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Great video! We are doing this exact route in April all being well so it's really useful to have a good look at it first, thanks!

Cheers for this. Going to give it a go over winter.

I did this from the other direction cycle in 10km one deepish river crossing a really boggy section then a short but steep climb up the back left the bike after the bog

grand video (really mad music to begin with, quite sinister - i though you were going to have a snow shark sneak up behind you - but they are very rare these days). the central route you went up - is that the area that's quite prone to avalanche? i remember some plaque near there telling of a father and 2 sons killed by avalanche so would be good to know. glorious if windy weather you got there. i'm thinking of doing a wee winter trip in feb, this one, along with beinn dorian (pardon spelling) and ben lui - can you think of a few more accessible munros in the area that might be worth the pop. lovely vidoe once again and thanks for the share.

Terrific video Andy and taken on a beautiful day. I like the way you give clear instructions on the route which will be very helpful to those wanting to climb Stob Searg but are unsure of the best way. I enjoy the way up from Glen Etive which is grassy and not just as steep and gives no clue as to how magnificent the peak is until arrival at the bealach.

A classic walk cheers Andy

Just wanted to say thank you. I did this walk today, so watched your video last night as a bit of prep. I was much more prepared for what lay ahead, although my mind will never remember how high these things are and how much effort it takes from the legs, especially with the snow😆 Fantastic route and views 😍

Preparing to do this walk in a couple of weeks time, this video helped a lot, showing what to look for and have a feel for the general terrain. Thank you, appreciate the effort creating this guide. 👍

Loved this video. Great commentary with loads of information and advice. Exactly the type of hillwalking video I like. Thank you

Great effort, that looked like a very tough hike. Thank you for sharing.

Great video, that opening pan is stunning!

Fantastic views another cracking video I haven’t done this Munro yet don’t forget it’s a 10 to 11 hour drive from my house in South Wales lol😂 a few hours drive would be wonderful keep walking Butty 😅 cheers Andy

That was a stunning view from the summit. Hoping to do it next year in summer conditions

very well played. showed how much more work these hills can be in the winter - so glad you got a fine view for your troubles. never realised there was a parking area - thanks for that. atb

Not icy enough for crampons I take it

That looked a tough one, I could almost feel the burn in the legs pushing through that snow but it certainly looked worth the effort. Thanks for for sharing👍👍

Well done my friend as always a very informative video great to go to if and when needed for a hiking route appreciate the effort you put into them cracking day you got ⛰️☀️👍

Superb video, appropriate speed and excellent information

Excellent a fantastic mountain lob for hat Corrie a special place thanks Andy

Would be a nice winter walk

Amazing shots. Thank you for sharing

Enjoying your guides Andy. Have used a few a reference now and hoping to get this one in tomorrow

Nice walk I haven’t done this Munro so it was nice to see the route cheers Andy

these videos are excellent and extremely useful for planning.. thanks so much.

Was up there before the paths, when the summit of Chaoruinn flipflopped between the south and middle tops. Took a while before that question was finally settled. Cornice between the two is infamous - three parties once fell through independently on one day. Teallach used to be surveyed at 913m and was even more illfrequented.

Was tempted to use the view of The Ben and the Grey Corries for the thumbnail!

Excellent views especially close up views of the BEN haven’t done these yet cheers mate

Great guide to the walk. Thanks for the effort 👌🏻

amazingly detailed video. Thank you. Me and my partner going up there in a week's time. Hoping to get a drone footage .😉

Brilliant video nice footage from the summit lots of Munro’s in all directions good weather always helps cheers Andy

Great video and great location not done any of the munros up there as yet but have done the Trainspotting Corbett Leum Uilleim twice the journey up on the train alone is very special thanks for sharing you chose a fantastic day 🚊 ⛺️ ☀️⛰️ ⛰️ ⛰️ 👍

This has to be the best and most informative footage I have seen yet of liathach. Thankyou.

Nice video and great weather to give the fantastic views from those Munro’s I stayed in the youth hostel when I did them and did the Corbett opposite the railway station the next day fond memories. Incidentally ​​⁠ in Ralph Storers book ultimate guide to the Munro’s volume 3 central highlands he says that Carn Deargs one claim to fame is that it is by some measurements the most central Munro in the central highlands and hence in whole of Scotland…might be true worthy debate down pub thought I would share that info with you great viewpoint anyway cheers

grand decision - it narrows to a bit of a knife edge before the final peak and that would have been dodgy. i was up there a few weeks ago, lovely quiet valley walk in isn't it. by the time i came back it was dark and raining hard and that old corrugated shelter was a welcome site - lukewarm coffee with the bats.

I've bivvied a couple of times on Sgòr Gaibhre, the first time 3 years ago on 21st June the longest day and woke up to a thick frost. Awesome.

When you said mountain goat, I thought you were giving yourself a pep talk until a REAL goat showed up, OMG!!! I still haven't seen a live goat, haven't seen a hairy coo in the wild either (I met two of them in Glencoe visitor centre but that doesn't count)

Awesome mountain great video great weather you had cheers Andy

Wow that was some walk , amazingly you made it back safe, thank you for taking us along from the couch 👏

Love the Mamores cracking mate

Brilliant nice views I have yet to do this Munro spit was interesting to see cheers

Great vid . I was up there in my E-Bike couple of weeks ago . Was nearly at the plateau and discovered I'd lost my phone . Batter back down the path and found it at that wee forest section. I'll need to go back and do it again .

Any plans to do the glenshee 6?

Another helpful video, thanks

Brilliant video, loved that & very helpful too cheers

Fantastic weather great views cheers

Your approach of asking yourself what the viewer would be assisted by is a great strength of your videos. If I may I would like to share an experience I had last week weiwing the Linda Outdoors channel. She reported on and filmed her clearly competent climb of one of the great Mamores. While reading the comments left I noticed someone had accused her of placing them at risk because she had not adequately warned them of a particular descent and the overall challenge of the route. 😮 Now that route looks out on Ben Nevis, which should have been a hint! I felt very strongly that anyone who so fundamentally fails to understand their own responsibility, and the need for adaptability and their good judgement, really should not be on the munros at all. Linda Outdoors replied by stating that if they wanted that, the viewer should consult one of a series of munro guidebooks. So thx for just trying to be helpful to your fellow walkers. 👏👏 👏.JMO

Such a characterful ridge with features to enjoy all along - and that is before the views. I found your app 3D landscape viewing at the start so insightful. Must admit I've never paid the subscription to access those app features, and firstly rely upon a map and compass. So I have an extra reason to view your videos. 😊 Thx for posting.JMO

what a big old lonely walk - most comprehensive route videos i've found so far, many thanks. hope the knees recovered

Thank you for taking us along on that long long hike , well done 👏 you’re super fit 😊.great video thoroughly enjoyed it from my armchair.👏

Excellent hike cracking views