Thanks Colin aye it's one of my favourite area's too love the place no better Munros than these ones in my opinion. Looking to head back up near-ish there next week to bag another Munro fingers crossed 🤞 Thanks for popping in and commenting my friend always welcome, take care. peter :)))
Great video Peter. Morning colours looked outstanding oan the big Roger Mellie 📺😎👌I did that one anaw on it's own with the club bus. Returned via a hill called the Top of the Battery. Another peaty hag hill.
Cheers Kevin aye its Peat Hag hell up that bit but its also stunning and as you say that view i got during the night was something else take the good wi the bad as they say so i better shut it ha ha! Thanks for watching big man hope yer ok mate, peter 👍👍👍
Ha, Scotland at its best, tranquil and beautiful, except for the peat hags, but a lovely way to celebrate The Queens platinum jubilee. Cheers Peter, thanks again.
Yeah it was stunning Magnus Glen Ey as you will know is beautiful even for just a walk and maybe an overnighter. Peat Hags? Bloody hate them!!! Seriously cant stand them like treading over a minefield just waiting to trip and sink up to your knees in...........ahem lol! Thanks for watching Magnus hope you are keeping well my friend :))))))))))
Ah cheers ma man 👍 I try to show the whole shebang so that it might help others get a wee idea of what to expect. Biggest problem i have is cutting out the many times i have fell on my arse and trimming the swearing out too lol! Hoping to get back out soon as im on catch up after a sh*te 2022. Thanks for commenting Stuart (hope i got that right) take care my friend, peter :)))
Great to see you out Peter.I bought a tent about 4 years ago and still never camped out yet.🤣🤣 Always had it in my head that I'll camp out in the middle of nowhere,totallly commited and the migies will just set about me .🤣👍
Aye ah know its with great intentions you buy all the gear then it ends up stuck in the cupboard for ages then you forget you had it in the first place lol! Need to sort something out soon as i intend to head up after i finish work on the fridays then car camp at the starting car park or if weather permits head up to some bealach and overnight from there would be great if it works. Doing ma heid right in to be honest never ever had a decent kip in a tent only once was next to Corrour Bothy only cos i was gubbed lol! Cheers Andy all the best mate, peter 👍
ha ha! think you were in the wrong place lol! Its a very good route for just bagging Carn Bach as a single Munro but you miss out in the full hike down Glen Ey though.
Nice one Peter good to see you back on The Munro's. Always a Munro's and Corbett's highlight seeing you tackle the peat hags and bogs, Peter 😄Sorry to see no one knicked your tent so you had to hump it out. Seriously though mate great to see you on the trail again, I'm back north in a couple of weeks, can't wait. Take care. Mick.
Aye the tents back in the cupboard need to take my other one next time. Aye they Hags were nuts man worst ive had i think imagine what they would be like after a few days of hard rain! Where you heading for this time Mick?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I'm having a week near Ullapool so hoping to get up An Teallach for a 3rd time with my youngest Nathan and maybe have a look up The Fannaichs, then the second week just North of Fort William, no exact plans here yet but hopefully get a few done 👍
Peter, Nice one and great that you had settled weather although it did look bloody cold in the morning. Not a fan of the peat hags I see 😂😂 Cheers, Charlie
Aye it was a cold one Charlie i got caught out with that low temp during the night stupid boy lol! I hate Peat Hags Charlie fell in a few over the years and its minging man ha ha Hate walking over them thinking where to tread as they can catch you out big time as some bits look ok then next second you are up to the knees in ***** nearly lost a right walking boot in one as well so you can see my dislike over them lol! But i always try to see the funny side..................:))
Great walk there Peter, you picked a fab spot for a pitch. That early morning light was fantastic. Don’t think I’ve every reached a summit as early as that lol. I really enjoyed my hike into CB & BLM. Although it was blowing a hoolie up at BLM. I’m the same with camping by the way, can never get a bloody sleep.⛺️🤣🤣 ATB Frank.👍🏔🥾
Cheers Frank yes i watched your film before i went up there 👍 My intention was an early rise but no THAT early ha ha aye same as you for some reason can never get a decent kip in a tent so annoying!! But i need to just persevere with it or in the next few years get a van just as Paul has done that would be miles better :) Thanks for watching Frank all the best big man , peter :)))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I’m the same Peter, I’ll just need to make a few adjustments in my camping gear as I’m planning a few more camps, hopefully one or two on the summits.👍⛺️
I remember the peat hags from Beinn Bhrotain - nasty things! I was hoping to do Carn Bhac as a bike n hike, but never got round to it. It looks very scenic, especially in the middle of the night with that strange northern midsummer glow. Maybe if you'd had more sleep the peat hags wouldn't have felt so bad. Bet you were glad to get back on the track!
Hi Natalie. Yeah it was lovely during the night with that distant yellow/pink glow that never seems to fade looks magical :) Oh yes i was relieved to get back on that track Peat Hags are so annoying i have a habit of falling in them from time to time and the smell............!!!
Good to see you camping again Peter, maybe if you camp more you'll get uesd to sleeping in a tent. Nice weather, it's a worthwhile trade of..... the cold for dry clear conditions. Great when you've got it all to yourself. Those underfoot conditions remind me of the Cheviots. The gorms never disappoint. Another one ticked off, hope you get alot more done this year. ATB.
Aye i need to fine tune it a bit. Camping at a car park or near the start of a walk would be better i think as i could take my bigger tent and the quilt and pillows i have on my bed i have also bought a big blow-up mattress so i would maybe get better sleep with that. The Phoxx I is maybe for low level good weather camping and Andrew(Hermit Hill) did warn me about it right enough serves me for no listening lol! But i need to just persevere and get on with it as its a better idea leaving on the friday after work rather than the 3-30am alarm call and long drive up the A9 on the saturday morning. Yeah it was good up there Eddie as you say all to myself and that night time view was something else the more i think off it even the Peat Hags are ok as well..........well maybe lol! Thanks once again for watching mate you off oot soon?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Not be getting out as much as I hoped due to very bad family news. I need to look after a family member full time. Julie takes the bedroom with her if it's a carcamp ( before they got the campervan).
They are great Mountains Keith only got 12 to bag and im done with them all some people class them as dull and boring maybe from a far off distance they do but when you go and explore them you see how great they are :)
Thanks very much Dave really enjoyed it was a long tiring drive back down the A9 though was knackered on saturday night but i cant and shouldnt complain eh?
That was a challenge Peter. But hey as I thought it was good - you got back down buzzing with thumbs up. I gotta say nice pitch and wow what a difference the next morning. Cold bit calm as a lily pond? Well, I enjoyed that to. All the best up there. Mark
Oh aye Mark it was freezing mate seriously cold during the night stopped me from getting much sleep. But all in all i was buzzing top of a Munro around 5-30am in perfect conditions well worth it mate!!! Cheers mate for watching Mark always great to hear from you mate👍👍👍👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hey, I know the cold you mean Peter - the type that gets into your bones. Great to hear of the top start to the next day though. I did enjoy it. A pleasure as always. Peace.
Hi David. Aye it was a great wee overnighter up there bloody baltic during the night right enough hardly got any kip maybe 3-4 hours tops. Was nearly falling asleep by the time i got to Broxden services at Perth where i had a gallon of coffee to wake me up lol! Bur it was nice to summit a Munro in the early hours and have it all to myself. Thanks for watching mate hope you are keeping good ma man, peter :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I love the twilight time Peter, the light and feel is fantastic.. a lovely experience up the hills but it comes with the brrr cold as you experienced Peter lol. Great video and good to see your still up the hills. Glad you had it all to yourself too. I'm fine, I don't do as many hills (especially up north) as I used to but im still active to a lesser degree.
Thanks David really enjoyed that one need to get a better tent though as i like the idea of camping up or near the Munro save an early sat morn alarm call and loooong drive up north. Thanks for watching mate, peter.
Hey mate cheers :) This year maybe no Munros but hopefully some wee hills. Carn Bach was supposed to be the first of a wad of a Munro bagging year but 4 weeks after this walk my Dad passed away and with some other stuff related to that i had no time to even think of hills never mind bag them. But all is good now and im hoping to carry on the plans for 2023 that i had for this year. Thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated take care, peter :)))))
Great to see you out again, one of my favourite areas,wish I could still do it, you brought back many a happy memory, thank you,👍😃🏴.
Thanks Colin aye it's one of my favourite area's too love the place no better Munros than these ones in my opinion. Looking to head back up near-ish there next week to bag another Munro fingers crossed 🤞 Thanks for popping in and commenting my friend always welcome, take care. peter :)))
Great video Peter. Morning colours looked outstanding oan the big Roger Mellie 📺😎👌I did that one anaw on it's own with the club bus. Returned via a hill called the Top of the Battery. Another peaty hag hill.
Cheers Kevin aye its Peat Hag hell up that bit but its also stunning and as you say that view i got during the night was something else take the good wi the bad as they say so i better shut it ha ha! Thanks for watching big man hope yer ok mate, peter 👍👍👍
Ha, Scotland at its best, tranquil and beautiful, except for the peat hags, but a lovely way to celebrate The Queens platinum jubilee. Cheers Peter, thanks again.
Yeah it was stunning Magnus Glen Ey as you will know is beautiful even for just a walk and maybe an overnighter. Peat Hags? Bloody hate them!!! Seriously cant stand them like treading over a minefield just waiting to trip and sink up to your knees in...........ahem lol! Thanks for watching Magnus hope you are keeping well my friend :))))))))))
Hi! Wonderful video, I really enjoyed watching it. Have a lovely day my fried ☺
Grazie mille per la visione e il commento. Spero di tornare presto nelle Highlands. Stai attento, Peter :)
Great to see you back on TH-cam Peter hiking Munros. Missed you 👍
Cheers Keith yep back oot again looking to get a good few uploads on YT this summer just need a wee dose of calm weather.🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Another great video Pete, loads of hill vids on TH-cam,but yet to find one that gives as much info on actual routes as yours. 👌🏻
Ah cheers ma man 👍 I try to show the whole shebang so that it might help others get a wee idea of what to expect. Biggest problem i have is cutting out the many times i have fell on my arse and trimming the swearing out too lol! Hoping to get back out soon as im on catch up after a sh*te 2022. Thanks for commenting Stuart (hope i got that right) take care my friend, peter :)))
Great to see you out Peter.I bought a tent about 4 years ago and still never camped out yet.🤣🤣
Always had it in my head that I'll camp out in the middle of nowhere,totallly commited and the migies will just set about me .🤣👍
Aye ah know its with great intentions you buy all the gear then it ends up stuck in the cupboard for ages then you forget you had it in the first place lol! Need to sort something out soon as i intend to head up after i finish work on the fridays then car camp at the starting car park or if weather permits head up to some bealach and overnight from there would be great if it works. Doing ma heid right in to be honest never ever had a decent kip in a tent only once was next to Corrour Bothy only cos i was gubbed lol! Cheers Andy all the best mate, peter 👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS loved ur vid of the traverse at Corrour bothy.😃👍
👍 I also did the same route and the sun was so strong, like in Scotland 🤣
ha ha! think you were in the wrong place lol! Its a very good route for just bagging Carn Bach as a single Munro but you miss out in the full hike down Glen Ey though.
Nice one Peter good to see you back on The Munro's. Always a Munro's and Corbett's highlight seeing you tackle the peat hags and bogs, Peter 😄Sorry to see no one knicked your tent so you had to hump it out. Seriously though mate great to see you on the trail again, I'm back north in a couple of weeks, can't wait. Take care. Mick.
Aye the tents back in the cupboard need to take my other one next time. Aye they Hags were nuts man worst ive had i think imagine what they would be like after a few days of hard rain! Where you heading for this time Mick?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I'm having a week near Ullapool so hoping to get up An Teallach for a 3rd time with my youngest Nathan and maybe have a look up The Fannaichs, then the second week just North of Fort William, no exact plans here yet but hopefully get a few done 👍
Peter, Nice one and great that you had settled weather although it did look bloody cold in the morning. Not a fan of the peat hags I see 😂😂 Cheers, Charlie
Aye it was a cold one Charlie i got caught out with that low temp during the night stupid boy lol! I hate Peat Hags Charlie fell in a few over the years and its minging man ha ha Hate walking over them thinking where to tread as they can catch you out big time as some bits look ok then next second you are up to the knees in ***** nearly lost a right walking boot in one as well so you can see my dislike over them lol! But i always try to see the funny side..................:))
Great walk there Peter, you picked a fab spot for a pitch. That early morning light was fantastic.
Don’t think I’ve every reached a summit as early as that lol. I really enjoyed my hike into CB & BLM.
Although it was blowing a hoolie up at BLM.
I’m the same with camping by the way, can never get a bloody sleep.⛺️🤣🤣
ATB
Frank.👍🏔🥾
Cheers Frank yes i watched your film before i went up there 👍 My intention was an early rise but no THAT early ha ha aye same as you for some reason can never get a decent kip in a tent so annoying!! But i need to just persevere with it or in the next few years get a van just as Paul has done that would be miles better :) Thanks for watching Frank all the best big man , peter :)))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I’m the same Peter, I’ll just need to make a few adjustments in my camping gear as I’m planning a few more camps, hopefully one or two on the summits.👍⛺️
I remember the peat hags from Beinn Bhrotain - nasty things! I was hoping to do Carn Bhac as a bike n hike, but never got round to it. It looks very scenic, especially in the middle of the night with that strange northern midsummer glow. Maybe if you'd had more sleep the peat hags wouldn't have felt so bad. Bet you were glad to get back on the track!
Hi Natalie. Yeah it was lovely during the night with that distant yellow/pink glow that never seems to fade looks magical :) Oh yes i was relieved to get back on that track Peat Hags are so annoying i have a habit of falling in them from time to time and the smell............!!!
Good to see you camping again Peter, maybe if you camp more you'll get uesd to sleeping in a tent. Nice weather, it's a worthwhile trade of..... the cold for dry clear conditions. Great when you've got it all to yourself. Those underfoot conditions remind me of the Cheviots. The gorms never disappoint. Another one ticked off, hope you get alot more done this year. ATB.
Aye i need to fine tune it a bit. Camping at a car park or near the start of a walk would be better i think as i could take my bigger tent and the quilt and pillows i have on my bed i have also bought a big blow-up mattress so i would maybe get better sleep with that. The Phoxx I is maybe for low level good weather camping and Andrew(Hermit Hill) did warn me about it right enough serves me for no listening lol! But i need to just persevere and get on with it as its a better idea leaving on the friday after work rather than the 3-30am alarm call and long drive up the A9 on the saturday morning. Yeah it was good up there Eddie as you say all to myself and that night time view was something else the more i think off it even the Peat Hags are ok as well..........well maybe lol! Thanks once again for watching mate you off oot soon?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Not be getting out as much as I hoped due to very bad family news. I need to look after a family member full time.
Julie takes the bedroom with her if it's a carcamp ( before they got the campervan).
@@ScotsWildcamper Ah shit Eddie sorry to hear that news mate fingers crossed big man 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
The Cairngorms are just beautiful.its no wonder why you keep returning there.
See ya for the next one
They are great Mountains Keith only got 12 to bag and im done with them all some people class them as dull and boring maybe from a far off distance they do but when you go and explore them you see how great they are :)
Hi Peter. Great to see you out in the hills again. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
Thanks very much Dave really enjoyed it was a long tiring drive back down the A9 though was knackered on saturday night but i cant and shouldnt complain eh?
That was a challenge Peter. But hey as I thought it was good - you got back down buzzing with thumbs up. I gotta say nice pitch and wow what a difference the next morning. Cold bit calm as a lily pond? Well, I enjoyed that to. All the best up there. Mark
Oh aye Mark it was freezing mate seriously cold during the night stopped me from getting much sleep. But all in all i was buzzing top of a Munro around 5-30am in perfect conditions well worth it mate!!! Cheers mate for watching Mark always great to hear from you mate👍👍👍👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hey, I know the cold you mean Peter - the type that gets into your bones. Great to hear of the top start to the next day though. I did enjoy it. A pleasure as always. Peace.
Looked a very enjoyable hike Peter
Hi David. Aye it was a great wee overnighter up there bloody baltic during the night right enough hardly got any kip maybe 3-4 hours tops. Was nearly falling asleep by the time i got to Broxden services at Perth where i had a gallon of coffee to wake me up lol! Bur it was nice to summit a Munro in the early hours and have it all to myself. Thanks for watching mate hope you are keeping good ma man, peter :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I love the twilight time Peter, the light and feel is fantastic.. a lovely experience up the hills but it comes with the brrr cold as you experienced Peter lol. Great video and good to see your still up the hills. Glad you had it all to yourself too. I'm fine, I don't do as many hills (especially up north) as I used to but im still active to a lesser degree.
@@BadgeMcVid Good to hear David 👍oing to watch you an wee Jacksons new film later on mate :))))G
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I'm gonna watch one or two of yours too on my TV after dinner pal. Good hearing from you too 😊
Looked a good path until the bog😁 will do that round about August when it's dryer 🤣
Aye wait for dryer weather Billy maybe they will be better to walk over. But its a no bad route to be honest saves a long walk/cycle down Glen Ey.
Magic, great tae see ye back 👌🏼
Thanks David really enjoyed that one need to get a better tent though as i like the idea of camping up or near the Munro save an early sat morn alarm call and loooong drive up north. Thanks for watching mate, peter.
Great vlog thank you for sharing u got anymore planned
Hey mate cheers :) This year maybe no Munros but hopefully some wee hills. Carn Bach was supposed to be the first of a wad of a Munro bagging year but 4 weeks after this walk my Dad passed away and with some other stuff related to that i had no time to even think of hills never mind bag them. But all is good now and im hoping to carry on the plans for 2023 that i had for this year. Thanks for watching and commenting much appreciated take care, peter :)))))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS oh I'm sorry I'm out this Yr too needing to give right knee a rest too so no munros atm but got few big plans for next year now
@@Scotlands-adventurer Well rest and get the knee fixed no point in overdoing it and hopefully it holds for your Cairngorm traverse part II 👍
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS oh definitely got a bone to pick with that 1 now up and down the larig ghru twice not nice but will do it up braeriach 1st on part 2
@@Scotlands-adventurer Better idea do the hard stuff first then relax on the way back 👍👍