I had a very memorable hike a few years ago starting with kayaking up Loch Quoich from the opposite side, the climbing the north side of Sgurr Mor, over two more munros, then up Sgurr na Ciche before kayaking back to the start point at NH004031. Perfect weather and an epic day out over some of the finest hills in Scotland 👌
What I like about most of the videos I watch about bagging Munros are how few people there seem to be slogging about the countryside. There appears to be much more opportunity for solitude than I have experienced rambling around the southern Appalachian high country accessible to me.
Enjoyed the video as usual James. Thank goodness you were ok after going down in the boggy ground. Stunning view's and was glad the clag cleared. I have just done my first Munro at the age of 70 in memory of my wee sister who passed away with cancer in May. I climbed from the car park at the Glencoe ski centre beside the chair lift to the plateau and then across to start the climb up Meall a ' Bhuiridh and made it all the way to the top and back safely. It was a bit of a slog, but made it. I set up a giving page for three charities for which i have raised over a thousand pounds. I am going to leave the page open until the end of October. I hope you don't mind me saying this in the comments. Look forward to the next one.
Good video James, but I’m looking forward to seeing your completion video, got a wee backlog I see. Glen Kingie is a right pain. I did this Munro with the Sgurr na Ciche 3, waa a bit of an epic 😂
Getting closer James. I did Sgurr Mor along with The Glendessary Munros in an epic 12 hour day. Your video brings back great memories, so thanks as always for sharing. 👌
That looked pretty tough, James, though I was so glad when you were rewarded with that all-too-brief view from the summit. Strong winds have their uses sometimes! I'd imagine from about now onwards that bog will become more and more impassible, so good shout, for getting it done when you did.
I did the glen dessary hills a couple of years ago then this one the next day then gairach the day after that.This one was a bog fest and your right about the river crossing as i got my feet wet on the way back. Great views at the top .I finished my round on the 27th of july , looking forward to your final top , cheers
It’s a fantastic Munro I used the brilliant Kinbreck Bothy and bagged several peaks around the Glen highly recommended the bothy well done a tough walk cheers Andy P.S. All the Corbetts around the Glen are absolutely superb but all tough wallks
Good evening James. Blimey mate that was a boggy old affair. It reminded me of some areas of the here in the Lake District. At least you got some views when you got to the top, because it didn’t look promising from the bealach. 🤣 All the best mate 😀⛰🥾🏴🏴
You were very lucky getting any views from the top👍 I did it in June 1st with better weather and the views are amazing ,it's a brilliant Munro 👍 I take it , it wasn't a drone day? Some of the weather reports this year has been just as unreliable as the weather 😂 .... it's always a killer seeing it all clear 15mins after your off the top 😅
Another fine video diary James, thanks for sharing. (Did I imagine it or did I see a video of you actually finishing the Munro’s with a piper on top🤔 you had a grey top on with a group of friends I assume on a summit?!)
Good video James and good scenery, stay safe out there. Cheers.
I had a very memorable hike a few years ago starting with kayaking up Loch Quoich from the opposite side, the climbing the north side of Sgurr Mor, over two more munros, then up Sgurr na Ciche before kayaking back to the start point at NH004031. Perfect weather and an epic day out over some of the finest hills in Scotland 👌
What I like about most of the videos I watch about bagging Munros are how few people there seem to be slogging about the countryside. There appears to be much more opportunity for solitude than I have experienced rambling around the southern Appalachian high country accessible to me.
Awesome effort
Enjoyed the video as usual James.
Thank goodness you were ok after going down in the boggy ground.
Stunning view's and was glad the clag cleared.
I have just done my first Munro at the age of 70 in memory of my wee sister who passed away with cancer in May.
I climbed from the car park at the Glencoe ski centre beside the chair lift to the plateau and then across to start the climb up Meall a ' Bhuiridh and made it all the way to the top and back safely.
It was a bit of a slog, but made it.
I set up a giving page for three charities for which i have raised over a thousand pounds.
I am going to leave the page open until the end of October.
I hope you don't mind me saying this in the comments.
Look forward to the next one.
Good video James, but I’m looking forward to seeing your completion video, got a wee backlog I see. Glen Kingie is a right pain. I did this Munro with the Sgurr na Ciche 3, waa a bit of an epic 😂
Wow! That was a real slog! Really fun to watch, great video as usual!!
Getting closer James. I did Sgurr Mor along with The Glendessary Munros in an epic 12 hour day. Your video brings back great memories, so thanks as always for sharing. 👌
That looked pretty tough, James, though I was so glad when you were rewarded with that all-too-brief view from the summit. Strong winds have their uses sometimes! I'd imagine from about now onwards that bog will become more and more impassible, so good shout, for getting it done when you did.
I did the glen dessary hills a couple of years ago then this one the next day then gairach the day after that.This one was a bog fest and your right about the river crossing as i got my feet wet on the way back. Great views at the top .I finished my round on the 27th of july , looking forward to your final top , cheers
It’s a fantastic Munro I used the brilliant Kinbreck Bothy and bagged several peaks around the Glen highly recommended the bothy well done a tough walk cheers Andy P.S. All the Corbetts around the Glen are absolutely superb but all tough wallks
Cracking video james. Looked like a tough day. Well done
ATVB
Alan
Good evening James. Blimey mate that was a boggy old affair. It reminded me of some areas of the here in the Lake District. At least you got some views when you got to the top, because it didn’t look promising from the bealach. 🤣
All the best mate 😀⛰🥾🏴🏴
Great video James, that looked like a tough one.
I remember this one like you - absolute brut pulling up from Glen Kingie. We did the Corbett as well. The next day we were pooped!
You were very lucky getting any views from the top👍
I did it in June 1st with better weather and the views are amazing ,it's a brilliant Munro 👍
I take it , it wasn't a drone day?
Some of the weather reports this year has been just as unreliable as the weather 😂 .... it's always a killer seeing it all clear 15mins after your off the top 😅
Sgur Morr my home❤
Another fine video diary James, thanks for sharing.
(Did I imagine it or did I see a video of you actually finishing the Munro’s with a piper on top🤔 you had a grey top on with a group of friends I assume on a summit?!)
Just watching now, what are you going to do once you have completed them all? You’ve smashed it
Ace vid mate. Anyone know what the music is called it’s beautiful.
Thanks James i really enjoy your videos. What are your intentions when you finish the munrows?
this was defo my hardest single munro
I hope lexi is getting to go up your final munro?
She did