I was there in Mid May...raining half the day sun half the day. you never can tell. my guide said. best time to come back is Sept. mid summer im sure is best for weather but worst for crowds of people..

La randonnée est accessible pour les personnes agées car il n'y a pas trop de dénivelé sur la première partie et il n'y a pas de risque de chute si vous restez sur le chemin. Die Wanderung ist für ältere Menschen zugänglich, da der erste Teil nicht zu uneben ist und keine Sturzgefahr besteht, wenn Sie auf dem Weg bleiben. The hike is accessible for the elderly because there is not too much unevenness on the first part and there is no risk of falling if you stay on the way.

Hi, the weather this time of year is very unpredictable, it could be wind and rain and very cold, or clear and dry and cold. If you don’t mind the cold and are ready for whatever the weather throws at you then you will be fine. You will need to dress appropriately - proper walking gear, expect snow and ice above a certain height at the tops of mountains. If you get cold weather and blue skies in Scotland in the winter the views can be very clear and dramatic. Oh - and shorter daylight hours by then!

Just drive there by car. Take the exit behind Stenscholl. Best to be there early in the morning, the place is well visited. The walk is easy, but it can be slippery.

Depends how fast you walk I made it in approx 2h but I didn't made a lot of breaks

Easier to go up to the left from the upper parking lot vs around to the right and then up. That’s a steeper way

No charge at the car parks. Go as early as possible because parking is crazy.