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I was interested in your video. I do enjoy your videos and all the detail you give. This one was of greater importance as I planned to tackle all three in one day. After much deliberation I decided to start at Derrydarroch. There is a lay-by right opposite the track leading to the house. The lay-by is probably the next one down from the one you used. The route up was over Stob Glas, this was pathless and hard going but interesting route finding. It brought me out at An Caisteal. Three hours. On to Beinn a Chroin. Yes that crag is something else. I too have a dog but I don’t think he is quite as nimble as yours. I had to lift him up over that big step and one other near the top. When I can i try and do the Tops so ventured out to the east Top before returning to Beinn a Chroin. It was there I decided I wouldn’t try the return trip down the crag. Instead i turned south towards Carn Liath but halfway there there is a bealach and i decided to go down there, really steep but grass, until the gradient eased. Then I traversed slowly loosing height to arrive at the bealach on route to Beinn Chabhair. Yes that was a tough ascent but I also found a bit of a track. I agree the ridge descent was brilliant. I too turned off down at the bealach before the 719 spot. On the plus side when i reached the WHW it was five minutes back to the car. Wow yes this was a great day. My views weren’t as good as yours. Anyway your video was really helpful as I wasn’t sure if Beinn Chabhair could be linked.

God that accent and terrible attempt at Gaelic pronounciation🤢 Dont these people have hills in their own country?

Congratulations on the climb - to go off path and find your way up a steep hillside linking the two routes is so much more difficult. JMO

Ben Klibreck, pronounced as kleebreck.

Excellent job 💯👏👏. How long did take you to get Beinn Ghlas from Meall Corrainoch please? Was it very steep path?

Great rocky ridge, and views.

Thanks for the videos Nick. Always use your videos before doing a new Munro so I know what I’m in for. Just like how your videos are straight to the point and simple to watch. I do think you should try and do all the Corbetts. Plenty of great walks on offer if you ever get the chance to try a new challenge.

Great video . I just done An Caisteal and Beinn a'Chròin yesterday. Since coming down and in poor visibility considering it was meant to be a good forecast. I never done the first top you went to on Beinn a’Chroin just the 1st top which would have been your last before the scramble and the middle the high point 942m. I have read mixed reviews. Would you agree this was the true summit (Munro) as your video suggests? Thanks for any help

Even the dog is stunned, what a beautiful wee country we live in, go on yersell Bonnie Scotland 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Welcome back sir. There is another excellent route especially as a decent. Follow the path down from the summit behind the south peak and follow the ridge back down to the dam.

Hi Nick, wonderful mate. I thought there was a steam train at the top of the first hill, then I realised it was Stan! 🤣🤣 Brilliant walk again, what views! All the best Dave

Brilliant did this route 8 years ago mostly in mist so nice to see the views finally it’s a nice part of the world cheers

Absolutely amazing to meet you again, this time on the Clisham and see the delightful Stan too. (I am now on RUclips!) What a fantastic day it was for a such a wonderful walk. Just 220 more Corbetts to go.

Great to see you back in the Scottish hills again Nick with your trusted companion Stan. There are lots of great hills in Scotland that aren’t Munro’s. Enjoy 👍🏻

Legend , good to have you back in Scotland Would love to walk a Munro with you one day 😊

Another great watch 👍👍👍

it's good seeing you back up in Scotland Nick with Stan 🙌

Hi Nick, hi Stan, cracking video, the Cobbler is one fine mountain, as are all of the Arrochar Alps. Great to see you back out in Scotland. All the best Dave

And about bloody time too 😂😂😂 Great to see you back sir and up 1 of Arrochars finest mountains something special and very unique about The Cobbler threading the needle too 👏 I actually prefer the Corbetts in Arrochar Beinn An Lochain up the rest and be thankful is a cracking mountain too enjoy your time mate ⛰️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Yes. He’s on the corbetts. Was hoping you would say “welcome to my corbetts challenge”

Please could i ask you from which car park did you start your hiking please?

That accent 😵‍💫 Far too much of that in our Highlands , its not too bad of they go home afterwards but the settlers are a serious problem , some villages and towns are overrun.

Well done Nick & Stan. What you achieved is nothing more than incredible. I’m so gutted that I missed your journey but am am so glad that you recorded it all to assist Munro baggers like myself to complete this epic challenge 👍🏻

Just as well you back down south BOYY keep yer redundancy check fur the English

HI Nick, wonderful video, its a walk that's been on my radar for ages, just never seem to get round to it. This has inspired me to pull my bloody finger out. Haha Thanks for sharing your days adventure mate. All the best, Dave.

Another fabulous day out on the fells Nick. Great to see you and Stan enjoying yourselves. Thanks for sharing. 😊

Would love to know how these boots faired on your adventure, plus a question did you have two pairs so they could dry out each day? We had a rather odd conversation with a guy in an outdoor shop saying that you can’t wear them everyday, as you have to dry them out, though he wasn’t talking specifically about Altberg’s just good walking. Lots 8n general.

Hello. I’m going to Knoydart for the fourth time in 2 weeks, and this time i really want to climb Lhaddar Bheinn. I walk a lot in France but not used to walk without paths, so was unsure about the walk to the top of Lhaddar Bheinn. Your video makes me feel less anxious. The path from the bridge to the summit looks good. Is it? Can’t wait for my walk there. Hope the weather will be good 😅

Legend !! 🎉❤

So happy to see this back on my subscribes, love the route map, love the music, very nostaglic 👍👍👍

Love Swaledale - great day out with Stan and Lenny. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Nick, Hi Stan, great to see you back out in the hills again. What a cracking walk. Thank you for sharing your day with us. All the best, Dave 🥾⛰😀

Is see you still get the lucky weather following you from the Munros 😂

Good to see Stan is running well and you are back in the hills.

Lol I was just browsing your channel wondering if ud ever put up another video and bang.. literally that minute. Nice route tek care 😂

Great to see yi again. The Corbetts are calling btw 👍👍

Really excellent video

I don't know how you can make a video of that hill and not put in a bit about the river crossing as it's a pretty critical bit of the walk after all. You certainly got a cracking day for it though!

I have Altberg military boots. Best boot ever I've had every manufacturer on the market. Every one has failed on me withing one to two years. Most gortex over priced crap. My boots last months before they fail. Im never going to purchase from anyone else now. Custom made boot in a g fitting as i love bare foot boots. The only downside is it takes 6 months for a custom made boot.

what is a b-lak? beelak? bilack? I have spent the past 20 mins trying to figure out the spelling and can't find any results online or synonyms of col or saddle point. what does it mean and what is the origin of this word?

Thanks for sharing. Did a pair of Altberg Tethera last you 1200 to 1500miles? or your previous boots from another manufacturer?

Thanks for sharing. Did a pair of Altberg Tethera boots last you 1200 to 1500 miles or boots you had previously from other manufacturer?

The ‘ch’ in Arrochar is pronounced as in ‘loch’ or ‘Bach’. I live at the foot of Narnain

Thanks for the video. Bin Boo-eee, or Bin Voo ee is the pronunciation, there are translation / pronunciation helps on Walking Highlands.

Happy Christmas 2023. Hope you are keeping well. Best wishes for 2024

I did those hills in a single day, had a shower when returning to my van at Corrie Hallie and enjoyed three pints in fbi in Ullapool before closing time.

Has anyone pointed out that when you have a name like Loch, and bealach, you personally in your videos always pronounce the ch part as a 'k', as in Lok (or Lock), the ch in Gaelic writing is meant to be like a throaty version of 'H' like when you might say the name Hugh.

I have done the Lost valley many times as a guide from the local youth hostel and have done the route to the munros . my favourite place in the world . boulder migilly in the middle of the lost valley . a special place .Bidean nam bein is a very intimidating mountain great video cheers

could you tell me where you get your routes from please.