Hiking in The Ochils: Seamab Hill

Good news about the lost dog. Luna was reunited with her owner the day after my walk.
A circular route of 11 miles starting and finishing near Castle Campbell in Dollar visiting Commonedge Hill, Seamab Hill and returning via Glen Quey.
The short section of road walking can be avoided by picking a route via Geordie’s Wood.
When I pointed out Tarmangie Hill it’s actually Whitewisp Hill (Tarmangie is hidden behind it). Hill confusion again!
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[@WanderFreeWithBarb]

Yay for Spring. Always nice to see a local walk shared

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Barb. 👍

[@andrewmatley7688]

Thank you Linda/Brona for another awesum walk as always.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Andrew. 👍

[@nigellack2576]

What a superb wee video. I've been up many of the Ochils, but that looks like a lovely route. Thanks Linda.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thank you. Yeah, it a great wee walk. 👍

[@helenreeves6978]

So lovely to have the spring upon us, Penny and I carnt wait to get further afield (with our new flexi 10m lead) . Lovely place, thank you for pointing out all the hills, lochs etc I really enjoy hearing people describe all the landmarks🐕

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Helen, looking forward to some more Spring walks too. 👍

[@jentex2]

Well done Linda and Brora too!
Glad you’re out doing some different hills and great to be out on a school day!
I saw the missing dog Luna was found so that’s a happy ending all round.
Thanks again.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Andy. I was glad the dog was found. Met several groups of people out looking for her that day. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@richardpm38]

Oh and great videos, very well done

[@emmamorgan7171]

Another lovely video. Thanks Linda. Really look forward to seeing your walks. :)

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks so much Emma, glad you enjoyed. 👍

[@maryshreve3644]

I was so happy to come on TH-cam and see that you had posted a video. I just love your videos. The scenery is just magnificent. Living in Florida where it is so flat I just love seeing all the different mountains. Great seeing you.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks so much Mary, glad you enjoyed. We can pretty much see hills anywhere in Scotland. ☺️

[@hikesaroundkyoto]

Lovely place! I really enjoyed beautiful wide views in this video. Your furry buddy is so cute. Thank you for sharing. TH-cam brought me here. Greetings from Japan.😊

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thank you very much! Wow, that’s about as far away from Scotland as you can get. Glad you enjoyed the video. 👍

[@ervinslens]

Stunning work, views are simply outstanding here! Wow 👏👏

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thank you. 🙏

[@ashleyhoward8926]

Very nice walk, rather like the Cheviots. Well done & thanks for posting.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Ashley. 👍

[@mohammadasgaryan6676]

Thank you

[@LindaOutdoors]

You’re welcome. 🙏

[@weshall5679]

Linda a group of us done the Law after watching your vid. I'm no gonny lie I was crying inside for most of it. I'm glad Ben clueuch and Ben Ever was easy. Lol great video

[@LindaOutdoors]

Yeah, The Law is a toughie. 😩These two hills are probably the easiest in The Ochils. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@Tardyrover]

that's a great winter walk!

[@LindaOutdoors]

Yeah, would be great to do it in snow. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@robinmuir7799]

Lovely video, Linda.

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Robin. 👍

[@philipwatt1016]

Thanks Linda. Looks like my sort of walk , will have a look at it when I'm up that way
Best regards

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Philip 👍

[@philipwatt1016]

@LindaOutdoors hiya Linda, please call me Phil, as even though I'll soon be 75, Philip still reminds me of my mum about to tell me off, and fills me with dread 😀

[@LindaOutdoors]

@@philipwatt1016 Okay dokey Phil. Will hopefully remember. 👍

[@porrohmann]

I thought I recognised your van in the car park 😀. My wife and I arrived after you and, judging by the clouds, were on top of King's Seat Hill at about the time you were on Seamab. The wind chill was brutal up high so we didn't hang about or do the Tarmangie circuit but, instead, headed straight back down and had left before you returned. The Ochils are our local keep fit hills. They are quick to get to from Fife and provide a huge range of walks ranging from easy to all day expeditions. Their closeness means we can often take advantage of short weather windows that might develop on otherwise miserable days. Top tip; the ford at the aptly named Burn of Care is a great place to clean your boots before returning to the car park.

[@richardpm38]

Hiya, I commented on a video from 2 years ago today as I thought I recognised you and the VW , I met you round the side of Glenquey when I was out on my Mountain Bike looking for a lost collie, it was probably this day lol small world

[@LindaOutdoors]

Hi 👋 Richard. It was good to meet you & I’m so glad the collie was found. It must’ve been hiding somewhere when we both passed. Thanks for watching too. 👍

[@richardpm38]

@@LindaOutdoors likewise it was nice to meet you, hopefully we will meet again, yes I was so relieved Luna was found, apparently it wasn't very far away from where it was last seen

[@GableEnder9]

Another nice wee video, Linda! Lovely day for a walk, but it looked chilly. Brora was her usual - she obviously enjoys being out in the hills as much as you! It looks as though you’ve acquired a drone, or are you now employing someone to do your filming - only joking! Keep the videos coming. Kathleen

[@LindaOutdoors]

Thanks Kathleen. I’ve had the drone for a couple of years & lack confidence flying it. It’s hardly been used but I’m trying to change that, still a novice though. Brora’s been very patient. 🐶