The Fannichs

18th February 2026

A journey to the East side of the Torridon area today, the Fannich hills.

There are still deposits of recent windslab on North-East through to South-East aspects, from the snowfall that came in a couple of days ago on North westerly winds. This is now being re-distributed back over, onto West to Northerly aspects by the strong to gale force South Easterly winds. See the forecast for more detail.

The Tollomuick hills from the Ullapool road

The Tollomuick hills from the Ullapool road

 

Sgurr Mor and Carn na Criche

Sgurr Mor and Carn na Criche

 

Wind sheltered locations, and localised deposition.

Wind sheltered locations, and localised deposition.

 

The NE ridge of Sgurr Mor

The NE ridge of Sgurr Mor

 

The NW aspect of Beinn Liath Mhor Fannaich

The NW aspect of Beinn Liath Mhor Fannaich

 

Looking North to An Teallach

Looking North to An Teallach

 

Wind sculpted snow, showing erosion, and snow transport.

Wind sculpted snow, showing erosion, and snow transport.

 

Meall a Chrasgaidh

Meall a Chrasgaidh, showing recent deposition on a wind sheltered Easterly aspect. Most prominent on the roll over, between shadow and sun.

 

The South Eastern sides of Beinn Eighe, from Creag Dubh, to Sgurr nan Fhir Duibhe

The South Eastern sides of Beinn Eighe, from Creag Dubh, to Sgurr nan Fhir Duibhe

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