Over The Hill

Database

A database of almost 500 walks I have undertaken from 2011 to present day. The database is searchable by mountain or walk name, partial name or simply a few characters of the name.

Search

Search by Category

Walks within the database are categorised as Munros, Corbetts and Other Hills/Walks. Select a button below to see a full list of walks in selected category.

Note:

Although the database contains almost 500 walk reports, there are many mountains which I have only climbed once, there are also many which I have climbed multiple times. Each report however reflects the individual day on the mountain.

B29 Crash Site Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn

Saturday 22^nd August 2026

15kms

6hrs

Report to Follow

Photo Gallery

Click the buttons to select photo size.

Leisurely walking on the track beyond Succothmore Farm

Crossing the Cab Loigan River

The broad forest track beyond Upper Succoth leading to The Roundel

A break in the forest give us a view over the gully through which the Eas an Fhithich flows

Making our way through the slightly denser area of forest to reach the upper reaches of the Eas an Fhithich

Exiting the forest and into the lush grassy banks of the Eas an Fhithich .....

..... where we found our spot for lunch .....

..... as we spread ourselves between the banks of the narrow burn

Stob na Boine Druim-fhinn provides a fine backdrop for our group photo as we prepare to depart our lunch spot

Hugging the southern bank of the Eas an Fhithich .....

..... for the short transit .....

..... to the fenceline marking the forest boundary and onto the open hillside

The stone monument and memorial plaque inscribed with the names of the crew and passengers killed in this tragic accident

Wing spar and undercarriage

A section of undercarriage

Wreckage of the tail gunner's turret

Heading south from the crash site towards the Cab Liogan

View towards Beinn Lochain as we approach the Cab Liogan

Crossing from the open hillside and entering the gap in the forest created by the Cab Liogan

Descending above the Cab Liogan

The gap between forest and the Cab Liogan narrows as we approach the main forest track

The waterfall on the Eas an Fhithich where we take to the old forest track for the final few kilometres

The rather dilapidated bridge, with the broken warning sign, crossing Criogan just below the waterfall

The walk-out on the clear forrest track heading back to the bridge over the Cab Liogan

B29 Crash Site

Route Map & GPX Track

Click the map to enlarge for OS 25000 and OS 50000 mapping

Profile

Tracking Data

Previous
Report