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You made the walk to fada look easy. One of my fave places there. Cool that you went off piste into kinlochewe very interesting. For the life of me i can't find ben eighe on the map. Your jacket looks wicked, hopefully it keeps you dry tomorrow.

That coffin road is steep owing down so going up woo hoo. I've been on the Waverley. Got the fridge magnet. Jelly babies, bite their frickin head off, hilarious. Love that camp spot at strath na sealga. Great going Iain.

Tried to follow you on the Harvey map from oykel bridge to your camp site but it was confusing. I remember the hut at the camp spot but all the ground was quite boggy so great you got a camp spot and what a spot. Superb off piste walk to the waterfalls. Sketchy footbridge, uff. Then suddenly ullapool. I liked ullapool. No rest day? Another great episode, great to watch nice one.

Hi Ian What a day The pitch by the loch the views and then the gorge magic Cheers

Hi Ian A Few bleak views on this day, still epic Cheers

Hi Ian Wow after the boulder field I was in heaven the views !!!! Cheers Adrian

Hi Certainly some nice views going south, unlucky with the stove Started to watch this series now Cheers adrian

Thank you for letting me come on your epic journey with you. I hope by now, you will be feeling a lot better. Take care.

Thoroughly enjoyed watching your journey in this set of videos and a shame you caught a bug at the end. Thank you for putting these together and sharing your thoughts. Take care Mick.

Hi Iain such a shame you have caught the lurgy, hope all well for the future

Hi Iain, hope you're better now?/! I've wanted to do that walk since doing the Affic Kintail a few years back, especially north to south as a pint or two at the Cluanie would be well earned. All the best Jase

What a way to end the trip, such a shame. Great series of videos, enjoyed them immensely. Are you going to do another summary video like you did last time, would love to hear your thoughts on doing it north to south.

Morning Iain. Wow that was a rough day, your first real bout of manky weather and a bout of Delhi belly! As you say though you were nearly there so common sense prevailed. I’ve loved every minute of following your journey, seems an age since you started! 🤣 All the very best mate 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What a misty damp start to today. Yep good navigation was needed I'm sure. I agree that the Harvey map is not enough. Easy to miss that turn off, not much of a cairn was it. ? Go ahead admit it, I sign up. You says it as you sees it that's for sure but I get your humour. You're very entertaining Iain. You passed the one sign for the cape wrath trail. Cool. Best Cullen skunk at oykel bridge. Nice one Iain.

Would be my preferred way to get around -- water.

Hi iain. Omg that boulder field just after glendhu, thats tough going. Where was all the ferns and the tics? Such wonderful views from up high there on the way to glencoul. Lovely singing, thats the tune to an old scouts song, we'll do the hailing, when all the ships are outa sailing. Great to hear that melody again. Interesting to see the way to loch gorm. Ive heard its really tough in the rain so youre doing well with the weather. What a white out, uff. Fantastic camp spot, you did the right thing staying there. Great episode.

Hi iain. Wonderful start to the episode, great weather and a good path. I remember the boathouse and that cool camp spot. I wish we had carried on and camped there as we had a torrid time camping further back past the second loch, which was our first loch coming the other way. We tried to camp by the beach where you took a dip but couldnt get the pegs in securely so went higher which had other problems. Stunning views on day two. Thanks for the mention. I think the perceived length of the track to or from glendhu depends on the weather and you had unrelenting heat like us which seems to add to the length. In my opinion glendhu is a better bothy to stay in than glencoul which you pass tomorrow. The guy with the ticks , well i found the path between glendhu and glencoul to be infested with ticks, so many landed on us but with long trousers and gaters we were ok. Captivating episode Iain bringing back so many wonderful memories.

Morning Iain. Blimey, that was an eventful start to the day mate, but what a great day it turned out to be, beautiful scenery again. Lovely to see other parts of the CWT that the standard ones on everyone else’s trails. Those views at the end……I must admit I do fancy the Affric Kintail way. All the best mate 😀⛰🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Iain, another cracking video shame about the hat noticed you mentioned the price being a true Scot!

Hi Iain. How nice to stay in Sandy's bothy with a fire. The views you captured are wonderful. The bridge from the second bothy, uff, nice to see it as we didn't go that way. Nice to see the stadium of the mighty kinlochbervie again. I remember visiting the loo where you pitched by the police station. Great memories he he he. A really enjoyable watch Iain.

Hi Iain a very tough morning with no path, a least a better end to the day. I shall look forward to your mountain climbing!

Hi Iain. That looked a tough old day in the trail. I had to chuckle though, as I had similar yesterday. I’d plotted a route in OS maps. There was a point that I was meant to be on a steep traverse path down the side of the hill. I’m away to inform OS that the path isn’t fecking there! 🤣🤣 Loved the phone box, and what a novelty to see a phone in it. All the best mate 😀⛰🏕️🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi Iain. The ferry boat is a speedboat now or was it just laid on for their special guest? I recognised the driver sat by you i think but no bus? I do not think i would, could have walked to the ozone for dinner, fair play to you. Great first episode ya ba da ba doo.

Hi Iain, shame the weather closed in but the views are still great. Love the station. People do drive like loons and you have to careful you don't get sided up, I come across this all the time in the Yorkshire Dales

Hi Iain. Brilliant mate, even in the rain Scotland is beautiful, and the little train ride at the end just tops off the days adventure. Love the idea of flagging a train down! 🤣🤣 I managed to get a beautiful day in the mountains this weekend for a change. Haha All the best mate.

Hi Iain - Do you mean facbook group "Cape Wrath Trail Guide Group"? If not, this one is also great!! :) Edit: Actually, I've just seen a number of your posts lol.

So remote magic

Lot of walking before you start, interesting.

The Sgur Ban slabs at Loch an Nid are made up of pipe rock, which once were the burrows of a worm type creature. The burrows are all fossilized and make quite a grippy surface. I have some videos up on my channel of us cycling them, great fun.

Wonderful tour view looks amazing enjoyed watching it stay blessed always ❤

The weather turned a bit dreek for the last part of the walk but heh it is Scotland after all. Hope the meal was good.

Amazing video, Ian! Perfect for planning the last/second section of my CW trip next may. Pray for the same weather. Cool when RUclipsrs meet other youtubers. Just watched @floordenil's films which are also amazing

Looks not a bad route that Ian. What would it be like going up the way? How did you get on with your pack? Been looking at the Arc Hail but with all the add ons it looking about £600 😮

Now you've done it twice Iain by various paths, have you decided on a 'perfect' route? 😊

Hi Iain. You’re right the weather has turned. You met some characters on this stage didn’t you. The Polish Dad looked like Big Foot! 🤣🤣 The tough valley at the end reminded me very much of the path down Gasgale Gill in the Lake District. All the best mate, have a grea5 weekend. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Iain busy trail this time and one steep climb well worth a Jelly Babies head

Hi Iain, another great leg mate, more beautiful views, and decent weather too, looked perfect walking conditions. All the best mate. 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏕️

Hi and well done Watched it a year late lol But enjoyed it all Start this years now Cheers

Nice views and a great end to the day Cheers

Just love this series, What a shame to have to start on roads after a nice stay where you left fresh,mind the first view was amazing, Cheers

Off to repair Knochdamph next weekend. Weather is wild now!

That tent still great after twenty years, you definetly got what you paid for :)

Hi Iain, wow, what a diversion that was, well well were the detour. Those waterfalls were absolutely beautiful. Bit disappointed we didn’t see any footage of you crossing that footbridge! 🤣🤣 All the best mate 😀🥾🏕️⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi Iain you appear to have the weather gods on your side this trip. Is this route tougher than the usual south to north path?

Hi Iain, you visited the Schoolhouse on the day I stopped there and camped that night only a few hundred yards from where I pitched the previous night. Great to see the sunshine and blue skies before the weather took a turn. All the best Jase

Hi and great day with nice scenery 4x4 tracks handy Certainly need navigation skills on the trail Still loving the fly through shots Cheers Adrian

Hi and a nice flat day but my least favourite leg due to the flatness Mind the rivers were nice Cheers Adrian

Hi Hard long slog in the damp, must say I have a berghaus Paklite jacket 19 years old still ok and I screw it up in packs, another 3 layer but heavy winter jacket perfect after years, yet a recent one does get wet ! How time changes the quality ! I would love non goretex boots but the make and model I use is only goretex 😕 Nice rant !! Cheers Adrian

Hi, The view of the loch magic, a nice wild day,never fancied a bothy but on this walk I think yes great Cheers Adrian

Hi What a nice green day shame it ended with the road walking, very comprehensive ending as usual Cheers Adrian