What It's Like To Drive Through The Most Beautiful Scottish Scenery | The Grand Tour
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- Scotland is famous for it's beautiful roads and picturesque scenery. Add some classic cars in the mix and you've got it all.
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The cinematography of this season is phenomenal
No u
That's not cinematography, it's nature 😉
@@JJOOLLNN an amateur can only capture 1/10 of the beauty
Yes and always music helps t
Dunno if it's the old Top Gear crew that made those beautiful films back before the kerfuffle, but whoever it is, they're damn good at it.
scotland is one of the most beautiful and history-rich places on earth that i hope i get to visit one day
I live here. It’s truly amazing being born Scottish. and being able to die one too.
Live here aswell never been up to the Highlands and Islands but wish to visit one day
I hate living in Scotland. It’s only they places where they that are nice the rest of it is a shithole
@@douglasstephen307 I mean living in Edinburgh or Glasgow is rapid tbh.
@@douglasstephen307 98 percent of the country is not built on, meaning 2 percent is "shit" but I wouldn't be calling Scotlands beautiful architecture shit, you are really wrong😂
These three are cultural icons.
They deserve a Nobel for what they have done for the automobile, the community- us the people who love cars, trucks, boats.
I spent five days in September driving around Scotland, and this film made me tear up with missing it.
I did Glasgow - Oban - Tain - Lochcarron - Pitlochry - Glasgow. Absolutely stunning scenery, even when it was raining.
You missed out many many great parts!
im from tain :) i drive round the north in the asda van and very lucky to see this scenery every day.
I'm from Glasgow
@Steve Sheldon Stirling isn't the low country its the central belt 😂and you don't drive down from Edinburgh to stirling you drive up the country from Edinburgh to Stirling 🤦♂️😂 need to learn the geography of the land of your so called forefathers 😂😂
You should try living in Scotland and driving up and down these roads looking for mountains to bag. It's tough I tell you. 😉
Makes me proud of my country every time I watch this.
Where about is this in Scotland
I did this road in a GTV6 a few years back. Honestly, from the bottom of my heart, it was the happiest I’ve ever been ☺️
What road is it? Where exactly, please?
Can I know the road please, going Scotland later this month.
@@melottetom so you got any checkpoints or something? I can't find the road in the video
@@tkarola Glen Coe, North-West Scotland.
@@tomtellem This is a bit late but it’s around Loch Assynt. You can see the castle on the Loch and the bridge is called the Kylesku bridge. The person below said it’s Glencoe which isn’t correct, but the A82 through the glen to fort William is also spectacular
When they were introducing the cars, Jeremy said “easy to get into and out of, you know.”
Isn’t that a reference from building the Old People car from top gear season 19?
I think this is reference to AR Giulia
the rover james
it is a reference to the Rover James yes, where they use the shackleton high chairs. They have been doing some "easy to get in and out of, you know" references every once in a while, ever since.
DeployTheDRS .
Hey mate, miss your ytp
This was my favorite episode of the Grand Tour tbh. The three guys were super spontaneous and funny, and the car passion levels were high
they could even insult each others' cars like they normally do
And no sad and horrifying feeling when they destroy each other cars. Because all of them remain intact (sort of) and beautiful in the end.
I'm sorry u rob u the imagination but probably nothing is really spontaneus but very very well made😁
I agree, reminded me somewhat of when they did Botswana, their energy wasn't negative they all seemed to be in a genuinely good mood.
Which episode is please
That feeling when car, road, and scenery converge. The automotive technician, the road engineer, and the Creator all doing what they do best! What's not to love? Well done The Grand Tour!
Even people who don't like cars know that magical feeling, when you're in the perfect place with the road to yourself, gorgeous scenery, awesome winding roads, you've got your favourite song playing and for that moment you think " This is f****ng spectacular! " 😂
Ah the Penis 287. Who knew it was one of the greatest places to ride on.
It's the perfect length
287
Lmfao
Have you riden this route?
I think I'd prefer the Anus 143, thank you.
"This is the dream."
Amen to that, Jeremy. Amen.
TGT doesn't need to be funny all the time. I absolutely loved the passion shown for cars in this episode. It was great to see Clarkson sharing his true emotions about the GTV6 and the meaning of driving cars. Like the Jim Clark segment, I'd love to see more from you :) Great season so far !
The astonishingly high value of the GT film production is just superb, Scotland looks the equal of any of the spectacular locations that they have visited down the years.
Happy Birthday Jermy!
Yeah that was filmed in April so....
Y'all not watch the episode or nah..
You misspelled orangutan
Hol0 he farted
I'm definitely driving through this route when I'm in Scotland. What a beauty.
When I saw that they were driving through Kylesku I got all excited, I've stayed there numerous times, an absolutely beautiful spot
Scotland is utter driving heaven-did the NC500 in 2021 in my Abarth 124 loved every day the scenery was just stunning❤️
0:47
The polarizing filter reveals the tempered glass pattenation on the window, created by heat in manufacturing and done to make glass shatter in small pieces instead of chunks, like a regular glass window.
I had sunglasses that would do that to every cars back window and some side windows. Impossible to see with the naked eye but would happen every time I looked at cars. Black in the sun would glint blue sometimes as well. Especially if wet.
One of the best episodes they have made. it felt like the old top gear episodes, like the alfa challenge, old Italian supercar challenge, best driving road challenge, best old British sports car challenge and many more put together. and the humour was also spot on. Classic lines like "easy to get in and out of, you know" and the " with that back to the studio. I mean tent"
Stuck in Canada of Scottish decent, and dying to return. Driving those open, sweeping roads are truly, a natural healing. 3rd gen CDN, but would switch to SCO in a heartbeat, no hesitation. Been there a few times and love the people, places, history, and the feeling in my blood. It's magnificent!
Canada is gorgeous bro! British Columbia, come onnnnn
Canada has some beautiful scenery as well
@andrewmccorriston9407 Problem with Canada is that is a cesspool melting pot. You can't go anywhere without thinking you're in a foreign land due to everyone you see. It takes away from the peace and beauty!
I will say though i like the vastness of scotland in these shots the true beauty of scotland is with its native trees and forests where there are tons of life and flowers luckily they have started returning
Absolutely phenomenal location! Scotland is such a beautiful place. Great cinematography!!
The empty glory of Scotland, so peaceful.
Scotland has wonderful views and scenery truly blessed to live here
I love that Alfa Romeo! The car is so cool and powerful! The other cars are incredible too! Awesome video like always!
It'll be the first to breakdown.
Kronos Nope, we have the exact model and we‘ve owned it for 31 years and except a small brake issue, the car still works flawlessly today
@@Kronos0999 I put 250k km on mine including winning 2 club championships and i broke a roll pin in the gear selector once. Thats it. I even moved house with it. Great car and i should never have sold it.
@@timphoto83ec Wonder why you did then...hmmm... ;)
@@Kronos0999 9 year and wanted a change. Had 2 BMW's and ended up hating both. Spent 7 years with a Caterham type car you can see in my profile. Heart is still with the GTV. Love is a crazy thing!
This has got to be the best scene in all of the grand tour
This is why I love you guys. You show me things I may never see on my own. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you.
i just feel so lucky to live right there in Scotland
Myself and two of my best friends have just spent a week driving the NC500. This video brings it all back. What a place!!
Jeremy is right. An Alfa on those roads would be dreamy to me as well. Thanks.
Is 287 the time that Hammonds Fiat goes from 0-60?
No its the number of times hes done 60-0 Unintentionally
Exactly 287 days to 60
It's the speed Hammond tumbled off the Swiss hill
@@aaronrobertshaw1782 😂😂😂
@@RajA-jw7dd No shit Sherlock!
This scene feels genuinely epic!!!
I am Italian, I love Scotland (lived in Aberdeen for 4 years), and I loved this episode with Italian cars. However, when they baked and deep-fried the spaghetti bolognese (which don't even exist in Italy, as spaghetti don't go with bolognese sauce for starters), I died inside.
Spaghetti bolognese is eaten a lot in Scotland. We don't have much class when it comes to food as you can probably tell. lol
@@cammy2036 I'm sure it's just a bit of fun, no one expects real Scottish food to be deep fried haggis in molten mars bar sauce.
They did it throughout the recent Scotland special as well. I have always found it ironic that they have a go about Scottish cuisine, while English food is the definition of plain and bland.
This is what.. driving is... all about.....this is the dream. Their best cinematic piece ever made. The music is absolutely stunning. And in all the years I watched Top Gear - this is something else. Thanks gents.
This season is a MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR improvement from the previous ones. Thumbs up!!! Please keep making this thing Jermy.
Scotland is a glorious place, one of the most beautiful country's on earth
Beautiful! We have some beautiful drone footage of Scotland ourselves, beautiful country🤘
Britain has some lovely scenery and fantastic roads. But Scotland? I cannot explain why it's just on a different level, it just is, and as an Englishman who's empathetic towards the history of Scotland, I am perfectly fine with that.
These are the moments that make this show so special.
jeremy talking about the alfa is just magnificent. its a mans dream to drive his favorite car on roads like that.
Every episode should feature a Lancia. Such a beautiful car!
Gamma ? Beautiful ? Why? I think it looks Audi-ish, nothing special and very boring. Many other Lancias were truly beautiful.
I would actually do anything to drive here in a metallic grey Aston Martin DBS Superleggera while chasing a Rosso Corsa Ferrari F40 and drones just filming it like this in Scotland.
Driving in the UK especially in Scotland is one of my ultimate childhood dreams.
top gears and the grand tours cinematography has always been phenomenal but god oh god was this season brilliant
These guys are just Freaking awesome to watch. The synergy amongst them reminds me of the combined synergy of the 12 disciples - the more power and more energy shared amongst a group of guys with similar mindsets, similar goals with a shared passion.
Its an amazing place to live even if you do end up taking it for granted, once in a while you do look around think im living in a poster the views and scenery is just mind blowingly perfect
Absolutely LOVE Scotland! We just finished an epic 2 week roadtrip (Isle of Skye + NC500) & made a cinematic travel film with location pins included, for anyone looking for more inspiration! We were treated to lochs, castles, mountains, wild & rugged landscapes, highland cows & reindeer... what else could you ask for!? xx Tania 🚐 🏴💕
Hey, can you share?
Just watched both of your Scottish adventures which I enjoyed, it's the first time I've watched your channel. I'm from Scotland and didn't know about the Yew Tree, I'll be watching some more.....good viewing.
Must be an absolute dream driving that GTV6 on a road with such a glorious scenery, I should take mine there one day
Driving in Scotland is sublime.
Best roads in the world. You can drive them fast and slow and your mind blow every time
I'm proud to say I'm a scotsman who can see these views every day
I just saw this episode today, September 1st, 2021, it made my day happiest, thanks for that.
That's around Quinag. I grew up spending a week around that area each June. Mostly terrible weather. Back in the days before the sheep were behind fences. Kept speeds down, made you enjoy the landscape more. And the awesome black AA box :)
Absolutely love how Jezza loves Alfas 🍀❤️
Drive round this area of scotland often in the Asda van. An amazing part of our great country.
This promo video really makes anyone feel that they want to go for a a spectacular drive. Thanks.
So much open space - I didn't know - lovely!
That Alfa sounds absolutely amazing.
Every time when I see 3 old mans, 3 cars, stunning scenery, literally goosebumps.
🤧this just gives me chills.i just wanna stand there look around😏this makes me feel like i have everything in life
their choice of road kinda looks like where Jeremy reviewed the f12 on top gear, doesn’t it?
That was in Hertfordshire was it not..
@@Miester7 it was actually Buckinghamshire
@@implodingbaby That's the one👍
Similar yes. But they shot the F12 near Braemar in Perthshire, quite a bit south from where they went in this video.
Im pretty sure that was Wales but the look is similar
one of those episodes that gives you a tingle ... thank you !
Glorious . Apart from when it rains and blows for 11 months .
Loved this episode... Love Scotland too... also they Thrash around the M5 .... thing of beauty!
Did this last September in a V8 Mustang. Weather exactly like the film. Some points to note and questions answered. The bends are constant radius, they do not tighten, incredible to drive on. It is the most isolated countryside in Europe so get your car serviced before you leave. You do not want to break down here. You do not have to do the NC500 to see this. There are only 2 petrol stations in an area the size of East Anglia so plan for that. O2 has great signal, Vodafone does not. Best route to see this is Inverness to Ullapool, then on up to Scourie Bay. Program that into your satnav. These are the only 3 towns/cities you can get fuel. This film was shot between Ullapool and Scourie Bay, about 2 thirds of the way up. Where Jeremy says "Holy Moly", that's the A837 east of Loch Assynt. That mind boggling curved bridge is the Kylesku Bridge in the Atlantic Highlands. Because of the Atlantic winds you do not get midges here so can stop for a picnic. Plan on Ullapool and Scourie being out of fuel and leave Inverness with fuel for at least 220 miles, 350 if driving hard.
If anyone wants to know the background music its toydrum-world to be.
AND U CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE even in soundtrack. Its exclusive to grand tour only for this episode
That Alfa is just stunning, not as much as the scenery, but it's close
I still come here for the sound of that V6, what a gem
Scotland is indeed the most beautiful country (?) I've ever travelled to (of 42).
Scotland is part of the UK
@@svenlima Then Brexit happened
Alexander Kubanski he wasn't referring to the UK tho
@@svenlima Ye I know, now I'm saying Brexit happened now most Scots want out of the UK.
@@svenlima that doesn't change the fact that Scotland is part of the UK
This is shaping up to be the best season of the grand tour yet. The lowest point being the truck episode that wasnt really bad.
Someday we'll get this beautiful score available to us
Beautiful! Dont stop making episodes like these!
All great cars, but for me the favorite is the Lancia Gamma
And the engine didn't explode!
That is the road on the north west coast of the highlands between Ullapool and Scourie With Ardrvek castle and the Kylesku bridge.
You 100% sure? And would u know any similar roads like these in Scotland? Going later this month so gonna be driving quite a lot of these roads.
@@MrAceekidd Short Answer: Ardvrech Castle/Loch Assynt (A837), Kylesku Bridge (A894), a stretch of A894 between Ardvrech Castle & Kylesku Bridge.
Long Answer:
Let's take this shot-by-shot
0:05/2:10 half a mile east of Ardvrech Castle (rock fall netting at the back)
0:10 Ardvrech Castle
0:14 2 miles north of A837xA894 junction along A894 (black n white crash barrier and Beinn Gharbn & Beinn Reidh at the back, car go northward)
0:22/1:34 Ardvrech Castle (Drone)
0:24 Sail Gharbh & Sail Gorm
0:28 Please tell us if you know which loch this one is
0:32/0:42 A894xB869 junction on the far side (car go northward)
0:52 a quarter mile east of Ardvrech Castle
1:00 0.5 miles west of Kylesku Bridge (car go southward, piles of rocks along the road)
1:13 2 miles west of A837xA894 junction along A837 (curvy uphill crash barrier behind, car go westward)
1:16 0.3 miles west of Kylesku Bridge (car go north, trianglar road sign on the other side of road is 9% gradient uphill)
1:20 Kylesku Bridge (car go northward)
1:29 hundred yards west of 1:13 location (car go westward)
2:03 A894xB869 junction (a lot of road sign at the back, car go southward)
1:07 this is the tricky shot, this is exactly the same location as 1:16 but left-right inverted therefore suddenly they drive on the right
Went through the comments to find this, I've been to Ullapool but didn't head north from there. Looks like I'll need to go back 🙂
God knows how much I love these guys and I hope that some day i will see them and talk to them
whats the soundtrack playing in the video goes so well with the video, I live in such a beautiful place :)
Its Reborn by Really Slow Motion
@@knrspcharan8038 Nope, its not. though It was most likely the track used in the edit as the temp music as a guide for the composer Mike MacLennan to recreate something similar.
Its 2y late, but its toydrum-world to be. And u cant find it anywhere, its exclusive to grand tour only
That Alfa looks so nice!
Jeremy Clarkson always loves alfa Romeo ❤
What. A. Road! And what a trio of cars to drive on it! Damn, man!
I’m just back from this route and it was spectacular.
What’s the rd that they were driving on?
That’s was epic, of course I saw the episode on amazon
That Alfa is gorgeous.
SCOTLAND!!! 🏴
I actually travelled from inverness to isle of skye along this road during my honeymoon trip! Absolutely beautiful..
I can't find the right words describe what I'm feeling.
Alfa Romeo GTV6 soo smooth and perfect looking car
I live along this part of NC500. Nothing beats it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The sound of the Alfa 😍
Ah man, I drove that road 2 years ago.
Spectacular
Of course I was driving a Golf and it was pouring rain.....
But still gorgeous.
Hi
What road is this? Would love to take my Golf there for a drive 😁
@@ShaykhAshiq In this clip those are A837 along Ardvrech Castle/Loch Assynt, Kylesku Bridge (A894), a stretch of A894 between Ardvrech Castle & Kylesku Bridge. In the full episode, they stopped at Littleferry for drifting, then headed Northwest (A839) to cafe "The Pier" in Lairg, decided drove along Loch Shin (A838) to Scourie and all the way back to Inverness through Ullapool.
@@vincentnam3513 did they take the NC500 route or did they change it up a bit ?
Wow what a wonderful view
another good season from you guys love you all and wish you a good health for giving us this series since 2002 top gear till now good job
I've got to go to Scotland next time I'm in the UK.
I loved this one!!
Scotland looks Really nice :D looks alott like Norway in some places :D Love you Guys :D
This episode put this driving route on my bucket list.
You could take a Lada Riva here and it would still look good, Scotland has the roads, the scenery and, most importantly, the right light shining down on all of it.....Ask Jim Clark and Jackie Stewart.....
Scotland you beauty.
hats off to Hammond for wearing a toque
No it’s not reborn by really slow rewind..... it’s close.... when you type that in.... you get the theme to beauty and the beast..... but it’s close.... I give up but I will say..... really slow rewind.... the track ‘suns and stars’ is awesome...., folks I can’t believe with all the firepower we have we can’t nail it down...... it’s doing my head in even now.,.... I’m going to Twitter clarkson and see if he will make an effort...... much love.... x
Toydrum-world to be
Sorry u wont find it in soundtrack or anywhere. Its exclusive for grand tour for this episode only
I wish I could watch The Grand Tour -- I watched J/J/R for years on Top Gear and continue to watch that with the new cast -- but Grand Tour is still Amazon-Prime-streaming-only. I'm not paying for a Prime membership just for that. Sell it on iTunes like most shows, and I'll happily buy it.
Those cars are good but my God the scenery is great!