I once ran up one way and back the other. Carlside route was 0.5 mile shorter. If I was going AC and pressed for time then I would probably opt to come down that way but on my own round I went up back o Latrigg etc
I once ran up one way and back the other. Carlside route was 0.5 mile shorter. If I was going AC and pressed for time then I would probably opt to come down that way but on my own round I went up back o Latrigg etc
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Yes I'm assuming that is why the suggested route they show goes up Carl Side.
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I'd love to get that BG thread printed off, but it'll use an awful lot of paper I think! Great thread!...as is the 10,000' yin!
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Going up Carlside is steep. It is not only harder on the legs but on the head too. Climbing a steep gradient like that is a comitted effort, if you saunter up you'll end up slow, as such it is quite stressy, not what you want 20 minutes into your BG. I found the Latrigg route easier, quicker and more relaxed.