Meall a' Bhuachaille | Creagan Gorm | Lochan Uaine/Green Lochan | Cairngorms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2022
- Meall a' Bhuachaille is a great choice for a first hillwalk in the Cairngorms, being easily accessible and having the benefit of great paths to the summit as well as superb views. Here is a chance to experience the beauty and wildness of the Cairngorms without the length and remoteness of some of the Munro walks. The walk described offers great variety, with ancient Caledonian pines, lochs, forests and a windswept ridge; it can easily be extended to a full days hillwalk by continuing over Creagan Gorm to Craigowrie. Walk highlands: www.walkhighlands.co.uk/cairn...
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DEALING WITH THE HEAT - [Mountaineering Scotland Advice]
Many associate Scottish hills with cold, wind and rain, but summertime almost invariably brings days or spells of clear skies and sunshine, when temperatures can soar even on the tops.
Further information - www.mountaineering.scot/safet...
WILD CAMPING in SCOTLAND: The Essentials - [Mountaineering Scotland Advice]
Whether it’s an idyllic summer camp near the banks of a gently flowing burn, or the austere pleasure of a winter’s night on the high tops, the rewards of properly wild camping are sufficient to tempt many away from commercial campsites.
Further information - www.mountaineering.scot/activ...
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KIT & STUFF
Basecamp Foods - basecampfood.com
Tent - MSR Access 2 - www.msrgear.com
Tent Gear Shelf - MSR Universal Gear Loft
Sleeping Bag [Lisa] - Rab Womens Ascent 700 Sleeping Bag - rab.equipment/uk/sleeping-bag...
Sleeping Bag [Dave] - The North Face Kilo Bag [discontinued]
Sleeping Mats - EXPED SynMat - www.exped.com/en/products/sle...
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Wow how beautiful…the paths through the area look very well maintained
Thank you. They do a very good job on those routes. 😊👍🌻
Magic.
Cheers buddy. 🫡
❤🧡👍
Wow the green lochan looked really low there we were up last year having a wee look at it, great vlog guys I think I might do that walk now 👍... Dunk fae Oot n aboot wi us 🏴
Yeah it’s quite low. Must be filling up again with todays weather though! ☔️😊 Thanks for watching Dunk.
Shorts again are you sure it's Scotland 😉the Heather colours are stunning, 👍
I know .. not often we can get the pins ooot! 😄👏
Did Lisa forget her walking poles !! I was surprised when you started without them and then yours appeared.
As a 73 year old outdoor person who now has arthritis in my knees I wished poles were avaliable when I was younger and I encourage everyone to use them and not to end up like me.
Anyway cheers guys I love your blogs xx
Hi Paul, We thought we’d just take the one set as this wasn’t a huge hill. Lisa was test driving my new ones! Have to agree though, without them I’d probably struggle. Years of carrying silly weight on my back in my military days! Also, I’m often going over on my right ankle and the poles have definitely stopped further injuries. That you for your message. Appreciate it! 😊🙏🫡
Great memories for me of one of my favourite areas. The views you had were a little more far-reaching than when I was up there but the vista of Strathspey is outstanding. The descent from the col down to the reindeer centre was beautiful too as I remember. Fantastic camera work as always guys.
Hey Michael, we were lucky enough to get wonderful views. The end of the walk was really nice too. We ended up filming more of the full route on this one. 🌲😊🌻🌲
Another great movie from you both. I admire the effort it must take to put these together to tell the story of your hike. All the back and forth to set up the camera and pick it up again. So just letting you know I appreciate the efforts and enjoy all your videos. Keep them coming.
Hi Richard, Thank you! 😊🙏🫡 Some days are tougher than others but we’re getting quite efficient at spotting a shot and between us we share the work. We always try to not let the filming take over/spoil our days out. We need to keep the filming secondary. 😊🙏
A favourite walk of ours with a wee bit of everything which your film shows beautifully - love the drone footage. Thanks again for the work you put into making these videos.
Morning Graham.. thank you sir! 🫡😊
Meall a’Bhuachaille, is a lovely hill. We were up there in May this year where we enjoyed good 360 views, having reversed your route. Thanks for sharing!
Morning Graham.. we’ll go back up on the winter I think. Probably your route. 😊👍
That heather looks amazing . Thanks for taking us along and I am glad you managed to escape the crowds Take care : ) Teddy
Really enjoyed the wee walk. No stress, nice and easy.
Great video! I'm planning to go hiking to lochan uaine next year! Where did you guys start walking from?
You can park anywhere around the reindeer centre or Hayfield. There’s lots of parking available. Can get busy though.
Hi Guys, making the most of the grand weather again......
Water levels seem pretty low !!!!
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Yeah, sadly the good weathers done a runner for now so putting the legs away! Lol 😂
Nicely filmed and loved the drone shots. My local dog walk when we're up there and a good one when the weather comes in on the plateau. The route down off Craigowrie is rough and boggy at the best of times so you made the right choice to double back. Although if you'd come down through Badaguish Outdoor Centre you could have got a lovely venison sandwich at the wee cafe 😋😋
Hi Ian, Funny you should say that.. we’re going to have a look at Badaguish the next time we’re in the area. It’s a place we’ve never been to. The main reason we went back down was we didn’t fancy walking parts of the road with all the cars parked on the path. Thanks for watching matey. 😊🫡🙏
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 Dave, from Badaguish take the track through the Queen's Forest which avoids the road and brings you to the visitor centre at Glenmore. From there take the Old Logging Way path to Glenmore Lodge if you've left the car there. ☺ATB
@@IanTupmanOutdoors cheer Ian. 😊👍
No need for the 💩 no respect at all from some ppl 🤬😡😡