Ben Avon (pronounced 'Aan') is most commonly ascended as an epilogue to a day on Beinn à Bhuird, simply ascending from the Sneck (the col between the two mountains),to briefly stand on the summit tor
then descend again.
No-one can truly claim to have climed Ben Avon until they have tackled it from the north-east, from Tomintoul or Corgarff, and thus experienced the full breadth of its huge summit plateau and the dozens of wierdly sculpted tors located there.
First sight of the MountainsThe Linn of AvonAscending Meall GaineimhTors on the approach to 'Big Brae'Looking west towards the CairngormsAt Mulloch Lochan nan Gabhar, the main summit on the horizonThe massive tor at Mulloch Lochan nan GabharRelaxing at the main summit - Leabaidh an Daimh Buidhe
180° Panorama from Summit
Potholes in the summit tor of Ban AvonBen a'Bhuird across the Sneck to the westClach ChoutsaighGarbh Coire from SummitStob an t-SluchdClach Bun RudhtairLochan nan GabharInchrory