Typical, as we approach the first weekend I'm free to do something winters inscotland (9 hr drive each way!) since having kids the weather forecast is looking nasty.
The aim had been to do aonach eagach but the winds look too high.
considering there has been a steady amount of snow and mainly sub zero I'm figuring there hasn't been enough freeze thaw cycles and likely to be a fair whack of powder.
assuming you agree aonach eagach is off, what other suggestions would likely be safer in higher winds.
im thinking CMD arête, golden oldie on aonach mor (is it known for cornices?)
any ideas or do you think aonach eagach is still an option?
many thanks in advance for your input.