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	The Aonach Eagach
		The Aonach Eagach (the "notched ridge") forms the north wall of Glen Coe from above Clachaig Inn to the Pass of Glencoe.
		For a normal tramper, the traverse of the Aonach Eagach is reserved for summer days with good weather.
		Note that some authors state that you have to traverse The Chancellor to do the Aonach Eagach but this is not the case.
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~fiski/eagach.html (1474 words)

	UKC Articles - Aonach Eagach
		As teenagers, George Adam and myself decided to do the Aonach Eagach, it was one of those days when the sun was shining and it is bitterly cold with no wind.
		Aonach Eagach forms the devilishly steep north wall of Glencoe, sweeping to a narrow crest that’s weathered into a formidable array of spines, offering several kilometres of inescapable scrambling above a yawning gulf.
		In snowy garb Aonach Eagach looks and feels truly Alpine, and rates as one of the best winter mountaineering expeditions in the UK.
	www.ukclimbing.com /articles/page.php?id=310 (1137 words)

	Aonach Eagach
		Aonach Eagach translates from Gaelic as "Notched Ridge".
		After this first test, it's back to walking for a while until you crest the next peak and can see the middle section of the Aonach Eagach clearly for the first time.
		Descending from the Aonach Eagach is not straightforward.
	www.headcammer.co.uk /aonach_eagach.htm (1007 words)

	aonach_eagach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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		The Aonach Eagach ridge is one of the most famous hillwalking challenges in Scotland; feared by some, boasted about by others and occasionally described as epic by those who dare in winter.
		There is much hype about about traversing the Aonach Eagach, about how hard it is and about how scary and to some extent these stories have a smattering of truth and merit.
	www.outac.org /route_aonach_eagach.htm (1061 words)

	Scotland Mountains - Route Descriptions - 903 on Aonach Eagach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This unnamed point is the easternmost high point on the Aonach Eagach ridge on the north side of the Glen Coe valley.
		The point is too low to qualify for a Munro (915m), but is still ranked "in my book" as the primary factor is higher than 100m.
		The visible trail ends here, but hit the Aonach Eagach ridge by heading straight north, or north-west.
	impact.ii.uib.no /arnt/Peaks/Scotland/903.html (551 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Traversing Aonach Eagach E to W alone, retired man (52) slipped on snow at The Pinnacles at 13.30 and fell 120m down south side.
		On E to W traverse of Aonach Eagach in good weather, walker (45) climbed 2m rock at The Pinnacles to pass elderly walkers going east.
		After traversing Aonach Eagach walker (35) went down east of Clachaig Gully in failing light, instead of usual route down west of gully.
	www.glencoe-mountain-rescue.com /v2/stat_files.htm/1998.htm (1244 words)

	Scotland - Scottish Highlands - Pictures of Glencoe
		The glen lies east to west with the steep hillsides of The Three Sisters to the south, and the Aonach Eagach or 'Notched Ridge' to the north.
		Guarding the entrance to the glen from Rannoch Moor is the mighty Buachaille Etive Mor, the most spectacular of all the Scottish mountains.
		The Aonach Eagach, or 'Notched Ridge', dominates the north side of Glencoe, the traverse of which is the most exciting in mainland Britain.
	www.adventurephotographs.com /scotland/glencoe/aonach_eagach/index.asp (118 words)

	Aonach Eagach - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Aonach Eagach (IPA: [ɯnəx egəx]; Gaelic, 'notched ridge') is a rocky ridge lying to the north of Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands, boasting two Munro summits.
		The Aonach Eagach is normally tackled from the Glen Coe (south) side in an east–west traverse.
		From Allt-na-reigh near the head of Glen Coe it is possible to ascend grass slopes leading to Am Bodach (a subsidiary Munro top), before continuing eastwards along the ridge to the first Munro proper, Meal Dearg.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aonach_Eagach (571 words)

	An Teallach Prints : Pictures and Prints of Aonach Eagach Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands
		Glencoe, a defining image of the glen, flanked by the Three Sisters and the Aonach Eagach Ridge, Scottish Highlands.
		The Aonach Eagach Ridge, Glencoe viewed across the tranquil waters of Loch Achtriochtan, Scottish Highlands.
		A snow-covered Aonach Eagach Ridge is reflected in the waters of Loch Achtriochtan, Glencoe, Scottish Highlands.
	www.mountain-images.co.uk /aonach-eagach.php (219 words)

	The Aonach Eagach...aaarg! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		But now was the perfect opportunity to take on the Aonach Eagach - for the second time.
		Uneventfully to the Meall Dearg summit with the Aonach Eagach now on show, but not looking particularly intimidating from this vantage point.
		Considering my appalling head for heights I felt elated at having traversed the notorious Aonach Eagach in conditions of perfect visibility, without losing my composure, never feeling out of place, and never feeling that I was taking an unacceptable risk.
	www.gillean.demon.co.uk /Munros/AE.htm (1261 words)

	Aonach Eagach
		Aonach Eagach - Sgorr nam Fiannaidh from Stob Coire Leith
		The final munro of the Aonach Eagach is in sight.
		All the scary bits are now past, leaving a conventional hillwalk to the last top followed by the descent to the Clachaig.
	www.ancrum.org /viewtofinaltop.htm (56 words)

	SummitPost - Aonach Eagach -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		The Aonach Eagach forms an excellent scrambling ridge approximately 4 km in length on the north side of Glencoe.
		The ridge runs east to west with the main tops of Meall Dearg (951m) on the eastern side and Sgor nam Fiannaide (967 m) on the west.
		The Aonach Eagach is on the north side of Glen Coe.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/151500/aonach-eagach.html (403 words)

	The Aonach Eagach Ridge
		Every day was memorable, but the traverse of the Aonach Eagach with Andy Ward was the best.
		The Aonach Eagach, or "Notched Ridge", is widely described as the most difficult ridge scramble on the mainland.
		The ridge is about 3km long in all with precipitously steep drops on both sides.
	chezphil.org /scotland/aonacheagach (441 words)

	Aonach Eagach the easy way ! ( Glencoe ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		If you don't enjoy scrambling there is no need to undertake the difficulties of the Aonach Eagach on the north side of Glencoe to reach the summits of its two Munros.
		and the Aonach Eagach from a pleasant grassy knoll
		Avoid the steep path from the Clachaig inn and instead walk along the old road for just under 2 miles and take the "Pap" path (turn right off the made up track well before it zigzags), then branch off right (E) again near the start of the prominent ravine of the Allt a'Mhuilinn.
	www.fellwalk.co.uk /page61.htm (289 words)

	Lycos- 'The Aonach Eagach Ridge - On the Aonach Eagach Ridge, the final pinnacles' in 'History'
		Lycos- 'The Aonach Eagach Ridge - On the Aonach Eagach Ridge, the final pinnacles' in 'History'
		The Aonach Eagach Ridge - On the Aonach Eagach Ridge, the final pinnacles
		This print is of the final pinnacles of the Aonach Eagach ridge, which is on the north side of Glencoe.
	shopping.lycos.co.uk /8700en31820973.html (238 words)

	Air na Creagan Mountaineering Club - Aonach Eagach - Glencoe 6 September 2003
		As the weather forecast didn't look promising a contingency plan was drawn up for a circuit of Bidean nam Bian as an alternative to the long anticipated assault on the Aonach Eagach.
		It was also at this point that Mick expressed the view that he had jumped out of 38 planes and would rather jump out of another 38 than do the Aonach Eagach again!
		The frequent showers that were now arriving at the most inopportune moments did not help matters.
	www.craggy.org.uk /aonach_eagach.php (1142 words)

	Aonach Eagach - September 2003
		On the weekend of the 6th of September 2003 Gary and I headed up to Glencoe.
		I was a good weekend (weatherwise) and we were both hoping to complete the Aonach Eagach ridge, which had beat us that February.
		The ridge has a pretty fierce reputation, so we decided to take no chances and Bivi'd on top of Am Bodach to get a head start on the next day.
	www.shappyhopper.co.uk /mountains/AonachEagach (258 words)

	Aonach Eagach Ridge (Meall Dearg Sgorr Nam Fiannaidh) Glencoe Routes Route Maps Images Photos Pictures Hill Walking In ...
		Aonach Eagach Ridge (Meall Dearg Sgorr Nam Fiannaidh) Glencoe Routes Route Maps Images Photos Pictures Hill Walking In Scotland
		Aonach Eagach Ridge (Meall Dearg Sgorr Nam Fiannaidh) - Glencoe - May 04
		I recommend waiting for a day of this type of weather (if you can) so that you can get the full sense of the exposure when you are on the ridge and is definitely one the more memorable climbs, guaranteed !
	homepage.ntlworld.com /fraser_d/Walks/Glencoe/aonach-eagach-ridge.htm (805 words)

	Aonach Eagach: Ridge Meal Dearg and sgorr nam fiannaidh
		Aonach Eagach: Ridge Meal Dearg and sgorr nam fiannaidh
		The Aonach Eagach Ridge in Glencoe lays claim to be the trickiest and most daunting in mainland Britain, very true yet I feel it is a bit over hiped (just my opinion).
		In the winter time I am sure it will stand up to its reputation but in a fine summers day poses little if any threat.
	members.tripod.com /climbscotland/Walks/Glencoe/aonach_eagach.htm (776 words)

	Glencoe, miscellaneous
		The "new" bridge at Clachaig, just west of the junction between the new and old roads at Glencoe's western end.
		The Aonach eagach seen from the old road near Clachaig
		Shot through the window of the Citylink coach on the return from an aborted walk near Loch Lomond in August 1998, clouds boil over the Aonach Eagach ridge.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /Scotland/Glencoe/miscellaneous.shtml (226 words)

	Aonach Eagach in Glencoe - Highlands of Scotland - UK Attraction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Aonach Eagach in Glencoe - Highlands of Scotland - UK Attraction
		The Aonach Eagach, the notched ridge, is aptly named.
		Bed & Breakfast accommodation near to Aonach Eagach
	www.ukattraction.com /highlands/aonach-eagach.htm (196 words)

	Scottish Mountain Photo Gallery: The Central Highlands of Scotland: Glen Coe.
		Stob Coire nan Lochain and Aonach Dubh from the Aonach Eagach ridge.
		SC Gully: the traverse and second ice pitch from the recess belay at the top of the 1st pitch.
		Am Bodach and the Aonach Eagach ridge from the GlenCoe Road at the Lairig Eilde path.
	www.gla.ac.uk /medicalgenetics/glen_coe.htm (234 words)

	Ben Nevis and The Aonach Eagach Ridge from Beinn Fhada Walking Ben Nevis, The Aonachs and The Grey Corries Highland ...
		Ben Nevis and The Aonach Eagach Ridge from Beinn Fhada Walking Ben Nevis, The Aonachs and The Grey Corries Highland Scotland walks
		Ben Nevis and The Aonach Eagach Ridge from Beinn Fhada
		Ben Nevis, The Aonachs and The Grey Corries Highland Scotland
	www.go4awalk.com /userpics/davidcochrane6.php (305 words)

	wilderness travels recent trips early 2005
		On Saturday we climbed 'Big Top' on the Aonach Dubh buttress of Bidean Nam Bian - a 450ft (4 pitches) steep, exposed climb with the hard part right at the very top.
		On Sunday we did the classic Aonach Eagach ridge scramble- when we got to the end we were enjoying it so much, we turned around and did it again!
		Martina and I spent the night at the Port Charlotte Hotel for a bit of luxury and it rounded off a great (long) weekend.
	www.wildernesstravels.co.uk /recentearly2005.htm (1645 words)

	A Walk Along the Aonach Eagach Ridge - 17/07/02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The start of the Aonach Eagach ridge (right) as viewed from the east end looking west.
		At this point all looks benign with a morning mist rising out of Glen Coe to the left adding to the atmosphere.
		This view is on the descent from Sgor nam Fiannaidh (967m), the last main peak at the western end of the ridge.
	media.paisley.ac.uk /~johnstone/eagach/index.html (336 words)

	The Aonach Eagach Ridge, Glencoe - Hillwalking - ScottishSport.co.uk
		The Aonach Eagach Ridge, Glencoe - Hillwalking - ScottishSport.co.uk
		Of all the munros that I've bagged to date the Aonach Eagach Ridge is the hillwalk has so far provided my most trouser filling experience.
		ScottishSport.co.uk does not accept responsibility for the content of those sites or the accuracy of any information contained within this site.
	www.scottishsport.co.uk /walking/eagach.htm (422 words)

	Glencoe: Aonach Eagach
		The Aonach Eagach ridge is one of the most famous hillwalking challenges in Scotland; feared by some, boasted about by others and occasionally described as epic by those who dare in winter.
		This linear ridge runs along the northerly side of Glencoe (which is more or less east-west).
		There is much hype about about traversing the Aonach Eagach, about how hard it is and about how scary and to some extent these stories have a smattering of truth and merit.
	scotclimb.org.uk /aonacheagach.shtml (1036 words)

	Bed & Breakfast accommodation near Aonach Eagach - Highlands of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bed & Breakfast accommodation near Aonach Eagach - Highlands of Scotland
		Glencoe, Lochaber, Highland PH49 - Scotland, UK The Aonach Eagach, the notched ridge, is aptly named.
		The ridge was used in the opening shots of the...
	www.ukattraction.com /highlands/bed-and-breakfast/aonach-eagach.htm (150 words)

	glens coe & etive
		On the opposite side of the Glen is the famous Aonach Eagach ridge with its two Munros, Meall Dearg and Sgorr nam Fiannaidh.
		The descent could include the Graham Sgorr na Ciche, or as it is commonly known The Pap of Glencoe.
		Behind the Aonach Eagach ridge is the steep sided Corbett Garbh Bheinn and further east and above the Kingshouse Hotel is another Corbett, Beinn a'Chrulaiste.
	www.caledoniahilltreks.com /mountain_ranges/glencoe_glenetivehills.htm (776 words)

	JG Expeditions - Photo Gallery
		Tony at the belay on Left Twin, Aonach Mor
		East Gully and the view East from Aonach Mor
		At a belay in Broad Gully, Stob Coire nan Lochan
	www.jagged-globe.co.uk /exp/gallery.html?category=6 (109 words)

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