View along the arete on the summit of An Garbhanach towards An Gearanach. Ben Nevis can be seen in the distance on the left and Aonach Beag on the right.   © Clint Brimstone

The force of the STEALL water falls   © Dave Craik

The Ring of Steall from Binnein Mor   © john wells

An Gearanach from the ridge of An Garbhanach   © Doug Tulloch

Approach to An Gearanach with waterfall in full flow!   © Jamie Wallace

Sign at the start of the Ring of Steal   © Bob Walls

Looking back from Sgurr a'Mhaim towards the Devils Ridge.   © Corrie & alex Boyd

An Gearanach from Stob Coire a' Chairn; 7th May 2008.   © Roger Vander Steen

An Gearanach.31st July 2006,   © David Walsh

The infamous rope bridge in Glen Nevis near the start of the route.   © Alan Morris

An Gearanach in perfect conditions, Sept 2006   © Ian Sanders

An Gearanach and An Garbhanach from the summit of Stob Coire a'Chairn   © Sam Marshall

Looking back at the ridge walk from An Garbhanach to the summit of An Gearanach. Narrow and some fun scrambling. Buachaille Etive Mor and Creise are in the background.   © Craig Robinson

Looking along the ridge from An Garbhanach to the munro summit of An Gearanach. Background dominated by CMD Arete and Aonach Beag.   © Craig Robinson

An Gearanach and Glen Nevis, March 07.   © Alex Bryce

An Gearanach from the Carn Mor Dearg Arête, with Binnein Mor on the left.   © Roger Vander Steen

An Gearanach, with the Falls of Steall in front and Binnein Mor and Na Gruagaichean beyond to left, seen from the edge of the summit plateau on Ben Nevis.   © David S Brown

An Gearanach, An Garbhanach and the Grey Corries from Stob Coire a Chairn   © Brian Howarth

An Garbhanach is almost obscuring An Gearanach, although the Western slopes of the hill can be seen bathed in sunlight. This photo was taken from the eastern ridge of Stob Coire a' Chairn. Ben Nevis, and Carn Mor Dearg can be seen further to the North.   © Adam Gordon

An Gearanach, An Garbhanach, Stob Choire a' Chairn and Na Gruagaichean from Stob Choire a' Mhail.   © Peter Burgess

An Gearanach and An Garbhanach viewed from Stob Coire a Chairn. Although, as can be seen on this picture, the descent is extremely steep it isn't as bad as it might appear.   © Roger Green

The slighly nerve wracking river crossing required near the start of the path to An Gearanach. If you really can't face it it is possible to cross a wooden bridge another mile or so further along - but it's good fun to try the wire "bridge".   © Roger Green

An Garbhanach and An Gearanach seen from the NW Top of Na Gruagaichean with a cloud covered Ben Nevis and the Carn Mor Dearg Arete in the background.   © Robert Crawford