photographs 6-10

Contents

1. An Teallach from the south

2. Coire an Lochain: view from east

3. Coire an Lochain: corrie lochan

4. Coire an Lochain: cliffs

5. Arête

6. Weathered rock

7. Loch na Sealga: ribbon loch

8. Coire Mor an Teallaich

9. View from Bidean a' Ghlais Thuill

10. Glas Mheall Mòr

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Photograph 6

  (074840, north)

Weathered rock on Glas Mheall Liath.

Photograph 7

  (064836, southwest)

Photograph 8

(040851, north)

View of Coire Mòr an Teallaich. Although the northern part of the mountain is composed of the same rock, Torridonian Sandstone, as the southern part, it is much less rugged and the tops here are more rounded. This corrie is the largest on An Teallach, indeed its name means 'the big corrie of An Teallach', but it is less spectacular than those to the east. Little Loch Broom is visible in the distance beyond where the Allt Airdeasaidh drops steeply into the broad, deep valley in which that loch lies.  

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Photograph 9

(069843, northwest)

A further impression of Coire Mòr an Teallaich may be gained from this photograph. The corrie is to the left of the view with The Minch and the Outer Hebrides in the distance.  

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Photograph 10

(069843, north)

This last view, taken from the summit again, covers the north of the massif. To the immediate right will be seen part of the more northerly of the deep corries. Beyond the ridge on the right is another, shallower corrie.