Break off the summer path and head up towards Lochan a’ Choire, attaching your skis whenever the snow level allows. You’ll then begin to climb up towards Easy Gully.

Be aware that this gully is flanked by steep gullies above that funnel into Easy Gully and so you are always under threat of avalanches, ice or cornice collapse from these gullies above you. Easy Gully may also be littered with debris from these avalanches.

The skiing in Easy Gully is relatively simple, with a truly awesome positioning for this ramp. The gully itself is frequently sculpted by the wind hammering it all season long, so will most likely have a large wind lip cutting down the middle from around half height and below.

Although you are under threat from rock/ice fall from above the gully, be aware that you are also under threat from cliffs below when skiing the large open section above the gully proper - make sure your turns are solid to avoid going over these cliffs.

Climbers also regularly use this couloir to climb up/down so always be considerate of who is above/below you when skiing, being cautious not to knock anything down onto anyone.

If you’ve started early enough, you should have enough time to head over to Raeburn’s Gully, after skiing Easy Gully, so it’s always worthwhile to bag that one alongside Easy Gully after you have made the trek up to this stunning corrie!