Visiting the HIGHEST train station in the UK & Climbing a Mountain (Corrour Station)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
- ➤ In today's video I will be Munro Bagging Beinn Na Lap, from the Highest Train station on the UK Mainline - Corrour Station!
Beinn Na Lap is 937m High and Easily Climbed from Corrour Station.
This route is around 6 Miles long and will take around 3-4 Hours.
THE ROUTE: www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortw...
TimeStamps and Munros:
0:00 Intro
0:54 Catching The Train
1:19 Walk Beginning
3:17 Beinn Na Lap
5:30 Rating
6:50 Corrour Station House
7:15 Trainspotting
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Scotland has 282 Munro's - Which are peaks over 3000ft in height, I am aiming to climb them ALL!
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Glad you rose above the clouds, lovely. The Trainspotting references were a nice addition. 👍
Was a great surprise! Couldn’t visit this station and not try make some references😂
Thanks for watching,
James
That munro is one of the best I’ve had for views a really great day out that , thanks for sharing
Its an amazing place! Thanks for watching,
Atb, James
Hi James, Cracking footage from the summit. Really glad you got through the clouds for the views. Might give the train a try on our next visit for a change and a chance for coffee and cake. Cheers, Charlie.
Thanks Charlie, it was a great moment breaking through the clouds 😁 Cant go wrong with Coffee and Cake after a day walking 😁
Atb, James
Have you added Ben Alder James..? We walked from Bridge of Gaur to Ben Alder Cottage. Stayed overnight, and then did the hill. Walked back to Corrour Station and on to Rannoch (along the railway) and back to Bridge of Gaur. A really long weekend..!! 😉
I havn’t done the Alder range yet, im planning them from Dalwhinnie and Camping outside the bothy 😁 that sounds like an epic though! Bet it was a long weekend 😂
Atb, James
what a day, just shows ye, if you push on, ....sometimes, just sometimes, it all pays off wildly.
Sometimes worth the risk, great feeling breaking through the clouds 😁
Superb James. Another good production! Loved the Trainspotting reference at the start! 👍
Cheers Andrew, cant visit Corrour without trying to re-enact Trainspotting 😂
Atb, James
Excellent video mate.. loving the train spotting clips… magic👏🏻! Also a proper inversion 😎! And always gr8 to see Lexi on the hill🤩
Cheers Steve! What an inversion that was 😁 knew you would like to see Lexi in a vid again 😁👍
Brilliant mate and I loved the Trainspotting start, even if Tommy wanted to climb Leum Uilleim. It's a scandal Franko. 🤣
Cheers Robin, had to make a Trainspotting reference 😂 was a great day
You’re a lucky man with the weather James.
The day in the clag must be coming my way soon 😂
@@ScottishMunroJourney I feel like I’ve had my fair share. After a good forecast for Tuesday I decided to go up Buachaille Etive mor in Glencoe, but unfortunately I couldn’t see a thing. 🙈 I’ll need to do them again now.
Brilliant James. Did a walk in August from spean bridge to bridge of orchy and camped near the station! Great fish tea! Your lucky with the weather again! Those views! Just been up conival and Ben more assynt and the weather was so foul I abandoned the filming! Thought wee paddy was going to get blown away! Cheers mate. Paul
Cheers Paul, that would have been a great walk! Got really lucky with the weather 😁
Funny you say that, I was up Conival and Ben More Assynt yesterday! Weather was a bit cloudy but not too bad, great mountains though. Poor Paddy 😂
Atb, James
@@ScottishMunroJourney seriously! We went back yesterday and walked to the caves! Lovely and sunny! A complete contrast to Tuesday! Wow small world!,
Walking on clouds, just about sums it up. Brilliant,
Great memories from that day, nothing better than unexpectedly popping above the cloud 😁 ☁️
Cheers, James
What an incredible feeling when you break through the cloud and rewarded with the most breath taking views. I was on buachaille etive beag Thursday 2nd September and experienced the most amazing cloud inversion.
First comment on your page, loving the channel and your journey through the munros. I'm also doing the same, hit my 100th this year bringing me up to 170. This brings back memories earlier the year, I done the 3 of them in poor weather and was under pressure for the return train journey, I remember taking a wrong turn and heading up the valley to Ben Alder which would have been a disaster but managed to catch it in time then a ridiculous slog up boggy terrain to summit on the 2nd munro Sgor Gaibhre, made it round in just over 6 hours and had time for a delicious cheese toastie in the cafe there before my return train arrived. All the best going forward and hitting triple figures soon.
It really is, couldn’t believe it when I looked back and realised I was out the clouds 😁 This was filmed on Fri 3rd, must have been an amazing couple of days for inversions!
Well done on hitting 100 for the year! Amazing achievement, getting close to 200 must be a great feeling. Kind of wish I had done the other 2 Munros, but its a great reason to return some day 😁 might be a winter excursion..
Thanks for watching,
Atb, James
Fantastic inversion James, absolutely stunning views. Well worth any time in the clag! 😉 Great adventure! Cheers! Kris.
Cheers Kris, always better when you don’t expect it 😁
Another great video James. Hoping to do that one soon with an overnight camp to bag others at Loch Ossian.
Thanks for watching, that will be a good way to do it! I will need to return and do the other two soon 😁
Atb, James
Latte and cake sold it for me mate, will definitely put all of that on my to do list. The easier ones are a day out with the wife day for me so I'm sure she'll enjoy it too. Atb, Steve.
Well worth it for the Latte and Cake alone 😂 enjoy when you do it,
Atb, James
Bravo! Amazing videography and beautiful views. Glad you were able to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Thanks again for sharing mate
Thanks for watching, needed a nice easy day 😂
Atb, James
Stunning James 😎👌👏 Loving the drone footage. Brilliant Trainspotting start 😁
Cheers Kev, cloud inversions are always better when you don’t expect it 😁 had to make some references to Trainspotting 😁👍
Great wee video again and above the clouds fantastic, have you done the other 2 across from there😁
Thanks for watching 😁 Not done the other two, will be back soon no doubt 😁 maybe a winter trip.
Atb, James
Fantastic video and I like it so much😊
Thanks for watching 😁
Videography stunning in this one. Very lucky with the weather! Have had a few munro bags in the clag now, Still, a good reason to climb the hill again 🙂
Thanks for watching 😁 I’m getting almost too lucky with the weather! The full on clag day is coming 😂 but like you say, gives you a reason to return.
Atb, James
Cracking Video, so lucky with the cloud inversion, enjoying your journey.
Thanks for watching Jon - I was lucky with this one 😂
Atb, James
Nice one James, stunning views! Got fond memories of Corrour - we spent a night at Loch Ossian youth hostel so we could bag Carn Dearg and Sgor Gaibhre the following day. The station house was a fancy restaurant back then as well, so enjoyed a fine dining experience on the Saturday night. Love the trainspotting references as well 😄
Thanks mate, its an amazing place - sounds good, I will return soon for the other Munros 😁 couldn’t not make a Trainspotting reference from here, glad it cleared so I could see something 😂 thanks for watching,
James
Great videos James and stunning views. Lexie really enjoy watching and loved the Trainspotting shots!
Nice one 👏👏
Cheers Stevie 😁
Smashing James.
Trainspotting is my all time favourite movie. Great munro, done it a few years ago when up wild camping with my son.
Cheers! Its a classic, would be a great place for a wildcamp.
Atb, James
Recently subscribed James, loving the channel. Just wanted to ask, what attachment are you using to carry your camera on your shoulder strap? At the moment I carry my dslr in my bag and I'm sure I end up taking less photos as it's not to hand!
Thanks for Subscribing/Watching John, It is the Ulanzi Claw, it has been fantastic so far 😁 like you say, its handy to have the camera on hand all the time - especially when im videoing all the time 😂
Atb, James
So lucky with those views James. I’m just editing my video from this hill right now: sadly we were in the clag all day! Still enjoyed it tho! Gordon
I have got pretty lucky recently, Shame about the clag, but its still amazing to get out there 😁 Cheers, James
Inversions make a medoicre day sometimes the best days, don't think you'll get a better day for this.
Always wanted to do these hills was just unsure if dogs were allowed on the train so not attempted it, my dog also hates them, think i'll attempt it in winter. How did Lexi get on with her first train ride?
Always better when you don’t expect it too 😁 Would be a great winter hill, I wanted a nice easy day after my recent trips 😂 Lexi was fine, just unsure of the gap when getting on the train but all good apart from that!