Thank you for a really lovely video, beautiful scenery and loved the little frog!🐸 . I’ve been sailing on Loch Ness , which was amazing but I would absolutely love to do your cycling route 🚵♀️
Ola amigo cicloturista. revivi o esta viagem atraves de seu canal. Tive a oportunidade de fazer a Great Glen way também. Grande abraço e sucesso sempre.
Yep I’ve done the climb out of Fort Augustus on the military road with bike packing gear. Absolute killer at the end of a 5 day trip. Had to stop about 4 times up that climb and lie down.😅
You cheated lol the proper 360 doesn’t go up the military road but up the Loch Ness Trail the road is too easy. Interestingly you mentioning the fire there’s quite a lot of work parties going around the various areas digging out the remains of fires, filling them in and turfing them to stop folks doing exactly what you did. The big fire at Cannich was started by someone camping and doing that and everything has been so dry the estates are appealing for no 🔥certainly in some of the woodlands young cappercaillies are about and they are so precious. I love the bottom part of the Great Glen Way from Fort Bill to Fort Augustus which I used to do on the road bike as a wee day route. I quite fancy taking it easy on the gravel bike and having a wee camp. Anyway once again lovely filming.
@@Cycling366 yes the Loch Tarff climb isn’t the easiest but if you ever do it early morning and the mist is clearing and sun is shining as you reach the summit it’s a beautiful sight. The road version to Inverness is as good as the off road that’s why so many folk enter Etape Loch Ness though for me the year they had it in August will never be bettered and I’ll never do it as fast again lol.
Great ride! I have kayaked the great Glen way and have been considering coming back to cycle it. With the terrain in mind, would you say a mountain bike would be better or would a gravel bike manage just fine too?
Thanks for watching! Check out how beautiful it is in winter by watching this: th-cam.com/video/4q5arp1j7iQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dSEULjqlI8AOgwnL ❤
Thanks!
Thanks very much mate! Really appreciate the support :)
A great video and I’m certainly going to give this route a go. Lovely to see you back out riding.
Thanks Colin. You’ll love it! Thank you - it’s great to be back
Good to see youbak on the bike again - drama free 😅
Aye no drama for a change! 😂 Thanks for watching :)
Quite excellent journey... and very enjoyable too.. 😀
Thank you!
Looks a great route for new bikepackers that want to try Scotland. Just keep the Loch on your shoulder and you'll be fine. Great video 👍
Cheers mate! Yeah it’s a great route to dip your toes into bikepacking in Scotland 🏴
Thank you for a really lovely video, beautiful scenery and loved the little frog!🐸 . I’ve been sailing on Loch Ness , which was amazing but I would absolutely love to do your cycling route 🚵♀️
Thanks very much! Would love to do some sailing up there as well! It’s a beautiful part of the world
Really great video, loved the drone shots. Did it back in April and it's a brilliant little bikepacking route. Subscribed 🙂
Cheers mate! Thanks for the sub! It’s certainly a great route you can pack into a weekend :)
Ola amigo cicloturista. revivi o esta viagem atraves de seu canal. Tive a oportunidade de fazer a Great Glen way também. Grande abraço e sucesso sempre.
Thanks mate!
Great video and what a fantastic route.
Cheers mate! Plenty more on the way:)
Fantastic film as always! Really inspiring
Thanks very much! It’s a good route so well worth a go :)
Yep I’ve done the climb out of Fort Augustus on the military road with bike packing gear. Absolute killer at the end of a 5 day trip. Had to stop about 4 times up that climb and lie down.😅
Haha we’ve all been there my friend. I can always stop and use the opportunity to film, so it’s a bit of a cop out for me 😂
Nice!..
Cheers!
Great route and video. Keep it up! 😊
Thank you! Will do! 👍
really great video, and its bikepacking route
Thanks very much! It’s a lovely little route :)
You cheated lol the proper 360 doesn’t go up the military road but up the Loch Ness Trail the road is too easy.
Interestingly you mentioning the fire there’s quite a lot of work parties going around the various areas digging out the remains of fires, filling them in and turfing them to stop folks doing exactly what you did. The big fire at Cannich was started by someone camping and doing that and everything has been so dry the estates are appealing for no 🔥certainly in some of the woodlands young cappercaillies are about and they are so precious.
I love the bottom part of the Great Glen Way from Fort Bill to Fort Augustus which I used to do on the road bike as a wee day route. I quite fancy taking it easy on the gravel bike and having a wee camp.
Anyway once again lovely filming.
Haha I cut some corners but I don’t remember it feeling easier 😂 yeah, it’s always about common sense imo!
@@Cycling366 yes the Loch Tarff climb isn’t the easiest but if you ever do it early morning and the mist is clearing and sun is shining as you reach the summit it’s a beautiful sight.
The road version to Inverness is as good as the off road that’s why so many folk enter Etape Loch Ness though for me the year they had it in August will never be bettered and I’ll never do it as fast again lol.
If only I could ride here more often haha
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@@Cycling366 I’m sitting up in the Cairngorms just now and I just can’t decide where to ride so spoilt for choice.
Great ride! I have kayaked the great Glen way and have been considering coming back to cycle it. With the terrain in mind, would you say a mountain bike would be better or would a gravel bike manage just fine too?
Gravel bike is fine as long as you have tyres above 40.
Thanks, might stick with the mountain bike then as mine are 35’s
Yeah definitely doable on a gravel bike but agree with the above comment. Chunky tyres would be ideal. MTB is more fun on the descents too 😂
@@Cycling366 thanks! Look forward to more upcoming adventures from you!
Thanks! Stay tuned @@outsideambition