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Pointy and shapely with fine views.

No shortage of beautiful views along this mellow climb.

Creag Pitridh is a Munro-classified, 924 meter high mountain in Scotland. Its Gaelic name can be roughly translated as Peter's Crag.[1] However, the meaning is uncertain, alternatively it is assumed that the name can also mean rocky hill of the hollow place. It is located in the Highland council area in the Grampian Mountains east of Spean Bridge between Loch Laggan and Loch Ericht in the lonely mountain landscape of the Ardverikie Forest. In total there are three Munros and various other peaks in the Ardverikie Forest. The Creag Pitridh is the lowest of the three Munros and lies west of the Geal Chàrn, which is connected to the south by the mountain range north of Ben Alder, separated by An Lairig, which is around 500 meters lower. (Source: Wikipedia)

Creag Pitridh is a 924m mountain in the Scottish Highlands. On the day we climbed this mountain we were stopped at the entrance to the estate by a man with a dog and warned not to take photographs of any machinery we may or may not see during our walk. This was bizarre as the last thing we go hillwalking for is to look at machinery. Upon descending Creag Pitridh, it all became clear, we were on the film set of the new James Bond film! A helicopter scene was shot right above our heads.