 The Black Shoot in White, by H. Raeburn, vi., 161–166 — Ascent of, i., 85, 238, 239 ; iii., 96 ; vi., 163, 205–207 ; viii.,

249 — Black Shoot, 1st ascent, ii., 119, 120 — Black Shoot, 2nd ascent, iv., 286 — Black Shoot, Ascent of, winter, vi., 163-166 — Black Shoot, Ascents, iv., 286; vi., 162, 163, 206; viii., 249 — Black Shoot, 1st attempt, i., 85 ; ii., 118 — Black Shoot, 2nd attempt, i., 85 ; ii., 70, 118 — Black Shoot, 3rd attempt, ii., 70, 118, 119 — Black Shoot, described, vii., 93–95 — Black Shoot, History of attempts, ii., 117–120 — Black Shoot, Inspection of, i., 238 — Black Shoot, References to ascents and attempts, vi., 161, 162

; vii., 96 — Black Shoot, Route to, vi., 163 ; vii., 94 — Geology of, vii., 93 — Height and position, vii., 93 — Rock climbs on, vii., 94 — Routes of ascent, vii., 93 — Shoots described, i., 239 ; ii., 109 ; vii., 93–96 — White Shoot, Ascent of, i., 238, 239Beinn Fhada, see Ben AttowBeinn Fhada, see Bidean nam BianBeinn Fhionnlaidh, Loch Creran, i., 115, 286 — described, ix., 241Beinn Fhionnlaidh, see Mam SodhailBeinn Fhionnlaidh Lodge, Luggage cart to, from Cannich, viii., 279


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Ben Fhurain, see Ben More AssyntBeinn Gharbh, Atholl, i., 302 ; viii., 175Beinn Gharbh, Glen Finnan, viii., 200, 201 — Ascent of, i., 244 ; viii., 134Ben Ghlas, see Ben LawersBeinn a’ Ghlo, i., 302, 303 ; viii., 172, 173 Ben-y-Gloe on Christmas Day, by H. H. Almond, ii., 235–

239 Supplementary Note on Ben-y-Gloe, by H. T. Munro, ii.,

239–245 — Airgiod Bheirin, i., 303 ; viii., 172, 173 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl, i., 243 ; ii., 237–239 ; v., 147 ;

viii., 113 — Ascent of, from Glen Tilt, ii., 242 — Ascent of, from Spital of Glenshee, ii., 243 — Boundaries of, ii., 241 — Braigh Coire Chruin Bhalgain, i., 302 ; viii., 172, 173 — Carn nan Gabhar, i., 303 ; viii., 172 — Carn Liath, i., 302 ; viii., 172, 173 — described, ii., 237, 238, 241, 242 — Electrical Disturbance on, ix., 290, 291 — Geology of, ii., 243 ; v., 276 — Route of Ascent, viii., 172 — Route to, from Blair Atholl, ii., 241, 242 — Route to, from Kirkmichael, ii., 243 — Situation of, viii., 172 — View from, i., 243 ; ii., 238, 243–245 — View from, Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 191Ben Griam Beg, Geology of, i., 81Ben Griam More, Geology of, i., 81Beinn Gulabin, Ascent of, x., 145Beinn Heasgarnich, i., 284 ; vii., 28 — Ascent of, i., 325 ; vii., 367 ; x., 153 — Stob an Fhir-Bhogha, i., 284 ; vii., 28Ben Hee, ix., 202, 203Ben Hope, i., 299 ; ix., 200–202 Ben Hope in 1776, by Rev. C. Cordiner, iv., 167–171 Bens Laoghal, Hope, and Clibrig, by H. T. Munro, v., 182–

187 — Access to, ix., 201 — Appearance of, i., 81 — Ascent of, iv., 45, 46, 250 ; v., 186 — Climbing Possibilities, ix., 202 — Geology of, i., 81 — Slopes described, v., 186


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Ben Hope (continued)— — View from, iv., 46 ; ix., 202Ben Ime, i., 282 ; vi., 172–174 — Ascent of, i., 66 ; iii., 296, 297 ; vi., 62 ; vii., 79 ; ix., 259 — described, i., 64 ; vi., 173, 174Beninner, see Cairnsmore of CarsphairnBeinn Iutharn Beag, i., 303 ; viii., 170 — Ascent of, v., 118 ; ix., 170 ; x., 151, 358 — Braemar to Blair Atholl, times taken, x., 231Beinn Iutharn Mhor, i., 303 ; viii., 170 — Ascent of, i., 103 ; ix., 169 ; x., 151, 358 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl to Braemar, x., 147 — Ascent of, from Braemar to Blair Atholl, times taken, x., 231 — View from, i., 103Ben Klibreck, see Beinn Cleith BricBeinn Lair, ix., 88, 89 — described, vi., 100 ; ix., 89 — Geology of, v., 274, 275 — Macculloch’s Ascent of, iii., 192 — View from, Macculloch’s Description of, ii., 311Ben Laoghal, ix., 204 Bens Laoghal, Hope, and Clibrig, by H. T. Munro, v., 182–

187 — Access to, ix., 204 — An Caisteal, iv., 249 ; ix., 204 — Ascent of, iv., 44, 45, 249 ; v., 185 — Carn an Tionail, ix., 204 — Description of Rocks on, v., 185 — Intrusive Granite of, i., 77, 82 — Sgor a’ Chleirich, iv., 249 ; ix., 204 — Sgor a’ Chonais-aite, iv., 249 ; ix., 204 — View from, iv., 45 ; v., 185Ben Laoigh, see Ben LuiBeinn na Lap, i., 289 The Loch Treig Hills and Ben na Lap, by E. M. Corner, v.,

66–69 — Ascent of, v., 67 — How ascended, vi., 65Ben Lawers, i., 283 ; vii., 23–25 A Tale of a Two Days’ Tramp, by F. S. Goggs, ix., 229–238 Ben Ghlas and Ben Lawers, by J. M. Macharg, i., 158–160 The Ben Lawers, by Alphonsede Macturque, vi., 119–123 — An Stuc, i., 283 ; vii., 23, 24 — An Stuc, Ascent of, i., 131 ; vi., 29 ; ix., 232, 233 — An Stuc, Height and position, vii., 23


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Ben Lawers (continued)— — An Stuc, Possible Climbs on, vii., 24 — Ascent of, from Killin, i., 87, 131, 159 ; iv., 228 ; v., 253 ; vi.,

29 ; ix., 100, 101 ; x., 260 — Ascent of, via Lochan a’ Chait, ii., 276, 277 — Ben Ghlas, i., 283 ; vii., 23–25 — Ben Ghlas, Ascent of, i., 131, 158, 159 ; vi., 29 ; ix., 100, 231 ;

x., 260 — Ben Ghlas, Height of, vii., 23 ; ix., 231 — Cairn on, vii., 24, 25 — Creag an Fhithich, i., 283 ; vii., 23 — Flora of, vii., 24 — Height and position, vii., 23 — Macculloch’s Ascent of, iii., 187 — Meall a’ Choire Leith, i., 283 ; vii., 23–25 — Meall a’ Choire Leith, Ascent of, i., 241 — Meall Corranaich, i., 283 ; vii., 23–25 — Meall Corranaich, Ascent of, i., 241 ; vi., 29 ; ix., 230, 231 — Meall Garbh, i., 283 ; vii., 23–25 — Meall Garbh, Ascent of, i., 131 ; vi., 29 ; ix., 233 — Meall Gruaidh, i., 283 ; vii., 23 — Meall Gruaidh, Ascent of, i., 132 ; vi., 29 ; ix., 233 — Rare Plants on, i., 251 — Routes of Ascent, vii., 24 — Sron Dha-Murchdi, i., 283 ; vii., 23 — Traverse of, from Killin to Fernan, ix., 229–234 — View from, i., 159, 160 — View of, from Aberfeldy–Kenmore Road, ix., 107Ben Ledi, vi., 238–240 — Ascent of, i., 179 ; ii., 84 ; v., 260 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 292 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 188Beinn Liath Bheag, Achnashellach, ix., 29 ; x., 126 — Geology of, iii., 221 ; ix., 29Beinn Liath Bheag, Fannich, see FannichsBeinn Liath Mhor, Achnashellach, i., 296 ; ix., 26, 29 ; x., 126 — Geology of, iii., 221 ; ix., 29Beinn Liath Mhor, Fannich, see FannichsBeinn an Lochain, i., 282 ; vi., 172–174 — Ascent of, vii., 126 — North Face explored and climbed, vii., 242, 243Ben Lomond, i., 282; vi., 112–118 An Ascent of Ben Lomond, by William and Mary Howitt, in

1822, i., 123–127 Ben Lomond, by A. E. Maylard, iii., 140–150


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Ben Lomond (continued)— Ben Lomond by the Cliffs, by W. I. Clark, iv., 331–334 Poem, by T. Newte, on window of Tarbet Inn, iii., 142 — Ascent of, from Aberfoyle, ii., 31 ; iii., 146 — Ascent of, from Rowardennan, i., 319, 320 ; iii., 233 — Ascent, from Rowardennan to Aberfoyle, ii., 89 — Climbing Possibilities on, iii, 150 — Early Ascents of, iii., 143-146 — Early Winter Ascent of, in 1812, iii., 145 — Geology of, vi., 113 — History of, iii., 140–150 ; vi., 113 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 189 — N.E. Cliffs, Ascent of, ii., 89 ; iii., 343–345 ; iv., 331–334 ;

viii., 87 — N.E. Cliffs, Descent of, ii., 89 — N.E. Cliffs, described, iii., 343–345 — N.E. Cliffs, Gullies described, iii., 150 — N.E. Cliffs, Rock Climbs described, vi., 117, 118 — N.E. Corrie, described, iii., 146–148 — Routes of ascent, iii., 144 ; vi., 113–116 — View from, described, i., 320 ; iii., 148, 149 ; vi., 116, 117 — View from, in 1822, described, i., 126Ben Loyal, see Ben LaoghalBen Lui, i., 282 ; vi., 192–194 A Blizzard on Ben Lui, by W. W. Naismith, iv., 276–278 Ben Lui, by T. F. S. Campbell, i., 207–214 Ben Lui Revisited, by W. Douglas, viii., 95–99 Old and New Routes on Ben Lui, by J. Maclay, iv., 106–112 — Ascent of, from Dalmally, i., 129, 237, 247 ; iii., 96 — Ascent of, from Inverarnan, i., 210 — Ascent of, from Loch Ard, iv., 107 — Ascent of, from Tyndrum, i., 210–213 ; ii., 270 ; iii., 163 ; iv.,

286 ; v., 253 ; vii., 288 ; ix., 239 ; x., 154 — Ascent of, partial, from Tyndrum, i., 209 — Ascent of, from Tyndrum, via Ben Oss, ii., 74 ; ix., 76 — Central Gully, Ascent of, ii., 259–261, 263 ; iv., 107, 127, 276,

277 ; viii., 96 — Central Gully, Ascent near line of, x., 154 — Central Gully, Descent of, i., 214 ; ii., 83 ; iv., 111, 128 — Climbs described, iv., 106–112 ; vi., 193, 194 — described, vi., 192 — Description of N.E. Face, iv., 108 — Fox’s Couloir, Descent of, iv., 112, 127 ; viii., 99 — Fox’s Couloir, described, iv., 112 — Fox’s Couloir, origin of name, iv., 112


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Ben Lui (continued)— — Geology of, vi., 192, 193 — Height and position, vi., 192 — Miscellaneous Climbs on, iv., 112 — North Rib, Ascent of, iv., 110, 128 — Reminiscences of previous ascents of, viii., 98, 99 — Rock Climb on, ix., 78 — Route to, from Ardlui, described, iv., 107 — Route to, from Dalmally, described, iv., 107 — Route to, from Tyndrum, described, iv., 108 — Routes of ascent, iv., 107–112 ; vi., 193, 194 — South Central Gully, Ascent of, iv., 110, 127 ; x., 343 — South East Ridge, Ascent of, ii., 83 ; iv., 112 — South Gully, Ascent of, ii., 129 ; iv., 108, 126 — South Gully, Attempted Summer Ascent of, ii., 137 — South Rib, Ascent of, iv., 110, 128 — South Rib, attempted, iv., 109, 127 — South Rib, Summer Ascent of, iv., 177 — Stob Garbh, Ascent of Gully to Ridge of, ii., 82 — Stob Garbh, Ascent of N.E. Face, i., 214 — Stob Garbh, Partial Ascent of Ben Lui by, i., 209 ; iv., 295 — Upper Snow Field, Descent of, iv., 127, 277, 278 — Upper Snow Field, Traverse of, iv., 110 — View from, described, ii., 74, 75, 137 — View from, above the clouds, described, i., 212, 213 ; iv., 111 — Windy Corrie, iv., 276Ben Lurachan, ii., 109Ben Macdhui, see Ben Muich DhuiBeinn Mheadhoin, i., 300 ; vii., 252–254, 341–343 — Ascent of, i., 175 ; v., 146 ; viii., 183, 195 ; ix., 146 ; x., 144,

231 — Geology of, vii., 253 — Height of, vii., 341 — Routes of ascent, vii., 342 — Sron Gorm, Ascent of, i., 175 — Stacan Dubha, x., 231 — Summit described, vii., 342 ; ix., 146 — to Avonford, time, ix., 147 — View from, vii., 342 ; viii., 195Beinn Mhearsamail, iii., 165Beinn a’ Mheirlich, vii., 247Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh, by F. J. Dewar, iii., 70–72 — Ascent of, vi., 208 — Routes to, iii., 70


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Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh (continued)— — View from, iii., 70Beinn Mhuinidh, see Allt na MhuinidhBen More Assynt, i., 299 ; ix., 140, 141 Benighted on Ben More Assynt, by W. W. Naismith, vi.,

82–86 One Day of Many amongst Assynt Hills, by J. A. Harvie-

Brown, ii., 51–55 — Ascent of, from Inchnadamph, vi., 36 ; ix., 140, 256, 257 — Ascent of, from Loch Shin, ix., 151, 152 — Ascent of, from Oykell Bridge Inn, vi., 82–86 — Ascent of, from Strath Oykell, ix., 141 — Ben Chaorin, Ascent of, ii., 51–55 — Ben Chaorin, Eastern Cliffs, Attempted Ascent of, ix., 151,

178 — Ben Chaorin, View from, ii., 52, 53 — Ben Fhurain, see Ben Chaorin, above — Ben an Uran, see Ben Chaorin, above — Carn nam Conbhairean, ix., 140 — Carn nam Conbhairean, Ascent of, ix., 256 — Carn nam Conbhairean, Position of, is not South Top of Ben

More, ix., 290 — Coinnemheall, i., 299 ; ix., 140, 141 — Conamheall, see Coinnemheall, above — described, ix., 140, 141 — Geology, v., 274 ; ix., 140 — Height and position, ix., 140 — South Top, i., 299 ; ix., 140 — South Top, Height and position discussed, ix., 290 — View from, ix., 141Ben More, Coigach, described, i., 46, 54 — Geology, i., 79 — may be reached from Inchnadamph, ix,, 179Beinn Mhor Cowal, Ascent of, from Kilmun, ii., 273Ben Mhor, Harris, x., 164Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich), i., 292 ; viii., 266–268 A Climb for a View, Scour Ouran, by S. M. Penney, iii.,

28–31 — Sgurr na Carnach, i., 292 ; viii., 267, 268 — Sgurr na Carnach, Ascent of, iii., 352 — Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe, i., 292 ; viii., 267, 268 — Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe, Ascent of, iii., 352 — Sgurr Fhuaran, i., 292 ; viii., 266–268 — Sgurr Fhuaran, Ascent of, iii., 29, 352 ; viii., 230 — Sgurr Fhuaran, Route to, from Shiel, i., 130


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Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich) (continued)— — Sgurr Fhuaran, View from, iii., 30 — Sgurr an Fuar-thol, viii., 267 — Sgurr na Moraich, viii., 266–268 — Sgurr nan Saighead, viii., 266 — Sgurr an t-Scarraich, viii., 266 — Sgurr nan Spainteach, i., 292 ; viii., 267, 268Ben More, Mull, i., 305 ; x., 167, 168 — Ascent of, i., 177 — E.N.E. Ridge ascended, ii., 82 — E.N.E. Ridge described, i., 177 ; x., 168 — Geology, v., 278 ; x., 167 — Height and position, x., 167 — Macculloch’s experience on, iii., 194 — Maol nan Damh, i., 177 — Routes of ascent, x., 168 — View from, i., 177 ; x., 168Ben More, Perthshire, i., 282 ; vi., 196–199 The Ben More Trio, by J. G. Stott, i., 148–157 — Accident on, vi., 197, 198 — Ascent of, from Crianlarich, i., 86, 87 ; ii., 263 ; iii., 96 ; iv.,

298 ; x., 153, 271, 342, 343 — Ascent of, from Crianlarich, over Cruach Ardran, ii., 136 — Ascent of, from Loch Voil, i., 21, 118, 119, 148–157, 317 ; iv.,

90 ; ix., 239 — Ascent of, from Luib, iii., 106 ; x., 261 — Ascent of, from Luib, by Stobinian, x., 260 — Avalanches on, vii., in, 112 — Descent to Luib, i., 156 — described, i., 153 ; vi., 196–198 — Earliest recorded ascent of, vi., 198 — Geology, vi., 196 — Height and position, vi., 196 — Time from, to Stobinian, vi., 199 — View from, i., 153, 154 ; ii., 264 ; vi., 198Beinn Mhor, South Uist, x., 162, 163 — Ascent of, v., 304Beinn na Muice, viii., 321Ben Muich Dhui, i., 301 ; vii., 252–254, 323–347 — Ascent of, x., 51 — Ascent of, and Braeriach, Cairntoul, and Cairngorm in one

day, iv., 343 — Ascent of, by Allt Clach nan Taillear, vii., 333, 334 — Ascent of, by Creag na Leachainn, vii., 336, 337 — Ascent of, by Glen Dee, vii., 333–336


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Ben Muich Dhui (continued)— — Ascent of, from Aviemore, vii., 83, 84, 179 ; viii., 111 — Ascent of, from Braeriach, v., 146 — Ascent of, from Cairngorm, ii., 49, 144 ; vii., 338, 339 — Ascent of, from Cairngorm, time and distance, vii., 338 — Ascent of, from Camp on Garbh Uisge Beag, viii., 183 — Ascent of, from Glen Derry, vii., 327–331 ; x., 152 — Ascent of, from Glen Lui Beg, i., 16, 17 ; vii., 331, 332 — Ascent of, from Glen Lui Beg, partial winter, i., 13, 14, 18, 19 — Ascent of, from Loch Etchachan, ix., 146 — Ascent of, from Loch Etchachan, partial, i., 15 — Ascent of, from Nethy Bridge, vii., 339–341 — Ascent of, from Pools of Dee, vi., 66, 67 ; vii., 334–338 — Ascent of, from Shelter Stone, i., 112, 113 ; vii., 339–341 — Benighted on, ii., 50 — Cairn Etchachan, i., 301 ; vii., 344 ; x., 231 — Cairn Etchachan Buttresses, vii., 346 — Cairn Etchachan, Shelter Stone Crag, see Shelter Stone Crag — Coire an Sput Dheirg, i., 301 ; vii., 330, 332, 343 — Dependencies of, vii., 341–345 — described, vii., 324–327 — Early recorded ascent of, vii., 326 — Geology and General Features, vii., 252–254 — Height of, vii., 323, 324 — Kitchen of Royal Engineers, vii., 330 — Lochan Feith Buidhe, vii., 347 — Lochain Uaine, vii., 332, 346, 347 — Panorama from Summit, by Mr. Copland, vii., 361 — Routes of Ascent from Deeside, vii., 327–336 — Routes of Ascent from Speyside, vii., 336–341 — Situation of, vii., 325 — Sron Riach, i., 301 ; vii., 332 — Trigonometrical Station, vii., 325 — View from, i., 113 ; vii., 330, 331Ben Narnain, i., 282 ; vi., 172, 173, 188–191 Narnain and Vorlich, by W. I. Clark, vii., 66–69 — Ascent of, iii., 295 ; vi., 62, 188 ; vii., 180 — Boulders, vi., 190 — Crois, see Crois — Geology, vi., 172 — Height and position, vi., 172 — Jammed Block Chimney, Ascent of, vi., 189 ; vii., 67, 240 — Local Names for Narnain and Crois, vi., 61 — North Buttress, Scrambles on, vi., 62 — Rock Climbs on, vi., 189, 190


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Ben Narnain (continued)— — S. E. Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 161 — Spear Head Arête, Ascent of, vi., 189 ; vii., 66, 240 — View from, vi., 190, 191 ; vii., 180Ben Nevis, i., 288; vii., 134–176 A Nocturnal Meet, by W. I. Clark, x., 71–71 Aquatic Sport on Ben Nevis, by W. R. Rickmers, viii., 157–

165 Ascent of Ben Nevis, by the North-East Buttress, by W.

Brown, iii., 323–331 A Scottish Ice Climb, by H. Raeburn, ix., 153–158 A Week’s Climbing in the Ben Nevis District, by W.

Douglas, v., 126–134 Ben Nevis in 1880 and 1889, by W. W. Naismith, i., 215–221 Ben Nevis in November (1896), by H. Raeburn, iv., 244–246 Divine Mysteries of the Oromaniacal Quest, by Orlamon

Linecus, iii., 151–157 Four Days on Ben Nevis, by W. I. Clark, v., 287–297 From Sea to Summit, by H. Raeburn, vii., 194–198 Guide to Ben Nevis, by J. Menzies & Co., reviewed, iii., 49 Lochnagar and Ben Nevis, by W. I. Clark, iv., 218–223 New Climbs on Ben Nevis, by W. I. Clark, vii., 199–211 On the Top of Ben Nevis, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iii., 245 Panorama seen from the Summit of Ben Nevis, by R. S.

Shearer & Sons, reviewed, iv., 72 Sixteen Hours on Ben Nevis, January, 1898, by W. I. Clark,

v., 45–51 Stormy June Days in Skye and on Ben Nevis, by W. I.

Clark, vi., 218–230 The Castle Ridge of Carn Dearg and the North-Eastern

Precipices of Ben Nevis, by L. W. Hinxman, iii., 316–322 The North Buttress of Carn Dearg of Nevis, by H. Rae burn,

x., 183–189 The Observatory Ridge, Ben Nevis, by H. Raeburn, vi., 213–

217 Thirty Hours on Ben Nevis, by C. I. Clark, x., 73–81 Three on the Centre Grid of the Trident Buttress, Ben

Nevis, by Mrs. J. I. Clark, viii., 149–151 Twenty Years on Ben Nevis, by W. T. Kilgour, reviewed, viii.,

334 — Area of, Relative, vii., 139 — ascended, ix., 10 — Ascent of, First in 1892, ii., 84 — Ascent of, from Glen Nevis, iv., 178 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1895, iii., 301–303


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1896, iv., 129–130 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1898, v., 77–79 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1901, vi., 210 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1904, viii., 101–

105, 107 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1907, ix., 260–263 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, New Year, 1908, x., 112–119 — Ascents, various, at Club Meet, Easter, 1909, x., 337–342 — Avalanche on, v., 289 ; viii., 180, 181 — Barometric Pressure, vii., 141, 143 — Blizzard on, vi., 249, 250 — Buchan’s Well, ii., 84 — Carn Dearg (N.W.), i., 288 ; vii., 134–176 — Carn Dearg (N.W.), Height and position, vii., 134 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Description of Buttresses, etc., x., 183–

185 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Description of Climbs, vii., 150–154 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Examination of, iv., 245 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Ledge Route, Ascent of, iii., 317, 345 ;

vi., 227 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Ledge Route, Climb described, vii., 151 — Carn Dearg Buttress, No. 5 Gully, Ascent by, x., 340 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase, Ascent of, v., 128, 129 ; vii.,

202, 203 ; viii., 221 ; ix., 18 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase Climb described, vii., 150, 151

; x., 183–185 — Carn Dearg Buttress, Staircase, Two Variations climbed, viii.,

86 — Carn Dearg, Cousins’ Buttress, Ascent of, viii., 179, 180 ; x,

185 — Carn Dearg, North Buttress, Ascent of, x., 185, 187–189 — Carn Dearg, Pinnacle Arête, Ascent of, vii., 206, 207 — Carn Dearg, Pinnacle Arête, Climb described, vii., 151, 152 — Carn Dearg (S.W.), i., 288 ; vii., 134–176 — Carn Dearg (S.W.), Descent of, to Glen Nevis, by But tress, iii.,

233 ; vii., 168 — Carn Dearg (S.W.), Height and position, vii., 134 — Carn Mor Dearg Arête, vii., 146 — Carn Mor Dearg Arête, Ascent by, iii., 270 ; iv., 221 ; v., 78 ;

vi., 249, 250 ; viii., 102 ; x., 117, 118, 337, 339, 340 — Carn Mor Dearg Arête, Ascent to, from N. Corrie, v., 78, 88 ;

vii., 146 — Carn Mor Dearg Arête, Descent by, i., 220, 221 — Carn Mor Dearg Arête described, iii., 270


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — Carn Mor Dearg Arête, Description of, by Geikie, i., 220, 221 — Castle, Ascent of, iv., 130 ; v., 198, 199 ; x., 116, 117 — Castle, Ascent of, stopped by Avalanche, x., 338 — Castle, Climb described, vii., 149 — Castle, described, x., 183 — Castle Corrie, described, v., 297 — Castle Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 301–303, 318–322 ; iv., 178 ; vi.,

210 ; viii., 101, 102 ; ix., 261–263 ; x., 117, 118, 339, 340, 342

— Castle Ridge, Climb described, vii., 147–149 — Castle Ridge, Descent of, v., 296 — Castle Ridge described, x., 183, 187 — Castle Ridge, History of Early Ascents, iii., 317 — Coire na Ciste, Appearance of, November, 1896, iv., 245, 246 — Comb, Attempt on, vii., 207, 208 — Comb, described, vii., 155 — Comb, Ice Climb on, ix., 154–158 — Comparison of Ice Climb on Comb with Zmutt Arête of

Matterhorn, ix., 158 — Condition of, at Easter, 1901, vi., 210 — Descent of, by night, v., 51 ; x., 80, 81, 115, 116 — described, vii., 134–136 — Douglas’ Boulder, Ascent of, iv., 130, 172 ; ix., 149 ; x., 337,

339 — Douglas’ Boulder, Ascent of, by Crack from Col, vi., 228 — Douglas’ Boulder, Ascent of, by New Route, viii., 220 — Douglas’ Boulder, Climbs described, vii., 156, 157 — Douglas’ Boulder, Descent of, iv., 172 ; vi., 228 ; vii., 156 — Early Writers, vii., 137, 138 — Fauna of, vii., 172, 173 — Flora of, vii., 171, 172 — Fog Crystals, vii., 140 — J. D. Forbes’ Circuit of, iii., 312 — Garadh na Ciste, vii., 160 — Garadh na Ciste visited, vii., 204 — Geology of, i., 215 ; v., 276, 277 ; vii., 170, 171 — Glissading on Red Burn, x., 338 — Gullies, Ascent of, iv., 130 ; viii., 102, 103 — Gullies, No. 1, see Observatory Gully, Gardyloo Gully, and

Tower Gully — Gullies, No. 2, Ascent described, vii., 167 — Gullies, No. 3, Ascent of, iii., 318 ; iv., 245, 246 ; v., 77 ; ix.,

261–263 ; x., 116, 339 — Gullies, No. 3, described, vii., 154, 166


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — Gullies, No. 3, Eastern Buttress of, Ascent of, vii., 154, 155,

208 — Gullies, No. 4, Ascent of, iii., 318 — Gullies, No. 4, Descent of, vi., 227 ; x., 186, 189 — Gullies, No. 4, described, vii., 154 — Gullies, No. 5, see Carn Dearg Gully and Moonlight Gully — Gullies, No. 6, see N. Castle Gully and S. Castle Gully — Gullies, Carn Dearg Gully, Ascent of Buttress by, x., 340 — Gullies, Carn Dearg Gully described, vii., 153 — Gullies, Gardyloo Gully, Ascent of, vi., 251, 252 ; vii., 167 — Gullies, Gardyloo Gully, described, vii., 167, 168 — Gullies, Moonlight Gully, Ascent of, v., 45–51, 78 — Gullies, Moonlight Gully described, vii., 153, 154 — Gullies, N. Castle Gully, Ascent of, v., 288, 289 ; viii., 103,

220 ; ix., 158, 261 ; x., 341, 342 — Gullies, N. Castle Gully described, vii., 152, 153 ; x., 183 — Observatory Gully, Ascent of, vi., 210, 251, 252 — Gullies, Observatory Gully, Attempted Descent of, iv., 246 — Gullies, Observatory Gully described, vii., 167, 168 — Gullies, S. Castle Gully, Attempts on, viii., 101, 103 — Gullies, S. Castle Gully described, vii., 153 ; x., 183 — Gullies, Tower Gully, Ascent of, vi., 251 ; vii., 167 — Gullies, Tower Gully described, vii., 167 — Gullies, Waterfall Gully, vii., 150, 151 — Glen Nevis, Ascent of Ben Nevis by Shoulder above, viii., 102 — Height and position, vii., 134 — Height, Proposal to increase to 5000 feet, i., 328, 329 — Hotel, Three Days at, v., 290–297 — Humorous Account of Easter Meet, 1909, x., 272–274 — Impressions of, vii., 135, 136 — Improvement of, Suggested, i., 328–330 — Lunching Boulder, Impressions of Scenery from, viii., 149,

150 — Meteorology of, vii., 138, 140–143 — Nomenclature, vii., 144 N.E. Buttress, Ascent of, by Ordinary Route, iii., 317, 323–

331 ; iv., 130, 178 ; v., 41, 292–294 ; ix., 18 — N.E. Buttress, Descent of, v., 199 — N.E. Buttress, Description of Climbs, vii., 163–166 — N.E. Buttress, Direct Ascent of, vii., 166, 241, 242 — N.E. Buttress, Fast Ascent of, viii., 86 — N.E. Buttress, First Ascent of, iii., 331 ; vii., 164 N.E. Buttress, History of Climbs, iii., 331 ; vi., 229 — N.E. Buttress, Man Trap, how to avoid it, vi. 216


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — N.E. Buttress, Slingsby’s Chimney, Ascent of, iii., 331 ; vii.,

165 ; viii., 219, 220 — N.E. Buttress, Slingsby’s Chimney, Ascent to left of, iii., 331 ;

vi., 229 ; vii., 166 ; viii., 86, 180, 181 — N.E. Buttress, Slingsby’s Chimney, Ascent to right of, x., 339 — Observations, taken by Mr. C. Wragge, vii., 138, 139 — Observatory, vii., 139 — Observatory, History of, vii., 180–183 — Observatory Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 196–198 — Observatory Buttress, Attempt on, vi., 210, 214, 228, 249 — Observatory Buttress, Description of Climb, vii., 162, 163 — Observatory Ridge, Ascent of, x., 186 — Observatory Ridge, Ascent of, First, vi., 215–217 — Observatory Ridge, Descent of, viii., 221 — Observatory Ridge, Descent of, First, viii., 86 — Observatory Ridge, Description of Climb, vii., 163 — Observatory Ridge, West, see Observatory Buttress — Path, Ascent by, i., 218, 219 ; ii., 291 ; vi., 226, 227 — Photographs, Abraham’s, vi., 137 — Pinnacle Arête of Carn Dearg, see Carn Dearg — Pony Track, Ascent by Old, in May, 1880, i., 215–218 — Precipice, Description of, iii., 316 — Precipice, Description of, by Dr. A. Geikie, i., 220, 221 — Precipice, History of Early Ascents of, iii., 317, 318 — Precipice, Possible Climb up, i., 221 — Race to Summit, v., 312 ; vii., 42–45, 169, 170 — Rainfall on, vii., 142, 143 — Reverie on, vii., 201, 202 — Ridges compared, v., 295 — Routes, Description of Climbing Routes, vii., 147–168 — Routes, Description of Ordinary Routes, vii., 144–147 — Routes, Quickest to Allt a’ Mhuilinn from Fort William, x.,

186 — Search Party on 29th December, 1907; x., 71–73, 81, 116 — Silver Thaw described, ii., 93, 94 — Ski-ing, Ascent of, with Ski, x., 339 — Ski-ing, as a field for, viii., 163, 164 — Ski-ing on, x., 293 — Slingsby’s Chimney, see N.E. Buttress — Snowfall, vii., 142 — Snowfall, Conditions of Snow, July, 1903, and September,

1908, x., 189 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, i., 20, 219 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1883–1892, ii., 317, 318


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1893–1894, iii., 169 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1894–1895, iii., 353, 354 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1895–1896, iv., 251 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1896–1897, iv., 346 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1897–1898, v., 148 — Snowfall, Depth of Snow on, 1898–1899, vi., 38 — Snowfall, Maximum Depths of Snow on, 1884–1896, iv., 346 — Snowfall, Maximum Depths of Snow on, 1884–1897, v., 148 — Snowfall, Maximum Depths of Snow on, 1884–1898, vi., 38 — Snowfall, Maximum Depths of Snow on, 1884–1902, vii., 142 — Sunrise from, v., 290 — Sunset from, iii., 28 ; v., 78, 79, 295 — Sunshine, Average of, vii., 141, 143 — Temperature on Summit, i., 219, 220 ; vii., 140, 143 — Thunderstorm on Summit, iii., 28 — Times required for Climbs, vii., 169 — Topography, vii., 143, 144 — Tower Gap Chimney, Ascent, First, vii., 204–206 — Tower Gap Chimney, Description of Climb, vii., 160, 161 — Tower Gap Chimney, Partial Descent by Night, x., 77, 114 — Tower Ridge, vii., 155–163 — Tower Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 101, 151–157, 158, 231, 232 ; iv.,

129, 221–223 ; v., 127 ; vi., 28, 29 ; viii., 102 ; ix., 11, 18 ; x., 74–80, 112–115, 186

— Tower Ridge, Ascent, First, iii., 158 ; vii., 156 — Tower Ridge, Ascent, including Douglas’ Boulder, viii., 220 ;

ix., 149 ; x., 337, 339 — Tower Ridge, Benighted on, x., 74–80, 112–115 — Tower Ridge, Cracked Slabs Route described, vii., 158, 159 — Tower Ridge, Descent of, iv., 178 ; v., 41 — Tower Ridge, Descent of, First, iii., 158 — Tower Ridge, Descent of, including Douglas’ Boulder, iii., 158

; vi., 228 — Tower Ridge, Douglas’ Boulder, see Douglas’ Boulder — Tower Ridge, Eastern Traverse, Ascent by, vi., 131 — Tower Ridge, Eastern Traverse described, vii., 158, 161 — Tower Ridge, Gap, described, vii., 159 — Tower Ridge, History of Early Ascents, iii., 317 — Tower Ridge, Pinnacle Buttress, Climb on, vii., 209, 210 — Tower Ridge, Pinnacle Buttress described, vii., 160 — Tower Ridge, Recess Route described, vii., 158, 159 — Tower Ridge, Routes to, vii., 157, 158 — Tower Ridge, Secondary Tower Ridge described, vii., 159, 160 — Tower Ridge, Tower, described, vii., 159


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Ben Nevis (continued)— — Tower Ridge, Tower, examined, vii., 203, 204 — Tower Ridge, Traverse to, from Tower Gully, viii., 103, 107 — Tower Ridge, Various Climbs described, vii., 155–161 — Tower Ridge, Warning regarding loose stones, vii., 183, 184 — Tower Ridge, Western Traverse described, vii., 159 — Trident Buttress, Central Ridge ascended, viii., 150, 151 — Trident Buttress described, vii., 151, 152, 154, 206, 207 — Trident Buttress, Northern Ridge ascended, viii., 102, 104, 105 — Trident Buttress, Southern Ridge (Pinnacle Arête) ascended,

vii., 152 ; viii., 221 — View from, vii., 173–175 ; ix., 149 — View from, Extraordinary, iii., 232 — Wind on, vii., 142, 143Ben Nuis, x., 88–90, 92, 93, 100, 101 Ben Nuis Chimney, by L. J. Oppenheimer, vii., 1–9 — Ascent of, from Cir Mhor, iii., 108 — Ascent of, from Glen Rosa, iii., 201 — Chimney, see No. 3 Gully — Climbs on, x., 101 — described, vii., 2 ; x., 93 — Etymology, viii., 16 — No. 1 Gully (Easy Gully), Ascent of, vii., 2 ; x., 101 — No. 2 Gully, Ascent of, x., 101 — No. 3 Gully, Ascent of, vii., 2–7 ; x., 101 — No. 5 Gully, Ascent of, iv., 63 ; x., 101 — Height, x., 89, 93 — History of Ascents of East Face, vii., 8 — Routes to, viii., 25, 26 — to Suidhe Fhearghas, x., 92–97 — View from, iii., 201Ben Odhar, Tyndrum, Ascent of, i., 325 ; ii., 128Ben nan Oighreag, see Meall GhaordieBeinn an Oir, x., 169, 170 — Ascent of, iii., 165Beinn Oss, i., 282 ; vi., 192, 194 — Ascent of, i., 247 ; ii., 74 ; iii., 163 ; v., 253 ; ix., 2–4, 76 ; x.,

154 — Snow Arête on, i., 247 ; ii., 280Ben Our, Loch Earn, Ascent of, i., 230 ; ii., 265, 266 — Ascent of, to Ben Vorlich col, vi., 102, 103Ben Reoch, Ascent of, vii., 77Ben Rinnes Ben Rinnes, by A. I. M’Connochie, reviewed, ii., 37, 38Beinn Ruisg, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 292


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Ben Screel, see Ben SgroilBeinn-an-t-Seilich, Ascent of, vii., 126Beinn na Sgeith, see Geal Charn, MonadhliathsBen Sgroil, i., 291 ; viii., 209 Ben Screel, by W. Douglas, i., 203–206 — Ascent of, i., 204–206 — Name, Origin of, i., 205 — Usual routes of ascent, i., 206 ; viii., 209 — View from, i., 205 ; viii., 209Beinn Sguliaird, i., 286 — Ascent of, ii., 321 — described, ix., 241Ben an t-Shithein, described, vi., 243Beinn Siantaidh, x., 169 — Ascent of, iii., 165Beinn na Socaich, see EasainsBen Spionnu, Geology of, i., 80Ben Stack, Laxford, Geology of, v., 274Beinn nan Stac, Rum, i., 260 ; x., 29Ben Starav, i., 285 ; vii., 96, 97 Ascent of Ben Starav from Glen Coe, by W. Garden, v.,

188–191 Ben Starav, by F. J. Dewar, ii., 109–112 — Ascent of, from Clachaig, v., 188–191 — Ascent of, from Dalmally, ii., 109–112 ; viii., 330–332 — Ascent of, from Glen Etive, v., 189–191 ; ix., 84, 110, 111 — Ascent of, from Inveroran, ii., 130 ; iii., 101, 105 ; vii., 286 ;

x., 262 — described, vii., 97 — Height, vii., 96 — Name, Meaning of, ii., 112 — Northern Face, described, v., 189 — Stob Coire Dheirg, i., 285 ; vii., 97 — Stob Coire Dheirg, Ascent of, ii., 111 — View from, ii., 111Beinn Tarsuinn, Arran, x., 89, 93, 94, 101, 102 — Ascent of, iii., 108, 201 ; vi., 50 — Climbs on, x., 101 — Coirie Daingean Chimneys, Ascent of, vii., 50, 51 ; viii., 87 — Corrie Daingean Chimneys, described, x., 101, 102 — Corrie Daingean Chimneys, partial descent, vii., 113 — described, viii., 26 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Height, x., 89, 93 — Most direct route to, viii., 26


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Beinn Tarsuinn, Arran (continued)— — View from, x., 91, 94Beinn Tharsuinn, Loch Monar, viii., 323Beinn Tharsuinn, Kinlochewe, see Mullach Coire Mhic FearchairBen Tigearn, i., 237Ben Tirran, Ascent of, i., 175Beinn Toaig, Ascent of, vi., 54 ; x., 263, 271Beinn nan Tom, see StreapsBeinn Tulachan, i., 282 ; vi., 195 — Ascent of, i., 119, 241, 326 ; ii., 88 ; iii., 306Ben Uaimhe, i., 320Ben Uarn Beg, see Beinn Iutharn BeagBen Uarn Mor, see Beinn Iutharn MhorBeinn Udlaman, i., 289 ; vii., 234 — Ascent of, i., 176 ; x., 253Ben Uidhe, Assynt, i., 47Ben Ula Lodge, see Beinn Fhionnlaidh LodgeBen an Uran, see Ben More, AssyntBen Vane, Arrochar, i., 282 ; vi., 172–174 — Ascent of, i., 66 ; iii., 297, 298 ; vi., 62 ; vii., 77, 79 — Descent of Loch Sloy face, i., 67 — described, i., 64Ben Vane, Loch Lubnaig, vi., 238–241 — Ascent of, ii., 84Ben Vannoch, i., 284 ; vii., 32 — Ascent of, i., 246 ; v., 317 ; ix., 77Ben Venue, vi., 238, 239, 241 — Ascent of, from Aberfoyle, ii., 278 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 189 — Winter Ascent of N.E. face, iv., 298Ben Vorlich, Loch Earn, i., 283 ; vi., 200–203 Winter Ascents, by A. E. Maylard, i., 222–234 — Ascent of, from Callander, i., 319 — Ascent of, from Kingshouse, i., 120 ; iii., 107 — Ascent of, from Loch Earn, i., 120, 230–232, 241 ; ii., 83, 265,

266 ; ix., 239 — Ascent of, from Loch Earn to Callander, ii., 277, 278 — described, vi., 200 — Geology, vi., 200 — Height and position, vi., 200 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 187 — Routes of ascent, i., 120, 121 ; vi., 200, 201 — Sgiath nan Tarmachan Ridge, Ascent by, i., 241 — View from, i., 121, 319 ; vi., 201Ben Vorlich, Loch Lomond, i., 282 ; vi., 172–174


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Ben Vorlich, Loch Lomond (continued)— Narnain and Vorlich, by W. I. Clark, vii., 66–69 — Ascent of, from Ardlui, iii., 235, 296 — Ascent of, from Ardvorlich, i., 324 — Ascent of, from Inveruglas, vii., 68, 69 — Ascent of, from Loch Sloy, i., 67 — Ascent of, from Tarbet, vii., 78 — described, i., 64 ; vi., 173, 174 — View from, i., 324 ; iii., 296 ; vi., 174Ben Vourie, see Beinn a’ BhuiridhBen Vrackie, Kingussie, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 291Ben Vrackie, Pitlochry, viii., 173 — Ski-ing on, x., 290Ben Vuroch, Ascent of, iii., 40 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl to Kirkmichael, i., 243 — described, iii., 40 — View from, iii., 40Ben Wyvis, i., 298 ; ix., 132–134 — An Cabar, i., 298 ; ix., 132 — An Cabar, Height of, ix., 132 ; x., 52, 53 — An Cabar, Position of, ix., 132 — An Socach, i., 298 ; ix., 132 — An Socach, Height of, x., 52, 53 — Ascent of, ii., 279, 319 ; x., 51 — Coire Lochain, Top of, i., 299 — Corries, ix., 132, 133 — described, ix., 132 — Feachdach, i., 299 ; ix., 132, 133 — Feachdach, Height of, ix., 132 ; x., 53, 54 — Geology, ix., 132 — Glas Leathad Beag, i., 299 — Glas Leathad Beag, Height of, x., 52, 53 — Glas Leathad Mor, i., 298 ; ix., 132–134 — Glas Leathad Mor, Height of, x., 52, 53 — Height and position, ix., 132 ; x., 52–54 — Routes of ascent, ix., 133, 134 — Tom a’ Choinnich, i., 299 ; ix., 132 — Tom a’ Choinnich, Height of, ix., 132 ; x., 52, 53 — View from, ix., 132Benyellary, see MerrickBenighted Benighted on Ben More Assynt, by W. W. Naismith vi., 82–86Bennanbrack, see LamachanBergschrunds on Ben Nevis, vi., 228 ; viii., 290, 291Berneray, described, x., 162


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Berries, see BotanyBerwickshire Coast A Bit of the Berwickshire Coast and its Birds, by W.

Douglas, viii., 313–319 — List of Cliffs and Stacks from Coldingham to Fast Castle, viii.,

318, 319Bicycle, see CycleBidean nam Bian, i., 286 ; vii., 101–105 Bidean and the Buchailles, by G. Thomson, i., 89–97 Climbing in Glen Coe, by W. Brown, iv., 48–51 The Church Door Buttress on Bidean nam Bian, by J. H.

Bell, v., 135–140 The Cliffs of Stob Coire an Lochan, by W. I. Clark, x., 240–

245 — Aonach Dubh, Ascent of, v., 27 — Aonach Dubh, Ascent of, to left of Ossian’s Cave, iii., 158 ;

iv., 49 ; x., 171 — Aonach Dubh, Ascent of, to left of Ossian’s Cave, Attempted,

iv., 49, 50 — Aonach Dubh, Descent of, near Ossian’s Cave, v., 27 — Aonach Dubh, East Face, Ascent of, iv., 50 ; vii., 21 — Aonach Dubh, Height and position, vii., 102 — Aonach Dubh, North Face, Ascent of, iii., 158 ; iv., 50 — Aonach Dubh, North Face, climbs described, vii., 103 — Aonach Dubh, Ossian’s Cave, see Ossian’s Cave, below — Aonach Dubh, West Face, Ascent of, vii., 21, 111 — Aonach Dubh, West Face, climbs described, vii., 103 — Aonach Dubh, West Face, Easy Buttress, Descent of, v., 132 ;

vii., 111 — Aonach Dubh, West Face, Gully climbed, v., 80, 133 — Aonach Dubh, West Face, Pinnacle (Winifred’s), Ascent of,

iii., 159 ; vii., 111 — Ascent of, i., 85, 89–92 ; iii., 158 ; iv., 178, 291 ; v., 40 ; vi.,

109 ; vii., 21 ; ix., 13, 148 — Ascents, various, at Easter Meet, 1898, v., 80 — Ascents, various, at Easter Meet, 1906, ix., 80–82, 84 — Avalanche on, vi., 109 — Beinn Fhada, i., 92, 286 ; vii., 101, 102 — Beinn Fhada, crossed, ix., 82, 84 — Church Door Buttress, Ascent attempted, v., 25–27, 81 ; ix., 81 — Church Door Buttress, Ascent of, v., 132, 139, 140 ; viii., 86,

87 ; ix., 13, 15, 16 — Church Door Buttress, Climb described, v., 135 ; vii., 105 — Church Door Buttress, History of attempts, v., 135–139 — Collie’s Pinnacle, iv., 51 ; v., 26, 27 ; vii., 21, 105


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Bidean nam Bian (continued)— — Corrie Beach, iv., 48 — Corrie Beach Face, Climbs on, iv., 50, 51 — Descent to Lairig Eilde, i., 85, 92, 93 — described, vii., 101 — Gearr Aonach, vii., 101–104 — Gearr Aonach, Ascent and Descent of Cliff, v., 141 — Gearr Aonach, Ascent by Ridge, ix., 82, 148, 149 — Gearr Aonach, Climbs described, vii., 103, 104 ; x., 241 — Geology of, vii., 101 — Height and position, vii., 101, 102 — Ossian’s Cave, vii., 101–103 — Ossian’s Cave, Ascent into, iii., 158 ; iv., 48, 49 ; v., 27, 80,

134 ; vii., 21, 111 — Ossian’s Cave, Ascent into, described, iv., 48, 49 ; v., 27, 28 ;

vii., 102, 103 — Ossian’s Cave, First recorded climb into, vii., 101 — Photographs, Abraham’s, vi., 137 — Routes of ascent and descent, vii., 102 — Stob Coire nam Beith, i., 286 ; vii., 102, 104, 105 — Stob Coire nam Beith, Ascent by Gully, vii., 111 — Stob Coire nam Beith, Ascent by Gully to East of, ix., 81 — Stob Coire nam Beith, Ascent of Precipice, iii., 158 ; ix., 81 — Stob Coire nam Beith, Climbs on, vii., 104, 105 — Stob Coire nam Beith, Height, etc., vii., 102 — Stob Coire an Lochan, i., 286 ; vii., 102, 104 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Ascent of, v., 27, 80, 132 ; ix., 82 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Ascent of, by a Gully, ix., 81 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Ascent by the Central Gully, ix., 81 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Ascent of Crags, iii., 158 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Central Buttress, Ascent of, x., 240–

245 — Stob Coire an Lochan, described, i., 91, 92 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Description of East Face, iv., 51 ; v.,

27 ; vii., 104 ; x., 241, 242 — Stob Coire an Lochan, East Ridge, ascended by N.E. Corner,

iv., 178 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Height, etc., vii., 102 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Routes to Lochan, x., 241 — Stob Coire Sgrenach, i., 286 ; vii., 102 — Stob Coire Sgrenach crossed, ix., 82, 84 — View from, i., 91, 92Bidein Boidheach, Sgurr of Eigg, x., 165Bidean Choire Sheasgaich, i., 296 ; viii., 324 ; ix., 126 ; x., 126Bidean an Dhonuill Bhreac, see Saddle


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Bidean an Eoin Deirg, i., 296 ; viii., 323, 324 — Ascent of, iii., 164 ; iv., 176 — Centres for Ascent of, viii., 324 — described, v., 113 ; viii., 323, 324 — Height and position, viii., 323Bidean a’ Ghlas Thuill, see An TeallachBidean Toll a’ Mhuic, i., 296Big Brae, Ben Avon, see Ben AvonBilberry, x., 310Binnein, see Goatfell, Am Binnein, or StobinianBinnein Beag, i., 287 ; vii., 131, 133 — Ascent of, vi., 211 ; ix., 260, 263Binnein Mor, i., 287 ; vii., 131, 133 Two Days in Lochaber, by A. E. Robertson, iii., 267–271 — Ascent of, iii., 267–269 ; vi., 211 ; ix., 260, 263 — Descent to A’ Gruagach, vii., 133 — described, vii., 133 — Height and position, vii., 131 — Route to, vii., 133 — View from, iii., 268, 269Birds A Bit of the Berwickshire Coast and its Birds, by W. Douglas, viii., 313–

319 — seen at Berwickshire Coast, viii., 318 — seen at Dalwhinnie and Loch Laggan, iv., 148Birkhall, viii., 53Birnock Water, i., 321Bishop Hill (Lomonds), vi., 236 — Ascent of, iii., 38, 39 — Time from, to West Lomond, vi., 237Bittersweet, x., 310, 311Biulacraig, x., 162Blackberry, x., 311Black Bridge, Glen Lui, i., 13, 201 ; vii., 328Black Castle, Cairngorm, see CairngormBlack Craig, see Kells RangeBlack Forest recommended for Ski-ing, viii., 164Blackhope Burn, ii., 27Blackhope Scar, see MoorfootsBlackhouse Tower, iv., 179Black Knowe, see MoorfootsBlack Law, see MoorfootsBlack Men of Ben Eay, see Ben EigneBlackmount, vii., 96–100, see also Inveroran An April Day in the Blackmount, by J. Coats, i., 143–147


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Blackmount (continued)— The Blackmount at the New Year, by F. C. Squance, v.,

61–65 — Club Meet (Informal) at, Easter, 1890, iv., 90 — described, i., 143 ; vii., 96 — described, by Pennant, iii., 114 — Situation of, vii., 96Black Rock of Novar, Geology of, v., 273Black Sail Pass, iii., 160Black Shoot, see Ben EunaichBlack Spout, see LochnagarBlaeberry, x., 311, 312Blaeberry Ridge, see Aonach EagachBlair Atholl, Accommodation at, ii., 239, 240 — Description of various Excursions from, ii., 239–245 — from Braemar, by Glen Tilt, vi., 67 — from Braemar, over Ben Iutharn Beag, etc., x., 150, 151, 231 — from Kincraig, by Sgoran Dubh, etc., vi., 110 — from Tarf, time taken, vii., 370 — Hotel, Terms, i., 235 — to Braemar, by Ben Iutharn Mhor and Glen Ey, x., 147 — to Braemar, over An Sgarsoch by Night, x., 230 — to Glen Geldie, by Beinn Dearg, etc., x., 145 — to Kirkmichael, over Ben Vuroch, i., 243 — to Kite’s Cairn, time taken, vii., 370Blair-denon Hill, Ascent of, i., 319Blairgowrie, from Dunkeld, iv., 230 — to Spital of Glenshee, iv., 230Blaruskin, iii., 146Bleaberry, x., 312Bloodstone Hill, see Creag nan Stardean, RumBlotchie Fiold, x., 156Boar of Badenoch, i., 176 ; vii., 234 Boat of Garten, i., 14, 195 — described, vii., 354 — to Braemar over Braeriach and Cairn Toul, i., 195–202 — to Glenmore Lodge, Distance, vii., 354Bodach, see Am BodachBodesbeck Law, ix., 271, 273Boeness, Shetland, J. D. Forbes’ Visit to, iii., 313Bogberry, x., 312Bogha Cloiche, viii., 178Boglechynack, vii., 340Bog Whortleberry, x., 313Bog-wort, x., 313


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Boot Nails, viii., 283, 284Boot Trees, Packflat described, .iii., 169, 170Boreray, St. Kilda, vi., 150Borrowdale, v., 87Botany Distribution of Rare Plants in Britain, by Bishop Mitchinson, reviewed,

x., 251 Scottish Mountain Botany, by Prof. Bower, iii., 136–139 The Berries of Scotland, by J. Macmillan, x., 307–334 — Alpine Flora of Scotland, iii., 136–139 — of Sow of Atholl, x., 249 — Location of Rare Plants, i., 251 ; ii., 65, 91 — The Scottish Alpine Botanical Club, History of, ii., 90 — The Scottish Alpine Botanical Club, Work done by, ii., 91 — Visit (Botanical) to Corrie Vassie, The Easains, ii., 64–67 Boulders On Boulders, by T. F. S. Campbell, iv., 52–56Bow, The, see Kells RangeBows, see Brocken SpectreBowbeat Hill, x., 54Bowmen’s Pass, see Bealach an Fhir BoghaBrack, The The Motor in Mountaineering, by W. I. Clark, ix., 19–24 — Ascent of, by a Gully, ix., 144 — Glencroe Face examined, ix., 20, 21 — Knife-edge Buttress climbed, ix., 22–24 — View from, ix., 24Braedownie, i., 99 ; ii., 133Braemar, i., 16–18 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1908, x., 119, 144–153 — from Aviemore, by Ben Muich Dhui, vi., 66, 67 — from Aviemore, by Larig Ghru, i., 257 — from Blair Atholl, by Ben Iutharn Mhor and Glen Ey, x., 147 — from Blair Atholl, over An Sgarsoch by Night, x., 230 — from Boat of Garten by Braeriach, and Cairn Toul, i., 195–202 — from Clova, by Broad Cairn, etc., i., 101, 102 — from Clova, by Lochnagar, etc., i., 242 — from Glen Isla, by Glas Maol, i., 100 — from Glen Prosen, i., 104 — from Glenshee, by Glas Maol, iv., 230–233 — from Glenshee, by Lochnagar, ii., 142 — from Nethy Bridge, by Cairngorm, ii., 56–63 — to Aviemore, by Cairn Toul, i., 316 — to Aviemore, by Larig Ghru, ii., 45–47 — to Blair Atholl, by Ben Iutharn Beag, etc., x., 150, 151, 231


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Braemar (continued)— — to Blair Atholl, by Glen Tilt, vi., 67 — to Clova, by Glen Callater, i., 258 — to Glen Isla, by Glas Maol and Tulchan, viii., 128, 129 — to Glenshee, by the Cairnwell, i., 242 — to Glenshee, by Glas Tulachan, etc., i., 102–104 — to Kingussie, by Sgoran Dubh Mhor, x., 150 — to Kirriemuir, by Glen Doll, viii., 129 — to Linn of Dee, Distance, vii., 327 — to Lochnagar, Routes, ii., 196, 197Braeriach, i., 301 ; vii., 266–269 Across Braeriach and Cairn Toul on New Year’s Day, 1891,

by A. I. M’Connochie, i., 195–202 Braeriach and Cairn Toul, issued by Cairngorm Club,

reviewed, i., 249 — Allt na Beinne Bige, vii., 267 — An Garbh Choire, i., 199 ; vii., 272 — An Garbh Choire, Snow Climb in, viii., 113 — and Cairn Toul traversed from Boat of Garten to Braemar, i.,

195–202 — Ascent by Corrie Dhonndail, viii., 118 — Ascent by Coire an Lochan, vii., 177 ; viii., 113 — Ascent by Ridge between Coire an Lochan and Coire Ruadh,

i., 197–200 ; viii., 183 — Ascent from Cairn Toul, ii., 48 ; v., 146 ; ix., 146 — Ascent from Larig Ghru, ii., 141, 144 — Ascent from Sgoran Dubh, ii., 299, 300 — Ascent of Gully on South Face, x., 151 — Ascents at Easter, 1902, vii., 82, 83 — Ascents at Easter, 1904, viii., 114 — Attempted crossing of, from Braemar to Boat of Garten, i., 14 — Beauty of, compared with Matterhorn, iv., 265 ; ix., 307 — Cairn Toul, Ben Muich Dhui, and Cairngorm in one day, iv.,

343 — Corries, vii., 266, 267 — Coire Beinne, i., 198 ; vii., 267 — Coire Brochain, i., 199 ; vii., 267 — Corrie Dhonndail, vii., 267 — Corrie Goundle, vii., 267 — Coire an Lochain, i., 197 ; vii., 267 ; viii., 113, 114 — Coire Ruadh, i., 197, 198 ; vii., 267 — described, vii., 266 — described by Col. Thornton, vii., 259 — Earliest recorded ascent of, vii., 267 — Fuar Garbh Choire, i., 199 ; vii., 267


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Braeriach (continued)— — Geology of, vii., 253 — Height, vii., 255 — Lochan nan Cnapan, vii., 270 — Lochan nan Cnapan, Top above, i., 301 ; vii., 254 — Loch Coire an Lochan, Top above, i., 301 — Name, Meaning of, ii., 48 — Northern Arête of, viii., 332 — Routes of ascent, vii., 267–269 — South Plateau, i., 301 — Sron na Leirg, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 267 — Sron na Leirg, Ascent of, v., 146 ; viii., 111, 114 ; ix., 146 — Sron na Leirg, Descent to Larig from, viii., 183 — Summits of, vii., 266 — View from, ii., 48 ; vii., 269Braes of Angus, viii., 125–132 Winter Ascents No. 2—Braes of Angus, by H. T. Munro, i.,

98–105 — Botany of, viii., 131, 132 — Climbing Possibilities, viii., 130, 131 — described, i., 99 — Extent of, viii., 126, 127 — Geology, viii., 131 — Hotels for, viii., 130 — Lochs and Streams, viii., 129 — References to Articles in Journal, viii., 132 — Right-of-Way Paths, viii., 128, 129 — Situation of, viii., 125 — Winter Ascents in, i., 22Braes of Balquhidder, see BalquhidderBraidald, see BroadlawBraid Cairn, Braes of Angus, viii., 125Braigh a’ Choire Bhig, see Sgurr na LapaichBraigh Coire Chruin Bhalgain, see Beinn a’ GhloBraigh Feith Ghuibhsachain, crossed, ii., 243Bramble, x., 313, 314Breadalbane Rambles in Breadalbane, by M. Ferguson, reviewed, i., 330Brechin, i., 100Brenachoile Lodge, Loch Katrine, i., 122Bridge-end of Bush, viii., 45, 46Bridge of Orchy, Climbs within reach of, iii., 239Bridge of Weir, Ski-ing at, x., 291Brig of Turk, i., 122


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British Isles Climbing in the British Isles—I. England, by W. P. Haskett-Smith,

reviewed, iii., 170–172 Climbing in the British Isles—II. Wales and Ireland, by W.

P. Haskett-Smith and H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70, 71Broad Cairn, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 50, 58, 59, 62, 63, 125 — Ascent of, x., 51 — Ascent of, from Clova, i., 102 ; viii., 58 — Ascent of, from Dubh Loch, viii., 58 — Ascent of, from Dubh Loch, Attempted, x., 146 — Ascent of, from Glen Muick, viii., 59 ; x., 146 — Ascent of, from Lochnagar, v., 146 — Climbing Possibilities on, viii., 131 — described, viii., 62 — Dubh Loch Crags, ii., 133 — Height of, viii., 49, 62, 125 — How best ascended, viii., 130 — Situation of, viii., 50 — View from, viii., 62Broadlaw, ix., 275–276 — Ascent of, i., 236 ; iv., 90 — View from, i., 236Brocken Spectre Brocken Spectres, Bows, and Glories, by H. Sharpe, iii., 85–91 Notes on Brocken Spectre, by R. T. Omond, iii., 92–94 — Glories, v., 64 — photographed, x., 227, 228 — seen, i., 155, 326 ; ii., 24, 31–33, 144 ; iv., 250 ; v., 109 Brockhope Burn, ii., 42Brodick Bay, viii., 12, 13 — Club Meet at, January, 1892, ii., 75–81 — Etymology, viii., 15 — Inn, viii., 13, 14 — referred to, in Grierson’s Autumnal Rambles, etc., viii., 13 — Times from, to certain points, x., 90Broigleachan Burn, iii., 70Brora, Coalfields of, iv., 135Broughton, from Talla Linn Head, Distance, ix., 276Broulin, Glen Strathfarrar, iii., 123Brown Cow, The, viii., 46Brown W., Obituary Notice, vii., 20–22Bruach nan Iomairean, i., 289 ; vii., 235 — Ascent of, i., 176Bruar Lodge, x., 145Bruce Stone, see Clach an Fhionn


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Bryony, x., 314Buchaille Etive Beag, i., 286 ; v., 231–234 ; vii., 101 Bidean and the Buchailles, by G. Thomson, i., 89–97 The Buchailles of Etive, by J. H. Bell, v., 231–241 — Ascent of, ix., 84 — Ascent of, from Dalness, iii., 348 — Ascent of, from Lairig Eilde, i., 85, 93 — described, i., 26, 89, 92 ; iii., 349 — Stob nan Cabar, v., 232 — Stob Coire Raineach, i., 286 ; v., 232 — Stob Dubh, i., 26, 286 ; v., 232 — Tops, List of, v., 232 — Usual Routes of Ascent, v., 233Buchaille Etive Mor, i., 286 ; v., 231–241 ; vii., 101 Bidean and the Buchailles, by G. Thomson, i., 89–97 Buchaille Etive, by J. G. Stott, i., 25–30 Buchaille Etive Mor—The Crowberry Ridge, by W. W.

Naismith, iv., 149–154 Four Days on Buchaille Etive Mor, by J. H. Bell, iv., 100–

105 The Buchailles of Etive, by J. H. Bell, v., 231–241 The Crowberry Ridge of Buchaille Etive Mor, by J. Maclay,

viii., 304–308 The Motor in Mountaineering—A Visit to Buchaille Etive

Mor, by W. I. Clark, vii., 313–322 — Ascent of, iii., 99, 100 — Ascent of, by Corrie Tulachan, v., 40 — Ascent of, by East Face, i., 27 ; iv., 178 — Ascent of, from Dalness, iii., 348 — Ascent of, from Lairig Gartain, i., 85, 94–96 — Ascent, Usual Routes of, v., 233 — Central Buttress, Ascent of, v., 90 — Central Buttress, Climbs described, v., 238 — Chasm, Ascent, attempted, v., 131 — Chasm, Ascent by, ix., 83, 149–151 — Chasm, Ascent, partial, vii., 320–322 — Chasm, Ascent, to left of, ix., 84 — Chasm, Climbs described, v., 239, 240 — Chasm, History of Attacks on, ix., 149 — Chasm, North Wall Climb, Ascent of, iv., 104 — Chasm, North Wall Climb, attempted, iv., 101 — Chasm to Crowberry Ridge Traverse, v., 89 — Climbs described, v., 234–241 — Climbs, History of, iv., 100 — Climbs, New, v., 89, 90


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Buchaille Etive Mor (continued)— — Collie’s Climb, Ascent of, iii., 104 ; ix., 148 — Collie’s Climb described, v., 239 — Corrie Tulachan, iv., 103, 105, 153 — Crowberry Ridge, Abraham’s Route, viii., 304 ; ix., 14 ; x.,

122 — Crowberry Ridge, Ascent of, iv., 149–153 ; v., 90, 134 ; viii.,

252, 253 ; ix., 14, 84 ; x., 121–123 — Crowberry Ridge, Ascent of, by Abraham’s Route, vii., 110,

317–320 ; ix., 148 — Crowberry Ridge, Climbs described, v., 236 — Crowberry Ridge, Heights, Approximate, viii., 308 — Crowberry Ridge, History of Early Ascents, viii., 304 — Crowberry Ridge, Maclay’s Route, viii., 307, 308 — Crowberry Ridge, Naismith’s Route, viii., 304 — Crowberry Ridge, Safest Route up, viii., 304–308 — Crowberry Tower, climbed by four routes, vii., 47 — Crowberry Traverse, Ascent of, vii., 47 — Curved Ridge, Ascent of, vii., 47 — Curved Ridge, Ascent of, partial, viii., 182 — Curved Ridge, Climb described, v., 238 — Descent to Glen Etive, i., 85, 96 — described, i., 89, 92 ; iii., 348 — Easy Gully, see Gully C — Geology, v., 277 — Great Gully, Ascent of, iv., 103 ; viii., 253 — Great Gully, Ascent of, in Winter, iii., 103–105 — Great Gully, Climb described, v., 235 — Great Gully, Descent of, iv., 153 — Great Gully, Descent of, attempted, iv., 103 — Gully B, Ascent of, v., 90 ; ix., 83, 84, 224 ; x., 342 — Gully B, Climb described, v., 236 — Gully C, Climb described, v., 237, 238 — Gully C, Descent of, v., 90 — Gully D, Ascent of, v., 89 — Gully D, Climb described, v., 238 — Gully D, Ridge to left of, climbed, viii., 87 — Gully between Chasm and Collie’s Climb, Ascent of, vii., 110 — Height of Tops, v., 232 ; ix., 15 — Northern Buttress, Ascent of, iv., 62 ; vii., 21 ; viii., 252–254 — Northern Buttress, Climbs described, v., 235 — North East Face described, iv., 149 — North Face climbed, vii., 47 — Photographs, Abraham’s, vi., 137 — Stob na Broige, i., 286 ; v., 232


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Buchaille Etive Mor (continued)— — Stob na Broige, Rocks of, explored, ix., 17, 18 — Stob Coire Altruim, i., 286 ; v., 232 — Stob Dearg, i., 286 ; v., 232 — Stob na Doire, i., 286 ; v., 232 — Tops, List of, v., 232 — View from, iii., 349, 350 ; v., 233 — View of, v., 233Buchan Hill, i., 165, 166Buchan House, i., 161, 162, 166Buchan’s Well, see Ben NevisBuckthorn, x., 314, 315BuidhAonach, see Creag MeaghaidhBulberry, x., 315Bunawe Ferry, ii., 85Burn of Sorrow, L, 318Burton, J. H. The Cairngorm Mountains, Note regarding, iii., 256–259Butcher’s Broom, x., 315Bute The Geology of N. Arran, South Bute, etc., by W. Gunn and others,

reviewed, viii., 92Bynach Shieling, x., 172

CAbAr, see Ben Wyvis, An CabarCac Carn Beag and Mor, see LochnagarCademuir Hill, iv., 179Cader Idris Cader Idris, by T. V. Scully, iii., 223–227 — Ascent of, iii., 226, 227Cadha Gobhlach, see An TeallachCadha Mor, Ascent of, ix., 146 — Route up, vii., 258Cadon Head, x., 54Cadon Water, i., 318Caenlochan Glen, i., 24, 100 ; viii., 127 — Climbing possibilities, viii., 131 — Description of, iv., 232Caerketton Hill, see Pentland HillsCaim na Cailliach, see Ceum na CaillichCaiplich, see Ben Bynac — Water of, viii., 48 note.—All hills named Cairn or Carn are entered here in alphabetical order of their

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Carnach, viii., 203 — Accommodation at, iii., 352Carnaig Water, i., 118Carn Aighe, Ascent of, ii., 142 ; iv., 230 — Height and position, viii., 126, 128Carn Aosda, i., 303 ; viii., 168 — Ascent of, i., 242 ; ix., 173 ; x., 149, 358Carn Ballach, see Carn Mairg, MonadhliathCarn Ban, see Sgoran DubbCairn Bannoch, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 50, 56, 58, 59, 62, 125, 130 — Ascent of, i., 102 ; ii., 142 ; v., 146 ; x., 51, 146, 148 — Gully above Dubh Loch, viii., 56 — Height and position, viii., 49, 50, 62, 125 — Routes of ascent, viii., 58, 59, 130Carn Beag Dearg, see Carn Mor DeargCarn Beag an Laoigh, Ascent of, i., 176Carn Bhac, i., 303 ; viii., 171 — Ascent of, x., 145, 358 — View from, x., 359Carn Bhinnein, i., 303 ; viii., 168, 169 Ascent of, ii., 142 ; v., 117 ; ix., 173 ; x., 358 — described, ix., 173, 174 — Pinnacle of Creag na Dallaige climbed, x., 145Carn na Caim, i., 302 ; viii., 177, 178 — Ascent of, i., 176Carn na Cairn, see Carn na CaimCarn a’ Chlamain, i., 302 ; viii., 174, 176 — Ascent of, i., 324 ; vii., 368 — from Blair Atholl, time, vii., 370 — Route of ascent, ii., 240 — to Tarf, time, vii., 370Carn a’ Choire Bhoidheach, see LochnagarCarn nan Clach, see Beinn a’ BhuirdCarn Cloich Mhuilinn, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 266 — Ascent of, x., 147Carn nam Conbhairean, see Ben More, AssyntCairn of Corbreach, see LochnagarCarn Coulavie, see Mam SodhailCarn Creag, see TarmachansCarn a’ Criche, see CairngormCarn na Criche, Fannichs, see FannichsCarn Crom, see Cairngorm of DerryCarn an Daimh, ii., 142 ; viii., 128Carn Dearg, Ben Alder, i., 72, 73, 289 — Ascent of, i., 245 ; x., 357


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Carn Dearg, see Ben NevisCarn Dearg, Corrour, i., 289 ; v., 262 ; vi., 65Carn Dearg Meadhonach, see Carn Mor DeargCarn Dearg, Monadhliath, see Carn Mairg, MonadhliathCarn Dearg, Sutherland, ix., 202, 203Carn na Drochaide, Ascent of, x., 148Carn Dubh, see Creag MeaghaidhCarn Eas, see Ben AvonCarnedd Cader Idris, by T. V. Scully, iii., 223–227 — Dafydd, Ascent of, iii., 223, 224 — Llewelyn, Ascent of, iii., 223 — Llewelyn, Height of, i., 184Cairn Eelar, see Carn an FhidleirCarn Eige, see Mam SodhailCarn an Eild, see Beinn Cleith BricCarn Elrick, i., 197Cairn Etchachan, see Ben Muich DhuiCarnethy, see Pentland HillsCarn an Fhidleir, i., 302 ; viii., 176, 177 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl, vii., 367–370 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl to Braemar, x., 230, 231 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl to Glen Geldie, x., 145 — Ascent of, from Sgoran Dubh and Glen Feshie, vi., 110 — from An Sgarsoch, time, vii., 370 — Height and position, viii., 176, 177 — Routes of ascent, viii., 176, 177 — to Blair Atholl via Gleann Mhaire, vi., 110 — to Tarf, time, vii., 370Carn an Fhreiceadain, vii., 249, 251 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 291Carn nam Fiaclan, Loch Monar, see Maoile LunndaidhCarn Fiaclan, Lochnagar, viii., 64Carn Fuaralach, see Sgurr a’ Bhealach DheirgCarn nan Gabhar, see Beinn a’ GhloCarn Geoidhe, i., 303 i viii., 168, 169 — Ascent of, ii., 142 ; v., 117, 146 ; ix., 173 ; x., 358 — described, ix., 173Carn Ghluasaid, see Sgurr nan ConbhaireanCarn a’ Glas Bhealach, crossed, v., 105Cairn na Glasha, i., 101, 304 ; viii., 125–132 — Ascent of, i., 24 ; ii., 142 ; iv., 233 ; v., 145 ; x., 151 — described, viii., 127 — Height and position, viii., 125 — Route of ascent, viii., 130


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Carn nan Gobhar, Glen Cannich, i., 295 ; viii., 280Carn nan Gobhar, Glen Strath Farrar, i., 295 ; viii., 321 — Ascent of, vi., 47Cairngorm, i., 301 ; vii., 324, 347–360 Cairngorm on 2nd January, 1892, by W. Brown, ii., 56–63 — Airgiod Meall, vii., 324, 359 — An t-Aonach, ii., 49 ; vii., 324, 359 — Ascent from Aviemore, vii., 177 ; ix., 145 — Ascent from Aviemore, via A’ Choinneach, vii., 239 — Ascent from Aviemore, via Braeriach, Cairn Toul, and Ben

Muich Dhui, in one day, iv., 343 — Ascent from Aviemore, Various Ascents, Easter, 1902, vii., 83 — Ascent from Aviemore, Various Ascents, Easter, 1904, viii.,

111–114 — Ascent from Boat of Garten via Cairn an Lochainn, vi., 26, 27 — Ascent from Braemar to Nethy Bridge, over Ben Muich Dhui,

i., 17 — Ascent from Glen More Lodge, ii., 58–60 — Ascent from Lynwilg, ii., 49 — Ascent from Nethy Bridge, i., 106 — Ascent from Shelter Stone, ii., 143 ; viii., 183 — Black Castle, vii., 351 — Carn a’ Cliche, vii., 337, 356 — Cairn an Lochainn, i., 301 ; vii., 324, 355, 357 — Cairn an Lochainn, crossed, x., 8 — Castle Hill, vii., 324, 337, 358 — Cnap Coire an Spreidhe, i., 301 ; vii., 239, 354 — Coire Cas, vii., 356 — Coire Domhain, i., 17, 18 — Coire an Lochainn, vii., 356, 357 — Coire an t-Sneachda, vii., 339, 356 — Coire an t-Sneachda, Gullies and Pinnacles climbed, Easter,

1904, viii., 111, 112, 115, 116 — Coire an t-Sneachda, Top of, i., 301 — Creag a’ Chalamain, vii., 324, 358, 359 — Creag na Leacain, see Lurcher’s Rock, below — Dependencies of, vii., 324, 355–359 — Descent to head of Strath Nethy, ii., 60, 61 — Descent to Loch Avon, i., 110 ; vii., 353 — described, vii., 347, 348, 352, 353 — Distance from Ben Muich Dhui, vii., 338 — Distance from Glen More Lodge, vii., 350 — Distance from Rebhoan, vii., 354 — Early recorded Ascent of, vii., 348, 349 — Fiacaill a’ Choire Chais, i., 301 ; vii., 356


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Cairngorm (continued)— — Fiacaill a’ Choire Chais, Ascent of, viii., 113, 116 — Fiacaill Coire an t-Sneachda, i., 301 ; vii., 356 — Fiacaill Coire an t-Sneachda, Ascent of, iii., 305 ; vii., 83 ;

viii., 116 — Height of, vii., 324, 347 — Lochan Coire an Lochainn, vii., 359 — Lochan Dubh a’ Cadha, vii., 360 — Lochs of, vii., 324, 359, 360 — Lurcher’s Rock, i., 301 ; vii., 324, 337, 356, 357 — Lurcher’s Rock, Ascent of, vi., 27 ; vii., 337 ; viii., 183 ; x., 8 — Lurcher’s Rock, described, vii., 337 — Lurcher’s Rock, Geology, v., 277 — Lurcher’s Rock, traversed, viii., 114 — Macculloch’s Ascent of, iii., 191 — Mam Suim, vii., 358 — Miadan Creag na Leacainn, vii., 356 — Northern Corries of, vii., 356, 357 — N.E. Ridge described, vii., 354 — North Face described, vii., 356 — Rare Plants on, i., 251 — Route of Ascent from Nethy Bridge, via Kincardine, vii., 353 — Route of Ascent from Nethy Bridge, via Rebhoan and Glen

More Lodge, vii., 349–353 — Route of Ascent from Nethy Bridge, via Rebhoan and Mam

Suim, vii., 353, 354 — Routes of Ascent from Aviemore, vii., 354, 355 — Routes of Ascent from Boat of Garten, vii., 354 — Routes of Ascent to Ben Muich Dhui, vii., 338, 339 — Situation, vii., 348 — Snow, Duration of, on, vii., 362 — Sron a’ Chano, i., 301 ; vii., 239, 354 — Stac an Fharaidh, vii., 353 — Summit Cairn described, vii., 352 — View from, i., 109, 110 ; vii., 351, 352Cairngorm Club Cairngorm Club Journal, No. 1, reviewed, ii., 324–326 — Ascent of Lochnagar by the, ii., 140 — Notice regarding its condition and publications, i., 249Cairngorm of Derry, i., 301 ; vii., 343, 344 — Ascent of, viii., 183 ; x., 51, 147, 152 — Ascent of, partial, ii., 144 — Carn Crom, i., 16 ; vii., 323, 344 — Creagan a’ Choire Etchachan, i., 301 ; x., 231 — Height, vii., 343


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Cairngorm of Derry (continued)— — Lochan Uaine, vii., 347 — mentioned, i., 16, 17 — Routes of ascent, vii., 343Carn Gorm, Glen Lyon, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonCairngorms, Introduction, vii., 252–254 ; Western Group, vii., 254–277 ;

Central Group, vii., 323–362 ; Eastern Group, viii., 41–48 A Cairngorm Climb. The Shelter Stone Crag, by H.

Raeburn, x., 6-12 Loch Eunach, Sgoran Dubh, and The Western Cairn-

gorms, by H. T. Munro, ii., 296–300 The Cairngorms from Deeside, by J. Maclay, viii., 192–196 The Cairngorms in Summer, by W. A. Smith, i., 106–114 The Cairngorms in Winter, by A. I. M’Connochie, i., 12–19 The Cairngorm Mountains, by J. H. Burton, Notes on, iii.,

256–259 The Snow Bunting in the Cairngorms, by L. W. Hinxman,

iii., 42–44 Winter Ascents No. 4 : The Cairngorm Mountains, by H. T.

Munro, ii., 45–50 — Ascent of four in one day, iv., 343 — Camping in, viii., 182–184 — Central Group, Situation of, vii., 323 — Description of physical and geological features, vii., 252–254 — Description of scenery, viii., 196 — Eastern Group, Bibliography, viii., 41 — Eastern Group, Situation of, viii., 41 — Geology of, v., 269, 276 ; vii., 253 — Grierson’s visit to, iii., 255 — Routes to, from Linn of Dee, viii., 193 — Situation of, vii., 252 — Snow Bunting in the, iii., 42–44 — View of, from Deeside, viii., 192 — View of, from Speyside, viii., 192 — Western Group, Description of, by Dr. A. Geikic, vii., 257 — Western Group, Hotels for, vii., 254 — Western Group, Routes to, from Glen Feshie, vii., 260–266 — Western Group, Scenery of, described, vii., 255, 256 — Western Group, Situation of, vii., 254–257Cairn of Gowal, i., 304 ; viii., 50, 63 — Ascent of, x., 51 — Slabs on, v., 146Cairn Inks, Ascent of, i., 175Cairn Leughan, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 346Carn Liath, see Beinn a’ Ghlo


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Carn Liath, see Creag MeaghaidhCairn an Lochainn, see CairngormCarn Loch nan Eilean, Beinn Dearg, Ross-shire, ix., 135Carn Mairg, Glen Lyon, i., 283 ; vi., 247, 248 Deep Glen Lyon, by J. G. Stott, ii., 113–116 — An Sgor, i., 283 ; vi., 248 — An Sgor, Ascent of, ix., 235 — Ascent of, i., 132 ; ii., 114, 116 ; vi., 30 ; ix., 235 — Carn Gorm, i., 283 ; vi., 248 — Carn Gorm, Ascent of, i., 132 ; ii., 113, 114 ; vi., 30 ; ix., 236 — Creag Mhor, i., 132, 283 ; ii., 116 ; vi., 30, 247 ; ix., 235 — Meall a’ Bharr, i., 283 ; vi., 247 — Meall Garbh, i., 283 ; vi., 248 — Meall Liath, i., 283 ; vi., 247 — Meall Luaidhe, i., 283 ; vi., 248Carn Mairg, Monadhliath, i., 290 ; vii., 249–252 — Ascent of, iii., 236 — Carn Ballach, i., 290 ; vii., 249, 251 — Carn Ballach, Ascent of, iii., 236 — Carn Dearg, i., 290 ; vii., 249–252 — Carn Dearg, Ascent of, iii., 236 — Carn Dearg, described, i., 257 ; vii., 250 — Carn Dearg, Height, vii., 249 — Carn Dearg, Route of ascent, vii., 251 — Description of route and view, i., 257 — Snechdach Slinnean, i., 290Carn a’ Mhaim, i., 301 ; vii., 323, 344 — Ascent of, viii., 194 ; x., 51 — View from, viii., 194Carn Mor Dearg, i., 288 — Arête, see Ben Nevis — Ascent of, i., 244 ; iii., 302, 303 ; iv., 221 ; v., 78, 88 ; viii.,

105 ; ix., 10 ; x., 117, 339, 343 — Carn Beag Dearg, i., 288 — Carn Dearg Meadhonach, i., 288 — Carn Dearg Meadhonach, Pinnacled N.E. Ridge of, v., 317 — East Ridge, Ascent of, from Aonach Beag, iii., 270 ; ix., 261 — East Ridge, Descent of, i., 244 ; viii., 105 — East Ridge, described, iii., 270 — East Ridge, Note regarding height of Bealach, iii., 354Carn Odhar na Criche, vii., 249, 251Carn nam Pollan, viii, 320Carn an Righ, i., 303 ; viii., 169, 170 — Ascent of, v., 118 ; ix., 169 ; x., 151 — Ascent of, from Blair Atholl, x., 358


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Carn an Righ (continued)— — Ascent of, from Braemar to Blair Atholl, time, x., 231 — described, i., 103 ; ix., 169Carn nan Sac, i., 303 ; viii., 168 — Ascent of, ii., 142 ; v., 117, 146 ; ix., 173 ; x., 358Carn an t’ Sagairt, see LochnagarCarn nan Sgliat, viii., 64Carn Sgulain, i., 290 ; vii., 249, 251 — Ascent of, iii., 236 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 270Carn nan Sionnach, Ascent of, x., 359Cairn Taggart, see Lochnagar, Carn an t’ Sagairt MorCarn an Tionail, see Ben LaoghalCairn Toul, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 269–273 Across Braeriach and Cairntoul on New Year’s Day, 1891,

by A. I. M’Connochie, i., 195–202 Braeriach and Cairntoul, issued by Cairngorm Club,

reviewed, i., 249 — and Braeriach, Ben Muich Dhui, and Cairngorm ascended in

one day, iv., 343 — and Braeriach traversed from Boat of Garten to Braemar, i.,

195–202 — Angel’s Ladder, viii., 183 — Angel’s Peak, see Sgor an Lochain Uaine, below — Ascent of, from Aviemore, vii., 83 — Ascent of, from Aviemore, via Sgoran Dubh, ix., 146 — Ascent of, from Braemar, i., 316 ; v., 146 — Ascent of, from Braemar, various ascents, Easter, 1908, x.,

144 et seq — Ascent of, from Kincraig to Lynwilg, via Sgoran Dubh, ii., 47 — Camp in Soldier’s Corrie, viii., 183 — Coire Odhair, vii., 272 — Coire an t-Saighdeir, vii., 272 — Coire an t-Saighdeir, Top of, i., 301 ; vii., 255 — Descent to Glen Geusachan, i., 200 — described, vii., 269–273 — Devil’s Point, see Devil’s Point — Height, vii., 255 — Lochan Uaine, vii., 271 — Lochan Uaine, Attempted Ascent from, i., 14 — Lower Top, vii., 272 — may be ascended from Glen Geusachan, vii., 273 — Name, Meaning of, vii., 269 — Sgor an Lochain Uaine, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 270, 271


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Cairn Toul (continued)— — Sgor an Lochain Uaine, Ascent of, i., 15, 199 ; ii., 47 ; v., 146 ;

vii., 83 ; viii., 183 ; ix., 146 ; x., 144, 151 — Sgor an Lochain Uaine, Name, Meaning of, ii., 47 — Sgor an Lochain Uaine, Name, Origin of Name “Angel’s

Peak”, x., 232 — S.E. Ridge, Ascent by, viii., 184 — View from, ii., 48 ; vii., 272Carn an Tuirc, i., 304 ; viii., 125, 127, 128, 130 — Ascent from Corrie Kander, x., 151 — Ascent from Corrie Kander by gully, x., 147 — Ascent from Corrie Kander by gully attempted, x., 151 — Ascent from Tolmount, v., 145Cairnwell, i., 303 ; viii., 167–169 — Ascent of, i., 242 ; ii., 142 ; v., 146 ; x., 358 — Hills, Area described, viii., 167–169 — Hills, Ascent of, from Blair Atholl, x., 357–359 — Pass, i., 23, 99–101Cairns, Deeside, viii., 64 — on Hill Tops, suggestion by H. T. Munro, ii., 38Cairnsgarroch, see Kells RangeCairnsmore of Carsphairn, i., 163 ; ix., 265, 270, 271 — Beninner, i., 163 ; ix., 270 — Dunool, ix., 270 — Willieanna, ix., 270Cairnsmore of Fleet, i., 163 ; ix., 264–266 — Craignelder, ix., 265 — Craignelder Gairy, i., 164 — Craigronald, ix., 265 — High Top, ix., 265 — Knee of Cairnsmore, ix., 265 — Meikle Mulltaggart, ix., 265Caisteal, see An CaistealCaisteal, see EasainsCaisteal Abhail, x., 89, 95 — Ascent of, from Ceum na Caillich, i., 34 ; vii., 50 — Ascent of, from Cir Mhor, ii., 23 ; iii., 203 ; viii., 184 — Ascents, various, at New Year Meet, 1907, ix., 253, 254 — described, viii., 30 ; x., 89, 95 — Difficulty in finding Ceum na Caillich from, in mist viii., 184,

185 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Height of, x., 89, 95 — Jamieson’s Ascent of, viii., 30 — Pennant’s reference to, viii., 30


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Caisteal Abhail (continued)— — Ridges radiating from, viii., 31 — Tors described, iii., 203Caisteal Liath, see SuilvenCalda, Assynt, i., 47Caledonian Canal, Scenery of, i., 215Calfhope Burn, i., 318California The Mountains of California, by J. Muir, reviewed, iv., 137Callander, Ascent of Ben Vorlich from, i., 319 — from Lochearnhead over Ben Vorlich, ii., 277, 278 — to Ardlui over Meall Cala, etc., v., 58-60Cambrian Mountains of Assynt, Scenery and Geology of, i., 79 — Quartzite Mountains, Nature of Climbing on, v., 273, 274 — Rocks, Scenery of, i., 78Cam Chreag, Mamlorn Forest, vii., 366Camp The Climber’s Camp at Loch Coruisk, by W. Douglas, v., 1–16 — at Coire na Creiche, x., 204–208, 224 — at Glen Brittle, x., 200 — at Loch Coruisk, Easter, 1892, ii., 220, 221 — at Loch Coruisk, July–August, 1897, v., 1–16 — at Loch Coruisk, July–August, 1897, equipment, v., 3, 4 — at Loch Coruisk, July–August, 1897, remains of, x., 15 — at Loch Coruisk, July–August, 1897, tents described, v., 2, 3 — in the Cairngorms, viii., 182–184Campsie Fells, Access to, from Strathblane, i., 83 — Clachertyfarlie Knowes, ii., 207 — Corrie of Balglass, ii., 207 — Corries, Remarkable, ii., 207 — Dechrode, ii., 207 — Dunfoyn, ii., 207 — Dungoyn, ii., 207 — Earl’s Seat, ii., 207 — Fin Glen, ii., 207 — Garlocks, ii., 207 — Geology of, iv., 119 — Little Earl, ii., 207 — Meikle Bin, see Meikle Bin — Notes on, ii., 207 — Rock Climbing on, ii., 207 — Ski-ing on, ii., 89, 90Canadian Rockies Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies, by H. E. M. Stutfield

and J. N. Collie, reviewed, viii., 92


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Canisp, described, i., 48 — Geology of, i., 79 ; iv., 122 — Inchnadamph, A Centre for, ix., 178 — Various ascents, Easter, 1907, ix., 256, 257Canness Glen, i., 100, 101 ; viii., 127Canop, viii., 64Caoram Achaid, i., 320Cape Wrath, Scenery of, i., 79 — Sea-Eagles on, i., 53Capel Fell, Moffat Hills, ix., 273Capel Mount, crossed, i., 100, 101, 175 — crossed by cyclists, ii., 140 — described, viii., 126Capel Path, see Capel MountCardon Law, see MoorfootsCarlin’s Cairn, see Kells RangeCarlin’s Step, see Ceum na CaillichCarn—All items commencing with Carn are indexed among those commencing

with Cairn in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.Carron River, Kilsyth, ii., 208Carsphairn, i., 163, 164 — Inn, i., 161 — to Loch Trool, i., 165Cartland Crags, as a field for practice scrambling, ii., 9Cashlie Stuchd an Lochain and the Upper Part of Glen Lyon, by F. S. Goggs,

viii., 235–248 — Bridge, viii., 240 — Farm, Descent to, from Stuchd an Lochain, viii., 240 — Farm, Tenant of, in 1800, viii., 240 — Farm to Tyndrum by Glen Lyon, viii., 241, 242 — Forts, Measurements of, viii., 248 — Forts, visited and described, viii., 243–248Castle, Castle Ridge, etc., see Ben NevisCastles, The, see Caisteal AbhailCastle Campbell, i., 318Castle Gates Gully, see Shelter Stone CragCastle Hill, see CairngormCatacol, Arran, Etymology, viii., 16Cathkin Braes, ii., 208Cat Nick, see Salisbury CragsCat Stane, Corrie, see Clach a’ ChaitCaucasus My Climbs in the Alps and Caucasus, by A. F. Mummery, reviewed, iii.,

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Caucasus (continued)— The Exploration of the Caucasus, by D. W. Freshfield,

re viewed, iv., 182–186 — compared with Switzerland, iv., 184Ceann Garbh, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireCeann Garbh, see Foinne BheinnCeann Mor, see Foinne BheinnCearcallach, see An CearcallachCeathramh Garbh, Scenery and Geology described, i., 78Ceim Grannda, see Ben EigheCeims, see A’ ChirCeothach Burn, i., 325Ceum na h-Aon Choise, see Ben AttowCeum na Caillich The Glen Sannox Hills, by T. F. S. Campbell, i., 31–36 — Climbs described, iii., 205, 206 ; x., 96, 107, 108 — crossed, i., 32 ; ii., 24 ; viii., 82, 184, 185 ; ix., 253, 254 — Descent from, to Glen Sannox, i., 34 ; iii., 205 ; x., 95, 96, 108 — Descent from, to North Glen Sannox, i., 34 ; iii., 205 ; ix., 253,

254 ; x., 95 — described, iii., 204, 205 ; x., 95, 107, 108 — Difficulty of finding in mist from Castles, viii., 184 ; x., 95 — Distance to Suidhe Fheargus, x., 96 — Geology, Bryce’s description, iii., 205 ; x., 96 — Gullies, North and South, described, iii., 205 ; x., 95, 108 — Height of, x., 89 — Name, at one time applied to whole ridge, viii., 30 — Name, Meaning of, viii., 16Chailleach, see A’ ChailleachChalk Chalk Climbing on Beachy Head, by E. A. Crowley, iii., 288–294Chaluim Burn, i., 325Cham-a-Creag, see TarmachansChamonix Chamonix and the Range of Mont Blanc, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iv.,

191Chaoruinn, see Meall a’ ChaoruinnChasm, see Buchaille Etive MorCheek Climb, see Arthur’s SeatChesthill, Glen Lyon, i., 132 ; ii., 116Cheviot, The, ix., 278, 279 The Cheviot in 1726, by D. Defoe, iii., 32–35 — Ascent from Jedburgh, i., 130, 131 — Extinct Volcanoes of, iv., 119 — View from, iii., 34, 35 ; ix., 279


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Chioch, see A’ ChiochChisholm Arms Hotel, Stray, see StruyChoinneach, see A’ ChoinneachChoire—All items commencing with Choire are indexed with those commencing

with Coire in alphabetical order of distinctive names.Chralaig, see A’ ChralaigChristmas, Pleasures of Mountaineering at, ii., 236Chuilinn Burn, Glen Falloch, i., 248Church Door Buttress, see Bidean nam BianCiach Lodge, viii., 47Cicero’s definition of books applied to mountains, i., 10, 11Cioch na h’ Oighe, x., 89–92, 108, 109 The Granite Peaks of Arran, by W. Douglas, iii., 195–211 — Ascent from Glen Sannox, ii., 18 ; vii., 50 — Ascent of, from Malloch Buie, i., 35, 36 — Ascents, Various, New Year, 1907, ix., 252–254 — Cliffs, Ascent of, from foot of No. 3 Ledge to Summit, iv., 173

; x., 109 — Cliffs described, iii., 198–200 ; x., 108, 109 — Corrie na Ciche, an Easy Route of Ascent, viii., 21 — Corrie na Ciche, Ascent of Pinnacle in Gully, iv., 173 ; vii., 51,

52 ; x., 109 — Corrie na Ciche, Descent of Pinnacled Gully, iii., 196 ; viii.,

21 — Descent to Glen Sannox, i., 36 — described, iii., 197–200 ; viii., 21, 22 ; x., 91, 92 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Height of, x., 89 — Ledges, Ascent of No. 1, iv., 173 — Ledges, Ascent of No. 3, iv., 173 ; vii., 50 — Ledges, Ascent of No. 3 from bottom, vii., 51 — Ledges, Ascent of Nos. 1 to 5, iii., 198–200 — Ledges, Descent of No. 3, iv., 173 — Ledges described, x., 108, 109 — Ledges, Order of Difficulty of, iii., 200 ; x., 109 — New Climbs on, in 1894, iii., 196 — Sannox Face, Line of Possible Descent, iii., 200 — Sannox Ridge, Direct Descent not yet clone, x., 92, 109 — Traverse from N. Goatfell, viii., 21, 22Cir Mhor, x., 89, 90, 94, 95, 104–107 A Day on Cir Mhor, by W. I. Clark, v., 29-36 Cir Mhor, by G. Thomson, iii., 212–217 Cir Mhor from Glen Sannox, by W. W. Naismith, ii., 17–24 — Ascent from A’ Chir, ii., 78 ; iii., 203 ; vi., 51 ; viii., 82 ; x., 94 — Ascent from Caisteal Abhail, i., 35


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Cir Mhor (continued)— — Ascent from Saddle, vii., 50 ; viii., 37 — Bell’s Groove, Ascent of, iii., 347, 348 ; v., 32, 33 ; vii., 51 — Bell’s Groove, described, x., 105 — Bell’s Groove, Traverse of Ledge beneath, x., 106 — Bibliography, viii., 40 ; x., 85 — Cave Route, Ascent of, iii., 214 ; v., 32 ; x., 105, 106 — Climbs described, x., 104–107 — Climbs may be impossible in Winter Conditions, x., 107 — Climbs, Quality of, x., 104 — Descent to Saddle, i., 35 — Description of, i., 35 ; ii., 18 ; viii., 17, 29 ; x., 94 — Description of North Face, i., 34, 35 ; ii., 19, 22 ; iii., 213–216

; x., 104–107 — Description of Ridges and Faces, iii., 212 — Easy Route, Ascent of, iii., 214 ; x., 105 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Gully A, attempted, iii., 108, 213 ; x., 105 — Gully A, partially climbed, vii., 114, 115 — Gully A, still unclimbed, x., 106 — Gully B, Ascent attempted, iii., 213, 214 ; x., 105 — Gully B, Ascent of, iv., 64 — Gully B, Ascent to left of, x., 106 — Gully B, Supposed Ascent to left of, viii., 83 — Gully B2, Ascent near, v., 30–32 — Gully B2, Ascent of, x., 106 — Gully B2, Trap Dyke west of, ascended, vii., 51 — Gullies B and C, Ascent of Face between, iv., 63, 64 ; v., 30 ;

vii., 115 ; x., 105, 106 — Gully C, attempted, iii., 213, 214 ; iv., 63 ; x., 105 — Gully C, not yet seriously attempted, x., 107 — Gully D, Ascent of, iii., 214 ; x., 105 — Height of, x., 89 — Maclay’s Chimney, Ascent of, iii., 215 — Maclay’s Chimney, Ridge to left of, ascended, viii., 184 — Pinnacle Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 216 ; ix., 252 ; x., 105 — Rosa Pinnacle, Ascent of, iii., 217 — Rosa Pinnacle, Attempted Ascent from Glen Rosa, v., 143 — Rosa Pinnacle, Attempted Descent to Glen Rosa, v., 35 — Rosa Pinnacle, Descent to Glen Rosa from, viii., 20 — Rosa Pinnacle, Descent to Saddle from, viii., 29 — Rosa Pinnacle, Description of, iii., 217 ; x., 94, 107 — Rosa Pinnacle, Description of Climbs and Attempts, iii., 217 ;

x., 107 — Sannox Slabs, Traverse of, from Saddle, ii., 20, 21


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Cir Mhor (continued)— — Shelf Gully descended, iv., 174 ; x., 106 — Stone Shoot Ridge, Ascent of, ii., 22, 23 ; iii., 215 ; x., 104 — Trap Dyke Climb, attempted, ii., 22 — Trap Dyke Climb, climbed, iii., 214 — Traverse of, from A’ Chir to Caisteal Abhail, iii., 203 — Traverse of, from A’ Chir to Saddle, x., 94 — Upper Shelf, Attempted Ascent of, iii., 215 — Upper Shelf reached by Maclay’s Chimney, x., 105 — Upper Shelf and Groove Route to Summit, iv., 247 — Various Climbs on Face, iv., 173, 174 — View from, i., 35 — Western Stone Shoot, Ascent of, iii., 108, 216 ; x., 104 — Western Stone Shoot, described, ii., 22Ciste Dhubh, Clunie, see Sgurr a’ Bhealaich DheirgCiste Dhubh, Mam Sodhail, see Mam SodhailCiste Mhairearaid, Cairngorms, vii., 263, 352, 353Clachaig, i., 85, 90 ; iv., 48 ; v., 25 — Ascent of Ben Starav, from, v., 188–191 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1906, ix., 79, 82, 83 — from Taynuilt, by Glen Creran, ix., 239, 240 — to Kingshouse, via Bidean and the Buchailles, i., 89–97Clach Ban, see Ben AvonClach na Ben, Ascent of, x., 145Clach Bun Ruadhtair, see Ben AvonClach a’ Chait, Arran, described, iv., 55 ; x., 110Clach Con-Fionn, Strath Carron, iii., 219Clach Dhian, see Shelter StoneClachertyfarlie Knowes, ii., 207Clach an Fhionn, Arran, described, iv., 55 ; x., 109Clach Leathad, see ClachletClachlet, i., 286 ; vii., 96, 99, 100 — Ascent from Inveroran, ii., 128 ; v., 264 ; ix., 83, 108 ; x., 263,

271 — Ascent from Inveroran over Meall a’ Bhuiridh, vi., 57, 58, 65,

66 ; viii., 252 — Ascent from Kingshouse over Meall a’ Bhuiridh, i., 85, 145,

146 ; iv., 102 — Climbing on, vii., 100 — Descent over Meall a’ Bhuiridh, viii., 182 — described, vii., 99, 100 — Height of, vii., 96 — Glen Etive Face ascended, iii., 100 — Mam Coire Easain, i., 286 ; vii., 99 — Mam Coire Easain, Ascent of, vi., 57


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Clachlet (continued)— — Meall a’ Bhuiridh, i., 286 ; vii., 100 — Sron Creise, i., 287 — Sron Creise, Ascent of, from Kingshouse, iii., 100 ; iv., 105 ;

vii., 316, 317 ; viii., 181, 182 — Stob Glas Choire, i., 286 ; vii., 100 — Stob Glas Choire, Ascent by Snow Gully, viii., 254 — View from, vii., 100Clachmawhanna1, see CraigmawhannalClach Mhor, Arran, described, iv., 54 ; x., 109Clach Parraig, vii., 350, 351Cladich, View from high ground behind, i., 237Clais-gobhair Farm, v., 64Claona, vi., 101Climbing A Purely Climbing Ideal, by J. H. Bell, viii., 1–3 Climbing considered in its Physiological Aspects, by A. E.

Maylard, iv., 267–275 Climbing considered in its Physiological Aspects, II., by A.

E. Maylard, v., 17–23 Climbing in St. Kilda, by N. Heathcote, vi., 146–151 Climbing in the British Isles—I. England, by W. P. Haskett-

Smith, reviewed, iii., 170–172 Climbing in the British Isles—II. Wales and Ireland, by W.

P. Haskett-Smith & H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70 Climbing near Wastdale Head, by N. Collie, iii., 1–9 Courage in Climbing, by W. W. Naismith, x., 275–284 Rock Climbing in Skye, by A. P. Abraham, reviewed, x., 175 The Climber’s Book at Sligachan, Notes regarding contents

of and disposal, viii., 121, 137, 138 The Climber’s Guide to the Pronunciation of the Gaelic

Tongue, by L. W. Hinxman, iv., 238 The Climber’s Pocket Book, by L. F. West, reviewed, x., 57 The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity, W. P. Spalding,

reviewed, vi., 68 — Development of, in Scotland, v., 308–314Clinometer, Description of a form of, ii., 91, 92Clints of the Buss, i., 165Clisham, x., 163Cloch na Ben, see Clach na BenCloudberry, x., 315, 316Cloud Effects, i., 224, 225, 233Clova, Accommodation at, i., 99 ; viii., 130 — Excursions from, i., 99, 100 — from Ballater, by Capel Mount, i., 175


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Clova (continued)— — from Braemar, by Glen Callater, i., 258 — from Lochnagar, ii., 248 — from Spital of Glenshee by Glas Maol, etc., i., 24 — Mountains, Rare Plants on, i., 251 — to Ballater by Bachnagairn, i., 175 — to Ballater by Capel Mount, viii., 126, 129 — to Braemar by Broad Cairn, etc., i., 101, 102 — to Braemar by Glen Doll, viii., 129 — to Braemar by Lochnagar, i., 242 — to Glen Muick, ii., 246 — to Lochnagar, ii., 133, 197, 198Clunie Forest, viii., 262–266Clunie Inn, Accommodation at, iii., 353 ; viii., 263, 269 — Climbing near, iii., 353 — from Lundie over Sgurr nan Conbhairean, etc., v., 104 — from Tomdoun, ii., 292 — Road to, viii., 263 — Situation of, viii., 264 — to Alltbeath, v., 107 — to Skiary, ii., 293 — View from, viii., 264Clunie Lodge, Braemar, x., 231Clyde, Scenery of the Firth of, iv., 113, 114Cnap a’ Chleirich, see Beinn a’ BhuirdCnap Coire an Spreidhe, see CairngormCnap na Feola (wrongly named Creag Ghlas on O.S. Map), viii., 327Cnoc Dearg, Loch Treig, i., 289 ; vii., 226 — Ascent of, v., 66 ; x., 118 — Glac Bhan, Crags above, i., 289 ; v., 66 ; vii., 226 ; x., 118 — Meall Garbh, i., 289 ; vii., 226 — Meall Garbh, Ascent of, v., 67 ; x., 118 — Stob Coire Sgriodain, i., 288 — Stob Coire Sgriodain, Ascent of, v., 66 ; x., 118Cnoc Sgeireach, see Beinn Cleith BricCobbler, vi., 172, 174–187 Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), by A. E. Maylard, iii., 272–277 The Arrochar Mountains, by G. Thomson, i., 63–69 The Cobbler Climbs, by H. C. Boyd, v., 153–163 — Ascent of, iii., 296 ; v., 299–301 ; x., 342 — Ascents of, various, New Year, 1895, iii., 296, 297 — Ascents of, various, 1900, vii., 49 — Ascents of, various, New Year, 1902, vii., 78, 79 — Ascents of, various, Easter, 1907, ix., 259 — Boulders, v., 155


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Cobbler (continued)— — Central Peak, Ascent of, by East Ridge, i., 65 — Central Peak, described, i., 65 — Central Peak, Description of rock climbs, v., 159 ; vi., 181,

182 — Central Peak, Direct Ascent of, from Corrie, iv., 65 — Central Peak, List of First Ascents, vi., 191 — Central Peak, Macgregor Ledge, vi., 182 — Central Peak Buttress, Ascent of, v., 142, 143 ; vi., 63 — Central Peak Buttress, Description of, and climbs, v., 158–160

; vi., 182, 183 — Central Peak Buttress, List of First Ascents, vi., 191 — Central Peak Buttress, Maclay-Workman Climb, ix., 55 — Climate of, vi., 175 — described, i., 63, 64 ; vi., 174–176 — from a Naturalist’s point of view, vi., 175 — from a Photographers point of view, vi., 187 — Geology, vi., 172, 175 — Height and position, vi., 172 — Macculloch’s Ascent of, iii., 190 — Macgregor Ledge, see Central Peak — Maclay’s Crack, see North Peak — Name, meaning and origin discussed, v., 154 ; vi., 174, 175 — North Peak, Ascent of, from West, i., 66 — North Peak, Description of, and climbs, v., 156–158 ; vi., 183–

187 — North Peak, East Buttress of Great Gully, Ascent of, v., 41 — North Peak, List of First Ascents, vi., 191 — North Peak, Maclay’s Crack, Ascent of, iii., 351 — North Peak, Maclay’s Crack, vi., 186 — North Peak, Ram’s Head Gully, Attempted Ascent of, iv., 240 — North Peak, Ram’s Head Gully, climbed, ix., 54 — North Peak, Ram’s Head Gully, described, vi., 185 — North Peak, Right Angled Gully, Ascent of, iv., 248 ; v., 41 — North Peak, Right Angled Gully, described, vi., 184 — North Peak, Right Angled Gully, Letter from “Cobbler”, vii.,

52, 53 — Photographs, Abraham’s, vi., 137 — Rock Climbing on, vi., 178–187 — Rocks, Nature of, vi., 175 — Routes of ascent, vi., 177, 178 — Smith’s description of, v., 155 — South Peak, Description of, and Rock Climbs, v., 160–162 ;

vi., 178–181 — South Peak, East Face, Ascent of, i., 64, 65


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Cobbler (continued)— — South Peak, List of First Ascents, vi., 191 — South Peak, North Angle, Ascent of, iv., 65 ; v., 41 — South Peak, North Face, Partial Ascent of, v., 141, 142 — South Peak, South Face, Descent of, i., 65 — South Peak, South Face, explored, ix., 259 — Summit Rocks, see Central Peak — Traverse of three peaks, iii., 162, 272–277, 297 ; vii., 78, 240 — View from, vi., 175, 176Cobbler Club, iii., 180 ; iv., 84Cockbridge Inn, ii., 274Cockburn, Lord, Visit to Skye by, in 1841, v., 219–226Cocklawfoot, i., 131Cock-ma-lane, ii., 209Cock of Arran, how reached, viii., 34Cock o’ Kilsyth, see Meikle Bin, Kilsyth HillsCoigach Group, ix., 135–137 — Geology of, i., 79 ; ix., 135Coilantogle, Ascent of Ben Ledi from, i., 179Coileachan, see Fannichs, An CoileachanCoille-na-cuile, iv., 44Coinlach Burn, x., 140Coinneach Mhor, see Ben EigheCoinnemheall, see Ben More Assynt note.—All entries commencing with Choire, Coire, Corr, Corrie, Coireachan,

Coirein are entered here in the alphabetical order of their distinctive names.

Corrie, Arran, i., 31 — Boulders, iv., 54 ; x., 109–111 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1907, ix., 252–254 — Etymology, viii.,. 16 — Times from, to various points, x., 90Corries, Form of, in Cuillins due to Ice Erosion, vi., 6Coirannach, see An CoirannachCorrie Arder, see Creag MeaghaidhCoire na Baintighearna, i., 324Corrie of Balglass, Campsies, ii., 207Corrie Beach, see Bidean nam BianCoire Beinne, see BraeriachCorra Beinn, Jura, iii., 165Corr na Beinne, see Sgor na h-UlaidhCoire a’ Bhachaill, see Ben CruachanCoire Bhealaich, Top of, see Aonach Beag, Sgor a’ BhealaichCoire Bhourneasg, Top of, i., 303Coire Brochain, see Braeriach


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Coire na Cabaig, i., 266Coire na Caime, see LiathachCoire Caorach, see Ben CruachanCoire Cas, see CairngormChoire Chaoil, iv., 177Coire a’ Chaoruinn, Top of, see Creag MeaghaidhCoire Chat, see Ben CruachanCoire Cheap, x., 357Coire Choarach, see Rob Roy’s GlenCoire Choille na Cuile, iv., 249Coire na Ciche, see Cioch na h’ OigheCoire na Ciste, see Ben NevisCoire na Clach, Glen Avon, and Bridge, i., 175 ; viii., 44Corrie nan Clach, see Beinn a’ BhuirdCoire Clais na Fead, see Ben AvonCorrie Cloiche Finne, iv., 103, 104Coire Coulavie, Top of, see Mam SodhailCoire Creachainn, see Ben CruachanCoire Cruachan, see Ben CruachanCoire na Cuilean, v., 112Corrie Daingean Chimneys, see Beinn TarsuinnCoire nan Dearcag, Top of, i., 294Coire Dearg, Ben Cruachan, see Ben CruachanCoire Dearg, Mamore, Cliffs described, x., 229 — Top of, i., 287Corrie Dhonndail, see BraeriachCoire Dhorrcail, see Ladhar BeinnCoire Domhain, see CairngormCoire Dubh, Top of, see Creag MeaghaidhCorrie Dubh, Cul More, i., 54Corrie Dubh, Glen Lyon, Top of, see Ben CreachanCoire Eachainn, Glen Lyon, i., 132 ; ii., 116Coire Etchachan, i., 15 ; vii., 330, 346 — Top North of, i., 301Corrie Fee, i., 175Coire nan Feusgan, x., 338Coire Fhar, x., 253, 254Coire nan Fheamhair, ii., 13Coire a’ Fheola, ii., 14Coire Fionnaraich, iii., 218, 219Corrie Fionn Lairige, i., 272, 273Coire nam Fraochag, Glen Lyon, i., 132 ; ii., 114Coire na Gabhalach, iii., 269Coire nan Gall, iii., 352Coire Garbhlach, Cairngorms, vii., 264


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Coire Ghlais, see Ben CruachanCorry Ghoil, iii., 71Corrie Gorkill, see Ladhar BeinnCorrie Goundle, see Braeriach, Corrie DhonndailCoire Granda, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireCoire nan Grund, Rum, iii., 280, 281Corryhallie, ii., 312 — Falls, x., 3Corryhullie, Glenfinnan, i., 243 ; iii., 351Corrie Kander, Ascent of Cairn an Tuirc from, x., 147, 151Corrie Lair, described, iii., 220 ; ix., 28 — Path to, from Achnashellach, x., 125, 126Coire nan Laogh, Top of, i., 287Corrie na Leacach, Loch Shiel, iii., 67Coireachan Leacach, Luinne Bheinn, viii., 205Coire Leas, x., 116Coirein Lochain, Arran, x., 98Coire Lochain, Ben Cruachan, see Ben CruachanCoire Lochain, Ben Wyvis, Top of, see Ben WyvisCoire an Lochain, Braeriach, see BraeriachCoire Lochan, Carn Eige, Top of, see Mam SodhailCoire an Lochainn, see CairngormCoire a’ Mhail, x., 356Coire Mhic Fhearchair, see Ben EigheCorrie Mhic Nobuill, i., 192Corriemulzie, Falls of, i., 201Coire Odhair, see Cairn ToulCoire Odhar, Ben Ghlas, i., 159Coire Odhar, Clunie, see A’ ChralaigCoire a’ Phoit, ii., 14Coire Raibert, ii., 60Choire Reidh Water, i., 255Coire Ruadh, Braeriach, see BraeriachCoire Ruadh Stac, i., 190Coire an t-Saighdeir, see Cairn ToulCoire an t-Sneachd, see Ben CruachanCoire an t-Sneachda, see CairngormCoire an Sput Dheirg, see Ben Muich DhuiCorrie Sugach, see Sugach CorrieCorrie Tulachan, see Buchaille Etive MorChoir ’Uaine, see The SaddleCoire nan Uamha, v., 260Corryvarlingen Pass, iii., 30Corrie Vassie, see EasainsCorrievrach on Ski, x., 346


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Corryarrick The Pass of Corryarrick, by H. B. Watt, i., 167–170 — Pass crossed by Prince Charlie, i., 167 — Pass crossed from Loch Laggan to Fort Augustus, i., 169 — Pass described, i., 169 — Pass, History of, i., 167, 168 — Pass, View from, i., 169College Burn, i., 131Collie’s Climb, see Buchaille Etive Mor — Pinnacle, see Bidean nam BianColour Photography Colour Photography for Mountaineers, by W. I. Clark, x.,

294–306Colquhar Farm, i., 318Columnar Formation at Craigton, Kilpatrick Hills, ii., 206Comb, The, see Ben NevisComer, iii., 344 — Driving road to, is non-existent, iii., 146Compass An Experience on the Hills of Ey, by E. M. Corner, ix., 167–174 On Route Finding in Mist, by W. Douglas, ix., 248–251 — Errors of, in Cuillins, ii., 5 ; v., 15 — Use of, in mist, i., 228 ; ix., 248–251 — Vagaries of, in the Glen Ey Hills, ix., 171, 172 — Variation, Allowance for, ix., 249Conachcraig, viii., 64Cona Glen, iii., 65Conamheall, see Ben More, AssyntCona’ Mheall, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireConavern, see Sgurr nan ConbhaireanConinish Farm, i., 208Contour The Contour Road Book of Scotland, by H. R. G. Inglis, reviewed, iv.,

190 Coran of Portmark, see Kells RangeCorkindale Law, ii., 208, 209Corndavon Lodge, iv., 214 ; viii., 46Cornel, x., 316Cornices, Formation of Snow, iv., 180, 253Corpach Hotel, i., 235, 244Corr—All items commencing with Corr are indexed with those commencing

Coire in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.Corrack Dearg, iii., 132, 133Corrag Bhuidhe, see An TeallachCorran, Loch Hourn, i., 265 ; viii., 205, 207


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Corran Ferry, Loch Linnhe, iv., 312Corrections Additions, Corrections, and Remarks, to Vol. II., S.M.C. Journal, by H. T.

Munro, ii., 330–336Corrie—All items commencing with Corrie are indexed with those commencing

Coire in alphabetical order of their distinctive names. Corrour from Glen Nevis over An Gearanach, etc., x., 118 — from Tulloch over Cnoc Dearg and Beinn na Lap, v., 66, 67 — Hills, described, v., 262 — Hills, how they may lie climbed, vi., 65 — to Fort William by Glen Nevis, viii., 101, 104 ; x., 117Corrour Bothy, Glen Dee, vii., 272Corserine, see Kells RangeCoul Beag, see Cul BeagCoul Mor, see Cul MorCoulags Glen, iii., 218–220, 222 — Tracks in, x., 125Coulags, Tracks near, x., 126Coulin Hills, Geology of, v., 274 — Path to, from Achnashellach, x., 126Coupal River, Crossing of, iv., 101,103, 150Courage Courage in Climbing, by W. W. Naismith, x., 275–284Cour River, v., 87Cousins’ Buttress, see Ben Nevis, Carn DeargCowberry, x., 316, 317Coyles of Muick, viii., 63, 64Coylum Bridge, i., 196 ; vii., 336, 355 ; x., 7, 12Crackberry, x., 317Cradle of Noss, x., 161Cragan and Craig— All items commencing with Cragan or Craig are indexed

among those commencing with Creag in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.

Crakeberry, x., 317Cralec, see A’ ChralaigCranberry, x., 317Cran Stacach, Geology of, i., 80Crask, v., 184Crathie Burn, viii., 45Craw Road, Kilsyth Hills, ii., 207 note.— All entries commencing with Creag, Craig, Creagan, are entered here in

alphabetical order of their distinctive names.Creag nan Adhaircean, iii., 161 — Gorges visited, iv., 146Creag Beithe, i., 268


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Creag Bheag, Coyles of Muick, viii., 64Creag a’ Bhragit, i., 282 — Ascent of, ii., 264Craig Braestock, iv., 235Creag na Caillich, see Creag MeaghaidhCreag na Caillich, Killin, see TarmachansCraig of Carnock, ii., 208Creag a’ Chaise, Description of fine view from, i., 176Creag a’ Chalamain, see CairngormCreag a’ Chaoruinn, Loch Clunie, see Sgurr nan ConbhaireanCreag a’ Chaoruinn, see Mam SodhailCreag a’ Chaoruinn, see Sgurr na LapaichCreag a’ Choire Aird, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanCreagan a’ Choire Etchachan, see Cairngorm of DerryCreag nan Clachan Geala, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanCreag na Dala Bige, Ascent of, ii., 275Creag na Dala Moire, see Ben AvonCreag na Dallaige, viii., 169 — Pinnacle climbed, x., 145Creag na Damh, i., 292 ; viii., 262, 263, 265 ; x., 351 — Ascent of, viii., 231 — Traverse of Ridge from Creag a’ Mhaim, v., 105, 106 — Traverse of Ridge to Creag a’ Mhaim, viii., 231–233, 265Creag Derry, Ascent of, x., 231Creag Dionard, see Foinne BheinnCreag Dubh, Ben Eighe, see Ben EigheCreag Dhubh, Glen Ample, ii., 267Creag Dim Corrie, Glen Ample, i., 120Creag Dhubh, Glen Strath Farrar, i., 295 ; viii., 280Creag Dubh, Newtonmore, vii., 251, 252Creag Dubh, Newtonmore, Two Climbs on, viii., 11Creag an Dubh Loch, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 62, 63, 125 — Ascent of, v., 146 — Climbing Possibilities on, viii., 131Creag Dhubh Mhor, Glen Evaig, see Maoile LunndaidhCreag Easgaidh, viii., 169Creag na h-Eige, see Mam SodhailCraigellachie Rock, vii., 355Craigend Muir, Strathblane, ii., 207Creag an Fhithich, see Ben LawersCragan nan Gabhair, ii., 83Creag Ghlas, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanCreag Ghlas, Sgurr a’ Mhuilinn, see Sgurr a’ MhuilinnCreag Ghlas, Strath Conon, see Cnap na FeolaCreag a’ Ghlas-uillt, see Lochnagar


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Creag Ghorm, see Beinn a’ BheithirCreag Ghorm a’ Bhealaich, Glen Strath Farrar, i., 295 ; viii., 321 — Ascent of, vi., 48Craig of Gowal, i., 304 ; viii., 50, 63, 125 — Ascent of, ii., 133Craighouse, Jura, iii., 166Craigindal, Rare Plants on, i., 251Craig Inn, Glen Carron, closed, iv., 175 ; viii., 326Creag Laoghain, viii., 244Creag Leacach, Braes of Angus, i., 303 ; viii., 126, 128 — Ascent of, ii., 142 ; iv., 231 — View from, iv., 231Creag na Leacainn, see Cairngorm, Lurcher’s RockCreag nan Leachda, Braemar, ii., 143 ; viii., 64Creag Leachdach, Glen Callater, i., 304 ; viii., 50, 63 — Ascent of, ii., 133 ; x., 51 — Height and position, ii., 133 ; viii., 50, 63Creag Liath, see LochnagarCreag an Lochan, Creag Meaghaidh, see Creag MeaghaidhCreag na Lochan, Tarmachans, see TarmachansCraigs of Loch Wharral, i., 175Creag Loisgte, Beinn Chaluim, vii., 29Creag an Lurachain, Balmoral, viii., 64Creag MacRanaich, i., 121 ; iv., 247Craigmawhannal (called Clachmawhannal), vi., 92Creag Meaghaidh, i., 290 ; vii., 246–248 A Climb on the Coire Arder Cliffs, by F. S. Goggs, ix., 118–

125 A Snow Bridge in Coire Ard Dhoire, by D. Cameron-Swan,

vi., 22, 23 Corrie Arder, by W. Tough, iv., 141–148 The Cliffs of Corrie Arder, by H. Raeburn, viii., 4–11 The Creag Meaghaidh Range, by A. E. Robertson, iii.,

23–27 — An Cearcallach, i., 290 ; iii., 26 ; vii., 247 — Ascent of, iii., 23–27, 236 ; v., 126 ; vi., 37 ; ix., 124 — Buidh ’Aonach, i., 290 ; vii., 247, 248 — Cairn, iii., 236 ; ix., 124 — Carn Dubh, vii., 247 — Carn Liath, i., 290 ; vii., 247, 248 — Carn Liath, Ascent of, iii., 23, 24 — Carn Liath, View from, iii., 24 — Centres for climbing, vii., 247 — Climbing on, vii., 248 ; viii., 4 — Corrie Arder, “A” Buttress, Ascent of, ix., 122–125


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Creag Meaghaidh (continued)— — Corrie Arder, “A” Buttress, Length of climb, ix., 124 — Corrie Arder, Avalanche Gully, see Central Post — Corrie Arder, Central Post, Attempted Ascent of, iv., 144 ;

viii., 4, 5, 7 — Corrie Arder, Central Post, Cliff climbed partly by and near,

viii., 9, 10 — Corrie Arder, described, iii., 23, 24 ; viii., 7 — Corrie Arder Face, examined, iv., 142–144 — Corrie Arder, Height and position, i., 290 — Corrie Arder Pinnacle, Ascent of, from above, viii., 8 — Corrie Arder Pinnacle, Attempted Ascent of, from South

Gully, viii., 5, 7, 8 — Corrie Arder Pinnacle, described, iv., 146 — Corrie Arder Pinnacle, South Gully, Ascent of, viii., 8 ; ix., 9 — Corrie Arder Posts, Position and description of, viii., 7 — Corrie Arder, Snow bridge in, viii., 7 — Coire a’ Chaoruinn, Top of, i., 290 — Coire a’ Chaoruinn, Top of, Ascent of, iii., 24 — Coire Dubh, Top of, i., 290 — Corries, Exploration of N., S. and W., v., 261 — Creag na Caillich, vii., 247 — Creag an Lochan, i., 290 ; vii., 247 — Creag an Lochan, Ascent of, iii., 25 — Creag Mhor, i., 290 ; vii., 247 — Crom Leathad, i., 290 ; vii., 247 — Crom Leathad, Ascent of, iii., 25 — described, iii., 23 ; vii., 246 — Height and position, vii., 246, 247 — List of articles in Journal, vii., 248 — Meall Coire Coille na Froise, i., 290 ; iii., 26 ; vii., 247 — Meall Coire Coille na Froise, Ascent of, v., 261 — Routes of ascent, vii., 247, 248 — Sron Garbh-choire, i., 290 ; vii., 247 — Sron Garbh-choire, Ascent of, iii., 24 — Sron a’ Ghaothair, i., 290 ; vii., 247 — View from, iii., 24, 26 — Window, iii., 23, 25, 109 ; viii., 7Craig Meggan, viii., 63Craig Mellan, i., 104 ; viii., 64Creag a’ Mhaim, i., 292 ; viii., 262, 263, 265, 266 — Ascent of, ii., 292 ; x., 351 — Traverse of Ridge from Creag nan Damh, viii., 231–233 — Traverse of Ridge from Creag nan Damh, described, and time,

viii., 265


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Creag a’ Mhaim (continued)— — Traverse of Ridge to Creag nan Damh, v., 105, 106Creag Mhigeachaidh, ii., 299 ; vi., 110 ; vii., 256Creag a’ Mhuillinn, Monadhliath, Climbing possibilities on, vii., 252Craigmore, Aberfoyle, vi., 243Creag Mhor, Carn Mairg, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonCreag Mhor, Creag Meaghaidh, see Creag MeaghaidhCreagan Mor, Dalwhinnie, Ascent of, x., 254Creag Mhor, Glen Lochay, i., 284 — Ascent of, i., 325 ; vii., 366, 367 ; ix., 6, 7 ; x., 153 — Stob na Clach, i., 284 — Stob na Clach, Ascent of, vii., 366 — Time to, from Tyndrum, ix., 8Creag Mhor, Killin, ii., 137Craig Minnan, ii., 209Craigmulloch, ii., 138 ; vi., 92Craignaw, see MerrickCraignelder, see Cairnsmore of FleetCraignine, see Kells RangeCraignure, Ascent of Dun Da Ghaothe from, ii., 186–189Craigowl, Ascent and View from, ii., 33–35Creag Peathraich, i., 289 — Ascent of, i., 321 : ix., 145Craig Pheacach, vii., 258Craig Rennet, i., 104 ; viii., 131Craigrine, see Kells Range, CraignineCraigronald, see Cairnsmore of FleetCreag Ruadh, see Sgurr a’ MhuilinnCraigruie, i., 149Creag nan Stardean, Rum, iii., 279 ; x., 32Creag Toll a’ Choin, see Maoile LunndaidhCraigton, Kilpatrick Hills, Columnar Formation at, ii., 206Creagan Tulabhan, viii., 244Crevasses, in Scotland, iv., 180 ; viii., 291Crianlarich, Climbs within reach of, iii., 239. — Club Meet at, Easter, 1909, x., 342–344 — from Ardlui, over Ben Chabhair, i., 247, 248 ; iii., 233–235 — from Loch Voil over Ben Tulachan, etc., i., 241 — from Loch Voil over Stobinian, etc., i., 21, 118, 1 19 — Group, vi., 195, 196 — Meet of L.S.C.C, New Year, 1909, x., 270 — to Killin, over Meall Chuirn, iv., 227Crib Goch, see SnowdonCrib Law, ix., 280Croe Bridge, Loch Duich, i., 130 ; ii., 295


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Crois The Mystery of Crois, by W. I. Clark, viii., 309–312 — Appearance of, viii., 309 — Ascent of, vii., 77 — Ascent of, by Gullies on East Face, vi., 61, 62 — Central Buttress, Ascent of, viii., 310, 312 — Central Gully, Ascent of, ix., 259 — Corrie described, and Various Climbs, viii., 310–312 — Name of, vi., 61 — Pinnacle, Ascent of, viii., 311, 312 ; ix., 259 — Rock Climbs described, vi., 190 — View from, viii., 310, 311Cromar, Ascent of Morven from, x., 140, 141Cromdale Hills, Fine View from Creag a’ Chaise, i., 176Crom Leathad, see Creag MeaghaidhCrook Inn, Club Meet at, February, 1891, i., 236, 237 ; iv., 90 — to Moffat, i., 236, 237Cross Roads, see RothiemurchusCrowberry, x., 318Crowberry Ridge, etc., see Buchaille Etive MorCrow Craigies, i., 304 ; viii., 50, 63, 127 — Ascent of, ii., 133 ; x., 51Cruachan Burn, described, ii., 178Cruach Ardran, i., 282 ; vi., 195, 196 — Ascent of, from Beinn a’ Chroin, iii., 234 — Ascent of, from Ben Tulachan, i., 241 — Ascent of, from Crianlarich, i., 84, 326 ; ii., 135, 136, 261–263

; v., 253 ; viii., 101 — Ascent of, from Loch Doine, i., 119 — described, vi., 195, 196 — Geology of, vi., 196 — Height and position, vi., 195 — N.E. Face, Ascent of, ii., 88 ; iv., 127, 298 — N.E. Face, Descent of, ii., 136 — N.W. Face, Ascent of, iii., 306 ; iv., 294, 295 — N.W. Face, Ascent of, by Gullies, x., 271, 343 — Routes of ascent, vi., 196Cruach Lusach, View from, i., 130Cruach Tairbert, View of Narnain from, vi., 188Cruiniche Burn, ii., 72Cruise The Cruise of the “Dunnottar Castle”, by W. S. Dalgleish, reviewed, i.,

330Cuidhe Crom, see LochnagarCuilags, Hoy, x., 156, 158


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Cuithe Mheadhonach, iii., 204Culardoch, viii., 46Cul Beag, described, i., 46, 54 ; ix., 136, 137 — Geology of, i., 79 — Inchnadamph, A possible centre for, ix., 179 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 193Culblean, x., 139–141Cul Choire, Top of, see Aonach MorCul a’ Mhuilinn, i., 235, 246 ; iii., 239Cul Mor, described, 1., 46, 54 ; ix., 136 — Geology of, i., 79 ; iv., 122 — Inchnadamph, A possible centre for, ix., 179 — visited, ix., 257Culness Burn Glen, Climbing in, vii., 69Culrea Burn, i., 72, 73, 245, 322 ; iv., 345 ; x., 192, 193, 357Cumbraes The Geology of N. Arran, S. Bute and the Cumbraes, etc., by W. Gunn

and others, reviewed, viii., 92Cumhann, x., 229Curleywee, see LamachanCurrant, x., 318, 319Curved Ridge, see Buchaille Etive MorCycle Mountaineering with Cycles, by W. Douglas, iv., 279–283Cyclopean Walls, Geology of, iv., 117, 118 ; v., 277 — in the Mourne Mountains, iii., 109

dAlbreAC, Strathconan, i., 327Dalchiorlich, viii., 240Dalgirdy Farm, i., 275Dalmally, Club Meet at,Easter, 1891, i., 237–240 ; iv., 90 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1894, iii., 95–97 — from Glas Bheinn Mhor, time, ii., 305 — from Kinlochetive, ii., 301–305 — to Ardlui over Ben Lui, i., 247Dalmellington, Various Ascents from, vi., 91–98Dalnaspidal, History of, etc., x., 247–252Dalness, i., 26 ; viii., 253Dalry, Kirkcudbright, i., 161Dalveen Pass, ix., 274Dalveg, River Findhorn, i., 257Dalwhinnie, Accommodation at, i., 174, 177 — Ascent of Ben Alder from, i., 135–138 — Ascents from, i., 176, 177 — Birds seen at, iv., 148


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Dalwhinnie (continued)— — Club Meet at, May, 1891, i., 321–324 — described, i., 70 — from Ben Alder Lodge over Ben Alder, x., 196–198 — from Rannoch Station over Ben Alder by night, iv., 344 — from Tulloch over Geal Charn, etc., x., 357 — History of, x., 254–256 — Progress at, x., 190 — Remarkable Ravine near, the Dirc Mhor, iii., 161 — to Ben Alder Lodge over Geal Charn, etc., x., 190–196 — to Geal Charn Hills, i., 245 — to Inveroran over Ben Alder, etc., ii., 124, 125 — to Loch Laggan, iv., 141 ; viii., 5, 6 — to Loch Rannoch, over Beinn Bheoil, i., 246 — to Tyndrum, via Glen Lyon, i., 246Dangers of Alpine Climbing almost negligible, iv., 354Dark Mile, The, i., 170Dasses, see Arthur’s SeatDechmont, ii., 208Dechrode, Campsie Fells, ii., 207Dee, Pools of, i., 14, 113 ; ii., 46 ; vii., 267, 268, 271, 334, 335, 338 — Wells of, i., 14 ; vii., 267, 269Deep Ghyll, iii., 3 ; vi., 133 — Pillar, ii., 134, 145Deer Deer and Deer Forests, by D. Darroch and A. E. Maylard, vi., 139–145 — Disturbing, ii., 301 — Forests, Climbing in, i., 21, 22 ; vi., 140–145 — Habits of, vi., 139–145Deeside The Cairngorms from Deeside, by J. Maclay, viii., 192–196 — Cairns on, viii., 64 — Grierson’s Fortnight on, iii., 255 — Ski-running in, x., 345, 346Delavorar, viii., 44Dell of Abernethy, i., 106Delnabo, viii., 48Derry Cairngorm, see Cairngorm of DerryDerrydarroch Bridge, Glen Falloch, i., 248 ; iii., 299Derry Lodge, i., 14–16, 18, 201 ; viii., 47 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1908, x., 147 — from Lynwilg over Cairngorm and Ben Muich Dhui, ii., 49 — Situation of, vii., 328 — to Aviemore over Braeriach, ii., 144 — to Larig Grumach, distance, vii., 338


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Derry Lodge (continued)— — to Nethy Bridge, time, i., 16, 18Deugh, see Cairnsmore of CarsphairnDeugh River, i., 163Devil’s Den, ii., 9Devil’s Kitchen, iii., 63Devil’s Point, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 272, 273 — Ascent of, x., 145, 147, 151 — Ascent of, by S.E. corner, x., 145Devil’s Staircase, i., 26Dewar Bum, x., 54Dewberry, x., 319, 320Diabeg, i., 193Diary Diary of a Week’s Ridge Walking in the N.W. of Scotland, by J. Rennie,

ii., 291–295Diollaid a’ Chairn, i., 289 ; x., 357Diollaid Coire Eindart, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 265 — Ascent of, ii., 299Diollaid a’ Mhill Bhric, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireDiorite Hills, List of, v., 286Dirc Mhor of Am Faireamh, iii., 161Dirnanean, i., 243Distress Signal, see Alpine Distress SignalDivision Winter Meets—A Division in the Camp, by A. E. Maylard, vi., 39–45Dod Burn, i., 131Dod Hill, ii., 208Dogberry, x., 320Dog Hillock, ii., 134 ; viii., 64Dogwood, x., 320Doire nan Saor, ii., 110Dollar to Dunblane, over Ben Cleuch, i., 318, 319Dollar Glen, Ochils, vi., 236Dollar Law, ix., 275Dolomites Climbing Reminiscences of the Dolomites, by L. Sinigaglia, reviewed, iv.,

255–257 Dolomite Strongholds, by J. S. Davies, reviewed, iii., 173,

174 — Early British Ascents in the, iv., 256Dornie Ferry by Motor Car, ix., 176, 177Dorusduain, i., 130Douglas’ Boulder, see Ben NevisDouglas Burn, iv., 178


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Douglas-Gibson Gully, see LochnagarDow Crag, iii., 3Dreish, i., 304 ; viii., 125, 127, 130 — Ascent of, i., 104, 175 ; v., 146 — Little, viii., 127Drigg, iii., 1Drochaid Ghlas, see Ben CruachanDrochaid an Tuill Easaich, see Sgurr nan ConbbaireanDronag Lodge, iii., 125 ; viii., 280Druimasallie Mill, iii., 68Druim nam Bo, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 265 — Ascent of, ii., 299Druim Fiaclach, viii., 136Druim Leathad an t’Sithe, viii., 205, 206 — Ascent of, i., 268Druim Mor, i., 304 ; viii., 125, 127, 131 — Ascent of, v., 145Druim Righinn, see Meall Buidhe, KnoydartDruim Sgarsoch, see An SgarsochDruim Sionnach, i., 292 ; viii., 262, 266 — Ascent of, v., 106 ; viii., 231–233Drumalban, x., 247Drumochter Drumochter, by F. S. Goggs, x., 246–257 — Hills, vii., 234, 235 — Hills, Ascent of, i., 176, 177 — Lodge, Path from, to Hills, x., 254 — Pass, History of, x., 247, 248, 250–252, 255–257Drumrunie Lodge, x., 179Dryhope, iv., 179Dry Loch of the Dungeon, i., 165Dubh Lochan of Beinn a’ Bhuird, see Beinn a’ BhuirdDubh Loch, Glen Muick, i., 102 — Cliffs of, viii., 51, 56 — Height and position, viii., 56, 70, 129Dubh Lochan, Learg an Laogh, vii., 347Duchallaw, ii., 209Duchrie Burn, viii., 46Dumbarton Rock, Geology of, iv., 119Dumgoyn, see DungoynDumyat, Height and view from, vi., 235, 236Dunan, ii., 124Dunblane, from Dollar, over Ben Cleuch, i., 318, 319Dunbuck, ii., 207Duncomb Hill, ii., 11, 206


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Dun da Ghaoithe Dun Da Gu, by T. Craig Brown, ii., 186–189 — Ascent of, ii., 186–189 — Height, ii., 186 — Meaning of name, ii., 186 — View from, ii., 187–189Dundbhairdghall, x., 229Dundonnell, x., 2 — from Garve over Fannichs, ii., 279, 306–310 — to Kinlochewe, ii., 311–316Dundreich, see MoorfootsDunfoyn, ii., 207Dungeon Ghyll, ii., 88Dungeon Hill, see MerrickDunglass, ii., 207Dungoyach, ii., 207Dungoyn, ii., 207Dunkeld, Pennant’s Description of, iii., 115 — to Blairgowrie, iv., 230Dun Law, ix., 273Dunnottar Castle The Cruise of the “Dunnottar Castle”, by W. S. Dalgleish, reviewed, i.,

330 Dunool, see Cairnsmore of CarsphairnDunrig, iv., 178Dunslair Heights, see MoorfootsDunvegan Castle, v., 305Durness, Kyle of, see Kyle of DurnessDwarfie Hamars, x., 157 — Stone, x., 156, 157Dykes, Influence of, on Climbing, v., 279

eAgles, seen at Inchnadamph, x., 182Eagle’s Cliff, Cairngorm, ii., 60Eagle’s Crag, Arran, Possible Climbs on, viii., 33Eagle’s Nest Arête, Descent of, vi., 132Earb Water, i., 119, 326Earl’s Seat, ii., 207Earth Lore Fragments of Earth Lore, by J. Geikie, reviewed, ii., 326, 327Easains, vii., 224–226 Corrie Vassie, or the Corrie of the Wolf, by C. Stuart, ii.,

64–67 — Access to, vii., 225 — Ascent of, iii., 303, 346 ; x., 339


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Easains (continued)— — Beinn na Socaich, i., 288 ; x., 354 — Caisteal, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Caisteal, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 — Caisteal, Partial Ascent of, by Botanists, ii., 66 — Corrie Vassie, visited, ii., 64–67 — Height and position, vii., 224 — Height of Eastern Tops, x., 354–356 — Paths to, from Spean Bridge, v., 262 ; vi., 64, 65 — Ridge Walk, described, vii., 225 — Sgor a’ Choinnich Beag, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 ; x., 353 — Sgor a’ Choinnich Beag, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 ; x., 339 — Sgor a’ Choinnich Mor, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Sgor a’ Choinnich Mor, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 ; x., 339 — Stob Ban, i., 288 ; vii., 224 — Stob Coire Cath na Sgine, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Coire Cath na Sgine, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 — Stob Coire nan Ceann, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Coire nan Ceann, Ascent of, iii., 303, 346 — Stob Coire nan Ceann, described, vi., 64 — Stob Coire nan Ceann, Topography, x., 354, 355 — Stob Choire Claurigh, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Choire Claurigh, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 — Stob Choire Claurigh, described, ii., 64 ; vi., 64 — Stob Choire Claurigh, Topography, x., 354–356 — Stob Coire an Easain, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Coire an Easain, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 ; x., 339 — Stob Coire Gaibhre, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Coire Gaibhre, Ascent and Topography, x., 354–356 — Stob a’ Choire Leith, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob a’ Choire Leith, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 — Stob Coire an Laoigh, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob Coire an Laoigh, Ascent of, iii., 303, 347 — Stob Coire an Lochain, Topography, x., 354, 355Eas Chagill, ii., 278East Cairn Hill, see Pentland HillsEast Girt Hill, ii., 209East Lomond, see Lomond HillsEast Muir Gorm Craig, see Ben AvonEastern Schists of the N.W. Highlands, Scenery of, i., 81Eastside Heights, x., 54Eaval, N. Uist, x., 163Edendon to Kingussie, viii., 178Edinample, i., 120


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Edinburgh Some Rambles round Edinburgh, by T. C. Oliphant, reviewed, ii., 212 — Castle Rock, Geology of, iv., 119Edramuchy, i., 131 ; ix., 230Edzell, i., 100 ; iv., 236 — Accommodation at, viii., 130 — from Ballater via Mount Keen, i., 105 — from Pananich via Mount Keen, iv., 234–237 — to Aboyne by Tarfside and Glen Tanner, viii., 129Eidiclh nan Clach Geala, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireEigg, x., 164–167Eildons, ix., 278Elder, x., 320, 321Elder Tree Routes, see Salisbury CragsElectrical disturbance on Beinn a’ Ghlo, ix., 290, 291 — effect on hills, ii., 129, 130Elephant Rock, see Clach an FhionnElevation The Tapmost Elevation, by J. G. Stott, vi., 31Ellrig, ii., 208Elphin, x., 179Elvanfoot, ix., 274, 275English Lakes, see Lake DistrictEnochdow, ii., 141Enterkin Pass, ix., 274Entertrona Burn, ii., 41Equator Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, ii., 94, 95Equipment Equipment for Mountaineers, The Alpine Club’s Report on, reviewed, ii.,

145, 146 The Hardy Mountaineer, a Poem, iv., 165, 166 — for Winter Climbing, i., 226–229Ericht, Gorge near Blairgowrie, Geology of, v., 273Eriskay, x., 162Esk House, ii., 88, 89Eskin, The, i., 257Etnach Cottage, iv., 234Ettrickdale, ii., 41Ettrick Penn, ix., 273Ettrick Shepherd, Adventure with Eagles at Shelter Stone, i., 112Eunach River, i., 114Europe The Playground of Europe, by Leslie Stephen, reviewed, iii., 242


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Expeditions, Naismith’s Formula to find time required for, ii., 136Expostulation Expostulation with Cruachan, a Poem, by W. P. Ker, vi., 52Ey, see Glen Ey

FACes, List of North East, ii., 160Fafernie, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 50, 63, 125 — Ascent of, i., 104, 242, 258 ; ii., 133, 142 ; v., 146 ; viii., 58 ;

x., 51 — described, viii., 63 — Height, viii., 49, 125 — Position, viii., 50, 63Fair Isle, x., 158Faireamh, see Am FaireamhFairy Knoll, Loch Fyne, viii., 329, 330Falar Lodge, x., 358Falkland Hill, see Lomond HillsFallen Column Rock, see Arthur’s SeatFalling Stones, ii., 164 ; v., 16 ; x., 151 ; see also AvalancheFalloch River, i., 119, 120Falls of Bruar, ix., 113Falls of Glomach, Paths to, i., 130 — visited, ii., 295Fang of the Merrick, see MerrickFannichs, i., 298 ; ix., 95–98 A Walk across the Fannichs, by G. Thomson, ii., 306–310 Beinn Dearg and the Fannichs, by H. G. S. Lawson, vi.,

152–160 — A’ Chailleach, i., 298 ; ix., 96–98 ; x., 124 — An Coileachan, i., 298 ; ix., 95 — An Coileachan, Ascent of, ii., 308 — Beinn Liath Bheag, ix., 95, 97 — Beinn Liath Bheag, Ascent of, x., 125 — Beinn Liath Mhor, i., 298 ; ix., 95 ; x., 124 — Beinn Liath Mhor, Ascent of, vi., 153 ; x., 125 — Beinn Liath Mhor, Height of, ix., 95 ; x., 125 — benighted near Loch a’ Bhraoin, vi., 154–158 — Best Approaches to, ix., 98 — Carn na Criche, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 97 — Carn na Criche, Ascent of, ii., 309 ; vi., 153 — Carn na Criche, Correct Route off, x., 124 — Centres for, ix., 98 — described, ix., 96, 97 — Eastern Corries, described, ii., 308 — Meall a’ Chrasgaidh, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 97


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Fannichs (continued)— — Meall a’ Chrasgaidh, Ascent of, ii., 309 — Meall a’ Chrasgaidh, Difficulty in finding Ridge, x., 124 — Meall Gorm, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 96 — Meall Gorm, Ascent of, ii., 308 — Meall Gorm, described, ix., 96 — Meall Gorm, Height and position, ix., 95 ; x., 124, 125 — Meall nam Peithirean, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 96 — Mealt nam Peithirean, Ascent of, ii., 309 — Meall nam Peithirean, Height and position, ix., 95 ; x., 124 — Meallan Rairigidh, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 96 — Meallan Rairigidh, Ascent of, ii., 308 — Sgurr Breac, i., 298 ; ix., 96 ; x., 124 — Sgurr nan Clach Geala, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 97 — Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Ascent of, vi., 153 — Sgurr nan Clach Geala, Difficulty in following Ridge in Mist,

x., 124 — Sgurr nan Each, i., 298 ; ix., 95, 97 — Sgurr nan Each, Ascent of, vi., 154 — Sgurr Mor, i., 298 ; ix., 95–97 — Sgurr Mor, Ascent of, ii., 309 ; vi., 1 53 — Sgurr Mor, Correct Route off, x., 124 — Situation of, ix., 95 — Three Difficulties when following Ridge in Mist, x., 124 — Traverse of Ridge from E. to W., ii., 279, 306–310 ; vi., 152–

160Farragon Hills, iii., 39, 40Farrow Hill, iii., 161Fasarinen, see LiathachFasnacloich, ix., 240Fassfern, i., 254Faults, Geological, Influence of, on Climbing, v., 279Feachdach, see Ben WyvisFedden, Tracks at, x., 352Feindallacher Burn, ii., 143Feith Buidhe, see Allt Feith Buidhe and Lochan Feith BuidheFeith Lair, x., 358Feith Uaine Mhor, vii., 368Felstone Hills, List of, v., 285Fenberry, x., 321Fender, Falls of, x., 172, 357Feorlin, local name for Crois, vi., 61Fereneze Braes, ii., 208, 209Fergus’ Seat, see Suidhe FheargasFersu, x., 357


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Feshie Bridge, from Loch an Eilein by Thieves’ Road, vii., 255, 256 — to Western Cairngorms, five routes, vii., 260–265Fheadain Burn, i., 246Fiacaill a’ Choire Chais, see CairngormFiacaill Coire an t-Snechda, see CairngormFin Glen, Campsies, ii., 207Finalty Hill, Ascent of, v., 146Findhorn, River, from Dalveg to Freeburn Inn, i., 257Findouran Lodge, i., 175Fionn Bheinn, Achnasheen, i., 298 ; ix., 98, 99 — Ascent of, x., 51Fionn Chro, Rum, x., 32First Aid First Aid to the Injured, by Dr. Bernard, reviewed, vi., 212Five Cairns, ix., 273–275Flannan Islands, x., 164Flora, see BotanyFoal’s Crag, viii., 44Fog Crystals, i., 231, 232Foinaven, see Foinne BheinnFoinne Bheinn, Sutherland, ix., 202, 203 — Ceann Garbh, ix., 202 — Ceann Mor, ix., 202 — Creag Dionard, ix., 202 — Geology of, i., 80 ; v., 274 ; ix., 203Folach, i., 267Food for Winter Climbing, i., 228Forbes, J. D., Criticism of Works, iii., 309–315 — His description of Skye in 1836, v., 216–218 — Tours through Scotland, iii., 310–313 — Travels, iii., 310–315Forest Lodge, see Glen Tilt Forrest, i., 164Fort Augustus, from Loch Laggan, by Corryarrick Pass, i., 167–170Fortingal, i., 132 ; ii., 113 — Ascent of Cairn Mairg from, i., 132 — from Killin, by Ben Lavvers, i., 131, 132 — Yew Tree, ii., 113 ; x., 334Fort William, Club Meet at, Easter, 1895, iii., 300–304 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1896, iv., 129–132 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1898, v., 77–79 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1901, vi., 210, 211 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1904, viii., 100–109 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1907 (unauthorised), ix., 259–263 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1908, x., 112–119 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1909, x., 264, 272–274, 335–342


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Fort William (continued)— — from Corrour, by Glen Nevis, viii., 101, 104 ; x., 117 — to Gairlochy, by Ben Nevis, ii., 291, 292 — to Loch Morar, by Glen Dessary, i., 254–256Foula, iii., 313 ; x., 159Fountainhall, Ascent of Moorfoots from, ii., 27Fox’s Couloir, see Ben LuiFragments Fragments of Earth Lore, by J. Geikie, reviewed, ii., 326, 327Fraochag, see Sgurr na SgineFraochagach, see Am FraochagachFraochaidh, Glen Creran, i., 115, also called FraochieFraser Mackintosh, C., Visit to Coruisk in 1857, v., 228Freeburn Inn, i., 257 — from Dalveg Bothy, i., 257 — from Whitebridge Inn, i., 256 — to Aviemore, i., 257Freevater Mountains The Freevater and Glenstrathfarrar Mountains, by H. T.

Munro, vi., 46–48 — Description of, and View from, vi., 46Frenich Burn, iii., 40Frosven, Loch Aylort, Ascent, etc., viii., 135, 136Frozen Turf, ii., 165Fuar Bheinn, Drumochter, i., 302Fuar Garbh Choire, see BraeriachFuar Tholl, ix., 26–30 — Ascent of Sgurr Ruadh from, iii., 163 — described, iii., 220 ; viii., 221, 222 — Height and position, ix., 26 — Paths to, x., 125, 126 — Tour of, by pass between it and Sgurr Ruadh, viii., 114Fuaran Diotach of Carn Ban, Western Cairngorms, vii., 264, 266, 269Fynloch Hill, ii., 11, 206

gAbbro, Climbing on, compared with Granite, iii., 210 ; v., 33 — Hills, Form of, iv., 119 — Hills, List of, v., 286 — Hills, Nature of Climbing on, v., 86, 277 — Varieties of, vi., 3, 4Gaelic The Climber’s Guide to the Pronunciation of the Gaelic Tongue, by L.

W. Hinxman, iv., 238Gaick Forest, viii., 177, 178Gaick Hills, Geology of, v., 270


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Gairlochy, ii., 292 — from Fort William, by Ben Nevis, ii., 291, 292 — to Tomdoun, ii., 292Gairowan River, iii., 352 ; viii., 203Gairys of Kells, see Kells RangeGala Lane, i., 165Galloway Hills, ix., 264–271 A Gallowegian Wander, by E. M. Corner, vi., 91–98 The Highlands of Galloway, by C. B. Phillip, i., 161–166 — Accommodation in district, i., 161 — Scenery of, i., 162Gamekeeper killed by Stag, i., 183, 184Gameshope Burn, i., 236Gannochy, iv., 236Garachory, see BraeriachGaradh, see An GaradhGaradh na Ciste, see Ben NevisGarbh Allt, Braemar, i., 105Garbh Allt, Glen Rosa, ii., 78 ; iii., 200Garbhanach, see An GarbbanachGarbh Bheinn, Ardgour, vii., 107, 108 Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour, by W. Brown iv., 312–315 Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour and the N. E. Ridge of Aonach

Beag, by W. I. Clark, viii., 139–148 — Ascent of, viii., 220 ; ix., 18 ; x., 339 — Ascent of, by a pinnacle, viii., 139-142 — Climbs described, v., 91, 92 ; vii., 107, 108 — described, iv., 313 ; vii., 107 — Great Gully, Attempted Ascent of, v., 92 — Great Gully, described, viii., 107 ; x., 123 — Great Ridge, Ascent of, iv., 313, 315 ; v., 91, 92 ; viii., 103,

106, 107 ; x., 117, 123, 340 — Great Ridge, Descent of, v., 130 — Great Ridge, S. Gully, ascended, v., 129, 130 — N.E. Buttress, Descent of, x., 117, 124 — Pinnacle, Ascent of, iv., 315 ; v., 91, 92, 130 — View from, v., 130 — West Wall of Great Gully, Ascent of, v., 92Garbh Bheinn, Monadhliaths, vii., 249Garbh Charn, Glen Strath Farrar, viii., 321Garbh Chioch Bheag, i., 291 ; viii., 202, 203Garbh Chioch Mor, i., 291 ; viii., 202, 203Garbh Coire, see BraeriachGarbh Leac, see A’ ChralaigGarbh Mheall, i., 284


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Garbh Mheall (continued)— — Ascent of, i., 246 — Shepherd lost on, i., 246Garbh Uisge, i., 16, 19 ; x., 9Gardyloo Gully, see Ben NevisGarlavin, i., 236Garlet, i., 236Garlocks, ii., 207Garryhorn Glen, i., 163Carva Bridge, i., 168Garvamore, i., 168Garve to Dundonnell, over the Fannichs, ii., 279, 306–310Gatehouse of Fleet, i., 161Geal Charn, Ben Alder, i., 289 — Ascent of, i., 245 ; x., 357 — Ascent of, by Lancet Edge, x., 193, 194 — View from, x., 194, 195Geal Charn, Drumochter, i., 289 ; vii., 234, 235 — Ascent of, i., 176 ; x., 254 — View from, x., 254Geal Carn, Glen Ey, x., 145Geal Charn, Glen Feshie, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 260 — Ascent of, ii., 299 ; vi., 110 ; vii., 260Geal Charn, Monadhliaths, i., 290 ; vii., 249, 250 — Ascent of, vi., 37, 38 ; ix., 147 — Beinn na Sgeith, Ascent of, vii., 250 ; ix., 147Gearanach, see An GearanachGearr Aonach, see Bidean nam BianGeikie, Sir A., Description of Ben Nevis, i., 220, 221 — Description of Suilven, i., 45 — Description of Western Cairngorms, vii., 257Gelder Lodge Bridge, awanting, x., 230Geology Fragments of Earth Lore, by J. Geikie, reviewed, ii., 326, 327 Geological Map of Scotland, by A. Geikie, reviewed, ii., 154 Ice Erosion in the Cuillin Hills of Skye, by A. Harker,

re viewed, vii., 54 Ice-work, Present and Past, by T. G. Bonney, reviewed, iv.,

135 Notes, Geological and Topographical, on the Cuillin Hills,

Skye, by A. Harker, vi., 1–13 Summary of Progress of The Geological Survey of the

United Kingdom for 1897, reviewed, v., 202–204 The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland, by H. M. Cadell,

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Geology (continued)— The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians, and the Valley

of Strathmore, by P. Macnair, reviewed, x., 176–178 The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the

Cumbraes, with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, by W. Gunn and others, reviewed, viii., 92

The Geology of the Scottish Mountains from a Climbing Point of View, by L. W. Hinxman, v., 269–286

Scottish Mountains, by A. Geikie, iv., 113–125 — Mountain Form clue to Geological Structure, iv., 116 — of Mountain Structure, i., 77 — of Ross-shire, i., 77 — of Scottish Hills, Table giving, v., 280–286 — of Sutherlandshire, i., 77 — Origin of Geological Survey, v., 203 — see also Glaciation and Glaciers — Use of Geologists, i., 47Ghaill Burn, i., 237Ghlas—All items commencing with Ghlas are indexed among those

commencing with Glas in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.

Ghurr Thionail, see A’ Ghurr ThionailGiant’s Gorrie, Beinn Bhan, ii., 15Glac Bhan, see Cnoc DeargGlaciation, iv., 136 — Influence of, on Climbing, v., 279 — of Cuillins, vi., 5, 6 — of Rocks in Corieachan Leacach, viii., 205Glaciers, Absence of, in Scotland, ii., 166 — Evidences of, in Corrie Lagan, ii., 218Glas Allt, Loch Muick, ii., 134Glasallt Shiel, viii., 55Glas Bheinn, Inchnadamph, i., 47 : ix., 178Glasbheinn, Loch Carron, iii., 218 ; ix., 27Ghlas Bheinn, Loch Duich, see A’ Ghlas BheinnGlas Bheinn Mhor, i., 285 ; vii., 96–98 Stob Coir an Albannaich and Glas Bheinn Mhor, by F. J.

Dewar, ii., 301–305 — Ascent of, ii., 304 ; iii., 101, 105 ; vii., 286 ; x., 262Glas Dhoire, Track in, x., 352Glas Feithe Bheag, vi., 110Glas Leathad Beag, see Ben WyvisGlas Leathad Mor, see Ben WyvisGlas Maol, i., 303 ; viii., 125–132 — Ascent of, i., 23 ; ii., 142 ; iv., 231, 232 ; v., 145, 146


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Glas Maol (continued)— — described, i., 99, 100 — Geology of, v., 276 — Height and position, viii., 125, 128 — how best ascended, viii., 130 — Little, Height and position, i., 303 ; viii., 126 — Right-of-way across, i., 100 ; viii., 128 — View from, i., 23, 24 ; iv., 232Glas Mheall Liath, see An TeallachGlas Mheall Mor, see An TeallachGlas Mheall Mor, Gaick Forest, i., 302 ; viii., 177, 178Glas Tholl a’ Bhothain, see LiathachGhlas Thuill Glen, x., 2Glas Thulachan, i., 303 ; viii., 167–171 — Ascent of, i., 103 ; ix., 168 ; x., 145, 359 — described, viii., 169 ; ix., 168 — Group, described, viii., 169–171 — View from, x., 359Glasgow, Balloon Ascent from, vi., 254 — Notes on the Hills near, ii., 206–209Glazed Rocks, Remarks regarding, ii., 165, 166Glede Knowe, x., 54Glen Affric, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Alltbeath, from Clunie, v., 107 — contrasted with Glen Strath Farrar, iii., 122 — Luggage Cart from Cannich to the Lodge at Loch Affric, viii.,

279 — Mountains North of, best ascended from Clunie, viii., 263 — Right-of-way through, described, i., 129, 130 — Roads and Paths, viii., 278, 279Gleann Allt Coire Gabhail, x., 244Glen Ample, i., 120, 121 ; ii., 267 ; iii., 21Glen Artney, i., 121Glen Avon, i., 175 ; viii., 44Glenbain, ii., 52Glen Barrisdale, i., 268Glen Beg, Ballochbuie, ii., 143Glenbeg, Glenelg, i., 203Glen Beg, Glen Shee, i., 243 ; iv., 230Glen Beich, i., 121Gleann Bianasdail, ii., 316Glen Blackshope, ix., 272Glen Brerachan, ii., 141Glen Bruach Caoruinn, iii., 345Glen Bruar, i., 323


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Glen Buckie, i., 122Glen Builg, viii., 44, 45Glen Calder, i., 257Glen Callater, i., 99, 101, 258Glen Camaraidh, i., 255Glen Canisp, i., 47Glen Canisp, Deer Forest, i., 55Glen Cannich, Right-of-way through, i., 130 — Roads and Paths, viii., 279Glen Carnach, i., 268 ; iv., 325–328Glen Carrifran, ix., 272Glen Carron, Accommodation in, viii., 326 — Geology of, iii., 221 — Siding, iv., 175 — Station from Loch Monar, v., 113Glen Catacol, viii., 33 ; x., 97Gleann Ceann Droma, iv., 247Glen Chalmadale, see Glen HalmidelGleann Chaorachain, ii., 312 ; xi 3Glen Chlachain, iv., 294Gleann a’ Choilich, Right-of-way through, i., 130Glen Choillean, i., 325Glen Chonoghlais, i., 325 ; v., 263, 315, 317Gleann Cia-Aig, ii., 292 ; x., 352Glen Clachaig, Mull, i., 177Glen Clova, see ClovaGlen Clunie, Features of, viii., 233Glencoe A Wet Day in Glencoe, by H. Raeburn, v., 24–28 Climbing in Glencoe, by W. Brown, iv., 48–51 — Scenery of, iv., 264 ; ix., 306 — Site of the Massacre, i., 91Glen Coilleachan, v., 31 5Glen Cona, iii., 65Glen Creran The Glen Creran Hills, by A. W. Russell, ix., 239–242 — described, ix., 240 — Hills, i., 115Glen Daghob, i., 132Glen Dee, i., 14 ; vii., 333 ; viii., 192Glen Derry, i., 15 ; ii., 62 ; vii., 329 — Geology of, vii., 253Glen Dessary, i., 255, 256 — Accommodation in, iii., 351 ; viii., 201, 203, 204 — Path, viii., 203


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Glen Dibidil, i., 260, 263, 264 ; iii., 280, 282, 283Glen Diridh, i., 324Glen Dochard, Inveroran, iii., 105Glen Doll, i., 24, 99, 101, 175, 242, 258 ; ii., 133 ; viii., 58 — Climbing possibilities in, viii., 131 — described, viii., 127Glen Dorcha, i., 49Glen Dubh, Balquhidder, i., 122 — Ascent of hills at head, v., 58Glen Dubh, Ben Lomond, i., 127, 320 ; iii., 344Gleann Dubh, Rannoch Moor, ii., 125Gleann an Dubh Choirein, i., 121, 319 ; ii., 266 ; iii., 19 ; iv., 297Glen Duchray, iii., 344, 345Glen Duibhlighe, iii., 68Glen Dulochan, iii., 31 ; iv., 324Glen Dye, x., 145Glen Eidart, vii., 265, 266Glen Elchaig, Right-of-way through, i., 130 — Path from Pait, viii., 281Glenelg, i., 203, 264, 267, 268 — Pictish Towers, i., 204Glen Esk to Deeside, via Mount Keen, see Mount KeenGlen Etive, ix., 110Glen Eunach, as a route to the Western Cairngorms, vii., 256 — Best point of entry to, i., 196 — described, vii., 257 ; viii., 112 — Geology of, vii., 253 — Night spent in Upper Bothy, viii., 183 — Paths through, vii., 257Glen Evaig, viii., 324Glen Ey, described, i., 103 — visited, i., 103 ; ix., 171, 172 ; x., 147, 358Glen Ey Hills, viii., 167–171 An Experience on the Hills of Ey, by E. M. Corner, ix., 167–

174 — Ascended from Blair Atholl, x., 357–359 — Ascended from Glenshee, v., 118 — described, ix., 167Glen Falloch, iv., 226 Glen Finlas to Glen Falloch, by J. Maclay, v., 58–60Glen Fernach, i., 243Glen Feshie, as a base for the Western Cairngorms, vii., 256 — Ascent of Sgoran Dubh from, ii., 47 — described, vii., 257–266 — Geology of, vii., 253


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Glen Feshie (continued)— — Routes to the Western Cairngorms from, vii., 260–266 — The Bridges of, vii., 261Glen Finlas, i., 122 Glen Finlas to Glen Falloch, by J. Maclay, v., 58–60Glenfinnan, Accommodation in, iii., 65 — Hills, i., 243, 244 ; viii., 134–136 — visited, i., 243 ; iii., 351Glen Fionn, i., 254Glen Fionnlighe, viii., 134Glenforsa House, i., 177Glengaber Burn, iv., 179Glen Gairn, x., 143 In Ptarmigan Land, by L. W. Hinxman, iv., 214–217 — described, iv., 214 ; viii., 45, 46Glen Gairn Hills, Ski-ing on, x., 345Glengarry Place-Names in Glengarry and Glenquoich, by E. C. Ellice, reviewed, v.,

151, 152Glen Gelder, ii., 140Glen Geldie, from Blair Atholl, via Beinn Dearg, etc., x., 145Glen Geusachan, Ascent of Beinn Bhrotain from, x., 144, 145 — Descent of Cairntoul by, i., 200, 201Glen Girnaig, iii., 40Glen Grudie, ix., 40 ; x., 67Glen Gyle, v., 60Glen Halmidel, viii., 16Glenheurie Burn and Rig, i., 256Gleniffer Braes, ii., 208, 209Gleann Innis, iii., 123 ; viii., 280Glen Inveruglas Boulder, iv., 53Glenisla, Accommodation at, i., 22, 99, 100 ; viii., 130 — Crags at head of, i., 24 — to Braemar, i., 100, 101 ; viii., 128, 129 — to Glenshee, v., 147Glen Iubhair, iv., 313 ; v., 129 ; x., 123Glen Keltie, iii., 19Glen Kingie, viii., 203, 204Glen Kinglass, i., 238 ; ii., 110 ; viii., 331Glen Kirkaig, iv., 31Glen Kishorn, ii., 13Gleann na Laoigh, i., 46Glen Lochay, Killin, i., 271, 275, 325 ; iv., 228 ; viii., 237Glen Lochy, Glenshee, i., 104 ; x., 145Glen Loin, Arrochar, i., 68


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Glen Loin, Arrochar (continued)— — Description of Caves, v., 200 ; vi., 190Glen Loin, Glen Avon, viii., 44Glen Loyne, Tomdoun, ii., 292, 293Glen Lui, i., 13, 14, 316 ; vii., 328Glen Lui Beg, i., 14, 18, 201 ; vii., 331–333Glen Lyon Deep Glen Lyon, by J. G. Stott, ii., 113-116 Stuchd an Lochain and the Upper Part of Glen Lyon, by F.

S. Goggs, viii., 235–248 — Cashlie Bridge, see Cashlie — Cashlie Forts, see Cashlie — Cashlie to Tyndrum, viii., 241, 242 — described, ii., 113 ; viii., 244 ; ix., 236 — from Loch Rannoch, over Garbh Mheall, i., 246 — Hills, from Killin, i., 131 — Hills (at head of Glen) ascended, v., 316–318 — Hills (at head of Glen), References to, in S. M. C. Journal, v.,

317, 318 — Invermeran Bridge, viii., 241 — Lubreoch, viii., 239 — to Tyndrum, i., 246Glen Mark, iv., 235 — Right-of-way through, viii., 126Glen Markie, i., 257Glen Massan, ii., 273Glen Meadail, i., 269 ; iv., 323, 324, 328 ; viii., 203Glen nam Meann, i., 122Glen Meinich, i., 327Glean Mhaire, vii., 370Glen Mor, Glen Tilt, x., 358Glenmore, Rothiemurchus, i., 107, 108Glenmore Lodge, Rothiemurchus, Accommodation at, i., 84, 128, 134 — Night spent at, ii., 57, 58 — to Aviemore, distance, vii., 354 — to Boat of Garten, distance, vii., 354 — to Cairngorm, distance, vii., 350 — to Nethy Bridge, distance, vii., 353 — to Nethy Footbridge, Time cycling, ix., 147 — View from, vii., 350Glen Moriston, v., 104Gleann na Muice, ii., 316 ; ix., 90 ; x., 4 — Route through, vi., 100Glen Muick, Bridges and Roads, viii., 53 — from Clova, ii., 246


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Glen Nevis, Accommodation in, vii., 131 — described, i., 221 ; vii., 136 ; viii., 143 — Footbridge near Steall, vii., 132 — from Corrour to Fort William, viii., 101, 104 ; x., 117 — from Roy Bridge over the Easains, iii., 346, 347 — Roads, vii., 131 — to Corrour over An Gearanach, etc., x., 118 — to Kinlochlmore, Shortest Route, x., 229 — Walk down described, vii., 132, 133Glen Noe, ii., 85, 180, 280Glen Ogle, i., 121Glen Orchy, i., 25Glen Pattack, i., 136Glen Pean, i., 255 — Accommodation in, viii., 201 — Climbing in, viii., 134Glen Prosen, Accommodation in, viii., 130 — Inchmill Inn, i., 99 ; ii., 198 — Routes through, i., 99, 104 — to Braemar, i., 104 — to Lochnagar, ii., 198Glen Quoich, Braemar, i., 315 ; viii., 47, 48 ; x., 147Glen Quoich, Glen Garry, ii., 293 ; iii., 352 ; x., 351 Place Names in Glengarry and Glenquoich, by E. C. Ellice,

reviewed, v., 151, 152Gleann Riabhach, ii., 278 ; iv., 299Glen Rosa, described by Macculloch and others, viii., 22–25 — Etymology, viii., 16 — to Glen Sannox, by the Saddle, viii., 35, 36 ; x., 99 — visited, ii., 78 — Western Corries, Description of, by Jamieson, viii., 30Glen Roy, Parallel Roads, iv., 136 ; vi., 211 — Macculloch’s Explanation of, iii., 190Glen Salach, ix., 239Glen Sannox The Glen Sannox Hills, by T. F. S. Campbell, i., 31–36 — compared with other Glens, i., 32 — Descent to, from Ceum na Caillich, i., 34 ; iii., 205 ; x., 95, 96,

108 — described, i., 31, 32 — Descriptions of, by Macculloch and others, viii., 22–25 — Etymology, viii., 16 — North Ridge climbed, ii., 23, 24 — South Ridge, ii., 18 — to Glen Rosa by the Saddle, viii., 35–37 ; x., 99


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Glensax, iv., 178Glen Shant, Etymology, viii., 16 — Pinnacle, x., 92, 93Glenshee, see also Spital of Glenshee A Summer Night on the Glenshee Hills, by H. T. Munro, v.,

116–120 — Accommodation in, viii., 130 — Ascent of Glen Ey Hills from, v., 118 — described, i., 99 — from Blairgowrie, iv., 230 — from Braemar, over the Cairnwell, i., 242 — from Glenisla, i., 22, 23 — from Pitlochry, ii., 141, 142 — to Braemar over Glas Maol, etc., iv., 230–233 — to Braemar over Lochnagar, ii., 142Glen Shiel, v., 105, 106 ; viii., 233Glen Shira, Inveraray, vii., 127Glen Shirra, Loch Laggan, i., 168Gleann an t’Slugain, i., 315 ; viii., 47 ; x., 147Glen Spean, Tracks in, vi., 64, 65Gleann na Squaib, Face of Beinn Dearg, Probable Climbs on, vi., 37Glen Strae, i., 238 ; ii., 109Glen Strath Farrar The Freevater and Glenstrathfarrar Mountains, by H. T. Munro, vi.,

46–48 — Accommodation in, viii., 322 — contrasted with Glen Affric, iii., 122 — from Beauly to Loch Carron, iii., 121–126 — Hills, viii., 320–322 — Hills, Ascent of, from Struy, vi., 47, 48 — Roads and Paths, viii., 322, 325Glen Suileag, i., 254 ; viii., 135Glen Tanner, from Pananich to Edzell, over Mount Keen, iv., 234–237 — on Ski, x., 346 — Right-of-way through, viii., 126Glen Tarf, Atholl, vii., 368Glen Tarff, Fort Augustus, i., 170Glen Teuc na Muidhe, Hills at head of, i., 115Glen Thailneiche, ii., 142Glen Tilt, Bridge near Allt Fheannach, x., 359 — Cycled through, x., 172 — from Blair Atholl to Braemar, ii., 240 — from Blair Atholl to Braemar, over An Sgaisoch, x., 230 — from Blair Atholl to Glen Ey Hills and back, x., 357, 359 — from Braemar to Blair Atholl, vi., 67 ; x., 231


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Glen Tilt (continued)— — Pennant’s Description of, iii., 116 — Robson’s Description of, iv., 261 ; ix., 304 — visited, i., 324Glen Torridon, i., 190Glentress, ii., 26 ; x., 54Glen Tromie, viii., 178Glen Tye, i., 319Glen Udale, Path in, x., 126Glen Unndalain, i., 268 ; iv., 301Glen Ure, ii., 321Glenvale, iii., 39Gleourach, i., 292 ; viii., 261 — Ascent of, x., 35 1Glissading, Dangers of, iv., 78 — Experiments in stopping, x., 25 — Hints and Precautions, viii., 291–294 — Long Glissades in Scotland, viii., 294 — Mishap while, iv., 79 — on Ben More, Perthshire, i., 317 — Remarks regarding, ii., 164, 165 — Use of the Ice Axe, x., 22–24, 127Glomach, see Falls of GlomachGlories, see Brocken SpectreGlyders, Ascent of, iii., 63Gneiss, Archæan, an Ancient Plane of Denudation, v., 270 — in Outer Hebrides, x., 162 — Mountains, List of, v., 284 — Mountains, Nature of Climbing on, v., 274, 275 — Mountains, the most ancient in Scotland, iv., 123, 124 — Scenery of, i., 78Goatfell, x., 90–92 — Am Binnein described, iii., 197 — Am Binnein traversed, vii., 52 — Ascent, Description of various Routes, viii., 17, 1 8 — Ascent from Corrie described, iii., 206 — Ascent possible in one day from Glasgow, iv., 134 — Ascent, via Cioch na h’Oighe, vii., 50 — Ascents, various, at New Year, 1907, ix., 252–254 — Cioch na h’Oighe, see Cioch na h’Oighe — Descent, Description of various Routes, x., 91 — Descent to Glen Rosa, described by Nicolson, viii., 18, 19 — Description of, by Lord Cockburn, iii., 209 — Description of, by Grierson, iii., 209 — Description of, by Lugless Willie Lithgow, iii., 208


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Goatfell (continued)— — Description of, by Macculloch, iii., 191, 209 — Description of, by Hugh Macdonald, iii., 209 — Description of, by Nicolson, iii., 206 — Description of, by A. C. Ramsay, iii., 209 — Etymology, viii., 15, 16 — Geology, iv., 117, 118 — Heights, x., 89, 90 — Mullach Buidhe, x., 89, 91, 92 — Mullach Buidhe, Ascent of, ii., 18 — Mullach Buidhe, Ascent of, from Saddle, i., 35 — Mullach Buidhe, Descent from, to Cioch na h’Oighe, i., 35 — Mullach Buidhe, described, iii., 196 — Nomenclature of Peaks, iii., 196 — North Top, Ascent of, ii., 18 ; viii., 82 — North Top, Position, iii., 196 ; viii., 21 — Ridges explored, iii., 196 — to Am Binnein, x., 91 — to Cioch na h’Oighe, x., 91 — to North Goatfell, x., 91 — View from, x., 90, 91 — View from, contrasted with that from other Arran Hills, x., 91 — View from, described by Grierson and others, viii., 19–21 — View from, described by Nicolson, iii., 207 ; x., 91 — West Face prospected, viii., 19Goatsuckers, x., 7Gods The Knees of the Gods, ix., 192–198Gooseberry, x., 321Gordon’s Loup, ascended, vi., 92 — Height of, vi., 97Gortan, ii., 125Gowal, Burn of, i., 102Grain Gill, ii., 89 ; vi., 133Grampians Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, by G. F. Robson, Note on, iii., 248,

249 The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians, etc., by P.

Macnair, reviewed, x., 176–178Granite, Climbing on, compared with Gabbro, iii., 210 ; v., 33 — Mountains, Form of, iv., 117–119 — Mountains, List of, v., 285 — Mountains, Nature of Climbing on, v., 276Grass, Dangers of, iv., 80 — Remarks regarding Snow on, ii., 165


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Great End, ii., 89, 145 ; iii., 3 ; iv., 175 ; vi., 133Great Gable, ii., 145 ; iii., 3, 159 ; iv., 175 ; v., 87 ; vi., 132Greenfield, Glen Garry, ii., 292 ; x., 352Green Hill, i., 175Green Loch, Rothiemurchus, i., 107, 108 ; vii., 350Green Lowther, ix., 273, 275Grey Castle, see Suilven, Caisteal LiathGrey Mare’s Tail, i., 237, 320Grianan, see An GriananGrierson, Rev. Thos. Autumnal Rambles, noticed, iii., 252–256 — on Brodick, viii., 13 — Visit to Loch Coruisk, 1849, v., 227Gruagach, see A’ GruagachGrudie Bridge, i., 190 ; x., 49, 67, 70Gualann, i., 246Guelder Rose, x., 321, 322Guide Books Alps :—A Guide to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, iv., 353 Chamonix and the Range of Mont Blanc, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, iv., 191 Guide to the Walks and Climbs around Arolla, by W.

Larden, reviewed, x., 178 The Alpine Guide: Hints and Notes; Practical and

Scientific, for Travellers in the Alps, by J. Ball, reviewed, v., 318

The Alpine Guide: The Western Alps, by J. Ball, reviewed, v., 149

England :—Climbing in the British Isles—I., England, by W. P. Haskett-Smith, reviewed, iii., 170–172

Rock-Climbing in the English Lake District, by O. G. Jones, reviewed, v., 42–44

The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity, W. P. Spalding, reviewed, vi., 68

Ireland :—Climbing in the British Isles—II., Wales and Ireland, by W. P. Haskett-Smith and H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70

Scotland:—Guide to Ben Nevis, by J. Menzies & Co., reviewed, iii., 49 Guide to Morven, issued by the Cairngorm Club, reviewed, i.,

249 Guide to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, by G. & P.

Anderson, Note regarding, iii., 251 ; iv., 13 Handbook for Travellers in Scotland, by J. Murray,

reviewed, iii., 240


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Guide Books (continued)— Mountain, Moor, and Loch, Sir Joseph Causton & Sons,

reviewed, iii., 174 Nelson’s Handbook to Scotland, referred to, iv., 11 Rock-Climbing in Skye, by A. P. Abraham, reviewed, x., 175 Scottish Mountaineering Club’s Guide Book, v., 231–241 ;

vi., 111–118, 172–203, 235–248 ; vii., 23–32, 88–109, 130–176, 222–235, 245–277, 323–362 ; viii., 41–72, 125–132, 166–178, 197–209, 258–281, 320–327 ; ix., 25–41, 88–99, 132–141, 199–206, 264–287, 293–367 ; x., 26–32, 82–111, 156–170

Some Rambles round Edinburgh, by T. C. Oliphant, reviewed, ii., 212

The Contour Road Book of Scotland, by H. R. G. Inglis, reviewed, iv., 190

The Pentland Hills, their Paths and Passes, by W. A. Smith, reviewed, viii., 226

Wales :—Climbing in the British Isles—II., Wales and Ireland, by W. P. Haskett-Smith and H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70

Rock-Climbing in North Wales, by G. and A. Abraham, reviewed, ix., 103

Welsh Mountaineering, by A. W. Perry, re viewed, iv., 257 — Old and New, iv., 3 — The first, iv., 11Guideless Climbing, ii., 157Gulvain, i., 291 ; viii., 198 — Ascent of, vi., 211; viii., 134 — described, viii., 134, 198Gutted Haddie, see Arthur’s Seat

hACkberrY, x., 322Hagberry, x., 322Hand-book Hand-book for Travellers in Scotland, by J. Murray, reviewed, iii., 240–

242 Hanging Knot, ii., 89Hardy The Hardy Mountaineer, a Poem, iv., 165, 166Harris, x., 163 — Hills, Names of, v., 301 — Hills, visited, v., 305Harris Glen, Rum, iii., 283Hartfell, i., 321 ; ix., 271Haws, x., 323Heaval, Barra, x., 162


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Hebrides, Inner, Geology of, v., 277Hebrides, Outer, x., 161–164Heckberry, x., 322Hecla, South Uist, x., 162, 163Heddle, Prof. F., Biographical Note, by H. T. Munro, v., 114, 115Hegberry, x., 322, 323Henbane, x., 323Henhole, Cheviots, ix., 279Hepburn, David, In Memoriam notice, ix., 291, 292Herd’s Hill, i., 107Heriot Water, ii., 27Herodotus An Unrecorded Fragment of Herodotus, x., 59–66Heystane Burn, i., 236High Top, see Cairnsmore of FleetHighest Points of the Counties of Scotland, A Table of, i., 250, 251Highlands Guide to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, by G. and P. Anderson,

Note regarding, iii., 251 ; iv., 13 In the North West Highlands in February, by S. A. Gillon,

viii., 229-234 Observations on the Highlands, by W. Gilpin, Notes

re garding, iv., 5 The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, by J.

Macculloch, described, iii., 183–194 The Mountain Scenery of the N. W. Highlands, by H. M. Cadell, i., 76–82 — Place Names, Suggested Glossary of, i., 183Highway A Skye Highway, by Will. C. Smith, x., 13–16Hill of Cat, viii., 125Hill of Stake, ii., 209Hill of Strome, i., 175Hills Only a Beautiful Day on the Hills, by A. E. Maylard, viii., 299–303 Our Western Hills, by a Glasgow Pedestrian, reviewed, ii.,

147, 148 Some Hill Walks from Tyndrum, by J. H. Bell, ix., 1–8Himalayas Climbing and Exploration in the Karakorams-Himalayas, by W. M.

Conway, reviewed, iii., 172, 173 The Karakorams and Kashmir, by O. Eckenstein, reviewed,

iv, 189, 190Hindberry, x., 323Hinxman’s Tables, giving Geological Structure of Scottish Hills, v., 280–286


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Hirendean Castle, ii., 25, 26Hirst Hill, ii., 208Hogs Knowe, see MoorfootsHolly, x., 323, 324Holm of Noss, Shetlands, x., 161Holy Island, x., 99Honeysuckle, x., 324, 325Hoodens Hill, vi., 92Horsburgh Valley, ii., 25, 26Hotels, Tariffs, etc., i., 40, 44, 83, 84, 128, 174, 235 ; viii., 136Hounam, i., 130House of the Hill, i., 161Howe of the Cauldron, see MerrickHowe of Cromar, x., 139Howitt, Wm. and Mary, An Ascent of Ben Lomond by, in 1822, i., 123–127Howliston, i., 317Hoy, Island of, x., 156–158Hoy, Old Man of, x., 156, 157Hunt Law, ix., 280Hurts (Blaeberries), x., 325Huts, Description of the Climbers’ Huts at Coruisk, v., 2-4Hygienic Hygienic Hymn, by A. Nicolson, quoted, iv., 164

ICe A Scottish Ice Climb, by H. Raeburn, ix., 153–158 Ice Erosion in the Cuillin Hills of Skye, by A. Harker,

reviewed, vii., 54 Ice-work, Present and Past, by Prof. T. G. Bonney, reviewed,

iv., 135 — “Ice Cauldron of Galloway”, i., 162 ; ix., 268 — in Britain, viii., 294 — Occurrence of, ii., 279Ice Axe Some Mechanics of the Rope and Axe, by G. Thomson, x.,

17–25 — How to sink in snow, viii., 296 — Introduction in Scotland, ii., 158 — Use of, in glissading, x., 22–24, 127 — Use of, on ice-slopes, ii., 165, 322 ; viii., 286 ; x., 20–22, 128Ice Slopes, in Scotland, ii., 322 — Use of axe on, ii., 165, 322 ; viii., 286 ; x., 20–22, 128Iced Rocks, viii., 294Ideal A Purely Climbing Ideal, by J. H. Bell, viii., 1–3


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Ideal (continued)— — Climb, W. Douglas’ conditions for, viii., 96, 97Igneous Rocks The Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Skye, by A. Harker reviewed,

viii., 224–226 — Mountain Forms of, iv., 117 — Nature of climbing on, v., 276–279 — of Skye, vi., 1–6 ; viii., 224–226Illwraith, Gorge of, i., 164Inbhireala, x., 357Inchmahome, i., 320Inchmill, Glen Prosen, i., 99, 104 ; ii., 198 ; viii., 130Inchnadamph, i., 48 — Climbing possibilities in district, ix., 178 ; x., 181 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1907, ix., 254–258 — Scenery of, ix., 178 — to Lochinver by Motor Car, ix., 182Inchriach, vii., 258Inchrory, Ascent of Ben Avon from, i., 174, 175 ; ii., 274 — from Ballater, ii., 273 — Lagganalt, ii., 274 ; viii., 44 — Roads and Baths, viii., 44 — to Inver, over Ben Avon, ii., 274, 275Inchtomach, vii., 340Inchvuilt, iii., 123 ; viii., 280In Memoriam—William Brown, vii., 20–22 Joseph Collier, ix., 47, 48 David Hepburn, ix., 291, 292 H. G. S. Lawson, vii., 212, 213 Sheriff Nicolson, ii., 254–258 Robert Kerr Parr, viii., 185 Prof. John Veitch, iii., 175–182 Alfred Williams, ix., 48, 49Innerleithen, i., 318 — to Leadburn, x., 54 — to Selkirk, ix., 277Innischaorach, iv., 228Innishewan, ii., 138Innse Burn, i., 247Inchnabobbart, Accommodation at, viii., 53Inver, from Inchrory over Ben Avon, ii., 274, 275Inveraray, i., 7, 8Inverarnan, Ascent of Ben Lui from, i., 210Invercannich Inn, iii., 121Inverchanian, v., 189


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Inverey, i., 103 ; x., 145Invergarry, Race to, from Loch Hourn, v., 151Inverhaggernie, iv., 294Inverie, Accommodation at, i., 265 ; iv., 283 ; viii., 203, 205, 207 — Ascent of Ladhar Beinn from, i., 267 — Ascent of Sgor na Ciche from, iv., 323 — from Barrisdale, i., 268, 269 — from Shiel Inn, iii., 30, 31Inverlair, see TullochInverlochlarig, i., 119 ; ii., 269 to Crianlarich, via Ben Tulachan, etc., i., 241Invermark, Accommodation at, i., 100 — from Glen Clova, i., 100 — to Ballater, via Mount Keen, i., 100Invermeran, i., 246 ; viii., 241Invernenty Glen, v., 59Inveroran, see also Blackmount — Club Meet at, Easter, 1890, iv., 90 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1892, ii., 121–132 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1894, iii., 97–102 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1900, vi., 53–58 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1903, vii., 285–288 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1909, x., 261–264 — described, i., 25 — from Dalwhinnie, over Ben Alder, ii., 124, 125 — from Kingshouse, over Clachlet, etc., i., 143–147 — Meet of L.S.C.C, Easter, 1909, x., 271 — Peaks accessible from, ii., 122 — Surroundings described, ii., 121, 122 — to Kingshouse, over Beinn an Dothaidth, etc., iii., 127–129 — to Kingshouse, Route described, i., 26 — to Loch Awe, ii., 130 Inversanda, iv., 312Iolaire Burn, i., 274Iorguill, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireIreland Climbing in the British Isles—II., Wales and Ireland, by W. P. Haskett-

Smith and H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70Isean, see Ant IseanIsla, Geology of the Gorge, v., 273Islands Guide to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, by G. and P. Anderson,

Note regarding, iii., 251 ; iv., 13 The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, by J.

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Islay as a Climbing Resort, vii., 179Ivy, x., 325, 326

jAMes’ Hill, ii., 208Jameson, R., Description of Skye, and Ascent of Beinn na Caillich, 1800, v.,

210Jammed Block Chimney, see Ben NarnainJapan Mountaineering and Exploration in the Japanese Alps, by W. Weston,

reviewed, iv., 254 — Note regarding Mountaineering in, v., 265Jeffries Corse, see MoorfootsJock’s Road, i., 258Johnson, Dr. S., Description of Skye, 1773, v., 209 — Journey to Western Highlands, commented on, iv., 3Jones, O. G., Death of, on Dent Blanche, v., 319Journal Alpine Journal, see Alpine Cairngorm Club Journal, No. 1, reviewed, ii., 324–326 New Zealand Alpine Journal, The, reviewed, ii., 211, 212 S. M. C. Journal, Additions, Corrections and Remarks to

Vol. II., by H. T. Munro, ii., 330–336 S. M. C. Journal, Lines on First Number, by E. D. A.

Morshead, i., 88 S. M. C. Journal, Preface to Vol. II., by J. G. Stott, ii., 1, 2 Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club Journal, Vol. I., No. 1, reviewed,

v., 318–320Juniper, x., 326, 327Jura, x., 168–170, see also Paps of Jura — Accommodation on, iii., 166 ; x., 169 — Ascent of the Paps, iii., 164–166 ; iv., 291 — described, x., 169 — Form and Colour of, iv., 114 — Visited by Yachting Meet, Easter, 1897, iv., 291

kAMe of Hoy, x., 158Karakorams, see HimalayasKeith, Dr. Skene, Ascent of Braeriach in 1810, vii., 267, 268Kells Range, ix., 264, 265, 268–270 — Ascent of various tops, vi., 94–96 — Black Craig, ix., 269 — Bow, The, i., 163 ; vi., 98 ; ix., 269 — Cairnsgarroch, vi., 96, 97 ; ix., 269 — Carlin’s Cairn, ix., 268–270 — Carlin’s Cairn, Ascent of, i., 163, 164 ; vi., 93


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Kells Range (continued)— — Carlin’s Cairn, described, vi., 95, 96 — Carlin’s Cairn, Height of, vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — Carlin’s Cairn, History of, vi., 95 — Carlin’s Cairn, Routes of Ascent, ix.. 269, 270 — Carlin’s Cairn, View from, i., 163, 164 — Coran of Portmark, i., 163 — Coran of Portmark, Ascent of, vi., 96 — Coran of Portmark, Height, vi., 98 ; ix., 269 — Corserine, ix., 268–270 — Corserine, Ascent of, i., 164 ; vi., 95 — Corserine, Height, vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — Corserine, View of, from Carlin’s Cairn, vi., 95 — Craignine, i., 164 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — easily reached from Dairy, i., 164 — Gairys, Derivation of Name, i., 164 — how best reached, ii., 138 — Little Millyea, ix., 269 — Meaul, i., 163 ; vi., 96, 97 ; ix., 269 — Meikle Craigtarson, vi., 94, 97 ; ix., 269 — Meikle Millyea, i., 164 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — Milldown, vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — Millfire, i., 164 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 269 — North Gairy Top, ix., 269 — View from, vi., 96 — Walks over, i., 163–165Keltie Glen, i., 121 ; iv., 296Ken Valley, i., 163Kendrum Glen, i., 121Kenknock Farm, Glen Lochay, viii., 237Kern Knotts Crack, First Ascent, iv., 175Kildonan Goldfields, iv., 135Kilfinnan Woods, i., 170Killiecrankie, Pennant’s Description of, iii., 1 16 — to Inveroran by Motor Car, ix., 107, 108Killin The Killin Hills, by J. G. Stott, i., 270–275 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1903, vii., 278–280 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1909, x., 258–261 — Description of, by Pennant, iii., 118 — from Balgie Bridge, by Lairg Breisleich, ix., 236–238 — from Crianlarich, over Meall Chuirn, iv., 227 — from Tyndrum, by Loch Lyon, i., 325 — Hills, vii., 25–27 — Hills ascended, i., 178


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Killin (continued)— — to Edramucky, Road described, ix., 230 — to Fortingal, via Ben Lawers, i., 131, 132 — to Fernan, via Ben Lawers, ix., 229–234Kilpatrick Hills, Descriptive Note of the various hills, ii., 206, 207 — Auchineden Hill, ii., 10, 206 — Craigend Muir, ii., 207 — Craigton, ii., 206 — Dunbuck, ii., 207 — Duncomb, ii., 11, 206 — Dunglass, ii., 207 — Dungoyach, ii., 207 — Fynloch, ii., II, 206 — Pillar Craig, ii., 207 — The Slacks, ii., 11, 206 — The Whangie, see WhangieKilsyth Hills, Carron River, ii., 208 — Craw Road, ii., 207 — Little Bin, ii., 207 — Meikle Bin, see Meikle BinKincardine Church, i., 196Kincraig to Blair Atholl via Sgoran Dubh, etc., vi., 110Kingshouse (Glencoe) Memories of the Kingshouse Meet, 1906, by W. I. Clark, ix.,

105–117 More Motoring among the Mountains and a Kingshouse

Meet in July, by G. B. Gibbs, ix., 9–18 — Ascent of Buchaille Etive from, i., 25–30 — Best centre for the Buchailles, v., 232 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1905, viii., 252–254 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1906, ix., 79, 83–85 — from Clachaig over Bidean, etc., i., 85, 89–97, 143 — from Inveroran over Beinn an Dothaidh, etc., iii., 127–120 — from Inveroran, route described, i., 26 — from Tyndrum, i., 143 — Tariff arrangements, viii., 136 — to Inveroran over Clachlet, etc., i., 743–147 — to Killiecrankie by Motor Car, ix., 112Kingshouse (Strathyre) to Ben More and back, i., 119 — to Crianlarich over Ben More and Stobinian i., 118, 119 Kingussie, a centre for “Munro’s” with Cycle or Motor, ix., 118 — from Braemar, over Sgoran Dubh, x., 150 — from Edendon, viii., 178 — Loch Laggan Road, described, ix., 119 — Recollections of a Summer Day at, ix., 118


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Kingussie (continued)— — Ski-ing at, x., 291 — to Loch Avon, x., 6–12Kinloch, Rum, i., 259 ; iii., 278, 280, 283Kinloch, Tongue, iv., 43Kinloch Ailort, iii., 65 ; viii., 135Kinlocheil, iii., 65Kinlochetive, to Dalmally, ii., 301–305Kinlochewe as a Climbing Centre, v., 254 ; ix., 38, 39 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1899, v., 253–256 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1900, vi., 59, 60 — from Dundonnell, ii., 311–316 — “ Heights” of, ix., 90 — Suggested Routes to Alligin and Ben Dearg from, i., 193 — Traverse of Ben Eighe from, i., 188–190 — Traverse of Liathach from, i., 190–192Kinlochourn, ii., 293 ; iv., 279–281 ; viii., 261Kinlochleven, x., 228, 229, 340Kinlochmorar, i., 256 ; viii., 201Kinlochmore, see KinlochlevenKinlochquoich, iii., 352 ; x., 349-351Kintail and Knoidart, A Tramp through, iii., 351–353Kintyre The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes, with

parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, by W. Gunn and others, reviewed, viii., 92

Kirkhope Burn, ii., 42Kirkmichael from Blair Atholl, over Ben Vuroch, i., 243 — Route to Beinn a’ Ghlo from, ii., 243Kirkton Glen, Balquhidder, i., 121 ; v., 246, 247, 249Kirkton of Glenisla, i., 99, 100 ; ii., 198Kirnie Law, x., 54Kirriereoch, see MerrickKishorn–Applecross Road, described, ix., 30Kitchen, The, see Ben Muich DhuiKite’s Cairn, see Carn a’ ChlamainKletterschuhe, vi., 252–254 ; ix., 341Knaps of Fafernie, see FafernieKnee of Cairnsmore, see Cairnsmore of FleetKnees The Knees of the Gods, ix., 192–198Knoidart Knoydart, by C. B. Phillip, i., 265–269 — Accommodation in district, i., 265 — and Kintail, A Tramp through, iii., 351–353


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Knotberry, x., 327Knots, see RopeKyle of Durness, Geology of, i., 80Kyle of Tongue, i., 81lAdder, see LochnagarLadder Burn, iv., 235Ladhar Beinn, i., 291 ; viii., 206–208 — Aonach Sgoilte, viii., 207 — Ascent of, i., 265–267 ; iv., 290, 300 — Ascent of, by Rocks of Coire Dhorrcail, iv., 299 — Ascent of, by Stob a’ Corrour from Skiary, iv., 282 — Centres for Ascent of, viii., 207 — Coire Dhorrcail, i., 266, 267 ; iv., 282 ; viii., 206, 208 — Corrie Gorkill, see Coire Dhorrcail, above — Description of, iv., 282 ; viii., 206 — Description of East Corrie, i., 266 — from a climbing point of view, viii., 208 — Height of, viii., 207 — Rock Climbs on, viii., 208 — Routes of Ascent, viii., 207, 208 — Sgurr Coire na Coinnich, viii., 207 — Situation of, viii., 206, 207 — Stob a’ Chearcaill, viii., 207 — Stob a’ Chearcaill, described, i., 266, 268 ; iv., 282 — Stob a’ Choire Odhair, i., 291 ; viii., 206–208 — Stob a’ Choire Odhair, described, i., 267 ; iv., 282 — Stob Dhorcail, viii., 207, 208 — Stob Dhorcail, described, i., 266 ; iv., 282 — Stob an Uillt Fhearna, viii., 207 — View from, i., 267Ladies’ Scottish Climbing Club, Formation of, x., 173, 174 — Second Meet, at Crianlarich, New Year, 1909, x., 270 — Third Meet, at Inveroran, Easter 1909, x., 271Lagganalt, see InchroryLagganlia, Glen Fesbie, vii., 256Lairg, v., 183 — to Altnacallagaeh, iv., 23, 24 — to Tongue, iv., 43Lake District Climbing in the British Isles—I. England, by W. P. Haskett-Smith,

reviewed, iii., 170–172 Climbing near Wastdale Head, by X. Collie, iii., 1–9 Rock Climbing in the English Lake District, by O. G. Jones,

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Lake District (continued)— The Heart of Lakeland, by L. L. Oppenheimer, reviewed, x.,

233Lake of Menteith, i., 320Lamachan, i., 166 ; ix., 264, 266 — Bennanbrack, ix., 266 — Curleywee, ix., 266 — Larg Hill, ix., 266Lamlash, Etymology of, viii., 17Lammerlaw, ix., 280Lammermuirs, ix., 280–282Lanarkshire Hills, Descriptive Note of the various hills, ii., 208 — Cathkin Braes, ii., 208 — Dechmont, ii., 208 — Ellrig, ii., 208 — Hirst Hill, ii., 208 — Torrance, ii., 208Lancet Edge, i., 289 — Ascent of, x., 193 — examined, i., 245 — mentioned, ii., 124 ; x., 357 — named, i., 73 — Position of, i., 138Langdale, ii., 88 — Pikes, ii., 89 ; iii., 3Larachantivore, iii., 73 ; x., 3Larg Hill, see LamachanLarig Breisleich, i., 178, 274 ; ix., 237, 238Lairig Eilde, Ascent of Buchaille Etive Beag from, i., 85, 93Lairig Gartain, Ascent of Buchaille Etive Mor from, i., 85, 94 — Position of, i., 26Learg Ghruamach, vii., 334–338 — a Route to the Western Cairngorms, vii., 256 — crossed from Braemar to Aviemore, i., 316 — crossed from Braemar to Boat of Garten, i., 14 — crossed from Lynwilg to Braemar, i., 257 — described, ii., 45, 46 — from Aviemore to Loch Avon, x., 8, 12 — Geology of, vii., 253 — Name, Meaning of, ii., 45 — to Aviemore, distance, vii., 338 — to Aviemore, route described, i., 114 — to Derry Lodge, distance, vii., 338 — visited, vii., 81 ; viii., 111, 113Learg an Laoigh, i., 19, 175 ; vii., 340, 341 ; viii., 44, 48


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Learg an Laoigh (continued)— — Five Soldiers lost on, in snowstorm, i., 202 ; vii., 340 — Route recommended, ix., 147Learg nan Leacan, v., 68 ; vi., 64 ; x., 355, 356Larig Mor, x., 228, 229Larig Noe, ii., 180Larven, see Ladhar BeinnLawers, from Ballinluig over Schichallion, vii., 15–19Lawson, H. G. S., In Memoriam Notice, vii., 212, 213Leachd Riach, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 265Leadburn, Ascent of Moorfoots from, ii., 26 — from Innerleithen, x., 54Leadhills to Elvanfoot, via Dalveen Pass, ix., 274Leagach, see LiathachLeathad, see An LeathadLedge Route, see Ben Nevis, Carn Dearg ButtressLedmore, iv., 24Ledviegreen, i., 83Leithen Valley, ii., 25, 26 — Water, i., 318 ; ii., 26, 27Leth Creag, see Mam Sodhail, An Leth ChreagLeum an Eirannaich Leum an Eirannaich and “Rob Roy’s Putting Stone”, by J.

G. Inglis, v., 246–252 — Ascent of, v., 246–249 — Cliffs examined, v., 260Lewis, x., 163Lianachan, ii., 65, 67Liathach, i., 296 ; ix., 33–35 Ben Eighe and the Torridon Hills, by L. W. Hinxman, i.,

187–194 The Northern Pinnacles of Leagach, by W. Douglas, iii.,

131–135 The Northern Pinnacles of Liathach, by A. M. Mackay, vi.,

87–90 — Am Fasarinen, see Fasarinen, below — Approaches to, vi., 87 — Ascent frustrated by soft snow, x., 50, 51 — Ascent, Routes of, ix., 34 — Bidean Toll a’ Mhuic, i., 296 — Centres for, iii., 131 ; ix., 34 — Climbs described, ix., 35 — Coire na Caime, i., 191, 192 ; iii., 132 — described, ix., 34 — East Face, Ascent of, v., 255, 263


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Liathach (continued)— — Fasarinen Pinnacles, i., 296 ; ix., 33–35 — Fasarinen Pinnacles, Geology of, v., 273 — Fasarinen Pinnacles, Traverse of, i., 191 ; vi., 60 — Glas Tholl a’ Bhothain, i., 192 ; iii., 132 — Height and position of tops, ix., 33 — Meall Dearg, i., 296 ; ix., 33–35 — Meall Dearg, described, i., 192 — Meall Dearg Ridge, see Northern Pinnacles, below — Mullach an Rathain, i., 296 ; vi., 87, 90 ; ix., 33–35 — Name, meaning of, ix., 33 — Northern Pinnacles, Ascent of, iii., 131–135 ; vi., 60, 87–90 ;

ix., 35 — Sgorr a’ Chadail, ix., 33–35 — Spidean a’ Choire Dhuibh Bhig, see Stuc a’ Choire Dhuibh

Bhig, below — Spidean a’ Choire Leith, i., 296 ; ix., 33–35 — Spideanan nam Fasarinen, see Fasarinen Pinnacles, above — Stuc a’ Choire Dhuibh Bhig, i., 297 ; ix., 33–35 — to Strath Carron Hotel, iii., 135 — traversed from East to West, i., 190–192 — traversed from West to East, ii., 320Lightning, Effects of, seen in Fionn Choire, iii., 168 — Sgurr nan Gillean struck by, v., 15Lily of the Valley, x., 327Lines Lines on First Number of the “Journal”, by E. D. A. Morshead, i., 88 Lines written in Depression near Rosthwaite, by S. S., x.,

46, 47Linn of Avon, viii., 44Linn of Dee, vii., 327Linn of Muick, viii., 53Linnfoot, i., 236Linns, The, i., 236Lion’s Head, see Arthur’s SeatLittle Bill, Kilsyth Hills, see Kilsyth HillsLittle Cairn, viii., 64Little Chimney Climb, see Arthur’s SeatLittle Dreish, see DreishLittle Earl, ii., 207Little Glas Maol, see Glas MaolLittle Loch Broom, Scenery, x., 5Little Millyea, see Kells RangeLittle Pap, see LochnagarLlanberis Pass, New Hotel at, v., 91


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Lliwedd, Ascent of, iii., 61, 62 ; v., 90 — A Warning, iii., 225Loanan Burn, Assynt, i., 48Loch Mountain, Moor, and Loch, reviewed, iii., 174Lochaber Two Days in Lochaber, by A. E. Robertson, iii., 267–271 — criticised, iii., 354 — Hills, Notes on, i., 243–245Loch Ailort, The Hills of, viii., 135, 136Loch Ailsh, vi., 82Lochan Allt Coire an t’ Sneachdha, vii., 359Loch an Alltain Duich, i., 55Loch Amhghair, i., 247Loch Ard to Loch Rannoch, iii., 253Loch Assynt, i., 47, 55Loch Avon, i., 15-19, 107, 110 ; vii., 345, 346 ; see also Shelter Stone — Camp at, viii., 182–184 — from Kingussie, x., 6-12 — North Side of, ii., 61 — Shelter Stone Crag, see Shelter Stone Crag — Top of Cliffs above, see Ben Muich Dhui, Cairn EtchachanLoch Awe, Club Meet at, New Year, 1892, ii., 68–75 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1893, ii., 269, 270 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1897, iv., 284–287 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1900 (informal), vi., 39–45 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1901, vi., 204–209 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1905, viii., 249Loch Awe, Assynt, i., 47, 48, 55Loch Ba, Mull, i., 177Lochan na Beinne, vii., 360Loch a’ Bhealaich, Glen Affric, i., 129, 130Loch a’ Bhealaich Bheithe, Ben Alder, i., 72, 322 ; iv., 345 ; x., 197Loch a’ Bhealaich Mhoir, iii., 163Loch Bhradain, viii., 178Loch a’ Bhraoin, x., 124 — Accommodation at, ix., 98 — Benighted near, vi., 154–158 — Situation of, ix., 97Loch Borrolan, iv., 24Loch Brandy, viii., 127, 129Loch Broom, Geology of, i., 79Lochan Buidhe, x., 8, 12Loch Builg, ii., 274 ; viii., 45 — Ascent of Ben Avon from, ii., 226


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Loch Builg (continued)— — Ascent of Beinn a’ Bhuird from, ii., 232–234 — Cottage, viii., 45, 46 — described, ii., 225Loch Caen Mor, viii., 129Loch Calavie, iii., 125 ; viii., 280 ; ix.,126Loch Callater, i., 102 ; viii., 71, 129Loch Cam, iv., 24, 25Loch Carron from Beauly via Sgurr na Lapaich and An Riabhachan, iii., 121–

126Lochan nan Cat, Glen Lyon, viii., 240Lochan a’ Chait, Ben Lawers, i., 131 ; ii., 277Loch Chon, i., 320Loch Clunie, v., 104Lochan nan Cnapan, see BraeriachLoch Coire Fionnaraich, x., 125Loch a’ Choire Ghranda, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireLochan Coire an Lochainn, see CairngormLoch Coirein Lochan, Arran, described, viii., 33Loch Coire na Phoite, ii., 13Lochcraig Head, ix., 275, 276 — Ascent of, i., 320Loch nan Craobh, x., 126Loch Creran Hills, see Glen CreranLoch Crunachan, i., 168Loch na Davie, x., 98Loch Dhamh, i., 246 ; viii., 240Loch Dochart, ii., 264Loch Doine, i., 118, 149, 316Lochan Doire Uaine, iii., 161Loch Doon, i., 163, 165 ; vi., 92 — Accommodation at head of, ii., 138Loch Dubh Crags, see Broad Cairn, Dubh Loch CragsLochan Dubh a’ Cadha, see CairngormLoch Duich, ix., 176Loch an Duin, viii., 178Loch Dungeon and its Cliffs, i., 164Lochearnhead, i., 120 — Ascent of Ben More, etc., from, i., 148–157 — Club Meet at (first informal), April, 1889, iv., 90 — Club Meet at (fourth informal), New Year, 1891, iv., 90 — Club Meet at, February, 1893, ii., 265–269 — from Luib, i., 157 — to Callander, over Ben Vorlich, ii., 277, 278Loch Eck Boulder, iv., 53


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Loch Eilde Beag visited, x., 118Loch Eilde Mor visited, x., 118Loch an Eilein to Feshie Bridge, by “Thieves’ Road”, vii., 255, 256 — to Sgoran Dubh, via Cadha Mor, etc., vii., 258, 259Loch Eilt, Remarkable Reflection seen on, vi., 134, 135Lochan an Eirannaich, v., 247Loch Enoch, i., 162 ; ix., 268Lochan an Eoin, see LochnagarLoch Eriboll, Geology of, i., 80, 81Loch Ericht, i., 71, 136 ; iv., 344 — Lodge, i., 136 ; ii., 124 — Lodge, Walk to, from Dalwhinnie, x., 190–192Loch Esk, viii., 72, 129Loch Etchachan, i., 15, 112, 113 ; ii., 62 ; vii., 330, 346Loch Etive, ii., 302Loch nan Eun, i., 103 ; v., 117 ; viii., 169, 170 ; x., 359Loch Eunach Loch Eunach, Sgoran Dubh, and the Western Cairn gorms, by H. T.

Munro, ii., 296–300 — Bothy, Accommodation at, i., 83, 134 — Crags, i., 15 — described, ii., 296 — High level walk round, ii., 298, 299Loch Fada, Assynt, i., 48, 49Lochan Fada, Kinlochewe, ii., 315 ; vi., 100 ; ix., 90 — Path to, from Kinlochewe, ii., 315Loch Fannich Lodge, ii., 279Lochs Farm, i., 246Lochan Feith Buidhe, see Ben Muich DhuiLoch an Feurachs, ii., 225Loch Fionn, iv., 31Loch Fyne, Beauty of, defined by Highland Captain, i., 8Lochan Gain Eamhaich, i., 256Loch na Gainimh, i., 49Loch Gamhna, Cairngorms, vii., 256Loch Ganimhich, see Loch na GainimhLoch a’ Garbhchoire, Cairngorms, vii., 340, 359 — Footbridge over Nethy near, times to Avonford and Aviemore,

ix., 147Loch Girre, i., 246 ; viii., 240Loch Hourn, Accommodation at, iv., 279, 280, 281, 283 — Ascent of Luinne Bheinn from, i., 268 — from Spean Bridge by cycle, iv., 280, 281 — Name, Meaning of, v., 151 — Scenery, described, i., 266


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Loch Hourn (continued)— — to Invergarry, race, v., 151 — visited, ii., 293, 294 — visited by Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 290Loch Inchard, Geology and Scenery of District, i., 78Lochinver, described, ix., 182, 183 — from Aultnacallagach over Suilven, iv., 24–29 — from Inchnadamph, ix., 182 — to Loch Lurgain, nature of road, ix., 183Loch Kander, Ascent of Carn an Tuirc from, by a gully, x., 147Loch Katrine, i., 122Loch na Keal, i., 177Loch Killin, i., 256Loch Laggan, Birds seen at, iv., 148 — from Dalvvhinnie, iv., 141, 142 ; viii., 5, 6 — Walk over Corryarrick Pass from, i., 168Lochan na Lairige Cliffs, see TarmachansLochan na Lairige Road, described, viii., 244Loch Laoghal, v., 184Lochan Laoigh, ix., 126 — Path to, from Strath Carroll Station, x., 126Lochlarig Glen, Balquhidder, v., 58, 59Loch Lee, viii., 129 — from Glen Clova, i., 100Lochliboside Hills, ii., 208Loch Loch, x., 359Loch Lochy, Road on North side of, i., 170Lochan Loin nan Dubhach, iv., 344Loch Lomond, Description of, iv., 225 — in 1822, i., 1 23 — Pennant’s description of, iii., 117Loch Lubnaig, i., 121Loch Lundie, ii., 16Loch Lungard, Right-of-way to, from Glen Affric, i., 130Lochan Lunn Da Bhra, x., 229Loch Lurgain, x., 179Loch Lyon, i., 246, 325— Track along, viii., 241Loch Macaterick, ii., 138 ; vi., 94Loch Maddy, length of coast line, v., 302Loch Mhuilich, v., 113Loch Monar, Access to, viii., 325 — Accommodation at, viii., 324 — from Loch Mullardoch over Sgurr na Lapaich, etc., v., 112,

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Loch Monar (continued)— — Peaks around, iii., 221 — to Glen Carron Station, v., 113Loch Morar, Accommodation at, viii., 201 — Depth of, i., 256, 264 — from Fort William by Glen Dessary, i., 254–256Loch Morlich, i., 108 ; vii., 359, 360Loch Muick, i., 102 ; viii., 70, 71, 129Loch Mullardoch, Access to, viii., 279 — from Alltbeath over Mam Sodhail, etc., v., 108–111 — to Loch Monar over Sgurr na Lapaich, etc., v., 112,113Lochnagar, i., 304 ; viii., 49–72 A November Evening on Lochnagar, by H. Raeburn, v.,

176–181 A Salvationist on Lochnagar, by F. S. Goggs, vii., 185–193 An Eight Hours’ Day in a Lochnagar Gully, by G. Duncan,

vi., 231–234 Dark Lochnagar, by H. T. Munro, ii., 190–200 Lochnagar, by A. I. M’Connochie, reviewed, ii., 35–37 Lochnagar and Ben Nevis, by W. I. Clark, iv., 218–223 Lochnagar by the Cliffs, by W. Tough, iv., 35–42 Lochnagar Corrie, by W. Douglas, ii., 246–248 — Ascent of, by Cairngorm Club, May, 1892, ii., 140 — Ascent of, from Alltnaguibsaich, v., 146 — Ascent of, from Ballater, v., 180 — Ascent of, from Clova, i., 102, 242 ; ii., 134 Ascent of, from Glenshee, ii., 143 — Ascent of, from Inver, ii., 275 Ascents at Easter Meet, 1908, x., 146, 148, 149, 152 — Aspect from south and north, ii., 199 — Black Spout, Ascent of, ii., 248 ; iv., 220 ; viii., 55 — Black Spout described, viii., 69 — Black Spout, North Ridge, Ascent of, x., 146 — Black Spout Pinnacle, Ascent of, vii., 193 — Black Spout Pinnacle, Attempted Ascent of, from Spout, vii.,

190–193 — Black Spout Pinnacle described, viii., 68, 69 — Black Spout, Side Gully described, viii., 69 — Botany, i., 251 ; viii., 52 — Boundaries of massif, ii., 101 — Byron’s Ascent of, viii., 57, 58 — Cac Carn Beag, i., 304 — Cac Carn Beag, described, ii., 194 ; viii., 59, 60 — Cac Carn Beag, Height, viii., 59 — Cac Carn Beag, Position, viii., 60


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Lochnagar (continued)— — Cac Carn Beag, visited, ii., 134 — Cac Carn Mor, described, ii., 194 — Cac Carn Mor, Height and position, viii., 60 — Carn a’ Choire Bhoidbeach, i., 304 ; viii., 61 ; cp. Cairn of

Corbreach, below — Carn a’ Choire Bhoidheach, Ascent of, i., 242 ; ii., 133 ; v.,

146 — Carn a’ Choire Bhoidheach, described, ii., 192, 193 — Carn a’ Choire Bhoidheach, Height, viii., 49 — Cairn of Corbreach, i., 305 ; viii., 61, cp. Carn a’ Choire

Bhoideach, above — Carn of Corbreach, Ascent of, i., 242 ; ii., 133 — Carn of Corbreach, described, ii., 192, 193 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Beag, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 62 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Beag, Ascent of, x., 51 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Beag, Height and position, ii., 92 ; viii., 62 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Mor, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 61, 62 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Mor, Ascent of, i., 102, 104, 242 ; v., 146 ;

x., 51, 147, 149, 150 — Carn an t’ Sagairt Mor, Height and position, ii., 192 ; viii., 61,

62 — Cairn Taggart, see Carn an t’ Sagairt Mor, above — Climbs described, viii., 64–70 — Creag a’ Ghlas-uillt, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 61 — Creag a’ Ghlas-uillt, Ascent of, ii., 133 — Creag a’ Ghlas-uillt, described, ii., 193 — Creag a’ Ghlas-uillt, Height and position discussed, ii., 193 — Creag Liath, viii., 64 — Cuidhe Crom, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 61 — Cuidhe Crom, Ascent of, ii., 134, 194 — Cuidhe Crom, described, ii., 194 ; viii., 61 — Cuidhe Crom, Height of, viii., 61 — Cuidhe Crom, Name, Meaning of, ii., 194 — Descent in darkness to Glassalt Shiel, v., 179, 180 — Description of, viii., 51, 52 — Description of Corrie, ii., 246, 247 — Description of Northern Cliffs, ii., 197 — Description of Various Peaks, ii., 192–195 — Descriptions, by Byron, Geikie, and Fennell Robson, viii., 50,

51 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempted Ascent of, March, 1893, ii.,

247, 248 ; viii., 66 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempted Ascent of, February, 1897,

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Lochnagar (continued)— — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempted Ascent of, April, 1901, vi.,

231 ; viii., 66 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempted Ascent of, July, 1901, vi.,

231–234 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempted Ascent of, April, 1908, x.,

146 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Attempt on East side, October, 1902,

vii., 187, 188 ; viii., 66, 67 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, described, viii., 65, 66 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, History of Attempts on, viii., 66, 67 — Douglas-Gibson Gully, Prospected from top, vii., 186, 187 — from Glas Maol, i., 23 — from Glen Clova, i., 100 — from Glenisla, i., 99 — Geology of, v., 276 ; viii., 52 — Height of Cliffs, viii., 65 — Height of Loch, viii., 65 — Height of various tops; ii., 133, 134 ; viii., 49, 50 — Ladder, described, viii., 54 — Little Pap, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 61 — Little Pap, Ascent of, ii., 134 — Little Pap, described, ii., 194 — Lochan an Eoin, ii., 193 ; viii., 71 — Lochan an Eoin Cliffs, viii., 51, 56 — Lochan an Eoin, Stui Buttress, Ascent attempted, x., 149 — Lochan an Eoin, Stui Buttress, Ascent of, x., 150 — Lochs of, viii., 70–72 — Meall Coire na Saobhaidhe, i., 304 ; viii., 49 — Meall Coire na Saobhaidhe, Ascent of, i., 242 — Meall Coire na Saobhaidhe, described, ii., 194 ; viii., 60 — Meikle Pap, i., 304 ; viii., 49, 60 — Meikle Pap, Ascent of, from Cuidhe Crom Saddle, viii., 54 — Meikle Pap, described, ii., 195 — Minor Summits, ii., 195 ; viii., 63, 64 — Name, Meaning of, ii., 36, 190, 191 ; viii., 51, 52 — Pinnacle, see Black Spout Pinnacle, above — Queen Victoria’s References to, viii., 51 — Raeburn’s Gully, Ascent of, v., 176–179 — Raebum’s Gully, described, viii., 68 — Red Spout, Situation of, viii., 54 — Route to, from Alltnaguibhsaich, viii., 53–55, 65 — Route to, from Ballater, ii., 196 — Route to, from Ballochbuie Forest, viii., 57 — Route to, from Braemar, ii., 196, 197 ; viii., 57, 58, 65


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Loch an t’ Seilich, Gaick, viii., 178Loch an Sgoir, x., 193, 194Loch Shiel, i., 243 — Character of Hills around, viii., 135Loch Shin, v., 183Loch an t’ Siob, iii., 164, 165Loch Skeen, i., 236, 237, 320, 321 ; ix., 272Loch Sloy, i., 67, 324Lochan Sron Smeur, iv., 344Loch Stack, Geology of surrounding district, i., 78Loch Sunart, v., 131Loch Tachdaidh, viii., 280Loch Tanna, described, x., 98 — Etymology, viii., 17Loch Toll an Lochain, see An TeallachLoch Torridon, Accommodation at, i., 192, 193 ; iii., 131 — to Strath Carron Hotel over Northern Pinnacles,Liathach, iii., 131–135Loch Treig The Loch Treig Hills and Ben na Lap, by E. M. Corner, v., 66–69 — Accommodation at South end of, iii., 267 — Climbs within reach of head of, iii., 239 — to Steal over Binnein Mor, iii., 267–269Loch Trool, i., 161, 162, 165, 166Loch Tulla, described, i., 25 ; ix., 108 — Path on North side, iii., 130Loch Tummel, Description of Queen’s View, iii., 261, 262 — District in Autumn, ix., 113Lochan Uaine, see Ben Muich DhuiLochan Uaine, see Cairn ToulLochan Uaine, see Cairngorm of DerryLoch Valican, i., 243 ; iii., 40Loch Valley, i., 165Loch Veyattie, i., 46, 54Loch Voil, i., 21, 118 — Description of walk alongside, i., 148Loch Wharral, viii., 127, 129Lomond Hills, vi., 236–238 — Ascents of, iii., 38, 39Long Grain Knowe, ix., 276Lord Berkeley’s Seat, see An TeallachLord Brougham’s Nose, see A’ Chir, which is sometimes so calledLoudon Hill, iv., 134Lowlandman’s Bay, Jura, visited by Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 291Lowran’s Law, ix., 280


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Lowther Hills, ix., 273–275 — Rare Plants on, i., 251Lubreoch, Glen Lyon, viii., 238, 239Lugate Water, i., 318 ; ii., 27Luib, Walk to Lochearnhead from, i., 157Luibeg, i., 14 ; vii., 328, 331, 332Luib nan Damh, Glen Cannich, viii., 279Luinne Bheinn, i., 291 ; viii., 205, 206 — Ascent of, i., 268 ; iv., 290, 300Lump of the Eglin, vi., 92, 97Lundie to Clunie over Sgurr nan Conbhairean, etc., v., 104, 105Lurcher’s Rock, see CairngormLurg Mhor, i., 296 ; viii., 324, 325 — Ascended from Strathcarron, ix., 126 — described, ix., 126, 127 — Meall Mor, i., 296 ; viii., 324, 325 — Route to, from Strathcarron, x., 126Luss in 1822, i., 123 — Ski-ing at, x., 292Lynemacgilbert, vii., 340Lynwilg Inn, i., 15, 128 ; vii., 355 — to Derry Lodge over Cairngorm and Ben Muich Dhui, ii., 49

MACCulloCh, J., Description of Skye, 1811–1821, v., 211–214 — Description of Suilven, etc., i., 45 — Sketch of his life, iii., 183 The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, de scribed,

iii., 183–194Macgregor Ledge, see Cobbler, Central PeakMackays In the Land of the Mackays, by C. Swan, iv., 43–47Maclay’s Chimney, see Cir Mhor — Crack, see Cobbler, North PeakMacleay, K., Description of Skye, 1811, v., 211Maghan na Banaraich, i., 16, 17Magnetic Properties of the Cuillin Rocks, v., 15Maiden Rock at St. Andrews, Traverse of, vii., 48, 49Mainnir nam Fiadh, ii., 186, 189Makeness Kipps, see MoorfootsMalcolm’s Nose, see SuilvenMalloch Buidhe, see Goatfell, Mulloch BuidheMam nan Carn, i., 303 ; viii., 170 — Ascent of, v., 118 ; ix., 169 ; x., 358Mam na Cloich’ Airde Pass, i., 256 ; iii., 351, 352 ; viii., 201, 204Mam Coire Easain, see Clachlet


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Mamore Hills, vii., 130–133 — Character of, viii., 145 — Note regarding, x., 228–230 — View from, x., 230Mam Ratagan, from Glenelg to Shiel, viii., 230Mam Sodhail (Mam Soul), i., 294 ; viii., 277–279 — Allt Toll Easa, Top North of, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — An Leth Chreag, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — An Leth Chreag, Ascent of, v., 111 — Ascent from Alltbeath, v., 108 — Beinn Fhionnlaidh, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Best route of ascent, i., 130 ; viii., 277, 278 — Carn Coulavie, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Carn Coulavie, Ascent of, v., 108 — Carn Eige, i., 294 ; viii., 277–279 — Carn Eige, Ascent of, from Alltbeath, v., 108 — Carn Eige, Centres for, viii., 278, 279 — Carn Eige, Descent from, to Loch Mullardoch, v., 111 — Carn Eige, described, viii., 277, 278 — Carn Eige, Height and position, viii., 277 — Carn Eige, Right-of-way to, i., 130 — Carn Eige, Routes of Ascent, i., 130 ; viii., 277–279 — Ciste Dhubh, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Ciste Dhubh, Ascent of, v., 108 — Coire Coulavie, Top of, see Carn Coulavie, above — Coire Lochan, Top of, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Creag a’ Chaoruinn, i., 294 — Creag na h-Eige, i., 294 ; v., 108, 109 ; viii., 277 — Right-of-way to, i., 130 — Saoiter Mor, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Sgurr na Lapaich, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Sron Garbh, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Sron Garbh, traversed, v., 109, 110 — Tom a’ Choinich, i., 294 ; viii., 277–279 — Tom a’ Choinich, Ascent of, v., 111 — Tom a’ Choinich Beag, i., 294 ; viii., 277 — Tom a’ Choinich Beag, Ascent of, v., 111 — Tuill Creagach, i., 294 ; viii., 277–279Mam Soul, see Mam SodhailMam Suim, see CairngormManor Water, iv., 179Manx Shearwater found on Eigg, x., 167Maoile and Maol—All items commencing with Maoile or Maol are indexed

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Maps Bartholomew’s Reduced Ordnance Maps, reviewed, i., 180–183, 248,

249 ; ii., 210, 211 ; iii., 49, 50, 246 New Atlas of Scotland, by Bartholomew, iii., 45, 46 — marked, i., 40, 43, 44, 174 — Note on Old Scottish, ii., 283, 284 — Purchase of Ordnance Maps by Club, i., 39, 84Mar Lodge, i., 13, 201 ; vii., 328 ; viii., 47, 48Marble Lodge, x., 172, 231Marcaonach, i., 289 ; vii., 234 — Ascent of, x., 253 — Erroneously called “Atholl Sow” on ½-inch map, vii. 234Marquis’ Well, Cairngorm, i., 109 ; vii., 352Married Men’s Buttress, see Sgoran Dubh, No. 2 ButtressMarsh-berry, x., 327Marsh-wort, x., 327Martin, Martin, Description of Skye, 1703, v., 207, 208Matterhorn A Guide to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iv.,

353, 354 — Resemblance of Stack Polly to, i., 78Mauvais Pas, see A’ ChirMayar, i., 304 ; viii., 125, 127–131 — Ascent of, i., 104, 175 ; v., 146 — Height and position, viii., 125, 127 — how best ascended, viii., 130 note. —All items commencing with Maol, Maoile, Meall, Mellan, are entered here in

alphabetical order of the distinctive parts of their names.Meall na h’Aisre, vii., 249Meall an Aodainn, Ascent of, ix., 81Meallan nan Ban, see Sgurr a’ MhuillinnMealberry, x., 327Meall a’ Bharr, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonMeall Bheag, see SuilvenMeall a’ Bhealaich, see Ben AttowMeall Bhuiridh, Loch Awe, see Ben Cruachan, Beinn a’ BhuiridhMeall a’ Bhuiridh, see ClachletMeall a’ Buachaille, vii., 357, 358Meall Buidhe, see Ben CreachanMeall Buidhe, Glen Strath Farrar, viii., 321Meall Buidhe, Knoydart, i., 291 ; viii., 205 — An t’Uiriollach, i., 269 ; viii., 205 — Ascent of, i., 269 ; iv., 290, 325 — Druim Righinn, viii., 205Meall Buidhe, Sgoran Dubh, see Sgoran Dubh


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Meall Cala, vi., 243, 244 — Ascent of, v., 58Meall nan Ceapraichean, see Ben Dearg, Ross-shireMeall Chaorach, x., 357Meall a’ Chaoruinn, Gaick Forest, i., 302 ; viii., 177Meall a’ Chaoruinn, Mamores, Best Route to, from Fort William, x. 228Maol Cheann Dearg, Clunie, i., 292 ; viii., 262–266 — described, viii., 231, 232, 264, 265 — Geology, viii., 266 — Height and position, viii., 262 — how best climbed, viii., 265 — Traverse of Range, v., 105, 106 ; viii., 231–233Meall a’ Chinn Dearg, Loch Carron, i., 296 ; ix., 26–30 ; x., 125 — described, iii., 219 ; ix., 27, 28 — Height and position, ix., 26 — Meaning of Name, ix., 27Meall a’ Chocaire, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 291Meall a’ Chrasgaidh, see FannichsMeall Chuirn, Luib, i., 284 ; vii., 28, 29 — Ascent of, ii., 31, 137 ; iv., 227 ; vii., 29 — View from, iv., 227Meall a’ Chuirn, Reay Forest, ix., 202, 203Meall Cian Dearg, see Stob Choire an Easain MhoirMeall Coire Coille na Froise, see Creag MeaghaidhMeall Coire na Gaoithe’n Ear, viii., 205, 206Meall a’ Choire Leith, see Ben LawersMeall Coire an Lochain, see Meall an TeangaMeall Coire na Saobhaidhe, see LochnagarMeall Copagach, ii., 109Meall Corranaich, see Ben LawersMeall Cruaidh, Dalwhinnie, i., 321Meall Cruidh, i., 285Meall na Cuaich, i., 302 ; viii., 177, 178 — Ascent of, vi., 130, 131 ; ix., 147 — Partial Ascent of, on Ski, x., 292 — View from, vi., 131 ; ix., 147Meall Cuanail, see Ben CruachanMeall na Cuartaige, iii., 67Meall nan Damh, Arran, x., 89, 97 — Etymology, viii., 16Maol nan Damh, Mull, ii., 186Maol nan Damh, Mull, see Ben More, MullMeall na Dearcaige, x., 357Meall Dearg, Aonach Eagach, see Aonach EagachMeall Dearg, Liathach, see Liathach


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Meall na Dige, i., 282 — Ascent of, ii., 264Meall am Dobharchain, see Sow of AthollMeall doire Faid, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireMaol Donn, Arran, i., 31 ; x., 109Meall Dubh, Ascent and height of, x., 352Meall Dubh Achaidh, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 264 — Ascent of, ii., 299Meall Eilidh, Ascent of, ix., 81Meall nan Eoin, see Beinn Cleith BricMeall nan Eun, Blackmount, i., 285 ; vii., 96, 98 — Ascent of, x., 262Meall na Faochaig, viii., 327Mealfourvonie, Geology of, v., 272Meall na Gaineimh, see Ben AvonMeall Garbh, Aonach Eagach, see Aonach EagachMeall Garbh, Ben Lawers, see Ben LawersMeall Garbh, Glen Lyon, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonMeall Garbh, Loch Treig, see Cnoc DeargMeall Garbh, Tarmachans, see TarmachansMeall Garbha, Corryarrick, i., 168Meall Ghaordie, i., 283 ; vii., 25–27 — Ascent of, i., 178, 274, 275 ; viii., 243 ; x., 260, 261 — Beinn nan Oighreag, i., 178, 274 ; vii., 25 — Climbing on, vii., 27 — contrasted with Tarmachans, vii., 26 — described, viii., 244 — Height and position, vii., 25 — Meall nan Subh, vii., 25 — Meall Taurnie, vii., 25 — Route to, vii., 27 — Route to, from Cashlie Farm, viii., 243Meall Glas, Luib, i., 284 ; vii., 29 — Ascent of, ii., 31Meall Glas, Tarmachans, see TarmachansMeall Glas Choire, Loch Ossian, i., 245Meal Gorm, Applecross, ix., 32Meal Gorm, Glen Muick, viii., 63, 64Meall Gorm, Fannichs, see FannichsMeall Gruaidh, see Ben LawersMeall na Guaille, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 345Mealisval, x., 164Meall an Laoigh, see AlliginMeall Liath, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonMeallan Liath, Reay Forest, ix., 202, 203


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Meall Luaidhe, see Carn Mairg, Glen LyonMaoile Lunndaidh, i., 295 ; viii., 322, 323 — Carn nam Fiaclan, i., 296 ; viii., 322 — Creag Dhubh Mhor, viii., 322 — Creag Toll a’ Choin, i., 296 ; viii., 322Meall Mheadhonach, see SuilvenMeall Mhor, Trossachs, vi., 244Meall Mor, West Monar, see Lurg MhorMeall Mor nan Lag, Ascent of, iii., 298Meall Odhar, Glas Maol, i., 303 ; viii., 126 — Ascent of, i., 23 ; v., 145, 146Meall Odhar, Loch Lochy, see Meall an TeangaMeal Onfhaidh, i., 254Meall nam Peithirean, see FannichsMeallan Rairigidh, see FannichsMeall Riaghain, ii., 85, 180Meall na Saone, Luib, Ascent of, ii., 137Meall an t’ Seallaidh, iv., 247 ; v., 246Meall an t’ Sluichd, viii., 64Meall nan Subh, Glen Lochay, see Meall GhaordieMeall an t’ Suidhe, vii., 134, 168 — Ascent of, viii., 101 ; x., 116 — Ascent of, by a gully, i., 216 — Gully, Ascent of, vii., 168 ; viii., 109Meall nan Tarmachan, see TarmachansMeall Tarruin’chon, Ascent of, iii., 39Meall Taurnie, see Meall GhaordieMeall an Teanga, i., 291 ; viii., 197, 198 — Ascent of, x., 340, 351, 352 — Height determined, x., 352 — Meall Coire an Lochain, x., 352 — Meall Odhar, x., 352Meall Tionail, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 265 — Ascent of, ii., 299Meal Ton Eich, Ascent of, v., 89Meall nan Uamh, ix., 239Meall nan Uan, ii., 186Meall an Uillt Chaoil, see StreapsMeasach Gorge, x., 2Meaul, see Kells RangeMechanics Some Mechanics of the Rope and Axe, by G. Thomson, x., 17–25Meggat Water, i., 236 ; iv., 179Meikle Bin, ii., 207 — Ascent of, with lanterns, x., 269, 270


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Meikle Bin (continued)— — Ascent of, with Ski, ii., 90Meikle Craigtarson, see Kells RangeMeikle Millyea, see Kells RangeMeikle Mulltaggart, see Cairnsmore of FleetMeikle Pap, see LochnagarMeikle Says Law, ix., 280Memoriam, see In MemoriamMemories Memories of the Kingshouse Meet, 1906, by W. I. Clark, ix., 105–117 Mountain Memories, by J. G. Stott, iv., 224–237Menock Pass, ix., 274Mergansers seen on Loch Maree, v., 256Merrick, ix., 267, 268 — Ascent of, i., 161, 162 ; vi., 94 — Benyellary, i., 162 ; ix., 267 — Craignaw, i., 165 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 268 — described, i., 162 ; ix., 267 — Dungeon Hill, i., 165 ; vi., 92, 97 ; ix., 268 — Fang of the Merrick, i., 162 ; ix., 267 — Geology, ix., 267 — Height, vi., 97 ; ix., 265 — Howe of the Cauldron, i., 162 ; ix., 267 — Kirriereoch, ix., 267 — Kirriereoch, Ascent of, vi., 94 — Kirriereoch, Height of, ii., 138 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 267 — Mullwharchar, i., 165 ; ix., 268 — Mullwharchar, Ascent of, vi., 92 — Mullwharchar, Height of, vi., 97 — Shalloch on Minnoch, ii., 138 ; vi., 97 ; ix., 267 — Spear, The, ix., 267 — Tarfessock, vi., 97 ; ix., 267 — Traverse of the Spear, etc., vi., 94 — Yellow Tomach, i., 165 ; vi., 93, 97Metamorphic Rocks, Nature of Climbing on, v., 274Meur Gorm Craigs, see Ben AvonMhaighdean, see A’ MhaighdeanMiadan Creag na Leacainn, see CairngormMickleden, ii., 88Mickledore, ii., 145Middle Dod, i., 236Middle-man Knot, see RopeMiddleton Moor, ii., 27Mile Dorcha, ii., 292Mill of Sterin, viii., 53


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Milldoe, x., 156Mildom, i., 164Milldown, see Kells RangeMiller, Hugh, his description of Suilven, etc., i., 45Millfire, see Kells RangeMilton of Clova, see ClovaMinchmoor, i., 318Min-choire, see Coire a’ Chaoruinn, Top ofMingulay, x., 162Mist On Route Finding in Mist, by W. Douglas, ix., 248–251 — Beauties of, i., 152, 155 — Description of Effects of, iv., 228–230 — Pleasures of Climbing in, i., 224, 225 — Steering by Compass and Map in, i., 228 ; ix., 248–251 Mistletoe, x., 327–329Mistylaw, ii., 209 — Ascent of, on Ski, x., 291Mock Suns, x., 173Model (Alto-Relievo) of Scotland, ii., 327Moffat, from Crook Inn, i., 236, 237 — Hills, ix., 271–273 — Hills, A Day on, i., 320, 321Moffat Hills, Caldercruix, ii., 208Moine Mhor, vii., 258, 264Moll’s Cleuch Dod, ix., 276Monadhliath, i., 290 ; vii., 249–252 — Character of, vii., 250 — Climbing possibilities on, vii., 250 — Geology of, vii., 249, 250 — Situation of, vii., 249 — Ski-ing on, x., 270Monadh Mor, i., 301 ; vii., 255, 265 — Ascent of, x., 144, 147Monaltrie Moss, viii., 46Monar (West) Hills, ascended, iv., 175 ; see also Loch MonarMonega Hill, i., 100 ; viii., 128Montium Secreta Montium, a Poem, by T. S. Omond, iii., 81–84Monzie Farm, ii., 237, 242Moonlight Gully, see Ben NevisMoor Mountain, Moor, and Loch, reviewed, iii., 174Moor of Rannoch, see Rannoch MoorMoorberry, x., 329


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Moorfoots, ix., 282, 283 The Moorfoots, by W, Douglas, ii., 25–27 — Access to, ii., 25 — Blackhope Scar, ii., 26 ; ix., 282, 283 ; x., 5 — Black Knowe, ix., 282 — Black Law, ix., 282 — Cardon Law, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Dundreich, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 ; x., 54 — Dunslair Heights, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Hogs Howe, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Jeffries Corse, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Makeness Kipps, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Route from Innerleithen to Leadburn, x., 54 — Routes of approach, ii., 26 ; ix., 282, 283 — Totto, ii., 26 ; ix., 283 — Whitehope Law, ii., 26 ; ix., 282 — Windlestraw Law, ii., 27 ; ix., 283 ; x., 54 — Windlestraw Law, Ascent of, i., 317, 318 — Windlestraw Law, View from, i., 318Morrone Hill, viii., 168 — Ascent of, i., 102, 103 ; x., 145, 147, 14S, 152Moruisg, i., 296 ; viii., 325, 326Morven, Argyllshire, Geology of, v., 278Morven, Ballater A Guide to Morven, issued by the Cairngorm Club, reviewed,

i., 249 Morven: An Appreciation, by A. R. Wilson, x., 139–143 — Ascent of, from Cromar, x., 140, 141 — described, x., 143 — Lodge, x., 143 — Routes from, to Ballater, x., 143 — View from, x., 141–143Morven, Caithness, Geology of, v., 272Morvich, ii., 295Mossberry, x., 329Moss Ghyll, iii., 3, 6–8Motor More Motoring among the Mountains and a Kingshouse Meet in July,

by G. B. Gibbs, ix., 9–18 The Motor in Mountaineering, A Visit to Buchaille Etive

Mor, by W. I. Clark, vii., 313–322 The Motor in Mountaineering—The Brack, by W. I. Clark,

ix., 19–24 — Motoring in the West Coast of Scotland, Sunderland to Skye,

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Moulin, ii., 141Mount, The, see Pentland HillsMount Battock, viii., 125–132Mount Blair, viii., 166 — crossed, i., 22, 23, 99 — View from, i., 22, 23Mont Blanc Chamonix and the Range of Mont Blanc, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iv.,

191 The Annals of Mont Blanc, by C. E. Mathews, reviewed, v.,

201 — Sunrise from, iii., 244Mount Keen, i., 304 ; viii., 125–132 — Ascent of, from Ballater, on Ski, x., 346 — Ascent of, from Pananich, iv., 234, 235 — Ascent of, in 1618, iii., 52 — from Ballater to Eckell, i., 105 — from Invermark to Ballater, i., 100 — Path across, from Dee-side to Glen Esk, viii., 126Mount Maw, see Pentland HillsMount Shade, x., 145Mountain Autumnal Rambles among the Scottish Mountains, by T. Grierson,

Notes on, iii., 252–256 Mountain Memories, by J. G. Stott, iv., 224–237 Mountain, Moor, and Loch, reviewed, iii., 174 Mountain Photography, by W. L. Howie, ii., 249–253 Scottish Mountains, by Sir A. Geikie, iv., 113–125 Secreta Montium, a Poem, by T. S. Omond, iii., 81–84 The Mountain Scenery of the N. W. Highlands, by H. M.

Cadell, i., 76–82 The Mountain Walk, by Principal Shairp, quoted, iii., 116 Through the Mountains, by W. A. Smith, i., 253–258 — Age of Mountains, iv., 122–125 — Colour, iv., 113 — Form, i., 76 ; iv., 113 — Form due to Geological Structure, iv., 116–122 — Geological Structure, i., 77Mountain Bramble, x., 329Mountain Sickness, ii., 95Mountaineer Equipment for Mountaineers, The Alpine Club’s Report on, reviewed, ii.,

145 The Complete Mountaineer, by G. D. Abraham, reviewed,

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Mountaineer (continued)— The Hardy Mountaineer, a Poem, iv., 165, 166 The Mountaineer as a Searcher after the Beautiful, by W. I.

Clark, v., 121–125 — Classes of Mountaineers, i., 4–6 — Ruskin’s definition of, i., 6Mountaineering Mountaineering, by C. T. Dent and others, reviewed, ii., 146, 147 Mountaineering, by C. Wilson, reviewed, iii., 47 Mountaineering Equipment, a Poem, iv., 165, 166 Mountaineering with Cycles, by W. Douglas, iv., 279–283 Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland— I. Introductory, by J. P. Smith, iii., 51–57 II. Thomas Pennant, by Prof. Veitch, iii., 111–120 III. J. Macculloch, by Rev. C. Campbell, iii., 183–194 IV. Robson, Anderson, Grierson, and Burton, by W. A. Smith, iii., 247–259 V. J. D. Forbes, by Prof. G. A. Smith, iii., 309–315 VI. Conclusion, by Prof. G. G. Ramsay, iv., 1–15 Scottish Mountaineering, Retrospective and Pro spective,

by A. E. Maylard, v., 308–314 The Motor in Mountaineering, by W. I. Clark, vii., 313–322 The Motor in Mountaineering—The Brack, by W. I. Clark,

ix., 19–24 The Train in Mountaineering, by G. Thomson, ix., 71–75 — compared with Golf, vii., 195 — compared with Yachting, vii., 195, 196 — Pleasures of, i., 3, 4 — Pleasures of, at Christmas, ii., 236Mounth, Meaning of, ii., 190Mourne Mountains, A Day among the, iii., 109Mowhaugh, i., 131Moy, i., 289 (note), iii., 23Muckle Side, i., 236Mulie, Ascents from, vi., 47, 48Mull, x., 167, 168 — Ascent of Ben More, i., 177 — Geology of, v., 278 — Macculloch’s Description of, iii., 194Mullach Buidhe, Beinn Bharrain, x., 89, 97Mullach Buidhe, Goatfell, see GoatfellMullach nan Coirean, i., 288 ; vii., 130 — Ascent of, iii., 303, 341 ; v., 78 ; ix., 10, 263 ; x., 117, 229,

340, 341 — Best Routes to, from Glen Nevis, x., 229


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Mullach nan Coirean (continued)— — Coire Dearg Cliffs, described, x., 229Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, i., 297 ; ix., 90, 91 Sgurr Ban and Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, by W.

Douglas, ii., 311–316 — Ascent of, ii., 279, 314 ; v., 255 — Beinn a’ Chlaidheimh, ix., 91 — Beinn Tharsuinn, ix., 90 — Height of, on New ¼-in. Survey, viii., 137 — Sgurr Ban, i., 297 ; ix., 91 — Sgurr Ban, Ascent of, ii., 279, 313, 314 ; v., 255 — Sgurr Ban, Description of, by Pennant, ii., 314Mullach Coire an Iubhair, i., 289 ; x., 192 — Ascent of, i., 321 ; ix., 144 — View from, i., 321Mullach Coire nan Nead, i., 289 — Ascent of, x., 357Mullach Fraoch Choire, see A’ ChralaigMullach Li, Ascent of, i., 267Mullach Lochan nan Gabhar, see Ben AvonMullach an Rathain, see LiathachMullwharchar, see MerrickMunro, Donald, Description of Skye in 1549, v., 206Munro, H. T. Munro’s Tables, i., 276–314 The “Munros” of Scotland, a Retrospect, by A. E. Robertson,

vii., 10–14Murroch Glen, ii., 206Musings Random Musings, by S. A. Gillon, viii., 187–191Mussel Corry, see Allt Coire nan FeusganMynydd Moel, Ascent of, iii., 227Mysteries Divine Mysteries of the Oromaniacal Quest, by Orlamon Linecus, iii.,

151–157

nAIls, made in Leeds, iii., 307 ; viii., 283, 284 — where to be had in Edinburgh, ix., 55Naismith’s Formula for Times of Expeditions, ii., 136Names of various Mountains, Meaning of, ii., 149–154 — Place, see Place NamesNapes Arête, ii., 145 ; iii., 159 ; vi., 132Napes Needle, ii., 134, 145 ; iii., 3, 4, 159 ; iv., 175 ; vi., 132Narnain, see Ben Narnain — Caves, see Glen Loin


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Neilston Pad, ii., 208Nether Shiels, i., 317Nethy Bridge, i., 15, 16, 18, 19, 106 — from Deny Lodge, Time, i., 16, 18 — to Avon Ford, Distance, vii., 339 — to Ben Muich Dhui, Distance, vii., 339 — to Braemar, over Cairngorm, ii., 56–63 — to Glenmore Lodge, Distance, vii., 353 — to Rebhoan, Distance, vii., 339, 354 — to Shelter Stone, i., 106–112Nethy Footbridge, vii., 339Nethy River, i., 18, 19 ; vii., 339 ; viii., 48 — Source of, i., 16New Galloway, Hotel, i., 161New Zealand Climbs in the New Zealand Alps, by E. A. Fitzgerald, reviewed, iv., 186 Pioneer Work in the Alps of New Zealand, by A. B. Harper,

reviewed, iv., 350 The New Zealand Alpine Journal, reviewed, ii., 211, 212 — Scenery of, referred to, iii., 260Newtonmore, Ski-ing at, x., 292Newton Stewart, Hotel, i., 161Nick of the Dungeon, i., 165Nicolson, Sheriff A., In Memoriam Notice, ii., 254–258 — on Brodick, viii., 12 — Poem on Sgurr nan Gillean, partly quoted, iv., 164 — Sgurr Alasdair, called after, i., 139Nid, see An NidNocturnal A Nocturnal Meet, by W. I. Clark, x., 71–73North Sketch Book of the North, by G. Eyre-Todd, reviewed, i., 179, 180North Castle Gully, see Ben NevisN.E. Buttress, see Ben NevisN.E. Faces, A List of, ii., 160North Ford, Uist, Difficulty of crossing, v., 303North Gairy Top, see Kells RangeNorth Glen Sannox, Descent into, from Ceum na Caillich, i., 34 ; iii., 205 ; ix.,

253, 254 ; x., 95North Goatfell, see GoatfellNorth Lee, Ascent of and view from, v., 302North Rona, x., 164North Uist, x., 163 — Nomenclature of Hills, v., 301 — Visit to, v., 301, 302


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North Wales, see WalesNorthern Pinnacles, see LiathachN.W. Highlands In the N.W. Highlands in February, by S. A. Gillon, viii., 229–234Norway New Climbs in Norway, by E. C. Oppenheim, reviewed, v., 267 Norway, the Northern Playground, by W. C. Slingsby,

reviewed, viii., 92 — The Norsk Tinde-Klub, a New Climbing Club, x., 360Nose Chimney Climb, see Arthur’s SeatNoup of Noss, x., 160

obserVAtIons Observations on the Highlands, by W. Gilpin, Notes regarding, iv., 5 Observatory Buttress, Gully, etc., see Ben NevisOchil Hills, vi., 235, 236 — described, i., 319 — Geology of, iv., 119Old Man of Hoy, x., 156, 157Old Red Sandstone Hills, List of Scottish, v., 281 — Hills, Nature of Climbing on, v., 273 — of Sutherland, Scenery of, i., 81Optical Phenomena, vi., 133–135Ordnance Survey The Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom, by T. P. White, reviewed,

ii., 281 — described, ii., 281–283 — Maps, Bartholomew’s reduced, see Maps — Maps, Changes in the New, vii., 294–297 Oreval, Outer Hebrides, x., 164Orkney Islands, x., 156–158 — contrasted with Shetlands, x., 159 — Geology of, iv., 119 — Height of Mainland, x., 156Oromaniacal Quest Divine Mysteries of the Oromaniacal Quest, by Orlamon Linecus, iii.,

151–157Orval, Rum, x., 31, 32Ossian’s Cave, see Bidean nam BianOutfit for Camp at Coruisk, List of, v., 3, 4Over Kirkhope, ii., 42Overscaig, Loch Shin, Shortest Route to, ii., 52Overshiels, ii., 27

pAbbAY, Outer Hebrides, x., 162, 163


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Pait Lodge, Accesses to, v iii., 325 — Path to, from Glen Elchaig, viii., 281 — visited, v., 113Pananich Hill, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 345 — Wells Hotel, iv., 233Panorama Panorama seen from the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis, R.

S. Shearer & Son, reviewed, iv., 72 Panorama from the Wallace Monument, Stirling, R. S.

Shearer & Son, reviewed, iv., 191Panting Pass, i., 255Pap of Glencoe, Ascent of, i., 85, 90Papa Stour, Shetlands, x., 160Paps of Jura, x., 168–170 ; see also Jura — Ascent of, iii., 164–166 — Ascent of higher, iv., 291 — Geology of, v., 270 — Macculloch’s idea of their height, iii., 194 — Pennant’s description of, iii., 118 — Routes to, x., 169 — View from, x., 170Parallel Roads of Glen Roy, see Glen RoyParlan Hill, Ascent of, i., 247Parph, i., 79Parr, Robert Kerr, In Memoriam notice, viii., 185Parson’s Nose, see SnowdonPass of Corryarrick, see CorryarrickPass of Leny, Descent of Ben Ledi to, i., 179Pasturing on Scottish Mountains in Summer, iii., 116Patt, see Pait (for which it is a local name)Pavey Ark, iii., 3 ; iv., 175 ; vi., 250 ; vii., 50Peak of Derbyshire Moors, Crags, and Caves of the High Peak, etc., by E. A. Baker,

reviewed, viii., 92Pedestrian Pedestrian Tour through part of the Highlands of Scotland in 1801, by

J. Bristed, Notes regarding, iv., 4, 10 — Pedestrianism in England, iv., 76 — Pedestrianism in the Highlands, Decline of, iii., 250Peebles, Ascent of Moorfoots from, ii., 26 — to St. Mary’s Loch, iv., 178Pennant, Thos. A Tour in Scotland, described, iii., 111–120 — Description of Skye in 1772, v., 209Pentland Hills, ix., 283–286


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Pentland Hills (continued)— The Pentland Hills, their Paths and Passes, by W, A. Smith,

reviewed, viii., 226, 227 — Allermuir, ix., 284 — Caerketton, ix., 284 — Carnethy, ix., 284 — East Cairn Hill, ix., 284, 285 — Geology of, iv., 119 ; ix., 283 — Mount, The, ix., 284 — Mount Maw, ix., 284 — Scald Law, ix., 284, 285 — Sir Walter Scott on, ix., 284 — South Black Hill, ix., 284 — Turnhouse Hill, ix., 284 — West Cairn Hill, ix., 284, 285 — West Kip, ix., 284, 285Peridotite, a first-class rock for the climber, x., 28Perthshire Scenery compared with Sub-Alpine Scenery, ix., 106 — Scenery, described, ix., 105Phenomena, Optical, vi., 133–135Phoit, see Beinn Bhan of Applecross, A’ PhoitPhotography Mountain Photography, by W. L. Howie, ii., 249–253 Photographs of Cobbler, Buchaille Etive, Bidean, and Ben

Nevis, by Messrs. Abraham, reviewed, vi., 137 Photography in Natural Colours for Mountaineers, by W.

I. Clark, x., 294–306 — Club Collection of Photographs, i., 235 — Enlarging, ii., 253 — Focal Lengths of Lenses discussed, ii., 250–252 — Suggestion as to Mountain Views, ii., 38 — Telephotographic Lens, ii., 249, 250 — Wide Angle Lens, ii., 250–252Physiological Climbing considered in its Physiological Aspects, by A. E. Maylard—I.,

iv., 267–275 ; II., v., 17–23Pic Robbieson, see Salisbury CragsPictish Towers of Glenelg, i., 204Piers Ghyll, ii., 145Pilkington’s Map of the Cuillin Hills, i., 142, 235Pillar Craig, Kilpatricks, ii., 207Pillar Mountain, iii., 3Pillar Rock, ii., 134, 145 ; iii., 3, 4, 160 ; iv., 174 ; v., 87Pitlochry, Ski-ing at, x., 290, 291 — to Aberfeldy via Schichallion, iii., 260–266


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Pitlochry (continued)— — to Glenshee, ii., 141, 142Pitmain Inn, x., 248Place Names Place Names in Glengarry and Glenquoich and their Origin, by E. C.

Ellice, reviewed, v., 151 The Place Names of Scotland, by J. B. Johnston, reviewed,

ii., 148–154 — of Mountains, ii., 149-154 — Suggested Glossary of Highland, i., 183Plaide Mhor, see Ben AttowPlants, see BotanyPlatforms, Influence of, on Climbing, iv., 151Playground The Playground of Europe, by Leslie Stephen, reviewed, iii., 242Poll Ghuisachan, viii., 44Pollagach, iv., 234Pollagach Burn on Ski, x., 346Pont, Tim, Map of Skye, 1654, v., 207Pools of Dee, see DeePorphyry Hills, List of Scottish, v., 285 — Nature of Climbing, v., 277Port Appin, i., 115Portmore Loch, x., 54Practice Scrambles Practice Scrambles, by G. Thomson, ii., 8–12 — Letter from G. Thomson, iv., 133Precautions, Club Committee’s recommendations, iii., 110Preface Preface to Second Volume of Journal, by J. G. Stott, ii., 1, 2Priesthope Hill, x., 54Prince Charlie, Associations with the A’ Chralaig Hills, viii., 272 — Cave on Ben Alder, i., 75, 246 ; ii., 124 ; iv., 345 ; vii., 233 ;

x., 196 — Corryarrick Pass crossed by, i., 167 — Description of Skye by, in 1746, v., 208 — His route across Skye, v., 208Privet, x., 329, 330Professor’s Chimney, Scafell, Ascent of, vi., 133Proprietors, Facilities granted by, i., 41, 44, 83Provisions for Camp at Coruisk, List, v., 3Ptarmigan In Ptarmigan Land, by L. W. Hinxman, iv., 214–217 — Lodge, Loch Lomond, i., 127 — Nest found on Ben Chaorin, ii., 54


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Pulmaddy Glen, i., 104 Pulpit Rock, see Ardlui, Boulder

QuArtzIte Hills, List of Scottish, v., 282 — Nature of Climbing on, v., 273, 274, 276Quartzite, Scenery of Silurian, i., 80Queen’s Hill, Ascent of, on Ski, x., 291Queensberry, ix., 277, 278Quest Divine Mysteries of the Oromaniacal Quest, by Orlamon Linecus, iii.,

151–157Quinag, ix., 199, 200 Quinag and Stack Polly, by W. I. Clark, ix., 175–191 — Barrel Buttress, Ascent of, ix., 257–258 — Barrel Buttress, Buttress to left of, ascended, ix., 256 — Barrel Buttress, Gully to right of, ascended, ix., 256 — Centres for, ix., 178, 200 — Character of Rocks on, ix., 181 — Climbing Possibilities discussed, x., 181 — Climbs described, ix., 200 — described, i., 46 ; ix., 179, 180, 182, 199, 200, 256 — Geology of, i., 79 ; iv., 122 ; ix., 200 — N.E. Buttress, Ascent of, ix., 181 — N.E. Buttress, Route to, ix., 179 — Partial Ascent of, iv., 30 — Sail Garbh, described, i., 46 ; ix., 179, 180 — Sail Ghorm, described, ix., 179 — Situation of, ix., 199 — Spidean Coinnich, ix., 199, 200 — Spidean Coinnich, described, ix., 179, 182 — Various Ascents, Easter, 1907, ix., 256–258 — View from, ix., 180 — viewed from Loch Assynt, ix., 182 — West Face ascended by Gully, ix., 257Quoich Bridge, Glen Garry, iii., 352Quoich River, Braemar, see Glen Quoich

rACe, A Novel Scientific Foot Race, vii.. 42–45Rackwick Bay, Hoy, x., 157Raeburn’s Gully, see LochnagarRainfall in Scotland compared with Switzerland, ii., 161Rake’s Progress, descended, vi., 133Ram’s Head Gully, see Cobbler, North Peak


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Rambles Autumnal Rambles among the Scottish Mountains, by T. Grierson, Notes

on, iii., 252–256 Rambles in Breadalbane, by M. Ferguson, reviewed, i., 330 Some Holiday Rambles, by E. M. Corner, vi., 24–30 Some Rambles round Edinburgh, by T. C. Oliphant,

reviewed, ii., 212Ramsay, Prof. A. C., on Brodick Bay, viii., 12, 13Random Random Musings, by S. A. Gillon, viii., 187–191Rannoch Moor The Moor of Rannoch, by Principal Shairp, quoted, iii., 114 ; iv., 86 — crossed from Loch Ericht to Inveroran, ii., 125 — from Kingshouse, i., 144 — mentioned, iv., 264 ; ix., 306Rannoch Station, Climbs within reach of, iii., 239 — to Dalwhinnie, over Ben Alder, by Night, iv., 344Rashy Burn, x., 143Raspberry, x., 330, 331Rathains, see AlliginRaven’s Gully, see Ben Cruachan, Beinn a’ BhuiridhRaven’s Rock, see Arthur’s SeatRebhoan, i., 16, 19 ; ii., 57 ; vii., 340 ; viii., 48 — to Cairngorm, Distance, vii., 354 — to Nethy Bridge, Distance, vii., 339, 354 — to Nethy Foot Bridge, vii., 339Recess Route, see Ben Nevis, Tower RidgeRed Chimney Climb, see Arthur’s SeatRed Spout, see LochnagarRemarks Additions, Corrections, and Remarks to Vol. II., S. M. C. Journal, by H.

T. Munro, ii., 330–336Renfrewshire Hills, Descriptive Note of the various hills, ii., 208, 209 — Ballagioch, ii., 208 — Cock-ma-Lane, ii., 209 — Corkindale Law, ii., 208, 209 — Craig of Carnock, ii., 208 — Craig Minnan, ii., 209 — Dod Hill, ii., 208 — Duchallaw, ii., 209 — East Girt Hill, ii., 209 — Ferenese Braes, ii., 208, 209 — Gleniffer Braes, ii., 208, 209 — Hill of Stake, ii., 209 — James’ Hill, ii., 208


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Renfrewshire Hills (continued)— — Lochliboside Hills, ii., 208 — Mistylaw, see Mistylaw — Neilston Pad, ii., 208 — Sergeantlaw, ii., 209Reverie A Reverie, by N. Collie, v., 93–102

Reviews:— Abraham, A. P. Rock-Climbing in Skye, x., 175 — G. and A. Rock-Climbing in North Wales, ix., 103 — G. and A. Photographs of Cobbler, etc., vi., 137 — G. D. The Complete Mountaineer, x., 56 — G. P. North Wales—a Series of Mountain and Climb ing

Photographs, iv., 352 — G. P. Skye—a Series of Mountain Photographs, iv., 190 Alpine Club. Report on Equipment, ii., 145 Baker, E. A. Moors, Crags, and Caves of the High Peak and the

Neighbourhood, viii., 92 Ball, J. The Alpine Guide: Hints and Notes, Practical and Scientific

for Travellers in the Alps, v., 318 The Alpine Guide—The Western Alps, v., 149 Bartholomew, Messrs. John & Co. Reduced Ordnance Survey Maps (New Series), Nos. 11,12,13, 15, 16, and 21, i., 180 (New Series), Nos. 17 and 20, i., 248 (New Series), Nos. 19 and 25, ii., 210 (New Series), No. 24, iii., 49 (New Series), Nos. 12, 16, and 26, iii., 246 Bernard, O. First Aid to the Injured, vi., 212 Bonney, Prof. T. G. Ice-Work, Present and Past, iv., 135 Cadell, H. M. The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland, iv., 135 Cairngorm Club. Braeriach and Cairn Toul, i., 249 The Cairngorm Club Journal, No. 1, ii., 324 Guide to Morven, i., 249 Causton & Sons, Sir Joseph. Mountain, Moor, and Loch, iii., 174 Collie, Prof. J. N. Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies, viii.,

92 Conway, Sir W. M. The Alps from End to End, iii., 358 Climbing and Exploration in the Karakorams-Himalayas, iii.,

172 Cornhill Magazine, April, 1895. Sligachan and the Coolins, iii., 308 Dalgleish, W. S. Cruise of the “Dunnottar Castle”, i., 330 Davies, J. S. Dolomite Strongholds, iii., 173 Dent, C. T., and others. Mountaineering, ii., 146 Eckenstein, O. The Karakorams and Kashmir, iv., 189


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Reviews (continued)— Ellice, E. C. Place-names in Glengarry and Glenquoich, and their Origin,

v., 151 Eyre-Todd, G. Sketch Book of the North, i., 179 Ferguson, M. Rambles in Breadalbane, i., 330 Fitzgerald, E. A. Climbs in the New Zealand Alps, iv., 186 Freshfield, D. W. The Exploration of the Caucasus, iv., 182 Geikie, Sir A. Geological Map of Scotland, ii., 154 The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre viii., 92 Geikie, J. Fragments of Earth Lore, ii., 326 Geographical Society, Royal Scottish, Atlas of Scotland, iv., 138 Geological Survey. Summary of Progress of the Geological Survey of

the United Kingdom for 1897, v., 202 Glasgow Pedestrian, A. Our Western Hills : How to Reach Them and the

Views from Their Summits, ii., 147 Gunn, W. The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, viii., 92 Harker, A. The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, viii., 92 Ice Erosion in the Cuillin Hills of Skye, vii., 54 The Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Skye, viii., 224 Harper, A. B. Pioneer Work in the Alps of New Zealand, iv., 350 Hart, H. C. Climbing in the British Isles. II., Wales and Ireland, iv., 70 Haskett-Smith, W. P. Climbing in the British Isles. I., England, iii., 170 Climbing in the British Isles. II., Wales and Ireland, iv., 70 Inglis, H. R. G. The “Contour” Road Book of Scotland, iv., 190 Johnston, J. B. The Place Names of Scotland, ii., 148 Jones, O. G. Rock-Climbing in the English Lake District, v., 42 Kilgour, W. T. Twenty Years on Ben Nevis, viii., 334 Larden, W. Guide to the Walks and Climbs around Arolla, x., 178 M’Connochie, A. I. Ben a’ Bhuird and Ben Avon, ii., 37 Ben Rinnes, ii., 37 Lochnagar, ii., 35 Macculloch, J. A. The Misty Isle of Skye: Its Scenery, Its People, Its

Story, ix., 56 Macnair, P. The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians, etc., x., 176 Main, Mrs. E. My Home in the Alps, ii., 97 Marr, J. E. The Scientific Study of Scenery, vi., 138 Marsh, Dr. H. Two Seasons in Switzerland, iv., 71 Mathews, C. E. The Annals of Mont Blanc: A Monograph, v., 201 Menzies & Co., John. Guide to Ben Nevis, iii., 49 Mitchinson, Bishop. Distribution of Rare Plants in Britain, i., 25 1 Muir, J. The Mountains of California, iv., 137 Mummery, A. F. My Climbs in the Alps and Caucasus, iii., 354


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Reviews (continued)— Murray, J. Hand-Book for Travellers in Scotland, iii., 240 New Zealand Alpine Club. The New Zealand Alpine Journal (First

Number), ii., 211 Oliphant, T. C. Some Rambles round Edinburgh, ii., 212 Oppenheim, E. C. New Climbs in Norway, v., 267 Oppenheimer, L. J. The Heart of Lakeland, x., 233 Ordnance Survey. New Maps, vii., 294 Peach, B. N. The Geology of North Arran, South Bute, and the Cumbraes,

with parts of Ayrshire and Kintyre, viii., 92 Perry, A. W. Welsh Mountaineering, iv., 257 Shearer & Son, R. S. Panorama from Ben Nevis, iv., 72 Panorama from the Wallace Monument, Stirling, iv., 191 Sinigaglia, L. Climbing Reminiscences of the Dolomites, iv., 255 Slingsby, W. C. Norway, the Northern Playground, viii., 92 Smith, W. A. The Pentland Hills, their Paths and Passes, viii., 226 Spalding, W. P. The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity, vi., 68 “Sport im Bild” (26th June, 1896), Bergesteigung in den ‘Coolins’ der Insel

Skye, iv., 251 Stephen, L. The Playground of Europe, iii., 242 Stutfield, H. E. M. Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies,

viii., 92 West, L. F. The Climber’s Pocket Book, x., 57 Weston, Rev. W. Mountaineering and Exploration in the Japanese Alps, iv.,

254 Wherry, G. Alpine Notes and the Climbing Foot, iv., 188 White, Col. T. P. The Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom, ii., 281 Whymper, E. The Alps Revisited, iii., 243 Chamonix and the Range of Mont Blanc. A Guide, iv., 191 A Guide to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, iv., 353 How to Use the Aneroid Barometer, ii., 95 On the Top of Ben Nevis, iii., 245 Scrambles amongst the Alps, 5th Ed., vi., 136 Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, ii., 94 Wilson, C. Mountaineering, iii., 47 Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club Journal, Vol. I., No. 1, July, 1899, v., 318Rhinns of Kells, see Kells RangeRiabhachan, see An RiabhachanRibigill Farm, Tongue, v., 185Ridge Diary of a Week’s Ridge Walking in the N. W. of Scotland, by J. Rennie,

ii., 291–295 Ridge Walking on the Coolins at Easter, 1905, by H.

Raeburn, ix., 59–70Rig of Minshalloch, Ascent of, vi., 93


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Right Angled Gully, see Cobbler, North PeakRiobain Burn, iv., 227Ripe Hill, Height and position, viii., 64Rise and Progress of Mountaineering in Scotland, see MountaineeringRiver Dee at Invercauld, Pennant’s description of, iii., 117 — See also DeeRiver Esk at Edzell, iv., 236River Ghaoir, forded at Dunan, ii., 125River Inver, i., 55River Nethy, see Nethy RiverRiver Pattack, i., 321River Tay, Source of, i., 208River Tweed, Pennant’s Description of, iii., 120Rob Roy’s Glen, iii., 107 — Grave, i., 148 — Marriage, i., 124, 125 — Putting Stone, climbed, v., 246–252, 260Robson’s Appreciation of Scottish Mountain Scenery, iv., 261 ; ix., 304 Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, Note on, iii., 248, 249Rock Climbing Rock Climbing in Skye, by A. P. Abraham, reviewed, x., 175 — in Scotland, iv., 79-81 — Progress of, in first ten years of S.M. Club, v., 308–314Rockies Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies, by H. E. M. Stutfield

and J. N. Collie, reviewed, viii., 92Rocking Stone, Ben Alder, x., 198 — Corrie, Arran, iv., 56 ; x., 111 — Coire a’ Bhradain, Arran, x., 111Rocks, Iced, see Iced RocksRoderick Random, Scenery of, i., 123Roebuck-Berry, x., 331Roness Hill, Shetland, x., 159 — Voe, Shetland, x., 160Roof Climber The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity, W. P. Spalding, reviewed, vi., 68Rope The Strength of Climbing Rope, by J. H. Bell, iv., 347–349 Some Mechanics of the Rope and Axe, by G. Thomson, x.,

17–25 — Accident due to, iii., 44, 45 — Discussion on value of, to stop a fall, iv., 347–349 — Experiments on Strength of, iv., 347–349 — Knots, Weakening Effect of, iv., 347 — Methods of raising a man by, x., 17–19


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Rope (continued)— — Methods of using a doubled rope, x., 18 — Methods of using, by Cliff Climbers, x., 129 — Middle-man Knot, Danger of, v., 265 — Note regarding a man’s powers on, x., 57 — Proper use of, x., 129 — Two on a rope, iii., 357 — Use of, to safeguard a man, x., 19 — Use of, to stop a falling man, x., 19, 20Rosa Pinnacle, see Cir MhorRose Elder, x., 331Rose Ridge, see Sgoran DubhRossett Gyhll, ii., 88Ross’s Path, Glen Eunach, vii., 257, 262Ross-shire South West Ross, by Prof. Heddle, v., 103–115 Traverse of Ross-shire from Beauly to Loch Carron, via

Sgurr na Lapich and Riabhachan, by C. B. Phillip, iii., 121–126

— Form and Colour of West Coast, iv., 115, 121 — Geological Formations of, i., 77 — Geology of West Ross, v., 270Rosthwaite, ii., 89, 145 Lines written in Depression near Rosthwaite, by S. S., x.,

46, 47Rothiemurchus Forest, Access to, vii., 239 — Beauties of, ii., 49 ; viii., 152 — Bivouac at foot of Lang, x., 7 — Distance from Cross Roads to various points, vii., 256, 257 — Green Loch to Aviemore, i., 108 — Route through, from Larig, i., 114 — Routes through, described, vii., 256, 257, 336, 337 — Slugan, described, vii., 353Rottenbottom, i., 321Round Loch of the Dungeon, i., 165Rousay, Orkney, x., 156Route On Route Finding in Mist, by W. Douglas, ix., 248–251Rowan, x., 331, 332Rowantree Inn, ii., 138Rowardennan Inn in 1822, i., 123–125 — to Aberfoyle, over Ben Lomond, i., 319, 320 ; ii., 89Roy Bridge, Ascent of Loch Treig Hills from, v., 66, 67 — Ascent of Stob Choire an Easain Mhor from, v., 67–69 — described, ii., 64


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Roy Bridge (continued)— — Paths to Easains, etc., v., 69, 261, 262 — to Glen Nevis, over the Easains, iii., 346, 347Ruadh Stac Mor, see Ben EigheRuadh Stac, Strathcarron, see An Ruadh StacRudha na Spreidhe, see Sgurr na LapaichRueval, x., 163Ruinsival, iii., 279, 282 ; x., 31Rule, by Naismith, to find time for Expeditions, ii., 136Rum, x., 26–32 The Island of Rum, by J. B. Pettigrew, iii., 278–283 The Rum Mountains, by H. T. Munro, i., 259–264 — Access to, iii., 278 ; x., 26 — Accommodation on, i., 259 ; iii., 278 — Area of, x., 26 — Climbing Literature, x., 27 — Coast Walk, described, i., 264 — described, i., 259, 260 ; iii., 278, 279 ; x., 26–32 — Geology of, iv., 125 ; v., 277 ; x., 26 — Names of Peaks of Norse origin, x., 27 — Proprietor of, x., 26 — Roads in, x., 26, 27 — Rocks, described, iii., 279 — Situation of, x., 26 — View of Mainland from, i., 264 — visited by Yachting Meet, 1897, iv., 289Rumbling Bridge, Pennant’s description of, iii., 115Ruskin’s definition of Mountaineers, i., 6Rynettin, i., 106, 107 ; ii., 57

sAbhAl Beag, ix., 202Sabhal Mor, ix., 202Saddle, Arran, described, viii., 25 — from Cir Mhor to Mullach Buidhe, i., 35 — Height, x., 89 — Route across, described, viii., 35–37 ; x., 99 — Route to, from Goatfell, x., 91Saddle (Glen Shiel), i., 291 ; viii., 258, 259 — Ascent of, from Shiel, iv., 176 ; viii., 230 ; x., 51, 52 — Ascent of, from Shiel to Kinlochourn, iii., 30 — Ascent of, from Skiary to Shiel, ii., 294 — Best Centre for, viii., 259 — Bidean an Dhonuill Bhreac, see Sgurr na Creige, below — Choir ’Uaine, iv., 176, 177 ; x., 51 — Descent, various routes, viii., 259


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Saddle (Glen Shiel) (continued)— — Description of, ii., 294 ; iii., 353 ; iv., 176 ; viii., 231, 259 — Description of Cliffs and Gullies, x., 51, 52 — Description of North West Corrie, ii., 294 — Height of Tops, viii., 258 ; x., 52 — Sgurr na Creige, i., 291 ; viii., 258, 259 — Sgurr na Creige, Ascent of, ii., 294 ; iv., 176 ; x., 51 — Sgurr na Creige, locally is called Bidean an Dhonuill Bhreac — Sgurr na Forcan, i., 292 ; viii., 258, 259 — Sgurr na Forcan, Ascent of, iv., 177 ; x., 52 — Sgurr a’ Gharg Gharaidh, viii., 259 — Sgurr a’ Gharg Gharaidh, Ascent of, ii., 294 — Sgurr nid na Iolaire, viii., 258 — Sgurr Leac nan Each, i., 291 ; viii., 258, 259 — Sgurr Leac nan Each, Ascent of, ii., 294 ; iv., 176 — Sgurr Leac nan Each, mentioned, viii., 233 ; x., 51 — View from, viii., 231, 259 — View of, from Maol Cheann Dearg Range, viii., 266Saddleback, Ascent of, in 1793, described, ii., 328Saddle Yoke, ix., 271–273Sail Chaoruinn, see Sgurr nan ConbhaireanSail Garbh, see QuinagSail Ghorm, see QuinagSail Liath, see An TeallachSail Mhor, see Ben EigheSaileag, see Sgurr a’ Bhealaich DheirgSt. John’s Head, Hoy, x., 157, 158St. Kilda Climbing in St. Kilda, by N. Heathcote, vi., 146–151 — Accommodation on, vi., 146 — seen from Sgurr na Banachdich, x., 224St. Mary’s Loch, iv., 178, 179Salisbury Crags, ix., 286, 287 Arthur Seat as a Scrambling Centre, by “Auld Reekie”, iv.,

65–68 Arthur’s Seat and the Salisbury Crags, by H. Raeburn, iv.,

335–341 Some Climbs on the Salisbury Crags, by W. I. Clark, vi.,

71–81 — Climbs described, iv., 65–68, 336–341 ; vi., 71–81 ; vii., 241 ;

ix., 287 — Climbs (arranged in order from North to South)— Pic Robbieson, iv., 66, 337 Elder Tree Routes— Bell’s Variation, iv., 337


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Salisbury Crags, Climbs (continued)— Little Chimney, iv., 337 Overhanging Ledge, iv., 337 Elder Tree Route (original route), iv., 66, 337 Balanced Stone Chimney, iv., 337 Red Ridge Route, iv., 337 Earth Ledge Route, iv., 338 Cracked Slabs Route, iv., 338 ; vi., 79, 80 Cleftblock Chimney, iv., 338 Recess Route, iv., 66, 338 Sloping Ledge Route, iv., 338 Cat Nick Arete, iv., 339 ; vi., 77–79 Cat Nick, iv., 66, 339 ; vi., 77 Cat Nick, Winter Ascent, iv., 302–305 Cat Nick Buttress, vi., 78 Great Corner Climb, iv., 67, 339 Great Quarry, East Buttress, iv., 67 ; vii., 241 Little Quarry Climbs, iv., 67, 339, 340 ; vi., 73–76 — Club Members on, iv., 241 — Form described, i., 76, 79 — View from, vi., 77Salvationist A Salvationist on Lochnagar, by F. S. Goggs, vii., 185–193 — Origin of term, ii., 235Sandah Club, i., 158, 316Sandray, Outer Hebrides, x., 162Sandstone Mountains, List of, v., 281, 282 — Nature of Climbing on, v., 272, 273Sandy Hillock, viii., 64Sandy Loch, see LochnagarSannaig, Islay, Cliffs, vii., 179Sannox, see Glen Sannox and North Glen SannoxSaoiter Mor, see Mam SodhailScafell, ii., 88, 145 ; iii., 3 ; vi., 133, 252, 253 — Climbs contrasted with Inaccessible Pinnacle, Skye, ii., 134 — Collier’s Climb, First Descent, iv., 175 — Deep Ghyll, iii., 159 — Moss Ghyll, iii., 160 — Pinnacle, ii., 134 ; iii., 3, 160 ; iv., 175 ; vi., 133, 252, 253 — Professor’s Chimney, iii., 159 — Steep Ghyll, iii., 160 — Various Ascents, iv., 175 — View of Sunset from, iii., 8Scafell Pike, ii., 88, 145 ; iii., 3Scald Law, see Pentland Hills


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Scallastle, ii., 186, 187Scalpay, x., 164Scarcerig, x., 54Scarp, x., 164Scenery Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, by G. F. Robson, Note on, iii., 248,

249 The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland, by H. M. Cadell,

reviewed, iv., 135 The Mountain Scenery of the N.W. Highlands, by H. M.

Cadell, i., 76–82 The Scientific Study of Scenery, by J. E. Marr, reviewed, vi.,

138Schichallion, i., 283 ; vi., 245–247 From Ballinluig to Lawers over Schiehallion, by W.

Garden, vii., 15–19 Schiehallion, by J. G. Stott, iii., 260–266 — Ascent of, iii., 260–266 ; vii., 15–19 ; ix., 114–116 — Descent to Fearnan, vii., 18 — Geology of, v., 270, 276 — Height, vi., 245 — Macculloch’s Ascent of, iii., 191 — Maskeleyne’s Experiment, vi., 246 ; ix., 114 — Routes of Ascent, vi., 246, 247 — View from, vii., 17, 18 ; ix., 116Schistose Rock Mountains, List of, v., 283 — Nature of Climbing on, v., 275 — Scenery of “Eastern Schists” of N. W. Highlands, i., 81Sconcers, Meaning of, v., 303Scotland Geological Map of Scotland, by A. Geikie, reviewed, ii., 154 Handbook for Travellers in Scotland, by J. Murray,

reviewed, iii., 240–242 New Atlas of Scotland, by Bartholomew, note, iii., 45 Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s Atlas of Scotland,

reviewed, iv., 138 Ski-running in Scotland, by A. Arthur, x., 285–293 Snowcraft in Scotland, by W. W. Naismith, ii., 157–167 Solid Alto-Relievo Model of Scotland, ii., 327 The Berries of Scotland, by J. Macmillan, x., 307–334 The Contour Road Book of Scotland, by H. R. G. Inglis

reviewed, iv., 190 The “Munro’s” of Scotland, A Retrospect, by A. E. Robert-

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ii., 148–154 See also Guide Books See also Highlands See also ScottishScott, Sir W., Description of Skye, 1814, v., 214–216 — Ascent of Ben Lomond by, i., 124Scottish A Scottish Ice Climb, by H. Raeburn, ix., 153–158 Autumnal Rambles among the Scottish Mountains, by T.

Grierson, Notes on, iii., 252–256 Scottish Mountain Botany, by Professor Bower, iii., 136–139 Scottish Mountaineering—Retrospective and Prospective,

by A. E. Maylard, v., 308–314 Scottish Mountains, by Sir A. Geikie, iv., 113–125 Scottish Snow, by H. Raeburn, viii., 285–298 Tables giving all the Scottish Mountains exceeding 3000

feet in Height, by H. T. Munro, i., 276–314 The Geology of the Scottish Mountains from a Climbing

Point of View, by L. W. Hinxman, v., 269–286 The Scottish Tourist, 1825, Note regarding, iv., 12 — Alpine Botanical Club, see Botany — Alps, i., 223 — Mountains, Beauty of, iv., 264, 265 ; ix., 306, 307 — Mountains, Table giving Geological Structure of, v., 280–286 — Snow Climbs contrasted with those abroad, viii., 286S. M. C. Guide Book, see Guide BooksS. M. C. Members abroad, 1892, ii., 209, 210 1893, iii, 40, 41 1894, iii., 237, 238 1895, iv., 60–62 1896, iv., 242–244 1897, v., 39, 40 1907, v., 195–198 1908, vi., 34–36 1900, vi., 126–129 1901, vii., 39–41 1902, vii., 236–238 1903, viii., 79–82 1904, viii., 216–219 1905, ix., 50–54 1906, ix., 219–224 1909, x., 41-46 1910, x., 121, 217–223


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Scour, see SgurrScrambles Practice Scrambles, by G. Thomson, ii., 8–12 Scrambles amongst the Alps, by E. Whymper, reviewed, vi.,

136, 137Screes in Cuillins, Probable Origin of, vi., 6Sea From Sea to Summit, by H. Raeburn, vii., 194–198Sea Eagles, i., 53Seana Bhraigh, see Beinn Dearg, Ross-shireSeascale, iii., 1Secreta Secreta Montium, a Poem, by T. S. Omond, iii., 81–84Sedimentary Rock Mountains, List of Scottish, v., 281, 282 — Nature of Climbing on, v., 272–274Seenes Law, ix., 280Selkirk, from Innerleithen over the hills, ix., 277September Septembrians in September, by R. A. Robertson, vi., 17–21Sergeantlaw, ii., 209Sgairneach Mor, i., 289 ; vii., 234, 235 — Ascent of, i., 176 ; x., 252Sgarsoch, see An SgarsochSgiath Chrom, see Sgiath ChuilSgiath Chuil, i., 284 ; vii., 29 — Ascent of, ii., 31, 138 — described, ii., 138Sguabach, vii., 249, 252 note.—All items commencing with Scour, Sgor, Sgoran, Sgorr, or Sgurr are entered

here in alphabetical order of their distinctive names.Sgurr na h’Aide, Ascent of, iii., 351Sgorr Ban, see Beinn a’ BheithirSgurr Ban, see Ben EigheSgurr Ban, see Mullach Coire Mhic FhearchairSgurr Beag, Clunie, viii., 262–266 — Traverse of Ridge, v., 105, 106 ; viii., 231, 265Sgurr a’ Bharra, ix., 135Sgor a’ Bhealaich, see Aonach BeagSgurr a’ Bhealaich Dheirg, i., 293 ; viii., 268, 269 — Aonach Meadhoin, i., 293 ; viii., 269 — Aonach Meadhoin, Ascent of, v., 107 — ascended best from Clunie Inn, viii., 263, 269 — Ascent of, ii., 293 ; v., 107 — Carn Fuaralach, i., 293 ; viii., 269 — Carn Fuaralach, Ascent of, ii., 293 ; v., 107


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Sgurr a’ Bhealaich Dheirg (continued)— — Carn Fuaralach, described, viii., 264 — Ciste Dhubh, i., 293 ; viii., 269 — Ciste Dhubh, ascended best from Clunie Inn, viii., 263 — Ciste Dhubh, described, viii., 264, 269 — Saileag, i., 293 ; viii., 269 — Saileag, Ascent of, v., 107Sgor a’ Bhuic, see Aonach BeagSgurr Breac, see FannichsSgorr na Caorach, ix., 32Sgurr na Carnach, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgurr nan Ceathramhan, see A’ ChralaigSgurr nan Ceathreamhnan, i., 293 ; viii., 275, 276 — An Socach, i., 294 ; viii., 276 — An Socach, visited, v., 108 — Creag a’ Choire Aird, i., 294 ; viii., 276 — Creag nan Clachan Geala, i., 293 ; viii., 276 — Creag Ghlas, viii., 276 — Description of North Face, v., 108 — Sgurr Gaorsaic, viii., 276 — Stuc Beag, i., 293 ; viii., 276 — Stuc Mor, i., 293 ; viii., 276Sgorr a’ Chadail, see LiathachSgor Chalum, x., 229Sgorr a’ Chaolais, see Beinn a’ BheithirSgurr a’ Chaoruinn, i., 296 ; viii., 323, 324 — Ascent of, iii., 164 ; iv., 176Sgor a’ Chleirich, see Ben LaoghalSgor Choileam, i., 291 ; viii., 200, 201 — Appearance of, from North, i., 255 — Ascent of, i., 244 ; iii., 351 ; viii., 134Sgor Choinnich, Corrour, i., 289 ; v., 262 ; vi., 65Sgurr Choinnich, Monar, i., 296 ; viii., 323, 324 — Ascent of, iii., 164 ; iv., 176 — View from, iv., 176Sgor a’ Choinnich Beag, see EasainsSgor a’ Choinnich Mor, see EasainsSgor a’ Chonais-aite, see Ben LaoghalSgor na Ciche, i., 291 ; viii., 202–204 Sgor na Ciche—A Climb against Time, by H. C. Boyd, iv.,

322–330 — Ascent of, iii., 352 ; iv., 290, 322–330 — mentioned, i., 256Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgurr nan Clach Geala, see Fannichs


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Sgurr nan Clachan Geala, see Sgurr na LapaichSgurr a’ Choire Beithe, i., 268Sgurr Coire na Coinnich, see Ladhar BeinnSgor nan Coireachan, Glen Dessarry, i., 291 ; viii., 202–204Sgor nan Coireachan, Glen Finnan, i., 291 ; viii., 200, 201 — Ascent of, i., 244 ; viii., 134Sgurr Coire nan Eiricheallach, see Sgurr A’ MhaorairhSgurr Coire na Feinne, viii., 262–266 ; see also Maol Cheann DeargAscent of, v., 106Sgurr a’ Choire Gharbh, see Ben AttowSgurr a’ Choir Ghlais, i., 295 ; viii., 320–322 — Ascent of, vi., 47 — mentioned, iii., 123Sgor a’ Coire a’ Mhail, topography, x., 356, 357Sgurr nan Conbhairean, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — ascended best from Clunie Inn, viii., 263 — Ascent of, v., 104, 105 — Carn Ghluasaid, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — Carn Ghluasaid, crossed, v., 105 — Creag a’ Chaoruinn, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — Creag a’ Chaoruinn, crossed, v., 105 — described, v., 105 — Drochaid an Tuill Easaich, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — from Lundie to Clunie, over, v., 104 — Sail Chaoruinn, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272 — Tigh Mor, i., 293 ; viii., 270–272Sgurr an Conghair, see Ben EigheSgurr na Craobh Chaoruinn, Ascent of, iii., 66Sgurr Creag an Eich, see An TeallachSgurr na Creige, see SaddleSgorr Dhearg, see Beinn a’ BheithirSgorr Dhonuill, see Beinn a’ BheithirSgurr an Doire Leathain, i., 292 ; viii., 262–266 — Traverse of, v., 105, 106 ; viii., 231–233Sgoran Dubh, i., 302, 303 (Note); vii., 254, 257–264, 274–277 Loch Eunach, Sgoran Dubh, and the Western Cairngorms,

by H. T. Munro, ii., 296–300 Sgoran Dubh, by Messrs. King, Mackay, and Raeburn, vii.,

117–123 Sgoran Dubh Pinnacle, by H. G. S. Lawson, vii., 57–60 The Rose Ridge on Sgoran Dubh, by W. A. Morrison, viii.,

152–156 — Ascent of, ii., 47, 299 ; vi., 110 ; ix., 146 ; x., 150 — Buttresses, order of merit as climbs, vii., 82 — Carn Ban, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 262


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Sgoran Dubh (continued)— — Carn Ban, Ascent of, ii., 299 — Climbs (arranged in order from North to South)— No. 1 Buttress, North Ridge, Attempted Ascent, vii., 82, 123, 274 No. 1 Buttress, Great Gully, Ascent of, vii., 82, 122 No. 1 Buttress, Great Gully, Descent of, vii., 122 No. 1 Buttress, Great Gully, described, vii., 274 No. 1 Buttress, South Ridge, Ascent of, vii., 82, 122, 274 No. 2 Buttress, Rose Ridge, Attempted Ascent, viii., 114, 118–120 No. 2 Buttress, Rose Ridge, Complete Ascent, viii., 152– 156 ; x., 54 No. 2 Buttress, Married Men’s Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 82, 121, 275 No. 2 Buttress, Bachelors’ Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 82, 121, 178, 275 Corrie between Buttresses No. 2 and 3, climbed, viii., 113, 116–118 No. 3 Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 82, 120, 275, 276 No. 4 Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 119, 120, 178, 276 No. 5 Buttress, Ascent of, vii., 59, 60, 82, 118, 119, 276, 277 ; viii., 113 No. 5 Buttress, Ascent of a Gully, viii., 113 — Climbs, described, vii., 117–123, 274–277 — Climbs on, at Easter, 1902, vii., 82 — Description of East Face, vii., 59 — Geology of, v., 277 — Meall Buidhe, i., 302 ; vii., 254, 261 — Meall Buidhe, Ascent of, ii., 299 — Pinnacle Ridge, see No. 5 Buttress, above — Route to, from Feshie Bridge, vii., 260 — Route to, from Lochan Eilan via Cadha Mor, etc., vii., 258,

259 — Sgor Ghaoith, vii., 254, 259, 262 — Sgor Ghaoith, traversed, ix., 146 — View from, ii., 297, 298Sgoran Dubh Bheag, see Sgoran DubhSgorr a’ Dubh Dhoire, see Ben AttowSgoran Dubh Mhor, see Sgoran DubhSgurr nan Each, see FannichsSgurr of Eigg, x., 164–167Sgor na h’ Eilde, i., 287 ; vii., 131, 133 — Ascent of, viii., 104Sgor na h’ Eilde Beag, i., 287 ; vii., 131


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Sgurr na Festig, i., 295 ; viii., 321 — Ascent of, vi., 48Sgurr an Fhir Duibhe, see Ben EigheSgurr Fhuaran, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgor an Fhuarain, viii., 202–204Sgurr Fhuar-thuill, Glen Strath Farrar, i., 295 ; viii., 321 — Ascent of, vi., 48Sgor nam Fiannaidh, see Aonach EagachSgurr Fiona, see An TeallachSgurr na Forcan, see SaddleSgurr an Fuar-thol, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgor Gaibhre, i., 289 ; v., 262 ; vi., 65 ; vii., 226Scour Gairoch, i., 291 ; viii., 202–204 — Ascent of, x., 349Sgurr Gaorsaic, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanSgor Ghaoith, see Sgoran DubhSgurr a’ Gharg Gharaidh, see SaddleSgurr a’ Ghlas Leathaid, see Sgurr a’ MhuilinnSgurr Ghuibhsachan The Streaps and Sgurr Ghuibhsachan, by C. B. Phillip, iii., 65–69 — Ascent of, and view from, iii., 65, 66Sgurr nan Gillean, Rum, x., 31 — Ascent of, i., 263 ; iii., 282 — described, i., 260 ; x., 31Sgurr na ba Glaise, viii., 135, 136 Sgurr nid na Iolaire, see SaddleSgor an Iubhair, i., 287 ; vii., 130–132 — Ascent of, iii., 302 ; x., 338 — Height and position of, vii., 130 ; x., 356 — mentioned, x., 229 — Ridge, described, vii., 132Sgor Iutharna, see Lancet EdgeSgurr na Lapaich (Glen Strath Farrar), i., 295 ; viii., 279–281 Traverse of Ross-shire from Beauly to Loch Carron, via

Sgurr na Lapich and Riabhachan, by C. B. Phillip, iii., 121–126

— Ascent of, from Glen Strath Farrar, iii., 123, 124 — Ascent of, from Loch Mullardoch, v., 112 — Braigh a’ Choire Bhig, i., 295 ; viii., 280 — Braigh a’Choire Bhig, Ascent of, v., 112 — Creag a’ Chaoruinn, i., 295 ; viii., 280 — described, v., 112 — Rudha na Spreidhe, i., 295 ; viii., 280 — Rudha na Spreidhe, Ascent of, iii., 123 — Sgurr nan Clachan Geala, i., 295 ; viii., 280


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Sgurr Ruadh, Achnashellach, i., 296 ; ix., 26–30 — Ascent of, iii., 163 ; x., 50 — Climbs on East Face, ix., 29 — described, iii., 220 ; viii., 222 ; ix., 28 — Height and position, ix., 26 — N.E. Buttress climbed, viii., 114, 223 — S. Buttress climbed, viii., 222 — Tracks near, x., 125, 126 — View from, viii., 223Sgurr Ruadh, Glen Strath Farrar, i., 295 ; viii., 321 — Ascent of, vi., 47Sgurr nan Saighead, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgurr an t-Scarraich, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgurr na Sgine, i., 292 ; viii., 258, 259 — Ascent of, ii., 294 ; viii., 231 — described, iii., 353 — Fraochag, i., 292 ; viii., 258, 259 — Fraochag, Height, x., 51 — Heights of Tops, x., 51Sgurr Sgulain, see Carn SgulainSgurr nan Spainteach, see Beinn Mhor (Loch Duich)Sgurr na Tuaigh, see AlliginSgurr an Tuill Bhain, see SliochSgor na h-Ulaidh, i., 286 Adventure on Sgor-na-h-Ullaidh, by C. B. Phillip, i., 115–

117 — Ascent of, i., 115–117 ; ix., 82, 240, 241 — Corr na Beinne, ix., 240 — described, ix., 240, 241Scuir Vuillin, see Sgurr A’ MhuilinnShairp, Principal, “Moor of Rannoch”, quoted, iii., 114 ; iv., 86Shalloch on Minnoch, see MerrickShelf Gully, see Cir MhorShelter Stone, described, vii., 346 ; x., 10 — from Nethybridgc, i., 106–112 — Night spent at, i., 111, 112 — to Aviemore via Ben Muich Dhui, i., 112–114 — to Avon Ford, distance, vii., 339 — to Beinn Mheadhoin, time, ix., 147 — to Ben Muich Dhui, distance, vii., 339 — visited, i., 15, 18, 19 ; ii., 61, 143 — Weight of, vii., 341 — Winter view from, ii., 61, 62 — See also Loch Avon


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Shelter Stone Crag A Cairngorm Climb—The Shelter Stone Crag, Loch Avon,

by H. Raeburn, x., 6–12 — Castle Gates Gully, Ascent of, x., 126 — N.W. Buttress, Ascent of, x., 10, 11 — N.W. Buttress, Descent of, x., 9 — Pinnacle Gully, Ascent of, x., 126 — Pinnacle Gully, Descent of, viii., 183Shenavall, x., 3Shepherd of Etive, see Buchaille EtiveShetland Islands, x., 159–161 — Geology of, iv., 119 ; x., 160Shiant Isles, Geology of, iv., 119Shiel Inn, best centre for Saddle and Sgurr na Sgine, viii., 259 — Climbing possibilities from, viii., 232 — closed, x., 48 — from Skiary, ii., 294 — Lord Cockburn’s visit to, in 1841, v., 220 — Post from, to Clunie, twice per week, viii., 264 — Routes from, i., 130 — to Inverie, iii., 30, 31 — Visit to, recommended, viii., 233Shieldaig, Ascent of Beinn Bhan from, ii., 13–16Shielings, compared with Saeters, x., 140 — Descriptions of, by Pennant and Shairp, iii., 116 — on Morven, x., 140Shotts Hills, ii., 208Sidlaw Hills, Ascent of Craigowl, and description of view, ii., 33–35Signal, Alpine Distress, ix., 226, 227Silurian Quartzite, Scenery of, i., 80Silver Thaw on Ben Nevis, described, ii., 93, 94Sith an t’ Sluain, viii., 329Sithean a’ Chatha, v., 59Sketch-Book Sketch-Book of the North, by G. Eyre-Todd, reviewed, i., 179, 180Skiary, Accommodation at, i., 83 ; ii., 293, 294 ; iv., 279, 281 — from Clunie, ii., 293 — mentioned, i., 265 — to Shiel Inn, ii., 294Skiddaw, Description of Ascent of, about 1793, ii., 328Skis, described, ii., 89 ; x., 286 — Gift of several pairs to Club, viii., 185 — Use of, by Postman at Braemar, x., 346 — where they may be purchased, ii., 90 ; x., 290 — will probably be used in the Alps, ii., 90


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Ski-ing Aquatic Sport on Ben Nevis, by W. R. Rickmers, viii., 157–165 Ski-Running in Scotland, by A. Arthur, x., 285–293 — at Amulree, x., 292 — at Bridge-of-Weir, x., 291 — at Fort William, viii., 157–165 — at Kingussie, x., 291 — at Luss, x., 292 — at Newtonmore, x., 292 — at Pitlochry, x., 290, 291 — Black Forest, recommended, viii., 164 — Conditions of Snow for, x., 287 — Instructions by Mr. Rickmers, viii., 223 — Methods of ascending, x., 289 — not a new sport in Britain, viii., 164 — Notes regarding, in Scotland, viii., 295 — on Ben Nevis, viii., 157–165 ; x., 293 — on Campsie Hills, ii., 89, 90 — on Deeside, x., 345, 346 — on the Monadhliath, x., 270 — Seasons for, in Scotland, viii., 164 ; x., 290 — Stemming, described, x., 288 — Use of ropes as non-slips, x., 346Slabs, Climbing of Granite, ii., 20, 21Slacks, The, Kilpatrick Hills, ii., 11, 206Slaty Mountains, Nature of Climbing on, v., 276 Slieve Bearnagh, Ascent of, iii., 109 Slieve Donard, Ascent and view, iii., 109 Slingsby’s Chimney, see Ben NevisSlioch, i., 297 ; ix., 88, 89 — Ascent of, v., 255 ; vi., 59 ; x., 49 — Ascent of, by Macculloch, iii., 192 — Sgurr an Tuill Bhain, i., 297 ; ix., 88Slochd Bridge, Glen Avon, i., 175Slochd Mhor, ii, 275 ; viii., 43–45, 47Slochmuick Pass, i, 257Slopes, see Ice Slopes and Snow SlopesSlugan (Rothiemurchus), vii., 353Smollet’s Monument, i., 123Sneck, The, Ben Avon, see Slochd MhorSneck of Barns, i., 175Snechdach Slinnean, see Carn Mairg, MonadhliathSnow A Snow Bridge in Corrie Arder, by D. Cameron Swan, vi., 22 23 Scottish Snow, by H. Raeburn, viii., 285–298


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Snow (continued)— Snowcraft in Scotland, by W. W. Naismith, ii., 157–167 The same criticised, ii., 279, 280, 322, 323 — Arête on Ben Oss, ii., 280 — Arêtes in Scotland, viii., 289 — Avalanche, see Avalanche — Blue Tints of, i., 28 — Characters of, in Scotland, ii., 162, 163 — Climbing, Best time for, in Scotland, ii., 160 — Climbing, where to be found in Scotland, ii., 159, 160 — Conditions of, for Ski-ing, x., 287 — Conditions of, on steep ground, Dangers of, viii., 287, 288 — Cornices, Dimensions of, on Ben Nevis, viii., 291 — Cornices, Formation of, iv., 180, 253 — Cornices, Note on, viii., 291 — Cornices, Tunnelling through, v., 264 ; viii., 291 ; x., 24, 25 — Dangers of New Snow, x., 349 — Depth on Ben Nevis, see under Ben Nevis — Glissading, see Glissading — Gullies, Features of, ii., 164 — on Grass, Remarks regarding, ii., 165 — Permanent, on Ben Nevis, viii., 290 — Ridges, rare in Scotland, ii., 163, 164 — Scottish, compared with Swiss, etc., ii., 162 ; viii., 286 — Scottish, Remarks regarding, viii., 285–298 — Slopes, Angles of, ii., 163 ; viii., 288, 289 — Slopes, Steep, in Scotland, ii., 163 — Tunnel on Ben Muich Dhui, vi., 22 — Work in Scotland, iv., 77, 78Snowball Tree, x., 332Snow Bunting The Snow Bunting in the Cairngorms, by L. W. Hinxman, iii., 42–44 — First Nest found in Scotland, ii., 54 — Nest, on Ben Avon, iii., 42–44 — seen on Ben Nevis in June, 1901, vi., 217Snowdon Snowdon at Christmas, by T. V. Scully, iii., 58–64 — Ascent of, iii., 59–61 ; v., 91 — Crib Goch, and Parson’s Nose, ii., 134 ; v., 91 — Height of, i., 184Soay, St. Kilda, described, vi., 150Socach, see An SocachSocach Mor, Glen Ey, i., 303 ; viii., 170, 171 — Ascent of, ix., 170 ; x., 151, 231, 358Solar Halo, x„ 173


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Soldier’s Corrie, see Cairn Toul, Coire an t-SaighdeirSong. The Club, first three verses, ii., 69 — last three verses, iii., 46Soonhope, ii., 26Sourhope, i., 131South Black Hill, see Pentland HillsSouth Esk, i., 24South Uist, described, x., 162 — Nomenclature of Hills, v., 301 — visited, v., 304Sow of Atholl, vii., 234, 235 — Ascent of, x., 249 — Botany of, x., 249 — View from, x., 250Sow, The, Hoy, x., 157Spean Bridge, Paths from, to Easains, etc., v., 261, 262 ; vi., 64 — to Loch Hourn, by cycle, iv., 280, 281Spear, The, see MerrickSpear Head Arête, see Ben NarnainSpectre of the Brocken, see Brocken SpectreSpectre of Tarduff Hill, ii., 32Spey Valley, iv., 264 ; ix., 306Spicean nan Each, see Ben Lawers, Creag an FhithichSpidean Coinnich, see QuinagSpidean Coire nan Clach, see Ben EigheSpidean a’ Choire Dhuibh Bhig, see Liathach, Stuc a’ Choire Dhuibh BhigSpidean Coir an Laoigh, see Alligin Spidean a’ Choire Leith, see LiathachSpideanan nam Fasarinen, see Liathach, Fasarinen PinnaclesSpidean Mialach, i., 292 ; viii., 261 — Ascent of, x., 351Spindle Tree, x., 332, 333Spital of Glenshee, see also Glenshee — described, iv., 230 — Excursions from, i., 99 — from Braemar, via Glas Tulachan, i., 102–104 — List of Tops accessible from, ii., 38, 39 — Route to Lochnagar from, ii., 198 — to Blair Atholl, over Beinn a’ Ghlo, ii., 243Spital of Muick, viii., 53, 59Spitals in Scottish Glens, ii., 36Sport Aquatic Sport on Ben Nevis, by W. R. Rickmers, viii., 157–165Spring A Spring Day on Blaven, by C. W. Walker, vii., 310–312


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Spring (continued)— Spring Attempts, by S. M. Penney, v., 298–307Sput Ban Burn, i., 247Sron a’ Chano, see CairngormSron Chon a’ Choirein, i., 283 ; see Stuchd an LochainSron a’ Choire Ghairbh, i., 291 ; viii., 197, 198 — Ascent of, ii., 292 ; x., 340, 351, 352Sron Coire na h-lolaire, i., 289 ; vii., 228, 232 — Ascent of, i., 246, 322Sron Creise, see ClachletSron Dha-Murchdi, see Ben LawersSron Garbh, Ben Alder Forest, i., 289, 321 ; see Mullach Coire an IubhairSron Garbh, Carn Eige, see Mam SodhailSron Garbh, Glen Falloch, Ascent of, ix., 73Sron na Garbh Bheinn, Ascent of, v., 66Sron Garbh-choire, see Creag Meaghaidh.Sron a’ Ghaothair, see Creag MeaghaidhSron a’ Ghearrain, see Stob GhabharSron nan Giubhas, see Stob GhabharSron Gorm, see Beinn MheadhoinSron an Isean, see Ben CruachanSron na Leirg, see BraeriachSron na Marcranach, see An SgarsochSron Riach, see Ben Muich DhuiSron an t-Saighdeir, Rum, x., 31Stac, see An StacStac na Biorrach, St. Kilda, Ascent described, vi., 147, 148Stac a’ Chuirn, see Beinn BuidheStacan Dubha, see Beinn MheadhoinStac an Fharaidh, see CairngormStac Levenish, St. Kilda, Ascent described, vi., 149, 150Stac Lii, St. Kilda, Ascent described, vi., 148, 149Stacach, Arran, viii., 21Stack Polly, ix., 137 A Climb on Stack Polly, by G. A. Solly, x., 179–182 Quinag and Stack Polly, by W. I. Clark, ix., 175–191 — Camping at foot of, ix., 189 — Character of Rock, ix., 185 — Climbing Possibilities, ix., 191 — described, ix., 137, 184–188 — East Peak, climbed, ix., 189, 190 — Geology of, i., 78, 79 ; v., 273 — Heddle’s Description of, referred to, ix., 184, 190 — may be reached from Inchnadamph, ix., 179 — mentioned, i., 46, 54


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Stack Polly (continued)— — N. W. Buttress, Ascent of, ix., 257 ; x., 179–181 — Resemblance to Matterhorn, i., 78 — S. Face, Ascent of, by arête, ix., 257 — traversed, ix., 257 — View from, ix., 187, 188 — West Buttress, Ascent of, referred to, ix., 190, 191 — West Side, Ascent of, ix., 185, 186Stag, Gamekeeper killed by, i., 183, 184Staircase Climb, see Ben Nevis, Carn Dearg ButtressStarr, ascended, vi., 92Steall, Glen Nevis, i., 244 ; x., 229 — Accommodation at, iii., 269 — from Loch Treig via Binnein Mhor, iii., 267–269Steep Ghyll, ii., 134 ; iii., 3 ; iv., 175Step-cutting in Scotland, viii., 295, 296Stewart, Col. Roy, Birthplace of, i., 196Stey Gail, described, ix., 274Stirling Castle Rock, Geology of, iv., 119Stirrup Crag, iii., 160Stob Ban (Easains), see EasainsStob Ban (Glen Nevis), i., 287 ; vii., 130–132 Stob Ban, or the White Mountain of Glen Nevis, by W.

Douglas, iii., 338–342 — Ascent of, iii., 302, 303 ; v., 78 ; vi., 211 ; viii., 103 ; ix., 263 ;

x., 117, 340, 341 — described, viii., 108, 109 — Description of Corries, x., 229 — East Ridge, Ascent of, iii., 302, 338–342 — Main Buttress, Ascent of, viii., 107–109 — View from, iii., 341Stobinian, i., 282 ; vi., 196–199 The Ben More Trio, by J. G. Stott, i., 148–157 — Ascent of, from Ben More Farm, ii., 263 ; ix., 76 — Ascent of, from Crianlarich, i., 87 ; ii., 136 ; x., 343 — Ascent of, from Kingshouse to Crianlarich, i., 317 ; iv., 284 ;

ix., 239 — Ascent of, from Kingshouse to Kingshouse, i., 118, 119 — Ascent of, from Lochearnhead to Crianlarich, i., 21 ; iv., 90 — Ascent of, from Lochearnhead to Luib and Lochearnhead, i,

148–157 — Ascent of, from Luib, iii., 107 — Ascent of, from Luib, by Snow Gully (L.S.C.C), x., 271 — described, vi., 197–199 — Geology, vi., 196


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Stobinian (continued)— — Height and position, vi., 196 — Name, a Local Name is Ben Ein, i., 118 — N. E. Face, Ascents of, x., 259, 260 — Stob Coire an Lochan, i., 282 ; vi., 196, 199 — Stob Coire an Lochan, Ascent of, i., 118, 150, 151, 316, 317 ;

ii., 263 — to Ben More, Time, vi., 199 — to Stob Coire an Lochan, Time, vi., 199Stob na Broige, see Buchaille Etive MorStob a’ Bruaich Leith, see Stob GhabharStob nan Cabar, see Buchaille Etive BeagStob a’ Chearcaill, see Ladhar BeinnStob a’ Choin, Ascent of, iv., 247 ; v., 59 — described, i., 119 ; vi., 244 — Height, vi., 239, 244Stob na Clach, see Creag Mhor, Glen LochayStob Coir an Albannaich, i., 285 ; vii., 96, 98 Stob Coir an Albannaich and Glas Bheinn Mhor, by F. J.

Dewar, ii., 301–305 — Ascent, from Inveroran, iii., 101, 105 ; vii., 286 ; x., 262 — Ascent, from Kinlochetive to Dalmally, ii., 303, 304 — described, vii., 98 — Height, vii., 96Stob Coire Altruim, see Buchaille Etive MorStob Coire nam Beith, see Bidean nam BianStob Coire Bhuidhe, Ascent of, ii., 88, 262Stob Coire Cath na Sgine, see EasainsStob Coire nan Ceann, see EasainsStob Coire nan Cearc, see StreapsStob Coire a’ Chairn, i., 287 ; vii., 130, 132 — Ascent of, iii., 302 ; x., 118, 338Stob Choire Claurigh, see EasainsStob Coire Dheirg, see Ben StaravStob Coire an Easain, see EasainsStob Choire an Easain Mhoir, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Ascent of, ii., 64 ; v., 68 ; x., 117 — Ascent of South Peak, ix., 261 — Meall Cian Dearg, vi, 64 ; vii., 226 — Stob a’ Choire Mheadhonaiche, i., 288 ; vii., 224–226 — Stob a’ Choire Mheadhonaiche, Ascent of, v., 68Stob Coire an Fhir Dhuibh, see Aonach MorStob Coire Gaibhre, see EasainsStob Coire an Laoigh, see EasainsStob Coire Leith, see Aonach Eagach


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Stob a’ Choire Leith, see EasainsStob Coire an Lochan, Balquhidder, see StobinianStob Coire an Lochain, Easains, see EasainsStob Coire an Lochan, Glencoe, see Bidean nam BianStob a’ Choire Mheadhonaiche, see Stob Choire an Easain MhoirStob a’ Choire Odhair, see Ladhar BeinnStob a’ Choire Odhair, see Stob GhabharStob Coire Raineach, see Buchaille Etive BeagStob Coire Sgrenach, see Bidean nam BianStob Coire Sgriodain, see Cnoc DeargStob a’ Corrour, see Ladhar Beinn, Stob a’ Choire OdhairStob Creagach, Ascent of, ii., 264Stob Dearg, see Ben CruachanStob Dearg, see Buchaille Etive MorStob Dhorcail, see Ladhar BeinnStob Diamh, see Ben CruachanStob na Doire, see Buchaille Etive MorStob Dubh, see Buchaille Etive BeagStob Dubh Bruach na Fhurain, see Ben AvonStob Dubh an Eas Bhig, see Ben AvonStob an Eas, Loch Fyne, Ascent of, vii., 125Stob an Fhir-Bhogha, see Beinn HeasgarnichStob an Fhuarain, i., 286 ; see also Sgurr na h-Ulaidh — Ascent of, i., 115 ; ix., 82Stob Garbh, see Ben CruachanStob Garbh, see Ben LuiStob Garbh (Crianlarich), i., 282 ; vi., 195 — Ascent of, i., 84, 119 ; ii., 88, 262 ; iv., 127 ; x., 343 Stob Ghabhar, i., 285 ; vii., 96, 98, 99 The Black Mount at New Year, by F. C. Squance, v., 61–65 The Upper Couloir of Stob Ghabhar, by A. K. Maylard, iv.,

307–311 — Aonach Eagach, i., 285 — Aonach Eagach, attempted Ascent of Couloir on, vi., 55 — Ascent from Clachlet, i., 86, 146, 147 ; ii., 128 — Ascent from Inveroran, ii., 123 ; iii., 98, 99 ; v., 61–63, 64 ;

vi., 55, 66, 109 ; ix., 77, 83 ; x., 262, 263, 271 (L. S. C. C.) — Ascent from Kingshouse, ix., 84 — Description of, vii., 98, 99 — Description of N. E. Face, ii., 123 ; iv., 308 — Height of, vii., 96 — South Buttress, ascended by two routes, vii., 286 — Sron a’ Ghearrain, i., 285 — Sron nan Giubhas, i., 285 — Stob a’ Bruaich Leith, i., 285


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Stob Ghabhar (continued)— — Stob a’ Choire Odhair, i., 286 — Stob a’ Choire Odhair, Ascent of, vi., 54 ; x., 262, 263 — Upper Couloir, Ascent by Rocks to right, ii., 126, 127 ; iv.,

308, 309 ; v., 264 — Upper Couloir, Attempted Ascent, iii., 98, 99 ; iv., 309 — Upper Couloir, Complete Ascent, iv., 309–311 ; v., 62 ; x., 154 — Upper Couloir, History of, iv., 307–309 — View from, ii., 127Stob Glas, described, i., 119 ; iii., 234Stob Glas Choire, see ClachletStob Gorkill, see Ladhar Beinn, Stob DhorcailStob a’ Herkill, see Ladhar Beinn, Stob a’ ChearcaillStob Invercarnaig, vi., 199Stob an Lochan, see Beinn a’ BbuirdStob Maol, see Beinn EunaichStob an t’ Sluichd, see Beinn a’ BbuirdStob an Uillt Fhearna, see Ladhar BeinnStockley Bridge, ii., 89Stoena Creadha Burn, i., 246Stone Bramble, x., 333Stone Shoot Ridge, see Cir MhorStones, Falling, ii., 164 ; x., 151 ; see also Avalanche in the Cuillins, v., 16 Stott, J. G., Presentation to, ii., 92, 93Strathcarron Strathcarron as a Climbing Centre, by L. W. Hinxman, iii., 218–222 The Tracks round Strathcarron, by E. M. Corner, x., 125,

126 — as a Mountaineering Centre, iii., 163 ; ix., 26 — Tracks in, near Coulags, x., 126Strathcarron Hills, ix., 26–30Strathcarron Station Hotel, from Braulin over Lapaich, etc., iii., 126 — from Loch Torridon over Liathach, iii., 131–135 — Paths from, to Loch an Laoigh, x., 121–126Strath Dionard, Geology of, i., 80Strath Earn, Pennant’s Description of, iii., 115Strathgirnock, iv., 218Strathmore The Geology and Scenery of the Grampians and the Valley of

Strathmore, by P. Macnair, reviewed, x., 176–178Strath Nethy, i., 16, 19 — Geology of, vii., 253Strath Ossian, x., 357Strath na Sheallag, ii., 312 ; x., 3Strath Tirry, v., 183


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Stratified Rocks, Mountain Form of, iv., 121Strawberry, x., 333Streaps, The, viii., 199, 200 The Streaps and Sgurr Ghuibhsachan, by C. B. Phillip, iii.,

65–69 — Appearance of, from North, i., 255 — Ascent of, iii., 67–69 — Beinn nan Tom, viii., 199 — Beinn nan Tom, Ascent of, iii., 69 — described, iii., 67, 68 ; viii., 135 — Meall an Uillt Chaoil, viii., 199 — Meall an Uillt Chaoil, Ascent of, iii., 69 — Stob Coire nan Cearc, viii., 199, 200 — Stob Coire nan Cearc, Ascent of, iii., 69 — Streap Comhlaidh, viii., 199Strorne Ferry, with Motor Car, ix., 177Stronach, Arran, described, x., 92Stronchrubie, Cliffs of, i., 48Strone Scourst, x., 164Stronlea, Glen Fionnlighe, now non-existent, viii., 134Struy Bridge Inn, i., 295 (note) ; iii., 121 ; vi., 48 — Ascent of Glen Strathfanar Hills from, vi., 47, 48Stuc, see Ben Lawers, An StucStuc Beag, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanStuc a’ Chroin, i., 283 ; vi., 200–203 A Saturday Afternoon on the North Face of Stuc a’ Chroin,

by J. G. Inglis, vi., 102–108 Stuc a’ Chroin’s East Face, by W. Brown, iii., 10–22 Winter Ascents, by A. E. Maylard, i., 222–234 — Ascent of, from Beinn Each, ii., 266 — Ascent of, from Ben Vorlich, i., 232 ; ii., 83, 84 — Ascent of, from Callander, iv., 296–298 — Ascent of, from Coire Chroisg, iv., 248 — Ascent of, from Crieff, ix., 239 — Ascent of, from Kingshouse, i., 120 — Ascent of, from Lochearnhead, i., 120 — Climbs on, vi., 202 — Descent to Callander, ii., 84 — Descent to Edinample in darkness, iii., 21 — Descent to Glen Ample and Loch Lubnaig, i., 234 — described, vi., 201 — East Face, Ascent of, iii., 19, 20, 107, 108 ; iv., 297 — Geology of, vi., 200 — Height and position, vi., 200 — North Face, Ascent of, vi., 104–108


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Stuc a’ Chroin (continued)— — Routes to, vi., 104, 202 — View from, i., 121, 233Stuc a’ Choire Dhuibh Bhig, see LiathachStuc Coire an Laoigh, see Ben EigheStuc Gharbh Mhor, see Ben AvonStuc Mor, see Sgurr nan CeathreamhnanStuchd an Lochain, i., 283 Stuchd an Lochain and the Upper Part of Glen Lyon, by F.

S. Goggs, viii., 235–248 — Ascent of, viii., 239, 240 — Ascent of, in 1590, described, viii., 236 — View from, viii., 239, 240Study, Glen Coe, x., 240Stui Buttress, see Lochnagar, Lochan an EoinSty Head Pass, ii., 145 ; v., 87Subterranean River, ii., 53Sugach Corrie A Climb on the Rocks of Corrie Sugach, by J. G. Inglis, vii., 70–75 — Various Ascents, vii., 70–76, 79, 179, 180, 240 ; ix., 143, 144,

258, 259Sugar Loaf, see SuilvenSuidhe Fhearghas, x., 89, 96 — Ascent of, i., 32 ; ii., 24 ; iii., 206 ; vii., 50 ; vii., 82, 185 ; ix.,

253, 254 — described, x., 96 — Etymology, viii., 16 — Height of, x., 89, 96Suileag, i., 55Suilven, ix., 138–140 A Climb over Suilven, by L. W. Hinxman i., 45–55 Ascent of Suilven by the Grey Castle, by Prof. G. G.

Ramsay, iv., 23–34 Suilven, by H. MacRobert, x., 235–239 — Ascent of, by sailor, described by Macculloch, iii., 192 — Ascent of, via Bealach Mhor, i., 55 ; ix., 139 — Caisteal Liath, Ascent of West Face, iv., 31–33 ; xi., 256, 257 ;

x., 235–239 — Caisteal Liath, Attempted Descent of, i., 54 ; iv., 28, 29 — Caisteal Liath, Note regarding first ascent of West F ace, iv.,

133 ; ix., 139 — described, i., 45, 48–50 ; iv., 25 ; ix., 138 — Geology of, i., 49, 50, 79, 80 ; iv., 122 ; v., 273, 279 — Grey Castle, see Caisteal Liath, above — Inchnadamph a centre for, ix., 179


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Suilven (continued)— — Malcolm’s Nose, iv., 28 — Meall Bheag, Ascent of, from East, i., 50 — Meall Bheag, Descent of West Face, i., 51 — Meall Bheag, described, i., 49–51 — Meall Mheadhonach, described, i., 49–53 — Meall Mheadhonach, traversed, i., 51, 52 — North Face, Descent of, by gully, i., 55 — Routes to, i., 55 ; ix., 138, 139 — Situation of, ix., 138 — Traverse from East to West, but not down Caisteal Liath, i.,

50–53 ; iv., 27, 28 — Traverse from West to East, described, ix., 139, 140 — Traverse from West to East, including Caisteal Liath, ix., 256 — View from, i., 53, 54 — View of, from East, iv., 23Summer Pasturing in Scottish Mountains, iii., 116Summit From Sea to Summit, by H. Raeburn, vii., 194–198Sun The Sun’s on the Heather To-Day, a Poem, by J. Craig, i., 133, 134Sutherland The Geology and Scenery of Sutherland, by H. M. Cadell, reviewed, iv.,

135 — as a climbing field, ix., 175 — Form and Colour of West Coast, iv., 115, 121 — Geological Formations of, i., 77 — Geology of, i., 78 ; v., 270 — Rare Plants on West Coast, i., 251Swans, Wild Swans seen on Loch Crann, v., 255Swatte Fell, ix., 271, 272 Ascent of, i., 321Switzerland Two Seasons in Switzerland, by H. Marsh, reviewed, iv., 71 — compared with Caucasus, iv., 184 — See also Alps

tAbles of the Geology of the Scottish Mountains, v., 280–286 — Highest Points of the Counties of Scotland, i., 250, 251 — Scottish Mountains oxer 3,000 feet in altitude, i., 276–314Tail Burn, i., 237Talla Linn Head, distances to Broughton and Peebles, ix., 276Talla Valley, i., 236Tantalus Gully, see LochnagarTaobh na Coille, v., 59


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Tapmost The Tapmost Elevation, by J. G. Stott, vi., 31Taransay, x., 164Tarbert, Harris, v., 305 ; x., 164Tarbert Inn, Loch Nevis, Accommodation at, i., 291 (note)Tarbet, Club Meet at New Year, 1895, iii., 295–299 — Club Meet at New Year, 1902, vii., 77–79Tarduff Hill, Spectre of, ii., 32Tarf, Falls of, x., 172Tarf, Times from, to various points, vii., 370Tarfessock, see MerrickTarfside, i., 100 ; iv., 236Tarmachans, i., 283 ; vii., 25–27 A Winter Climb on the Tarmachan Cliffs, by W. I. Clark, v.,

242–245 Tarmachan and the Craig na Caillich Gully, by A. M.

Mackay, vii., 61–65 The Killin Hills, by J. G. Stott, i., 270–275 Two Climbs on the Tarmachans, by H. Raeburn, v., 70–76 — Ascent of, i., 178, 271–275 ; v., 88, 89 ; vii., 279 ; x, 259–261 — Beinn nan Eachan, i., 283 ; vii., 25, 27 — Beinn nan Eachan, Ascent of, i., 178, 272, 273 ; v., 89 — Carn Creag, Ascent of the Cliffs by a Gully, v., 243, 244, 253 ;

vii., 27 — Cham-a-Creag, Climbs on, vii., 298–300 — Climbs recorded on, vii., 27 — compared with Meall Ghaordie Group, vii., 26 — Creag na Caillich, vii., 25, 27 — Creag na Caillich, Ascent of, i, 131, 178, 271, 272 ; v., 89 — Creag na Caillich, Ascent of Cliff by ridge to right of gully,

vii., 365, 366 — Creag na Caillich, Ascent of cliff partly by gully, v., 72 — Creag na Caillich, described, i., 271, 272 ; v., 71 ; vii., 365 — Creag na Caillich, View from, i., 272 — Creag na Caillich Gully, Ascent of, vii., 63–65 ; x., 261 — Creag na Lochan, v., 74 — described, v., 70 — Heights, vii., 25, 115, 116 — Lochan na Lairige Cliffs, Ascent of, v., 74–76 — Meall Garbh, i., 283 ; vii., 25, 27 — Meall Garbh, Ascent of, i., 178, 273 ; v., 89 — Meall Garbh, Ascent of, by gully, vii., 61, 62 Meall Garbh, Ascent of, see also Carn Creag, and Cham-a-

Creag, above — Meall Garbh, described, i., 273


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Tarmachans (continued)— — Meall Glas, vii., 25 — Meall Glas, Ascent of, i., 178, 274 — Meall nan Tarmachan, i., 283 ; vii., 25–27 — Meall nan Tarmachan, Ascent of, i., 178, 274 ; v., 89 — Meall nan Tarmachan, Height of, etc., vii., 25 — Meall nan Tarmachan, Lochan na Lairige Face, ascended, v.,

74–76 — Meall nan Tarmachan, Winter Ascent of face, ix., 100 — Routes to, v., 71 ; vii., 26, 27Taynuilt, Ascent of Ben Cruachan from, ii., 85 — to Clachaig, by Glen Creran, ix., 239, 240Teallach, see An TeallachTeapot Inn, iii., 146Telephotographic Lens, Improvised, ii., 249, 250Tent, Description of new form of, iii., 307 — Description of that used at Glen Brittle, x., 200Tertiary Rocks The Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Skye, by A. Harker, reviewed, viii., 224–

226 Thaw, Silver Thaw on Ben Nevis, ii , 93 94Thieves’ Pass, ii, 57 ; vii., 349Thieves’ Road, vii., 255, 256Thirst, how to quench, iii, 44Thornton, Col., Description of Braeriach by, see BraeriachThree Score Three Score and Ten, a Poem, by T. Anderson, iv.. 252Through Through the Mountains, by W. A. Smith, i., 253–258Tigh Mor, see Sgurr nan ConbhaireanTigh nan Sloc, x, 229Time required for Expeditions, Naismith’s Rule to find, ii., 136Tinto, ix., 277Tirga More, x., 164Tobacco, Appreciation of, by J. G. Stott, i., 150, 151 — not advised for Climbers, i., 229Toll a’ Giubhais, i., 188, 190Toll a’ Mhadaidh, see AlliginTolmount, i., 304 ; viii., 125–132 — Ascent of, i., 104 ; ii., 142 ; v., 145 — Climbing Possibilities, viii., 131 — Height and position, viii., 125 — how best ascended, viii., 130 — mentioned, i., 101Tom Buidhe, i., 304 ; viii., 125–132


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Tom Buidhe (continued)— — Ascent of, i., 24, 104 ; v., 145 — Height and position, viii., 125, 127 — How best ascended, viii., 130 — mentioned, i., 101Tom a’ Choinnich, see Ben WyvisTom a’ Choinich, see Mam SodhailTom a’ Choinich Beag, see Mam SodhailTom na Sroine, see Aonach MorTomdoun, from Gairlochy, ii., 292 — New Hotel at, iv., 280 — to Clunie, ii., 292, 293Tomochoarn, viii., 241Tongue from Lairg, iv., 43, 44 ; v., 184 — Scenery and Geology of, i., 82Tops, Mountain, Number of all over 3,000 feet, i., 276, 277Torbain, viii., 44Torc, An, see Boar of BadenochTorgyle, Accommodation at, iii., 251Torr na h’Iolaire, described, iii., 218 ; ix., 27Torr Nead an Eoin, Arran, Etymology, viii., 16Torrance, ii., 208Torridon, Accommodation at, ix., 39Torridon Hills, ix., 32–36 ; refer also to individual hills Ben Eigne, and the Torridon Hills, by L. W. Hinxman, i.,

187–194 — Best time to climb, i., 193, 194 — described, i., 187 ; ix., 32, 33 — Form and colour of, iv., 115, 122, 123 — Situation of, ix., 32Torridon House, i., 192Torridon Sandstone Hills, List of, v., 281, 282 — Nature of climbing on, v., 273Tors, Granite, Geology of, v., 277Totto, see MoorfootsTough-Brown Ridge, see I.ochnagarTourist The Scottish Tourist, 1825, Note regarding, iv.,12 — defined, iv., 11Tower, Tower Ridge, etc., see Ben NevisTrailigill Burn, ii., 52, 53Train The Train in Mountaineering, by G. Thomson, ix., 71–75Trallval, i., 260 ; iii., 282 ; x., 29, 30Trap Dyke Climb, see Cir Mhor


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Traprain Law, Geology of, iv., 119Traquair, i., 318Travels Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, by E. Whymper,

reviewed, ii., 94, 95Traverse Traverse of Ross-shire, from Beauly to Loch Carron, via Sgurr na

Lapich and Riabhachan, by C. B. Phillip, iii., 121–126Trident Buttress, see Ben NevisTrinity The Roof-Climber’s Guide to Trinity, W. P. Spalding, reviewed, vi., 68,

69Trossachs, Description of, by Sir W. Scott, iii., 119 — Hills, vi., 238–244 — Hills, Climbing on, vi., 239 — Hills, Geology of, vi., 239Trotternish, Geology of, iv., 120Tryfaen, see Y TryfaenTuill Creagach, see Mam SodhailTulach Hill, Blair Atholl, ii., 240Tulchan, i., 99, 100Tullich, Burn of, x., 143Tulloch, Climbs within reach of, iii., 239 — to Corrour, over Cnoc Dearg, and Beinn na Lap, v., 66, 67 — to Dalwhinnie, over Geal Charn, etc., x., 357 — to Roy Bridge, over Stob Choire an Easain Mhoir, v., 67–69Tullochgrue, Aviemore, Accommodation at, i., 134Turnhouse Hill, see Pentland HillsTweedsmuir, i., 236 — Hills, ix., 275–277Tyndrum Some Hill Walks from Tyndrum, by J. H. Bell, ix., 1–8 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1893, ii., 259–264 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1896, iv, 126–128 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1897, iv., 294, 295 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1899, v., 253 — Club Meet at, New Year, 1906, ix., 76–79 — Club Meet at, Easter, 1908, x., 153, 154 — described, viii, 95 — from Cashlie Farm, viii., 241, 242 — from Dalwhinnie, via Glen Lyon, i., 246 — to Killin, by Loch Lyon, i., 325 — to Kingshouse, i., 143Tyrau-mawr, Ascent of, iii., 226Tyrol, Climbing in, compared with that in Scotland, v., 36


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uInneAg a’ Ghlas Choire, i., 289, see Beinn Eibhinn — Ascent of, x., 357Uiriollach, see An t’ UiriollachUisge Labhrach, i., 245 ; x., 196Uisge Misgeach, iii., 123Uisgnaval More, x., 164Ullaval, x., 164Ultramontane, Origin of term, ii., 235Unmitigated Ice, Use of axe on, ii., 322–324Unst, Shetlands, x., 159

VAle of Leven in 1822, i., 123Veitch, Prof. J., In Memoriam Notice, iii., 175–182Victoria, Queen, Ascent of Ben Muich Dhui by, vii., 330Victoria Bridge, i., 13, 201 ; vii., 328 ; viii., 47Volcanic Rocks, Mountain Form of, iv., 119 — of Western Cliffs of Skye, iv., 119–121

WAles Climbing in the British Isles— II., Wales and Ireland, by W. P. Haskett-

Smith and H. C. Hart, reviewed, iv., 70 North Wales, a Series of Photographs, by Messrs. Abraham,

reviewed, iv., 352 Rock Climbing in North Wales, by G. & A. Abraham,

reviewed, ix., 103, 104 Welsh Mountaineering, by A. W. Perry, reviewed, iv., 257,

258 — Ascents in North Wales, iii., 58-64Walking Some Hill Walks from Tyndrum, by J. H. Bell, ix., 1–8 — The Charms of Hill-walking, iv., 231Wallace Monument, i., 20 Panorama from the Wallace Monument, Stirling, by R.

Shearer & Son, reviewed, iv., 191Ward Hill, Hoy, x., 156, 158Wastdale Head Climbing near Wastdale Head, by J. N. Collie, iii., 1–9 — Accommodation at, iii., 159 — Climbing compared with that in Scotland, iv., 175 ; v., 87 — Note on climbing around, iii., 159–161 — Routes and Approaches to, ii., 144 ; iii., 159 ; v., 87 — visited by S. M. C. Party, iv., 174Wastdale Screes, iii., 3, 5Waterfall Gully, see Ben NevisWatersay, Outer Hebrides, x., 162


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Wayfaring Tree, x., 333Weather, Bad, in Scotland, ii., 161Weld, C. R, Visit to Skye, in 1859, v., 228, 229Wells of Dee, see DeeWelsh, see WalesWest Cairn Hill, see Pentland HillsWest Coast of Scotland, Scenery of, iv., 114West Highland Railway, Climbing Districts opened up by, iii., 238West Kip, see Pentland HillsWest Lomond, see Lomond HillsWest Meur Gorm Craig, see Ben AvonWestern Cairngorms, see Cairngorms, WesternWestern Hills Our Western Hills, How to reach them : and the Views from their

Summits, by a Glasgow Pedestrian, reviewed, ii., 147, 148Whangie, Accident on, ii., 205, 206 — Ascent of Pinnacle, ii., 139, 140 — Club Members at, ii., 12 ; iv., 59 — described and climbed, ii., 10–12, 206 — Situation of, ii., 206Whincup, Mr, Fatal Accident to, in Skye, vii., 41, 42Whitebridge Inn to Freebum Inn, i., 256White Coomb, ix., 271, 272 — Ascent of, i., 321Whitehope Law, see MoorfootsWhite Mounth, crossed, x., 149White Shoot, see Beinn EunaichWhiting Bay, Arran, Etymology, viii., 17Whitten Head, Sea Eagles on, i., 53Whortleberry, x., 333Williams, Alfred, In Memoriam Notice, ix., 48, 49Willieanna, see Cairnsmore of CarsphaimWillie’s Law, ix., 280Wilson, James, Visit to Loch Coruisk, 1841, v., 219Wilson, Rev. John, Nelson’s Handbook to Scotland, referred to, iv., 11Wind Fell, ix., 273Windlestraw Law, see MoorfootsWindow of Corrie Arder, see Creag MeaghaidhWindy Corrie, see Ben LuiWinifred’s Pinnacle, see Bidean nam Bian, Aonach DubhWinter Winter Ascents, by A. E. Maylard, i., 222–234 Winter Ascents, by H. T. Munro, i., 20–24, 98–105, 259–264

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Winter (continued)— Winter Meets, A Division in the Camp, by A. E. Maylard,

vi., 39–45 — Ascents, Dangers of, i., 222 — Ascents, Pleasures of, i., 223–226 — Ascents, Typical one, described, i., 229–234 — Climbing, discussed, i., 98 — Climbing, Equipment for, i., 226–229 — Climbing, Food for, i., 228 — Climbing in Scotland, Features of, iv., 77, 78Winterhope Burn, i., 236Wire Fencing, Effect of Snow on, i., 231, 232Witch’s Step, see Ceum na CaillichWolf, Corrie of the, see Easains, Corrie VassieWoody Nightshade, x., 333Woolandslee Tower, ii., 25Woolandslee Water, ii., 26Wooler, Ascent of the Cheviot from, in 1726, iii., 32–35Wragge, Mr. C, his work on Ben Nevis, vii., 138, 139, 181Wyllie Burn, i., 236

Y Foel-goCh, Ascent of, iii., 58Y Garn, Ascent of, iii., 64Y Tryfaen Y Tryfaen, Wales, by F. W. Jackson, iv., 316–321 — Ascent of, iii., 63, 224 — described, iv., 316–318 — North Gully, Ascent of, iv., 319–321 ; v., 90 — South Gully, Ascent of, iv., 318Yachting Meet, Easter, 1897, iv., 288–293Yell, Shetlands, Geology of, x., 160Yellow Tomach, see MerrickYew, x., 333, 334 — at Fortingal, ii., 113 ; x., 334Yewbarrow, iii., 160Yorkshire Ramblers’ Club Journal, Vol. I., No. 1, reviewed, v., 318–320 — Dinners, vii., 53 ; viii., 137

zerMAtt A Guide to Zermatt and the Matterhorn, by E. Whymper, reviewed, iv.,

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