Carn Dearg and the South Loch Laggan Hills in the background 21st march 09   © Colin Fridge

Lochan Uisge en route to Carn Dearg from Carn Sgulain. It sits at about 865m and is a good marker for those walking the three Monadliath Munros.   © Gareth Pratt

Boulder hopping on the approach to Carn Ban/Carn Dearg. Walking in from Carn Sgulain the ridge becomes increasingly stoney and rough. In mist or snow real care needs to be taken.   © Gareth Pratt

Carn Dearg from just before Carn Ban(942m/3091ft). Gives a better impression of the twin buttresses of the mountain I think.   © Gareth Pratt

Carn Dearg and Carn Ban from A'Chailleach 13th September 2006   © Gareth Pratt

Carn Deargh from the bridge over the Allt Fionndrigh.   © Brian Doolan

Looking down into Gleann Ballach from the Carn Dearg ridge 14/08/2008.   © Ian Mather

Nearly at the top. You can just see some fresh avalanche debris to the right of the pic in the distant cliffs.   © Kevin Mckeown

Carn Dearg late November/2007 good snow on top   © Scott Strathdee

Loch Dubh, seen from the summit ridge between Carn Dearg and Carn Macoul   © Alistair Craig

Carn Dearg form Carn Macoul   © Alistair Craig

Carn Dearg seen across Glen Banchor from Creag Dhubh, May 2006   © Alex Bryce

Carn Dearg as seen from between Carn Ballach and Carn Ban   © David Rennie

Carn Dearg crags from Glen Ballach. The cairn of the north summit is just visible at the cliff edge.   © Ian Swann

Carn Dearg ridge, as approached from the Monadh Lliath hills; wide open walking across rolling mossy carpeted hills where wildlife abounds;mtn hares, eagles, ptarmigan, dotterell. Well worth waiting though for a good clear day!   © James Blair

Looking back from the south top cairn to the summit of Carn Dearg.   © Graham Young

The summit cairn of Carn Dearg viewed from the path from Carn Ban.   © Graham Young

The eastern crags of Carn Dearg from upper Gleann Ballach   © Neil Macleod

Newtonmore with Carn Dearg of the Monadh Liath hills on the left.   © Bill Wales