Braeriach.........her neighbours & The Lairig Ghru ~ 17th/18th may 2018

A two day long slog in the Cairngorm national park/Am Monadh Ruadh to bag four Munros which include the 3rd, 4th and 5th highest mountains in Scotland. An overnight camp then a six hour return walk back through the Lairig Ghru the next day back to the Sugar Bowl car park.

[@MeTheRob]

I walked the very same route when I was lot younger and fitter - in one day. Very surprised to see that it was 22.5 miles.

[@majornova8357]

Great film, absolutely fantastic. Made me want to do it again, until I remembered how sore my legs were! Great photos in there too. You got a great morning up at the Bothy and some brilliant light on the summits...maybe i'll do it in reverse :)

[@Louisa93able]

Extra bonus; strange and beautiful cloud formation!

[@WyeExplorer]

I had to take a look at the Braeriach Peter after your mention and so came on over. I knew it would be here. And what an amazing walk. I mean that - I couldn't take my eyes off the entire route. It was epic, which ever way you looked. I was mesmerized by the folds, the lay of it and the geology. The Cairngorms are a must visit. Thanks Peter you did well with all them Munros and the descent. Good going. Well, all the best. Mark P.S just realized this is my second view - well worth it.

[@Louisa93able]

It seems you picked a good day; well worth viewing; liking the accent as well; thanks for going to all the effort of sharing this experience!

[@PAADVENTURES1]

Fourth time watching Peter! I did it!,, hope you're well mate and things are going ok! Paul

[@JagerScot-01]

Great effort Peter. Still Braeriach to do, did the other 3 from the Linn of Dee. Camped on the bealach between the devils point and cairn toul. When I was up Sgor Mor a few weeks ago a few walkers turned back at the bealach above Corrour Bothy due to snow (cornice). Stunning area mate. The devils point is just dwarfed. Great vid. Cheers

[@willb4278]

brilliant trip peter & cracking weather for it to. well done!

[@BackpackingWithJason]

Great video. The scenery was outstanding. Looked like a Little Rock scrambling and rocky hiking. Sure is a beautiful area. Thanks for sharing. 😃😃👍👍

[@maddogbushcraft1475]

Great stuff Peter I am catching up on videos as I have not watched any for months due to work but watching this mate makes me want to get back out soon outstanding hope your well bud.

[@DensumRanger]

Lol I laughed when you mentioned me Peter, yes they better take there rubbish home, really enjoyed this film, cracking hike one I must do one day, weather was great for you, what an achievement Peter, beautiful area, I'm uploading a film now to TH-cam, very nice film atb Derek

[@LarryBees]

Great trip Peter . Very well done + carrying tent etc . long days ! That will keep you pleased for a while !! your hill naming is excellent . I got back from a solitary one on friday, vid soon ATVB Brian

[@WyeExplorer]

Cracking epic hike there Peter. The whole top to yourself apart from a crazy cyclist. No wonder you got some kip. Them views were amazing. All the best. Mark

[@SouthWestWildernessScotland]

That was a great hike Peter, no wonder you slept ok in your tent after hiking for 14 hrs. That bit that took you two hours to walk round looked a lot closer than t actually was, I've come across bits like that before where you think I will be there soon and it never ends. Lol, That cloud was something else, I've never seen a cloud like that before.

[@runforfunken]

Super good job Peter. Two days solid & no even remotest easy feat. Thanks for the mention I think 😂 made me laugh. Impressed buddy.

[@blamhof]

Epic trip Peter looked an awesome couple of days. I've been up Carn a' Mhaim a few years ago but it looks tiny from the big boys lol. Great film of your trip bud, enjoyed every step. Thanks for sharing. Mick

[@savedpurplecat]

Awesome views Peter, snow descents looked dodgy but I bet they looked even steeper when you were actually going down them. Your fitness/recovery levels to do this are something I covert lol. Glad you rested well. Still not been around these parts they look true monsters :) Tim

[@ScotsWildcamper]

I'm tired watching Peter 23 miles in 19 hours thank Duck i'm only doing a Ronnie tomorrow.Its a moonscape on the plateau , don't think i'll be doing that hike with my knees.Must be your biggest hill day yet.

[@AgionOros]

Great view and video my friend

[@LarryBees]

brill Peter .. due to watch tonight !!!