Sgurr Breac in HD
This was our final Munro of the week in Scotland in 2023,, Sgurr Breac. It's one of those Munros that would be overlooked unless you were a bagger. It's usually climbed in conjunction with it's neighbour A Chailleach but as we had climbed that before and frankly we were exhausted, we just did the one Peak. The two, in my opinion, are still superb, with a bit of mild exposure at the early part and towards the end of the walk. It suffers because it is sandwiched between more popular Munros. Yah, boo to you I say! Do this walk, do one or both Munros and literally drink in the breath taking views from the summits. As ever, know what you're doing, be safe and have a great time in the hills. Dave B

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