Falls of Unich and Damff GPS

About trip

06/10/2018 Sandra & me Lovely sunny day. Great views. Excellent walk. 10.64 mile 611m ascent 2.5 m/h moving 2.0 m/h overall 4 hrs 19 moving 0 hrs 59 stopped Left Stoney 8.30 Started walking 9.30 finished walking 14.50 +Coffee home 16:05 02/04/16 Stoney Ramblers Sue, Sandra, Liz, Richard,Stuart,Me. Weather dry and mild 10.71 miles 611m ascent 2.5 m/h moving av 1.8 m/h overall av 4 hrs 20 moving 1 hr 35 stopped Left Stoney 9am Started walking 10.10am finished 4.10pm home 5.10pm 28/02/16 Richard, Sandra, Sue, Fiona and Me. Very snowy and pretty tricky underfoot. Views fantastic, Icicles brilliant, photos brilliant, lots of snow underfoot. 10.4 miles 2.3 m/h moving av 1.7 /h overall av 4 hrs 25 moving 1 hr 35 stopped Left Stoney 9 am Started walking 10.30am finished 4.30pm Home 5.30pm Walk along Loch Lee and continue along the path and cross the bridge. From here it is possible to take a short cut along by the Water of Lee, or stick to the path.Keep quite high tio pick up the higher of the two paths at the Falls of Unich. Continue on picking up the path to the falls of Damff and keeping an eye out for the wooden bridge. Cross the bridge and continue ia bearing of 107 degs and picking up the path where possible to 392788.Keeping to the East of the stream at all times. Continue on in a southerly direction towards Cairn Lick looking out for the cairn, where the path can be clearly seen along the ridge. Follow the path to the Shank of Inchgrundle and continue down to Inchgrundle and back to the carpark.