What a day you got Andy absolutely stunning just watching it gives you a real feel of remoteness looks like a cracking walk with superb views. 👌 Atb Ally 👍
Camping sounds like a good option, I may do the same when I visit the other hills in the area, as they are so remote. Or at least take the bike in to the bothy if I plan a day trip. Cheers.
thanks for sharing, takes me back to when i climbed this, the 2 other corbetts nearby and the Fisherfield munros (6 of back then) about 20yrs ago (not all at same time), it’s an amazing area and really appreciated the remoteness. wish gopros had been around back then!
Hi Susan. That's my first time in the area, looking forward to doing more. The gopros are amazing these days, really impressed with how good the footage is from such small cameras. Cheers.
@@andy-astro Best of luck with ur adventures in this area! just re-read my comment and noticed i had written Fannichs instead of Fisherfield, 🤦♀️, updated now. Have had a gopro last couple of years and records great footage, just not so clued up on getting it onto YT, lol.
@@susanmurchie Thanks Susan. The best way is to learn to use video editing software to cut and order the clips, then add transitions and contrast/colour etc, making sure to set the project to the same settings as your footage (eg. 4k30/4k60). Then upload the finished project file (mp4) using the icon beside the bell at the top right of youtube. Takes a while for youtube to upload and then process the file to the highest quality.
Lovely Andy, what a beautiful day you got in a beautiful area, love it up that way. Your edit was 1st class and it looked very remote, my cup of tea. Well done again Andy and your photos looking over to the Fisherfields were brilliant👍 ATB Frank
Cheers Frank. We had some great weather up here on the coast last week. That view into the Fisherfield I could watch for hours, I didn't want to leave the top. Looking forward to doing more in the area this year. Might take the bike for the others as they are much further in, and I think the path to the causeway is bikeable, for the most part.
@@andy-astro yeh it’s a superb area Andy, I’m hoping to bike it to the causeway when I do the 2 fisherfield munros, I’ve got an E mountain bike now so it should make it a bit easier now. Maybe do a summit camp there, who knows⛺️🤞
@@hikingwithfrank315 Yeah, would be a really long day without a bike. Summit camp might be the best idea too, waking up to that view from A'Mhaighdean would be quite special.
Aye, the views towards the causeway and Munros are fantastic. Was a bit hazy for nice views of the Torridon hills, hopefully it's more clear in that direction when I visit Beinn Lair.
Brilliant Andy 😍👍🥾🏔️..I love that area 😁..Such amazing views. May I ask how long the Land Rover track goes on for before you need to cut off it as I would probably do that part on my Ebike if it saves a bit of time?..Cool video mate . Cheers Robert
@@murchiesmountains2820 Hi, thanks. I took the shortcut on foot as per walkhighlands route which is about 6km to the cut off point near the ruins. If you take the bike round the slightly longer track route it will be about 7.5km to the cut off point.
What a beautiful scenery, looks like a completely different planet! Love it
Hi Ervin. Yeah, it's another world up there. Cheers.
What a day you got Andy absolutely stunning just watching it gives you a real feel of remoteness looks like a cracking walk with superb views. 👌 Atb Ally 👍
Cheers Ally. Was a great day, looking forward to more in the area later this year.
Lovely looking walk Andy and a great day for it. I was over in Coulags doing the Munro there that day. It was a really warm day. ATB Andy
Cheers Andy. Yeah, I was quite surprised how warm it was. melted off the snow pretty quickly that week.
Very pleasant weather, great trail and lovely views from the top! Well done again! 👍👍😍😍
Thanks. It's a great mountain for the views into Fisherfield.
👞perb Andy. 😎 One of my favourite Mountains. Must be up there as one of the finest views in Scotland eh.
Aye, that view into the Fisherfield is epic. Cheers Kev.
That looked beautiful. Somewhere I’d like to take tent with me in summer. A nice long walk in.
Camping sounds like a good option, I may do the same when I visit the other hills in the area, as they are so remote. Or at least take the bike in to the bothy if I plan a day trip. Cheers.
Great area Andy, love Fisherfield. All best
Thanks. Very pretty area, hope to visit a few more hills here this summer.
amazing! some day you had for it. views for days.
Thanks, yeah it was fantastic up there.
Awesome Andy!! Looked amazing, what a day!! Great feeling of solitude by the looks of it, so as others have said, this is being added to my list.
Hi James. Yeah, it was a great day. Looking forward to more hills in the area this summer.
I hope you have the weather with you for those excursions too.
thanks for sharing, takes me back to when i climbed this, the 2 other corbetts nearby and the Fisherfield munros (6 of back then) about 20yrs ago (not all at same time), it’s an amazing area and really appreciated the remoteness. wish gopros had been around back then!
Hi Susan. That's my first time in the area, looking forward to doing more. The gopros are amazing these days, really impressed with how good the footage is from such small cameras. Cheers.
@@andy-astro Best of luck with ur adventures in this area! just re-read my comment and noticed i had written Fannichs instead of Fisherfield, 🤦♀️, updated now. Have had a gopro last couple of years and records great footage, just not so clued up on getting it onto YT, lol.
@@susanmurchie Thanks Susan. The best way is to learn to use video editing software to cut and order the clips, then add transitions and contrast/colour etc, making sure to set the project to the same settings as your footage (eg. 4k30/4k60). Then upload the finished project file (mp4) using the icon beside the bell at the top right of youtube. Takes a while for youtube to upload and then process the file to the highest quality.
Lovely Andy, what a beautiful day you got in a beautiful area, love it up that way. Your edit was 1st class and it looked very remote, my cup of tea. Well done again Andy and your photos looking over to the Fisherfields were brilliant👍
ATB
Frank
Cheers Frank. We had some great weather up here on the coast last week. That view into the Fisherfield I could watch for hours, I didn't want to leave the top. Looking forward to doing more in the area this year. Might take the bike for the others as they are much further in, and I think the path to the causeway is bikeable, for the most part.
@@andy-astro yeh it’s a superb area Andy, I’m hoping to bike it to the causeway when I do the 2 fisherfield munros, I’ve got an E mountain bike now so it should make it a bit easier now. Maybe do a summit camp there, who knows⛺️🤞
@@hikingwithfrank315 Yeah, would be a really long day without a bike. Summit camp might be the best idea too, waking up to that view from A'Mhaighdean would be quite special.
@@andy-astro that’s my thinking Andy.
Awesome Scotland at its best mate thanks for sharing great views
Thanks Andrew. A great day out.
@@andy-astro good views towards Torridon as well
Beautiful Views, and one to add to the list.
Aye, the views towards the causeway and Munros are fantastic. Was a bit hazy for nice views of the Torridon hills, hopefully it's more clear in that direction when I visit Beinn Lair.
Cracking Andy! Looks like the snow is all gone! Was this recent? Paul
Hi Paul. Yeah, this was on Thursday. Melted pretty quick with that warm spell last week, and coastal air.
Brilliant Andy 😍👍🥾🏔️..I love that area 😁..Such amazing views.
May I ask how long the Land Rover track goes on for before you need to cut off it as I would probably do that part on my Ebike if it saves a bit of time?..Cool video mate .
Cheers
Robert
@@murchiesmountains2820 Hi, thanks. I took the shortcut on foot as per walkhighlands route which is about 6km to the cut off point near the ruins. If you take the bike round the slightly longer track route it will be about 7.5km to the cut off point.
@@andy-astro Thanks Andy 😁👍
Very beautiful place
Yes, it sure is.