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Criffel, Dumfries and Galloway

Published January 29, 2017 by .

It is 570 m high but appears higher because of its great isolation and high prominence. It is a prominent feature in many of the views from the northern Lake District on a clear day.

The Criffel from the west coast main line
The Criffel from the west coast main line
Climbing the Criffel
Climbing the Criffel
Trekking through Forest land on the way to the Criffel
Trekking through Forest land on the way to the Criffel
Climbing the Criffel
Climbing the Criffel
A701 in the Snow
A701 in the Snow
Dumfries Snow
Dumfries Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Criffel in the Snow
Water frozen on grass, frozen waterfalls
Water frozen on grass, frozen waterfalls
Forests at the base of Criffel
Forests at the base of Criffel
Forests at the base of Criffel
Forests at the base of Criffel
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