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Thanks for taking us along, I thought you were a gonner a couple of times.

Did the same walk via the horns with my son and granddaughter ( just 7 ) a month back , I’d taken him when he was 7 the reverse way when Ben A only boasted one Munro . Weather was terrible with mizzule and low cloud the whole way . I have to say going down is always more difficult for me especially if the last Munro you did was 18 months ago ! Sun came out as we reached the car park after about 6 hours with no complaints from the girl . I will send this to my son so he can show his daughter what she missed .

How long did this climb take? It's my dream to climb this mountain

A well presented video and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I visited Lochinver a few years back and was in awe of Suilven. I’m going back there in a few months and I’m contemplating taking my Mountain Bike like you did or walking from Car Park but it maybe too hard to walk all that way. What would you recommend my friend? Many thanks indeed 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤙

We walked this road yesterday to the waterfall💪🏻great video😀👍🏻

Im from Canada. My father in law and climbed stac in 2000. It was somthing I never thought to do but was a great experience.

I have done this. My favourite. Really enamoured with this one. Haweswater and small water were like giant mirrors. So beautiful.

Smashing video thanks

Brilliant walk did you stay at a local campsite for Canisp and Suilven? Thanks

I always intended climbing Canisp ( locals pronounced it Konisp) but never got around to it. 🤢 The caves at Inchnadamph are Cnoc nan Uamh Amazing multi level caves although we knew them as Uamh nan Uamh. We first visited in August 1957, After venison sandwiches at the Inchnadamph hotel (10d old pence per sandwich!) as we walked along the stream towards the cave suddenly all Hell was let loose, what we hadn’t realised was that it was the Glorious 12th, the first day of the deer shooting season. We thought it was the Battle of the Somme re-visited!

Just started Watching up to 14th vid now ALL VIDEOS CONTAIN OUTSTANDING SCENERY.

A better route is from the Bridge over the Dionard at the head of the Kyle, up on to the shoulder of Beinn Spionnaidh and then over to Cranstackie. Go back down through the scree at Rhigoulter farm (past the remains of the Mosquito) and then back along the river to the fanks at big bridge (as we locals call it).

Hi any info on the drone for your zoom out shots? Looks fantastic and I’d love to get one

Sorry you did not visit Lord Berkley's Seat.

This just come up in notifications Alan that you posted it 6 hours ago

Thank Your for an fantastic trip!

Brilliant photography. especially the Beinn Alligin direction. I've still to do Liathach, but putting it off as I'm scared of heights, think I will need a guide to do this, Aonach Eaghach and the Skye ridges

this is wonderful! I'm planning a trip myself. How long did this take you?

Fantastic video mate, the drone footage was spectacular, I've done a video of this route on my channel but yours does it more justice, new subscriber

Drones are a pest to birds of prey , not to mention other walkers. Please take it back to England (along with that irritating accent) and never darken our door again. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Brilliant video Alan 😍👍..Up there tmrw 😁⛰⛰ Cheers Robert

Fantastic vid mate. Top drawer 😊

And there was I Thinking, that it couldn't be anymore Spectacular views than Suilven, How wrong can you be.... Spectacular views and for a small mountain...its Stature Stands tall among the Giant's in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛰⛰,Just Breathtaking Scenery.... Another World 🌎... it has to be said that, this part of Scotland is Truly unique...and unlike any other Area... Sublime Beauty 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤⛰⛰👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌏🌎🌍

Stunningly Beautiful part of Scotland....Beyond Words... Great Videos... Truly Spectacular and inspirational...👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Loved that, amazing to see the Arran mountains so close up and stunning drone footage. So many huge boulders and rocky peaks, just beautiful. Glad you returned safely as it looked scary at parts! Thanks for sharing 😀

It’s a brilliant mountain and quite a tricky one. Dynamic weather with some great views. Definitely warrants another trip. Love the video.

My favourite place!

Missing your adventures mate, good to see you back 👍

Nice shot of Pendle Hill at 2 minutes ... are you at the Kebs? Love your videos... An d like you we trip to Scotland at every oppartunity...

There you are 😊

Hi Alan. Had never heard of high cup nick and found your vid. Great place and really enjoyed your film. Where was the parking spot?

Fantastic video mate

Lovely.. I did it the reverse

❤enjoyed that

Whats with the ooooooooohhhh noises Alan

Brilliant video 😊 I envy anyone who can master these drone things! Beautiful part of the world.

Just had the same thing happen to me at the Forrest of bowland, was following me. I'm guessing they know they can sometimes get food..

Try climbing from the east up the steep face, this walk looked so easy! My walk was a fantastic steep accent very enjoyable. Mark Shaw.

This is hilarious. I met a Red Grouse today in the Weardale Moors. It walked by my side for a good 20 minutes making similar sounds to the bird in this video. Absolutely priceless!!

Excellent, thanks!

Alan, someone else did a video, watch this ruclips.net/video/wS4MBygJktQ/видео.html

Superb stuff… the ridge walk filming once again superb…

Bet you had a good nights kipp after all that Alan!

That lamb likes you Alan

The view of the landscape is great but I didn't quite catch up with the route 😐

Pronounced "Mick" ,👍

这人迹罕至的地方太漂亮了。像是外星球的地貌。佩服你的体力和勇气。It's a beautiful place off the beaten track. It's like an alien landscape. Admire your strength and courage.

8.42 " ignore the tent . Unbelievable that in one of the most stunning parts of my homeland ,some absolute tinky mong couldn't be arshed to take their stuff home with them ,all too bloody common in these parts nowadays . The NC500 creators have a lot to answer for ...really annoys me

非常感谢您共享了极其精彩的视频。攀爬了那么多山巅，需要强壮的体力和高超的技巧，您真了不起！那些旷野的风光是无比的壮观，您站在山巅上的航拍镜头尤其令人惊奇。这是一部养眼的好作品。Thank you very much for sharing an amazing video. Climbing so many mountain peaks, need strong physical strength and superb skills, you are really great! The views of the wilderness are spectacular, and the aerial shots of you standing on top of the mountain are especially fantastic. This is a good work for the eyes.