Glen Sannox, The Saddle and Glen Rosa, Isle of Arran, Ayrshire, Scotland

I created this video of our recent epic hike on the Isle of Arran, Ayrshire, Scotland. Wow, and what a hike it was!
We walked up Glen Sannox which is so beautiful and an enjoyable walk. It's such a stunning glen!
When we reached the top of the glen and crossed to the other side of the Sannox Burn, it was a strenuous hike and a scary scramble up to The Saddle. Good weather helped us keep going and we took lots of breaks. It came to a point of no return as we were so high, and the thought of going back down was not an option for us.
I couldn't believe it when we reached The Saddle, a stunning meeting of the two glens (Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa) where we stayed for an hour and a half. I was in awe of the surrounding Arran mountains, then a Royal Navy helicopter flew up Glen Rosa, over The Saddle and down Glen Sannox.
For us though, it was a long walk with tired legs down through beautiful Glen Rosa back to Cladach near Brodick Castle where our car was parked. My Garmin recorded almost 16 kilometres (10 miles).
I loved every moment and it made me feel so happy that I can still manage a challenging hike, slowly though.
I hope you enjoy the video 😀
Love, Dawn-Marie x
Chapters:
0:08 Grave of Edwin Robert Rose - died 15 July 1889 - The Goat Fell Murder
0:21 Walking through the beautiful Glen Sannox and the Sannox Burn
1:52 The steep hike up to The Saddle
2:42 The Saddle
3:04 Drone showing the hike up!
3:13 Royal Navy Helicopter flying through the glens
3:22 My favourite scene of The Saddle and mountains, wow! Our drone was flying back to land and it turned out to be the best footage
3:42 Walking down Glen Rosa
Music:
Love and Friendship - David Celeste
Olympus - Dream Cave
Courtesy of epidemicsound.com ‪‪@epidemicsound‬
#IsleOfArran #GlenSannox #TheSaddle #GlenRosa #Ayrshire #Scotland

[@johnbell807]

Land of my birth...

[@riversbrink8764]

I just enjoyed a month on Arron!!

[@neilfallon3028]

I was there in May and June, it's a beautiful Island.

[@loveexploringscotland]

It really is beautiful and I can't help going back every year. There's always a new walk to explore. I hope you enjoyed your visit too.

[@neilfallon3028]

@@loveexploringscotland I cycled round the island in May and spent the next visit walking. I can see the allure of Arran and how it pulls people back.

[@johnbell807]

But realised 40 years ago how much damage I did to Goat Fell when climbing it never to do it again!