Bikepacking Loch Ness Part 3. What I learnt doing this in freezing temperatures!

Part 3 of my Brompton bikepacking adventure around the whole of Loch Ness in winter.
I've felt like a wandering nomad these past few days.
But the adventure so far has been beyond anything I imagined. The views make up for the freezing temperatures and tough trails.
In this last episoide, • Bikepacking Loch Ness:... I finally found an incredible campsite, tucked away on the Great Glen Way, just me and the wild. But as night fell, so did the temperature.
This is the third and final part of the series. The adventure isn’t over yet. The cold is closing in. How will my winter kit stand up against it?
And will I achieve my goal, of bikepacking around the whole Loch?

[@gordonmculloch4904]

Wise call taking the bus, and that's the beauty of the Brompton. 👍

[@aronevans3710]

Don’t be hard on yourself self you have done something amazing. Power to you and your Brompton😊

[@NicoleEdwards-z5g]

Congratulations on completing your Loch Ness adventure!! Really enjoyed the watch!

[@JohnRichardson-v2l]

Yer sleeping bag looked snug Darin, cold mornings camping int the nicest.....another great video.
'Ull' east yorkshire.

[@longlivefreedom9853]

Wow i bet that bacon and egg bap with coffee went down like a dream .... Respect to you for hacking should conditions .... great video

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Its so beautiful around here. Visit here a few years ago. Nice to see it again 😊

[@lawcheung8766]

Well done in completing the Nessie loop and kudo in being daft enough to do it in winter. I would have chosen spring before the midges appear or late Autumn 🍁 before the fall would be a better choice weather permitting. It can rain a lot anytime of year from past experience in the Highlands.