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Very nice review, I'm convinced

Does the OS premium include snap routes the Wainwright Coast to Coast, I entered the name as a route and not recognised.

Navigation is a skill, Not a technology. Batteries fail. To me this is setting a dangerous precedence, Which all Mountain rescue groups will agree with...

Man, this guy really hates cotton!

Cheers dog

What size is your Columbia fleece, and how big are you. Thanks?

Merino ice breaker is my go to base layer. Waiting for a sale on the new 260 long sleeve version as worn out my old one. Can highly recommend, great fit for a female & smart enough to wear with jeans to the pub after a long hike with no odour hanging around and really soft on the skin with no chaffing 🙌🩵

Wow, amazing photos

This looks like an amazing walk, I would love to try it on my next walking holiday

Hi! Is it Adidas Terrex Free Hiker in video? What you can say about them?

I envy you, I climbed it this morning and was heavy fog - could not make drone footage

i got my self one. Used it a couple of time, not a fan of rolltop, the side opening to the main comparment could be bigger. I tried no to use the roll top opening, but the side opening is just too small.

My Whippet woke up at the sound of the rutting stags! {almost 2am here). 10:38

3:30 I laughed so loud 😂

What footwear are you wearing in this video?

Clear as mud!

Wow I didnt know u have such an amasing places in UK ! i have to go back and hike there myself! amasing. I also like to hike solo as well as Duo with my sporty wifey :D best wishes for new year! btw. garmin Fenix 6pro is my GOTO for mapa and navigation . Garmin is so good at mapping and navi on a wrist.. it actually have no competition (at all).

For those of us that live in the Highlands, yes we are all misery guts blah blah, but these videos make the heart sink. ..."O, look a beautiful isolated bothy, O, its free, and wow there are no tourists... " Sadly... O, look, now it ain't isolated and quiet anymore, O, look its a freebie for cheapskates. Really? Yes, I live near that kind of isolated bothy and surprise surprise folk who need to brag about their amazing experience and give us a twee film turn such an amazing place into a 'was an amazing place'. These sites don't need your bit of film!!! Show some sense.

This is brilliant thank you!!

Every frigging claim of these bothys being haunted is just caused by the damn highland winds. Geeze, get a grip people. Every house creaks in a wind, every one I've ever lived in anywhere. Knocking on the door is just some prankster in your same group or a fellow traveler.

Once, in the kingdom of Luminaria, there lived Chris, a humble knight known as “Oh, What a Knight” for his uncanny ability to turn calamity into triumph. One evening, while riding through the woods, he stumbled upon a weeping willow. Beneath its drooping branches sat a child clutching a broken lute. “What ails you?” Chris asked. “The strings are snapped, and my music is gone,” the child replied. Chris thought for a moment, then plucked the strings of his own heart. Through laughter, kindness, and a bit of song, he taught the child that the music was never in the lute, but within them all along. From that day, the child became a bard who sang not of riches or power, but of the knight who found melodies in silence.

Ah, saw Murray do this summit for the ridge views a while back and it’s been on the bucket list ever since… stunning PS - is the dog named after Laszlo from What We Do In The Shadows?

Na fire, no briar.

Brilliant video Chris, somewhere I definitely want to visit now the Munros are complete.. Skye is always amazing!

Another excellent video, Chris, thanks for taking us along with you - videos have been brilliant this year, HNY to you and yours and best wishes for 2025, look forward to seeing the next one!

Really is a fantastic night and great video Chris. Always a busy bothy.Have a great New Year

This is great Chris, we go hiking every 2 weeks and now starting to hike waterfalls. Got an RC boat for Xmas to take with as well!!! Defo will follow your video this week, we heading star gazing at Malvern Hill, stopping over so you've given me the destination for the next day to do. Thanks pal.

Evening Chris mate. Did you enjoy this one more than Ben Alder? I do a lot of your walks and stayed in Ben Alder in September after seeing your video. I’ll probably end up doing this one in the new year. Haha all the best mate.

05:21 - Where’s this Chris, epic shot ❤

Great informative and clean video! Props to that man

Bit of a faff though I think personally

7:03 You sons of guns mate, to put camera like that 👍

I recently took 2 families on the Ingleborough trail (from Clapham > Cave > Trow Gill > Gaping Gill > Summit and back). I got a Garmin Enduro 3 as a Christmas present, had the basic OS Maps App subscription but didn't really know how to use any. On the way back, I wasn't sure which way to go as it was getting darker, signal kept fluctuating and ended up following an experienced hiker heading down to Horton In Ribblesdale (4.4m off course from where the cars were parked)... Then had a tough time finding a ride back to Clapham on a winter evening ... Back home in London, I am now searching for simple videos to plan routes, use offline and synch up to watches etc., This video was the simplest and most contextual I could find. Thanks a lot!

Fancy the effort used to summit An Teallach and not making the effort to correctly pronounce the name!

Enjoyed your film well done. Felt I had to learn more about this cottage after radio 4s programme uncanny.

Just purchased the fenix 8 .... luv it

Griaß di, Very nice tour and very nice video. I wish you a happy new year and a good start into 2025. Greetings from Allgäu, the Dude 🤙

Great video. Very good instructional format. Have a new Garmin watch so I appreciate the content. Going off subject a little but I am wondering what brand of trousers and jacket you are wearing in this video.

Brilliant video, very informative and absolutely love your drone work! Fantastic parallax on your panning shots. Just got a Tactix 7 Amoled and looking forward to using it in the beautiful Cambrian Mountains tomorrow. Thank you 👍

Best shells I've found yet is keela munro beats all other mountain shells I've tried but not packable realy I use 2 type shells light packable and mountain depending on weather fjallraven keb or vida pro great pants

Garmin watches + OS maps. Easy hiking navigation, not so easy on the wallet.

Really like that Columbia jacket, have had a rab downpour plus which has the pit zips, they make a huge difference, the colour is good as well.

The sock trick 😂 great stuff! I’m a big guy with blessed leg muscles (shame the rest of me doesn’t match) so struggled to find decent walking trousers that go over my thighs, RAB tights have sorted me right out, just wear a pair of comfortable shorts over the top… I love your waterproof coat, I have a gortex coat that I bought just before I saw some videos talking about gor isn’t what it used to be and other materials are now just as good, if not better… and merino wool all the way, bought some merino socks this spring which are game changers!

Fantastic episode man, so nicely put together! 👏👏

I was thinking chris, could you do a video next year showing how you prepare for day climbs of one or more peaks and what you wear, rucksack size, what you take and how you prepare prior to the climb? A video this week on another channel showed a guy injured on his own after climbing crib Goch for the first time and was wearing jeans and trainers and his phone had died but was luckily found by other climbers who called mountain rescue. I carry a stratos 24 at 8kg with everything in it much to the amusement of other climbers but you never know. I did scafell pike a few years ago fully kitted up with people going up in t shirts and it was 7 degrees at the bottom. Minus 13 degrees wind chill at the top, a 20 degree change. When I got back down, a couple asked me how to get out of the car park to start the climb, totally unprepared it's scary. I think it would be a great video for newbies and to prepare them for what they're about to do. I also use mountain forecast (from advice from another of your videos in the past) to know the conditions days before I climb and I've only done a few Thanks chris. 👍

Chris, do you change what boots you wear depending on weather/terrain? Like what do you wear for lake district vs what you wear for winter hikes?

Brilliant video once again, good to know I've got the right kit for my mountain hikes from advice you've given in past videos. Need to get the pants as I've always worn cotton so I'll be looking out for some merino ones now. Wishing you and all your subscribers a merry Christmas and a happy new year and here's to many climbs in 2025. 👍

Will the route automatically direct me back to where I started or do I have to do somthing?

These are some really crazy shots. Loved the vlog 💌

Looks amazing! May I ask what drone you use, went up Pen y fan a few weeks ago in the snow and my DJI Mini 2 could not cope with the wind sadly 💔