A pleasant sunny mornings drive from Glencoe to Fort William, then through Glen Nevis brought us to the start of the fourth walk, and the third Munro of the week.  Parking is available before Polldubh bridge, on the right, (smallish car park, though not marked on OS maps) with a small roadside parking area just over the bridge and right.

The walk started by crossing the style to the right of the one leading to the river bank path. Once over the style the track heads south and follows the Allt Coire a' Mhusgain climbing gently into the glen.  After a couple of hundred yards the path became a little indistinct and a ‘wee’ bit boggy.
(photo:  Looking back north along Glen Nevis)

Once back on the higher path, we continued to the foot of the pass below Stob Ban and Lochan Coire nam Miseach, then followed the winding path up to the pass. The route up Stob Ban looked rather daunting, very steep and rocky to the south, with a sheer drop to the north. As always, paths often look worse from a distance ...... however, a cautious approach was taken with the option of turning back if too exposed.  Route finding was not a problem as it was, yet again, a beautiful sunny day.
(photo: North face of Stob Ban from below the pass.)

The path climbed a steep bank before levelling out to the foot of the rocky section. From here it was a steep climb which, in a couple of places required the use of hands, though more for stability than scrambling.  However, there wasn’t any place where I felt exposed to the drops. (...... my 'head for heights' must be improving!)
(photo: The steep south side of Stob Ban)

On reaching the end of the rocky section, it was a walk up a small incline to the top of Stob Ban ..... and the third Munro of the week completed.  Another guy could be seen heading out to the ridge leading to Mullach nan Coirean, the first person we had seen since setting out.   So, it was time to sit in the sun and enjoy the peace and tranquility.
(photo:  Guess Who? .... with Ben Nevis in the background)

After lunch, and a few photos, it was on the feet and down the rocky path to the pass.  The ascent route was then followed back to Polldubh bridge and the car.
Again, glorious sunshine throughout an excellent days walk.