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Coire an t-Sneachda is a prominent corrie on the northern plateau of Cairn Gorm in Scotland. It is a major venue for winter climbing and ski touring in the Cairngorms. The area is known for its challenging routes and variable snow conditions, attracting mountaineers throughout the year.
Coire an Lochain is a glacial corrie situated on the northern slopes of Cairn Gorm in the Scottish Highlands, located immediately west of Coire an t-Sneachda. The steep, rocky headwall of the corrie is notably significant in British mountaineering, offering classic winter ice and mixed climbing rout...
Coire nam Beitheach is a glacial corrie (cirque) located in Glen Coe, one of Scotland's most famous Highland glens. It is situated near Bidean nam Bian, the highest mountain in the Glen Coe area, in a landscape shaped by volcanic activity and subsequent glaciation. The corrie lies within the Glen Co...
Corrie Fee is a glacial corrie at the head of Glen Clova in Angus, Scotland, within the Cairngorms National Park. Ice erosion created its steep amphitheater-like cliffs and the surrounding landscape of moraines, crags, and upland slopes. The area forms part of the Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve...
A glacial corrie on the eastern flank of Beinn Dorain in Argyll, Scotland, providing the standard approach to this peak celebrated in Gaelic poetry.
Coire an Eich is a classic glacial corrie located in the Scottish Highlands, noted for its steep back wall and the rugged topography that characterizes the Cairngorms region.
A glacial combe on High Stile's southern flank in the Buttermere fells, Lake District, England, noted for well-preserved cirque morphology and diverse upland plant communities.
A corrie on the northeastern face of Cairn Gorm in the Cairngorms, Scotland, draining toward Loch Avon (Loch A'an), one of Scotland's highest and most remote large lochs.
Coire an Fhir Bhogha is a distinct glacial corrie situated in the Scottish Highlands, featuring the classic U-shape topography and steep cliffs formed during the last Ice Age.
Coire Dhondail is a notable mountain cirque in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, recognized for its steep cliffs and importance as a site for rare arctic-alpine vegetation.
Coire Each is a distinct glacial cirque located in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland, characterized by its steep rock walls and arctic-alpine plant life.
