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A corrie on the northern slopes of Cairn Gorm, Scotland, adjacent to Coire Cas and incorporated into the Cairngorm Mountain ski resort, known for reliable late-season snow.
A prominent corrie on the northern plateau of Cairn Gorm, Scotland, renowned as a major winter-climbing and ski-touring venue in the Cairngorms.
A glacial corrie adjacent to Coire an t-Sneachda on Cairn Gorm, Scotland, notable for serious winter-climbing routes on its headwall cliffs.
A large, remote corrie on Braeriach in the Cairngorms, Scotland, known for holding some of the most persistent snow patches in Britain, occasionally surviving year-round.
Loch Etchachan Cirque is a notable geological hollow in the Cairngorms of Scotland, distinguished by containing one of the highest altitude lakes in Britain.
Garbh Choire Mòr is a massive glacial cirque on Braeriach in the Scottish Highlands, famous for holding the most persistent snow patches in the United Kingdom.
A corrie on the eastern face of Ben Macdui (1,309 m), Britain's second-highest summit in the Cairngorms, Scotland, known for steep cliffs and persistent late-lying snow patches.
A remote corrie in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, draining into the upper River Feshie and noted for its wild, undisturbed upland character.
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 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.
