Cranstackie and Beinn Spionnaidh  

Getting there
12km south of Durness a house (marked Carbreck on the OS map) sits opposite the access to a private track heading down to the River Dionard. There is roadside parking for 4 or 5 cars in a layby just to the south of Carbreck.

Cranstackie
Head down the track, cross the river and head to the buildings at Rhigolter. Go past the house to the shed, then through a gate onto the grass moorland. Head uphill over ferns and grass tussocks aimimg south-east into Calbhach Coire. Pick up the burn and follow it for a bit. Higher up, cross the burn and aim for the wet, grassy bealach. Once on the bealach, turn south-west and climb up grass and occasional boulders. A faint path is followed and a flat area is reached. Head south-west-south and climb more steep grass covered ground with more boulders to reach the summit area and cross a boulderfield to the well made cairn. Stunning views in all directions !

Beinn Spionnaidh
About turn and return to the bealach. In mist, some careful navigation may be required from the cairn to retrace the route back along the bouldery ridge. From the bealach climb initially north-east, then north-north-east on pleasant grassy ground. Beinn Spionnaidh's boulderfield is reached at around c680m, from where continue with care over this to reach the bouldery summit plateau. Turn north-east and walk over the boulders, following the edge, to the trig point protected by a constructed circular dyke. Superb views all round, with the minor exception of Cranstackie blocking some of Fionaven.

Return to Carbreck
Return to the bealach and retrace your route back to Carbreck.