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Heading to Gairich tomorrow and this has helped the prep tremendously. Thank you :) ps Carrot Cake wins every single time !!!

Tips on parking?

James Watt was originally the first engineer who was asked to build the water supply to greenock. He said it couldn't be built. Robert Thom did it

Good view over to the Paps of Jura from there as I remember, or does Ben Vane obscure it?

Great video. I did Ben Vane today. Misty and drizzly at higher levels and no views :-( I tried to get to that wooden structure near the car park but it was all fenced off. Not sure why. Anyway thanks for the excellent videos guys

Well done Alistair. Did it many years ago and couldn’t remember any of it apart from the bog!! You were clearly lucky to have it so dry. Might do it again one day. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent well produced video. Well done.

Don't start at the wrong car park!

I was a bit dubious watching this if I'm honest Alistdair not for any other reason apart from having a nightmare myself. Three weeks ago I done both of these in superb conditions great views in every direction, basically everything we could want. Sadly on the return section the weather took a turn for the worst and on the final section at the bottom of the glen adjacent to Beinn an Dothaig I fell and broke my right arm and caused a huge amount of pain. Thankfully help was on hand and the situation quickly resolved. Haven't managed back out as I'm still in recovery. Thankfully I'm getting there and have received excellent hospital treatments. Unfortunately for me despite these being two absolute stunning munros I will not return for a repeat given the set of circumstances. Really good video as always mate, sorry about ranting but it took a bit of courage for me to relive. ATB look forward to seeing you soon for another adventure

Been to Rubha Robhanais (Butt of Lewis). Sat there for five hours in 'shirt sleeves'. See forty miles ; beaustiful clear cool Hebridean light, on a bright sunny day. No pub/bar/cafe, just a car park. Also Abhain Dearg ( Red River) distillery. . Super, Smashin', Great!!!! Mar sin leat/

Lovely video dude! Great job! Hopefully catch you on a hill someday :)

66% of the time they're right 100% of the time. You should bottle that comment Alistair 🦨😅

Yum Yums, so big they were named twice.😂 And a wee caramel nibble🤭

The snacks are a draw on this one, both excellent quality. My parents grew up in the north and my mother had to wait until mid 20th century before electricity arrived. This was the Riconch area.

Wonderful video - engaging and great soundtrack. Did those two on a miserable day last year (couterclockwise) and crossed the river over a dodgy steel beam - presume it’s now gone but wouldn’t fancy doing that again. (We used rope to be on the safe side!). As for cream slices. / nice choice and good compensation for a 16 mile hike!

Wondered why i didn't see much of yourselves 👍🏻

Nice one, a great solo adventure.

Thanks for uploading, Alistair. Good choice on the summit snacks. Hope the wee midges didn't get you too bad. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏔👍

Fantastic video and music

Hi Alistair. Wonderful view, brilliant walk and a mega summit snack. That was long on old pull up the Glen at the start. Great stuff mate, all the best, Dave 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Awesome video Alistair as usual. Loved the drone shots and loved the summit snack. Well done. ATVB Alan

Well done Alistair, great video, you’re looking well 💪

Loving those drone shots. You didn't happen to get eyes on my crashed drone at the summit of Beinn Achaladair did you? 🤣Great video as ever 👍

Cracking haven’t done these Munro’s yet have walked to Gortons bothy taking the beginning of your route to get to fantastic views mate cheers

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍3

Nice one Alistair 👍

Just found your channel after doing my first Munro - Ben Lomond a couple of weeks ago. Wetted the appetite for more Scottish adventures. Love the format, good arming advice and great to see what the paths look like on the ground. Enjoying summit snacks too - we tend to hip flask Whisky. Keep up the good work- loving it!

Great video. Did Buachaille Etive Beag last month and I’m going to plan and do this mountain soon!

I was told that the ruined house once belonged to lord darnley who married mary queen of scots . Don't know if they both lived there after getting married.

Nice one lads👍

What exactly is a Stalker’s Path? I’m going with the brownie. Glad you made it through The Fear!

Nice one. Can't avoid the clag every time, but great views while it lasted. . Brownies the winner this time!

Another nice video both well done if you ever return to this Munro I recommend descending north from the summit to the Munro top Sgurr mhaoraich beag for the wonderful view down loch hourn and it’s nice to return to the start by going over Am Bathaich and zig zag down to road well done stay safe Look forward to you next video

Hi Gents, blimey that’s a tough one this week, can I please have a brownie……and a slice of Battenberg 😋🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

excellent lads , heading up there this weekend ....

10:35 Stunning vista. Nice one lads.

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍8

Brownie thingy, not the biggest fan of Battenburg. Clag seems a feature of 2024, got to make the best of it. Unless you've done the Knoydart Munros before, you'll have to pass that way again (unless you access them via Inverie). Thanks for uploading, guys. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏔👍

Stunning video guys. The summit snack for me must be Mr Kiplings. Well done on bagging newer munros. Am out this weekend. Can't wait. ATVB Alan

Battenburg for me.

You missed out Harris tweed!! Just found you guys so will be binge watching to catch up now 😉 The Hebrides are on my bucket list, fell in love with them over 30 years ago reading the Lillian Beckwith books, I must read them again!

Great video, the yum yums are the clear winner on this day, hopefully get to these two later in the year

Cracking lads two fantastic Munro’s I did these clockwise in winter fab views cheers

Well done Guy's 👍

Cracking video of a stunning walk, guys. And I think splendiferous is a fair description of those yum-yums!

Two cracking Munros and a great day out. Totally agree on anticlockwise route around these hills. Like to get the road walk and walk in out of the way first plus the track down from 2nd Munro brings you directly back to the car park. Would have to go with the caramel thingy as a summit snack. Thanks for uploading, guys.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏔👍

"Dove to Fort William to get the Park Run in" - classic

Those Yum Yums looked bloody magic 🐷

Awesome video guys. Loved the drone footage. Just fantastic as usual. When it comes to the summit snack. Well I've got to say the yum yum just cause of the size 😂😂. Enough to share lol. Well done to both of you on bagging new munros. Looking forward to the next one. ATVB Alan

Hi Gents, what a fantastic area, some stunning views there, especially those opening shots, WOW! As for summit snacks, I think this week it’s an honourable draw, both looked very tasty. All the best Dave 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿