Love the view down the Lairg Ghru at 14.10 and the climb back up to the Chalamain Gap is a real sting in the tail after a long day. Great stuff Linda. Cheers.
Thanks Russell, it would be a whole different ballgame in poor visibility! That plateau is vast. Good excuse for you to go back. I’d do Braeriach again, great path. 👍
Hello and lovely video Linda. Love the van. Great hike with fantastic views. Need to do a camp in them parts myself. Really enjoyed watching and subbed you. Atb Steve 👍
This is so impressive and awesome dear Linda Outdoors! An enchanting and inspiring tour through Braeriach and the Angel's Peak! Fantastic scenes and footages! Loved your very informative hiking and the accompanying music as well! Thanks for sharing this beautiful experience with us! We joined your inspiring channel! With warm greetings and kind wishes, Alex and Alexandra
Love your videos, Linda, you always have a genuine sunny and joyous outlook that really comes across. Wish I could pronounce the Scottish names the way you can as well - my pronunciation is shameful! 😂 Looked like a marvelous day - it's an area of Scotland I've seen very little of, which I badly need to remedy. Cheers Linda, all the very best, Dan 🤠
Thanks so much Dan. Fantastic to get such positive feedback. I don’t always get it right with the Gaelic names either. 😂 The Cairngorms is a beautiful area whether you’re high up or in the forests. Definitely worth a visit! 👍
Fantastic! I think that these will be on my plan for next year! I will need to watch it again nearer the time! Brilliant day though and fantastic weather. Cheers Paul
Visibility as expansive as that is very rare and it gives a good idea of the scale of the central Cairngorms and the fantastic fingerprints of the last ice age. I'd like to do a traverse of the munros on the west side of the Lairig Ghru with an overnight stop at the bothy. When I look at the map, starting from the Sugarbowl car park looks easier than it is I think because although you are over 500m asl when you start, there are a couple of stages where the path descends (I know it has to drop to get across the Lairig Ghru). I'm wondering if starting from Whitewell is not much more effort. It is longer and a lower starting point but you are at least continuously ascending.
Thanks for watching Adam. I can’t comment on the route from Whitewell (never walked it) but I didn’t find the descent & reascent into & out of the Lairig too bad. It was much worse on the return with tired legs. 👍
Love the view down the Lairg Ghru at 14.10 and the climb back up to the Chalamain Gap is a real sting in the tail after a long day. Great stuff Linda. Cheers.
Thanks Alan. 👍
Inspirational! Never walked in Cairngorms........yet. looks amazing.
Thanks Jennifer, amazing place! 😍
Thank you,Linda
A very great walk again 👌😊
Thanks 🙏 Monica, glad you liked it. 👍
Great to watch Linda, amazing weather :)
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed watching. 🙏 Could do with more of that good weather.
Well jealous ! Looks magic.
Thanks Andrew. 👍
fantastic videos, beautiful area the cairngorms. well done on an epic walk!
Thank you. That was a stunning walk and memorable day. Thanks for watching. 👍
Hi Linda, Superb day, you can't beat a blue sky day in the Cairngorms. We're hoping to get back before the snow arrives. Cheers, Charlie.
Thanks Charlie. Big change in the weather this week. 🥶 Look forward to seeing the video of your trip. 👍
Hi Linda just found your channel really enjoyed your trip the weather played ball which is what you need many thanks for bringing us along
Thanks John. I was very lucky with the weather, it was spectacular up high. 👍
@@LindaOutdoors hopefully I will get there next year I’ve got a multi day trek planned so love seeing videos on the cairngorms xx
Cracking vid, fair enjoyed that, great efforts 👍
Thanks Jose, glad you enjoyed it. 👍
So that's what it looks like up there, I have seen it before, but only 50 feet at a time as it was completely clagged in. Nice video yet again.
Thanks Russell, it would be a whole different ballgame in poor visibility! That plateau is vast. Good excuse for you to go back. I’d do Braeriach again, great path. 👍
Well done enjoyed that video. 👍
Thanks Brian. 👍
Hello and lovely video Linda. Love the van. Great hike with fantastic views. Need to do a camp in them parts myself. Really enjoyed watching and subbed you. Atb Steve 👍
Thanks Steve. Love my wee 🚐. 👍
This is so impressive and awesome dear Linda Outdoors! An enchanting and inspiring tour through Braeriach and the Angel's Peak! Fantastic scenes and footages! Loved your very informative hiking and the accompanying music as well! Thanks for sharing this beautiful experience with us! We joined your inspiring channel! With warm greetings and kind wishes, Alex and Alexandra
Thanks so much. Your comments mean a lot and glad you enjoyed the video. 👍
Great watch Linda, oor Jager struggles over the boulderfields too, but he loves the attention having to help him over them. Cheers
Thanks 🙏 She definitely would have needed a bit of help! 👍
Superb again 👏👏
Thanks Barrie. 👍
Absolutely amazing views and colours!
Thanks Adam. It’s stunning up there. 👍
Lovely stuff Linda. Braeriach is such a vast beast of a mountain like.
Thanks Kevin, loved it! Need to go back there. 👍
That's a fine van you've got. I have to take the bus to Braemar then a long walk and wild camp.
Thanks James. Love my van. 👍
Love your videos, Linda, you always have a genuine sunny and joyous outlook that really comes across. Wish I could pronounce the Scottish names the way you can as well - my pronunciation is shameful! 😂
Looked like a marvelous day - it's an area of Scotland I've seen very little of, which I badly need to remedy. Cheers Linda, all the very best, Dan 🤠
Thanks so much Dan. Fantastic to get such positive feedback. I don’t always get it right with the Gaelic names either. 😂 The Cairngorms is a beautiful area whether you’re high up or in the forests. Definitely worth a visit! 👍
Fantastic! I think that these will be on my plan for next year! I will need to watch it again nearer the time! Brilliant day though and fantastic weather. Cheers Paul
Take plenty of water 💦😂
Nice one Linda, good day for it and lovely corries. Andy.
Thanks Andy. 👍
Visibility as expansive as that is very rare and it gives a good idea of the scale of the central Cairngorms and the fantastic fingerprints of the last ice age. I'd like to do a traverse of the munros on the west side of the Lairig Ghru with an overnight stop at the bothy.
When I look at the map, starting from the Sugarbowl car park looks easier than it is I think because although you are over 500m asl when you start, there are a couple of stages where the path descends (I know it has to drop to get across the Lairig Ghru). I'm wondering if starting from Whitewell is not much more effort. It is longer and a lower starting point but you are at least continuously ascending.
Thanks for watching Adam. I can’t comment on the route from Whitewell (never walked it) but I didn’t find the descent & reascent into & out of the Lairig too bad. It was much worse on the return with tired legs. 👍