From Glen Brittle and the unique Black Cuillin in the west to the Red Cuillin and Broadford in the east. From the Sligachan Hotel and the A87 to the dramatic Loch Coruisk to the south. An enlargement of the Black Cuillin ridge at 1:12,500 scale is on the back of the map. This map for hillwalkers includes the Inn Pinn (Inaccessible Pinnacle), Am Basteir, Sgurr nan Gillean and Sgurr Alasdair among the 12 Munros and 2 Corbetts.
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Over 35 years, HARVEY has gained a reputation for high quality maps for adventurous recreation. These award winning maps are compiled from original aerial surveys and field checked by our experienced surveyors, themselves hill - walkers.
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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I already had the OS 1:25,000 map of the Cuillin and Torridon hills, but this is much better. The bolder, more colourful mapping is much easier to read. The main part of this map covers an area from Broadford in the east to Glenbrittle in the west, Sligachan in the north and Loch Scavaig in the south. This itself is a great map, but what is printed on the other side makes it even more vaulable. Here we have an expanded (1:12,500) map of the whole of the Black Cuillin Ridge including a key to crag names/climbing areas. Also on this side is a simplified diagram showing the main ridge and its spurs and all of the possible escape routes, visitor and travel information including some useful phone numbers, a glossary of Gaelic names and the Scottish outdoor access code. Given the inhospitable terrain, the unpredictability of the mountain weather, and the tricks played on compasses by the magnetic rock in the Cuillin, it would be daft to venture up there without the best map you can find. Hence the title of this review. By the way, I've never seen any of these Harvey maps cheaper than here on Amazon.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
If you want the best you sometimes have to pay for it. If you are thinking of doing Britains greatest mountain challenge, the magnificent Skye ridge, or climbing/scrambling some of those beautiful and distinctive peaks, then this is the map to have. Dont settle for less. The weather on Skye is fickle at the best of times and as has already been mentioned a compass can be unreliable. It is all too easy to get lost during inclement weather. When your life is at stake there can be no compromise. As you have navigated this far you may be aware of Harveys. They operate to a niche market of serious walkers and climbers who demand that little bit extra. Much as I admire OS Explorer maps, Harveys has them beat for sheer detail. If you take preparation and risk assessment as seriously as I do then choose this map. Dont make sacrifices with the most important items!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I agree with all the comments made by previous reviewers. This is a great map of the Cuillin and the one you want if you're going into these hills. The 1:12500 enlargement of the Black Cuillin is invaluable if you're attempting the ridge traverse as route finding is difficult. It also shows escape routes off the ridge even though they're not necessarily paths.
My only issue is the paper quality which is a bit fragile. It is supposed to be waterproof but I spent one wet day in the hills with it and its not looking too happy. It probably wouldn't stand up to much more wet weather use.
My only issue is the paper quality which is a bit fragile. It is supposed to be waterproof but I spent one wet day in the hills with it and its not looking too happy. It probably wouldn't stand up to much more wet weather use.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Invaluable
Great map with good details of contours of the mountains I wanted to climb, added bonus that its shower proof
Published 1 month ago by David W
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Excellent Map
This is an excellent map. Easy to read and understand. I will definitely by purchasing more Harvey Superwlker maps in the future.
Published 19 months ago by ROD
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cuillin map
a wonderfully clear map and guide that gave the right amount of appropriate detail. Thank goodness we had when the clouds came down...
Published 20 months ago by Young one
4.0 out of 5 stars
great little map
totally agree with the other reviews. it is a great map although i would say that the quality of the paper was a bit of let down.
I'm sure it will be very useful
I'm sure it will be very useful
Published on 22 Mar 2009 by B. Holt
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