Sounds like a good idea if you were awake and the best part of the day for me. Cracking views indeed from the summit and a great family hike, with that expansive summit area, cheers Alan
Nice simple one this Robin. A good starter hill for the novice. Fort sure sweeping views. You won't get tired of them easy. All the best up there. Mark
Cheers Mark, just a nice short hike. I did 6 hills in total that weekend but enjoyed not vlogging them all. Plus I have broke my camera, which is now repaired. 😊
it is my local hill Robin, there is the option of making it a circular hill coming up from the Glenrinnes distillery to the west, all the way over the top and back down the way you came up. There is a reasonable walk back to the starting point again, fairly low level. It becomes a ten mile circuit. One of my mates, an ex-raf mountain rescue bod calls the route you generally go up as cardiac hill. Did it earlier the year and came down to the north of the summit and circumvented back to the car. It made the walk a little different.
Nice local hill Willie. I seen that track on the other side from Corryhabbie Hill afterwards, I was on a bagging mission and picked up another 2 Corbetts after Rinnes.
I have an old uni mate from years ago who lives that way on.....Aberlour I think. He's mentioned if I'm ever up that way we'll meet up and do Ben Rinnes.👍
Nice one Robin 👍 I like the clear path with no vegetation around given the amount of ticks I've seen up north this year 😩 Shorts on and Legs oot time! 😄 ATB, Kris.
Not been up Ben Rinnes for a while last time I walked from Dufftown did Little Conval, then Ben Rinnes and then Meikle Conval it was a good 15 miles hike :)
@@WalkWithWallace done it today (14.08.22), it was just as you said in the video, took me about an hour and a half up and about an hour down with half an hour for lunch and admiring the stunning views from the top. And as you said the granite tors were amazing, I am out of condition a bit and jelly legs for me now but very happy to get this one done, def recommend it
@@WalkWithWallace local hill for local people 🤣 Biked it more than I've walked it. Going to do a camp up there soon but as you found out it gets hoorna windy.
@@PeteDevlinootnaboot 😂 I met a local on the way down and I could barely understand what he was saying. Aye it looks like a decent summit camp to be fair. Some shelter by the lower tor.
This is my local fitness hill along with Ben Aigan nearby. A wee bit boring when it's your local after 35 yrs 😅. I found the secret howff recently too Robin which has made my summer 👌
Ha, I can imagine it would get a bit samey after a while. Good to hear you found the howff. Hope my video didn't give away the location to much, I got some criticism and had to edit a bit out to make it much less obvious.
@@WalkWithWallace No your video didn't make any difference so don't worry Robin. Spent an hour one day on a wild goose chase. Never found it...only to have been so close!Found it on my second adventure, right to the door, as if I was walking to my own house. No gps, hints, info from other walkers or anything, but if I say how I did it then the whole world will know 😅😬. So best not say! I thought it was bigger from your awesome disco video wi yer wee pal! 😂
@@WalkWithWallace I planned staying over if i had found it the first time as walked in. Second time was a skirmish on the mtb just there and back to confirm my theory! 😂 A couple of lads arrived just after me (with MBA active member tip off via GPS) so chatted for a while and left them to it. It was their 2nd night out and they planned staying there on night 2 if they found it. I looked through the books and took some pictures inside before I left. I'll be back to stay over as part of a proper 2 day walk up Ben Avon etc soon now I know where it is. Only knew it existed after watching your video pal so cheers 👌👍
Cowie country this. My Dad's folks are Braes of Glenlivet and Aberlour. I've trotted up and around here a few times over the years. Cracking part of the world.
I wondered if someone would ask that. 🤭 I bagged six Corbetts on that weekend but only vlogged one as the others were not that interesting plus I smashed the camera on the summit of Rinnes. 😂
@@WalkWithWallace good effort mate! I see you lost your rode mic! I have nearly lost mine a few times! Find it dangling by the mic cable from my rucksack. Footery wee things!
@@PAADVENTURES1 I don't use them that often, but they're handy wee things to have. Bought replacements but not Rode as they're too expensive to lose again. 😂
Sounds like a good idea if you were awake and the best part of the day for me. Cracking views indeed from the summit and a great family hike, with that expansive summit area, cheers Alan
Cheers Alan. 😁 👍🏻
Nice hike, beautiful weather. Great scenery. Wishing you a wonderful week 👍
Thanks NHT, have a good one yourself. 😁 👍🏻
Great wee hill for a bit of winter action too 🥶🏴👍
Practice your self arrests. ⛏ 😁
Nice simple one this Robin. A good starter hill for the novice. Fort sure sweeping views. You won't get tired of them easy. All the best up there. Mark
Cheers Mark, just a nice short hike. I did 6 hills in total that weekend but enjoyed not vlogging them all. Plus I have broke my camera, which is now repaired. 😊
@@WalkWithWallace A pleasure Robin. Yeah, good to keep it simple and keep filming to a limit at times. Good to hear of the fixed camera.
it is my local hill Robin, there is the option of making it a circular hill coming up from the Glenrinnes distillery to the west, all the way over the top and back down the way you came up. There is a reasonable walk back to the starting point again, fairly low level. It becomes a ten mile circuit. One of my mates, an ex-raf mountain rescue bod calls the route you generally go up as cardiac hill. Did it earlier the year and came down to the north of the summit and circumvented back to the car. It made the walk a little different.
Nice local hill Willie. I seen that track on the other side from Corryhabbie Hill afterwards, I was on a bagging mission and picked up another 2 Corbetts after Rinnes.
Cracking wee hill Robin. Glad its still on my to do list. Nice one!! :)
Cheers Lee. 😁 👍🏻
My local hill, been up it lots and lots. Every time is different, never boring. Glad you enjoyed your trip yo out beautiful neck of the woods.😊
Thanks Fiona, if I wasn't on a bagging mission I'd have spent a bit more time around the summit. Its a really nice hill.
Short and sweet. You can’t beat a good tor.
This was the one where I smashed the camera screen. 👀 😂
Lovely stuff, great part of the world
Cheers CM, it is indeed. 😎
Looks a great wee walk Robin 🏔 thanks for sharing 😀 atb Brian 👍
Cheers, definitely worth a wee jaunt if you're in the area. 👌🏼
Cracking views from the summit Robin! Nice one!
Cheers Tony. 😁 👍🏻
Looks like a nice wee hill to do.Reminds me of The Merrick.
Cheers
Robert
I know what you mean about the Merrick, minus the tors. 😁
@@WalkWithWallace 😁👍
That was a beautiful hike, great scenery. Wishing you a wonderful week.
Thank you. 😎 👍🏻
Nice one, its a great starter hill and I went up a few times a week with the full pack on to prep for the coast to coast. 😊
Ideal training that mate. 😁 👍🏻
I have an old uni mate from years ago who lives that way on.....Aberlour I think. He's mentioned if I'm ever up that way we'll meet up and do Ben Rinnes.👍
The campsite I stayed in was near Aberlour, its a nice part of the world. You should take him up on his offer, long drive for you though.
Nice one Robin 👍 I like the clear path with no vegetation around given the amount of ticks I've seen up north this year 😩 Shorts on and Legs oot time! 😄 ATB, Kris.
Cheers Kris, I done 2 other Corbetts nearby that day. Touch wood no ticks to report. They give me the heebeejeebees. 😫
Cracking little video this Robin, enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Cheers T&J. 👍🏻 😁
The whisky 🥃 hill Magic!
In whisky country. 🥃 #slainte
Its a great hill, did in similar windy conditions and the views are fantastic. Great wee video as always...
Cheers Jon, looks a nice one to summit camp on too. 🏕
Not been up Ben Rinnes for a while last time I walked from Dufftown did Little Conval, then Ben Rinnes and then Meikle Conval it was a good 15 miles hike :)
That sounds like a decent shift. 😁 After I did Rinnes, I did Corryhabbie Hill which was a decent hike too if you avoid the cows.
@@WalkWithWallace there is another route to Corryhabbie avoiding the cows past Glenfiddoch lodge. Cooks Cairn is a cracker over that way too!
This one is quick one ! nice video see you i next one ∞🥾🥾🥾🍀
Aye, just a quick one this week. Hopefully a longer camping vid in the next one. 😁
I’ll be doing this one soon now 👍 Thanks for flagging it up
Nice one Hugh, get there early as it gets busy quickly on the weekends.
@@WalkWithWallace done it today (14.08.22), it was just as you said in the video, took me about an hour and a half up and about an hour down with half an hour for lunch and admiring the stunning views from the top. And as you said the granite tors were amazing, I am out of condition a bit and jelly legs for me now but very happy to get this one done, def recommend it
@@celticmugwump nice one Hugh, glad you enjoyed it. 😁👍🏻
That hill is a bit remote for me without a car. The hills around Braemar and Ballater are easier to get to on the bus.
Looks like you'd have to walk from Dufftown or Aberlour. 🤔
Short and sweet eh. Just like me. 😎😉
Aye, aye. 😜
Rin-ness! You were lucky to have it so empty. In good weather it can be busy even really early.
Rin-ness is a local pronunciation I believe. It was just getting busy as I left, I was up mega early. 😁
@@WalkWithWallace local hill for local people 🤣 Biked it more than I've walked it. Going to do a camp up there soon but as you found out it gets hoorna windy.
@@PeteDevlinootnaboot 😂 I met a local on the way down and I could barely understand what he was saying. Aye it looks like a decent summit camp to be fair. Some shelter by the lower tor.
This is my local fitness hill along with Ben Aigan nearby. A wee bit boring when it's your local after 35 yrs 😅.
I found the secret howff recently too Robin which has made my summer 👌
Ha, I can imagine it would get a bit samey after a while. Good to hear you found the howff. Hope my video didn't give away the location to much, I got some criticism and had to edit a bit out to make it much less obvious.
@@WalkWithWallace No your video didn't make any difference so don't worry Robin. Spent an hour one day on a wild goose chase. Never found it...only to have been so close!Found it on my second adventure, right to the door, as if I was walking to my own house. No gps, hints, info from other walkers or anything, but if I say how I did it then the whole world will know 😅😬. So best not say! I thought it was bigger from your awesome disco video wi yer wee pal! 😂
@@alcapone6946 superbos. 👌🏼 Guid wee place eh. Did you stay over or just day trip it. Mon the disco 🕺
@@WalkWithWallace I planned staying over if i had found it the first time as walked in. Second time was a skirmish on the mtb just there and back to confirm my theory! 😂 A couple of lads arrived just after me (with MBA active member tip off via GPS) so chatted for a while and left them to it. It was their 2nd night out and they planned staying there on night 2 if they found it. I looked through the books and took some pictures inside before I left. I'll be back to stay over as part of a proper 2 day walk up Ben Avon etc soon now I know where it is. Only knew it existed after watching your video pal so cheers 👌👍
Cowie country this. My Dad's folks are Braes of Glenlivet and Aberlour. I've trotted up and around here a few times over the years. Cracking part of the world.
I'll watch this evening, but not too close to bed time. Nobody needs Wallace sneaking in to their dreams!
Nice rolling hills, did Corryhabbie right after this. Didn't vlog it as I smashed my camera. 👀 😂 @ your second comment.
@@WalkWithWallace Ah, I saw the insta post with the repair.
@@Orkneyboom Holly done an ace job. 😁 Screen protector on this time.
Normally I get the blame for waking people up snoring 😟 looks a cracking wee hill.
So it wasn't you in the tent then? 😜
@@WalkWithWallace 🤷♂️
Haha, jeezo that WAS a short one! Didn't even look at how long the video was until you hit the summit :o
No point dragging out a 2 hour walk, plus this was the trip where I smashed the camera screen. 👀
@@WalkWithWallace Ooft, did it happen on the way up? If so, props for keeping the mood light 😮
@@outlawedlandscapes it happened on the clip, I walk to the true summit after the trig point. I set up the shot again 😂
@@WalkWithWallace aw, I can Defo see the slight mood shift there 😮
Was this part of another wee trip or did you drive all the way up there just for that hill?. Not that it's not a nice wee hill, just far away?
I wondered if someone would ask that. 🤭 I bagged six Corbetts on that weekend but only vlogged one as the others were not that interesting plus I smashed the camera on the summit of Rinnes. 😂
@@WalkWithWallace good effort mate! I see you lost your rode mic! I have nearly lost mine a few times! Find it dangling by the mic cable from my rucksack. Footery wee things!
@@PAADVENTURES1 I don't use them that often, but they're handy wee things to have. Bought replacements but not Rode as they're too expensive to lose again. 😂
@@WalkWithWallace what do you normally use Robin? Mic wise?
@@PAADVENTURES1for talking head vlogging, straight off the camera usually, the internal mic on the ZV-1 is spot on.
20 mins from my front door done it loads of times always a fine day out.
A cracking hill to have on your door step. Plus the quieter Corryhabbie.
I have never heard of this Ben.
Plenty more Ben's where they come from. 😁
@@WalkWithWallace Including Ben the hoose?
@@paulharvey9149 by Ben Affleck. 🗻
Jeeze Louise! 😂😂😂
😂 😂 😂
Nice one robin what area is that mate looks stunning ☺️💪atb bryan
Up the North East of Scotland mate, whisky country. 😁