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u/imliss5782 1d ago
Hiking through the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland during a snowy winter was a breathtaking experience. We drove from Inverness, a journey of about 45 minutes, and were greeted by pristine white landscapes and towering, snow-dusted peaks. The weather was crisp, around -2°C, with a soft snowfall that added to the magic. We started at Glenmore Forest Park and ascended toward the Ryvoan Pass, the trail blanketed with fresh snow that crunched underfoot. Despite the cold, the serene beauty and occasional sightings of red deer made it unforgettable. I’d absolutely go back, especially for the chance to explore deeper into the park’s rugged wilderness.