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Name:Am Bodach
Hill number:180
Height:941.9m / 3090ft
Parent (Ma):178  Aonach Eagach - Sgorr nam Fiannaidh
Parent (SMC):179  Aonach Eagach - Meall Dearg
RHB Section:03A: Loch Leven to Rannoch Station
County/UA:Highland
Catchment:Leven (Loch)
Class:Simm, Munro Top, High Hills of Britain, Murdo
(Tu,Sim,MT,HHB,Mur)
Grid ref:NN 16837 58009
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:74.5m
Col:867.3m  NN 16589 58121  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 41
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Survey:Abney level/Leica RX1250
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 633 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
Aonach Eagach E-W on a perfect day, descended via the Pap bealach and took a round 10 hours to get back to the car (including time allowed for the Clachaig Inn!)Barns15005/09/2023
Aonach Eagach - Steven Fallon routehummusg04/08/2023
with Gordon HardenC26/09/2021
The superb Aonach Eagach traverse from East to West in sunny weather with Richard W and Richard M. Descent of Am Bodach steep for c 40m, but scrambling route is obvious with lots of holds and not hard (YDS2).First car left at small carpark by stone steps on which good path starts, on N side or road at NN173567.Denise 13/09/2021
Classic Aonach Eagach ridge traverse E to W, except the Pap. Fine views. With Richard & Deniserichard6913/09/2021
Am Bodach to Fionnaidh. Absolutely cracking day. Why I waited 36 years to climb this fabulous ridge a second time, I don't know.sclater01/09/2021
Aonach Eagach traverse with Dave, Mike and Harry. Long sunny day.andy01/07/2021
Aonach Eagach Ridge traverse (east-west) 12km in 7hrs 45mins. Great conditions, but pretty chilled.Nicky C01/06/2021
Brilliant day out on Aonach Eagach ridge, with Brian SmithKevthecat19/08/2020
Picked this one up on way up to Meall Deragsupermario19/08/2020
First of day of AE traverse taking in Pap too. Visited The Chancellor afterwards.iangpark09/08/2020
Traverse W->E then ran back down the glen.quadbarrel13/10/2019
NWHCScmccabe 29/08/2019
Climbed with Andy Ravenhill of West Coast Mountain Guides, joined by Allan & Charlotte. Started at layby west of Allt-na-reigh, up Am Bodach, Meall Dearg, across the Aonach Eagach ridge, Stob Coire Lieth then Short nan Fiannaidh, descending alongside Allt nan t-Sidhein to the layby opposite the Clachaig junction. Beautiful sunny day all day, to hot at times with the helmet and harness on, but great day.chillyman803/08/2019
https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/aonacheagach.shtmlbdougherty28/06/2019
Anoach Eagach in Winter - lovely day.atreides788718/03/2019
MK, CB HFB02/02/2019
Glencoe YH - Sgorr nam Fiannaidh - Stob Coire Leith - Aonach Eagach (both tops) - Meall Dearg - Am Bodach - Sron Gharbh - road - An Torr - Glencoe YH.Mark Jackson22/08/2018
As part of Aonach Eagach traverseemily05/08/2017
Stayed in Blackrock cottage with climbing club. Completed whole ridge with Dave Curry in 8 hrsJamesSDonald08/04/2017
the start of the ridge traverse a 90 min walk up from the roadAristotle Chip23/03/2017
west east traverse clachaig gully to altnafeadh sgorr nam fiannaidh, stob coire leith, AE west top, AE east top, meall dearg, meall dearg east top, am bodach, sron garbh, A,Chailleach, stob mhic mhartuin, beinn bheag,cycled back downhill to clachaig inn.robertphillips25/10/2016
With Sanjay Chauhan, very difficult and greasy descent.designrob01/10/2016
Glencoe SkyraceLittledave18/09/2016
(Walkers with) Torun Mcmoran, Susan Woodhouse, Peter Smylie, Dave Topliss, Stuart Rumney. (Start/parking point) Pap of Glencoe path - Sgor nam Fiannaidh - Stob Coire Leith - Meall Dearg - Am Bodach - Allt na reigh car park.redbob10/09/2016
2nd time up the Gach! Weather was perfect - warm and not a cloud in the sky. Did with Paul,Adam and Mark. Cracking day out - nobody struggled. Really enjoyed this one. This time we descended to the NW ending up on the road about 2K up from the Clachaig - definitely the best descent option.scholesy03/06/2016
Weather fair.MountainMac29/09/2015
From Glencoe village East West traverse of Aonach Eagach.rhalstead22/09/2015
Traverse of the Aonach Eagach. With Gavin.MorecambeMonkey07/09/2015
Ascended form Pass of Glen Coe.PeakyPete30/07/2015
With Gav and Sarah, warm sun, clear views, from nearest car park, E-W to Sgor nam Fhiannaidh, descent beside gully to Clachaig, showery later. Had forgotten how sustained the middle section is-great fun once acclimatisedniallp06/07/2015
With Harrison John Ian and Anne (full traverse E to W)mproudfoot09/05/2015
With OLOL on a misty daymunromurph20/04/2015
Terrible avalanche forecast, so why not do the Aonach Eagach ridge? In the clouds all day, but pleasant otherwise.pwithnall27/03/2015
Aonach Eagach Ridgejustin99926/08/2014
Part of the Aonach Eagach Scramble with Al Halewood, Martin, Kirsty, Jen, Nigel and Ian.knarf22/08/2014
Aonach Eagach ridge east to west. On own, swelteringly hot day, but great views from a stupendous walk.Crib Goch24/07/2014
Bob & Duke Wednesday 18/6/2014 Z 1115hrs.DukeNukem18/06/2014
Anonach Eagach - with Rach. Weather was very good, windy and wet to begin but clearing as we reaches the top. Great ridge walk with some technical scrambling. Climbing down some of the rocks proving the most difficult bit. Great Day!scholesy29/09/2012
Anonach Eagach - amazing walk. First time I've done a ridge walk or proper scrambling and whilst it was doable there was a sustained stretch of scrambling which as a beginner required lots of concentration. That being said, thoroughly enjoyable and defo recommend to the adventurous walker.Rachel29/09/2012
Leader of 9 teenagers, 2 other adults (Tim Brook & Mike Strickland), after China trip, after which I flew London - Edinburgh & met one pupil & drove to where others were camping at Inverarnan; this day we drove 2 minibuses, left one at Clachaig, drove up to E end of Aon Eag. Lovely day, bright and dry and mild. Great route but the descent down the eroded Clachaig Gully a nightmare.NorfolkPT2120/07/2012
Aonach Eagach ridge with the lads.Flipperfeet27/05/2012
Aonach Eagach Ridgejim_aramis27/05/2012
7 of 7: From Meall Dearg East Top.ChrisR05/11/2011
self (Aonach Eagach)davidsbatty29/09/2011
Nevis Hillwalkers along the Aonach Eagach ridge.papagenos09/07/2011
R Chris 2 steves Richard Tait01/05/2011
A winter ridge attempt, snow conditions very poorJamesSDonald01/12/2010
Fantastic day doing the Aonach Eagach with a party from work. Weather was superb cold but bright and clear with llittle to no wind.rossdrummond25/09/2010
Blisco03/04/2010