The 'Bad step' hunters pass, at the end of the Sgurr a'Choire Ghairbh ridge. passable with care. On the way to Beinn Fhada   © Andrew Jackson

Beinn Fhada above a heat inversion from Bealach na Lapain   © Alan Puckrin

Looking across to Beinn Fhada from the descent slopes of A' Ghlas-Bheinn (to Bealach an Sgairne) 2nd April 2011.   © Lynda Langlands

26 May 2010 On the summit of A Ghlas Bheinn looking to Beinn Fhada NH008231 (928m)   © Brian Howarth

Approach to Beinn Fhada   © Lindsay Tocher

Beinn Fhada from Affric approach   © Lindsay Tocher

Beinn Fhada from Glen Affric   © Lindsay Tocher

View across the jaggy tops of Ben Attow from the summit of Beinn Fhada. 25/07/09   © Sam Marshall

Looking west along Glen Affric to Beinn Fhada; April 1975.   © Roger Vander Steen

The northern ridges of Beinn Fhada from the summit   © Norrie Shand

From Beinn Fhada's eastern top looking towards the summit   © Norrie Shand

I took a party of inexperienced hillwalkers over the excellent rocky ridge (scramble) of Meall an Fhuarain Mhoir on this ascent of Beinn Fhada, July 2008. Photo taken in the middle of the ridge, just before the so called 'bad step'.   © David Harbottle

The Summit of Beinn Fhada from the Sgurr a'Dubh Doire ridge.30.04.07   © David Singleton

Looking to Beinn Fhada from the top of Ciste Dhubh,picture taken March 07   © Steve Marlow

Beinn Fhada from the south-east. Seen beyond the south slopes of Ciste Dhubh, from the summit of Am Bathach.   © David S Brown

Sgurr a' Choire Ghairbh (of Beinn Fhada) and the houses of Morvich in Strath Croe, seen from near the top of the Bealach Ratagan on a clear May evening.   © David S Brown

Summit ridge of Beinn Fhada from the trig point May 2004.   © Jim Hunter

Ptarmigan on Beinn Fhada May 2004.   © Jim Hunter

On the Beinn Fhada plateau looking west in May 2001   © Donald Morrison

Beinn Fhada from the south-south-west (from Sgurr nan Spainteach east top). Its 962m top Sgurr a' Dubh Doire is seen on extreme right, the summit in centre and Ceum na h'-Aon Choise (954m) is the highest point towards the left. Much the dullest angle!   © David S Brown

Beinn Fhada: Sgurr a' Choire Ghairbh, at the west end of the mountain, seen from the camp site at Morvich in Strath Croe.   © David S Brown