Hiking in Scotland | Short Story 3: Wintery Beinn Dòrain

If you've travelled along the A82, then you know Beinn Dòrain. From the road up to Glencoe, it looks like a majestic pyramid-shaped mountain. The Munro stands above Bridge of Orchy and inspired the Gaelic poem by Duncan Ban MacIntyre titled "Moladh Beinn Dòbhrainn".
This is where we headed between two winter storms. We were welcomed by some snow and an amazing blue sky. But fear not, clouds got their way as usual!
I hope this video brings you a little escape from the current situation. Thanks for watching.
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[@jamwright]

Surprise summit bagpipes!!!

[@virginiechl]

Now I'm going to expect a bagpiper everytime we top a Munro 😜