Stac Pollaidh Mountain Scotland Circular Walk Path Summit And Start From The Car Park.
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Stac Pollaidh as never seen before with views of Ben Mor Coigach and Suilven,Cul Mor,Cùl Beag,canisp,quinag,An Teallach,breabag and ben more assynt and also conival munro mountain's
This video is a walk up to stac Pollaidh and the walk start is from the Stac Pollaidh car park to the summit of Stac Pollaidh and then following the path all around Stac Pollaidh back to the car park it can be climbed or walked in 4 hours.
Scotland's mountain's are fantastic
And Stac Pollaidh gives views of all assynt and on a nice day you can see for miles
Stac Pollaidh is a difficult walk and can be quite strenuous unless you have a certain amount of fitness.
The path up to stac Pollaidh from the car park is straight forward enough and the summit can be reached in under v2 hours.
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Please Note hiking is and can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. These descriptions free of charge F.O.C and it is each person's person responsibility to always navigate using a map and compass and check the weather conditions *example mountain weather forecast) before
You go out walking, hiking.
Stack Pollaidh is a fantastic mountain but can be very dangerous and difficult to climb in winter conditions.Start the stack Pollaidh walk from the bottom road car park. Stack is approximately 8 miles from ullapool. How far or long is the stac Pollaidh walk? The stac Pollaidh walk is approximately 2 miles to the summit and the circular
Walk is roughly 4 miles.
The stac Pollaidh walk starts at the car park approximately 3 miles on the summer isles,Achiltibuie road
Off the A835 North of Ullapool
The true summit of Stac Pollaidh is at the western end and is more difficult to reach, and out of bounds for normal walkers. There are a succession of rocky towers requiring climbing or scrambling skills to ascend.Stac Pollaidh as some very tricky sections and the terrain can be difficult.The paths climbs steeply at the start of the walk and the path meanders to the north side of stac Pollaidh before ascending the gully. The views from the summit of stac Pollaidh/stack
Pollaidh are panoramic with assynt to the north and Suilven,Cul Beag,
Cul mhor,Ben Mor Coigach (Ben More Coigach)(Beinn Mhor na Coigich) and Beinn an Eoin,Sgurr an Fhidhleir Three coigich mountain's which are of Graham status.
Please remember to wear correct footwear while walking stack Pollaidh as one slip could be fatal.
Stac Pollaidh car park is free of charge but is quite small with about 20 spaces to park.Stac Pollaidh as some very slippery rocks and gullys
To navigate round.You will see aerial views of Stac Pollaidh from the summit and drone footage is shown to get a google earth view of Stac Pollaidh.wild camping on Stac Pollaidh summit is fantastic in good weather. Cul Beag to the east can be climbed.Stac pollaidh bad step,stac pollaidh summit camp,I also like scotland's mountains a landscape photographer's view.
stac pollaidh summit scramble,
stac pollaidh ridge and circuit.
Stac Pollaidh, Assynt Crux Climb can be difficult and dangerous.
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Loved this video!! Very beautiful and a little eerie when the clouds move in! I love how so many places still have their Gaelic names. Sionasgaig means Synagogue. Mor means Big and Beag means small. The people who laid the stones for the path showed such love for that area. What a unique adventure! Thank you for sharing it!
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.
Having done over 170+ munros, the 5 classic ridge walks Cullin, An Teallach, Liathach, Aonach Eagach and the CMD, Stac Poollaidh is my fav mountain. Scrambling to your heart's content in a spectacular setting with wonderful views all around. Also you didn't reach the true summit. At 15.22 drone view. The true summit is on far left and to get to it you have to climb the rock tower at 15.46 next to you on your right. A grade 2/3 scramble ;-) Brill vids BTW
Thankyou I have to agree I didn't make the true summit this time.I made the true summit the time before and it was a little tricky and slippy traversing. I have done 150 munros so I have some catching up to do do on you 👍 I did liathach pinnacles late last year which i hope you enjoy at some point.. Congratulations on all the munros you've done and thanks for commenting and watching ATB ALAN GREGORY
What an incredible day Alan on a superb mountain - your footage is stunning ! One firmly added to my "to do" list
Thanks again Bob 👍 yeah stunning and beautiful mountain.. There are so many paths around the summit and can be quite treacherous especially if the mist comes down.
Great views and wonderful mountain
Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment Bob... much appreciated Alan Gregory adventures
Great viseo mate..the drone shots were sensational.
Thanks Mike 😊 glad you liked the video and thanks for taking the time to watch atb Alan Gregory Adventures
I am very fond of this hill/mountain. God's gift to walkers. Thank you for this video.
It is God's gift, you're right malcolm 👍 A memorable day and glad you enjoyed the video and many thanks for commenting and watching atb Alan Gregory adventures
Hi Alan - had a wonderful NW Highlands adventure for 25 nights in a camp site in Altandhu passing this iconic mountain twice every day as I went about my holiday - then after 8 or 9 days I arrived early in the wee car park and set off on an incredible day on a simply stunning wee mountain - taking in all 4 summits and enjoying the scrambling on the way to the top 3 summits - Thank you so much for this video which inspired me to do Stac Pollaidh - A day that will live long in my memory - all the best Alan
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 🏴❤⛰⛰👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌏🌎🌍
I climbed Stac Pollaidh in 1989 (I think) I don't recall the path taking you round the East side and up to the back the of ridge - I'm sure we did a full-on ascent to the bealach, close to the East summit, then progessed to the true summit at the West end. I remember some scrambles round on the North side of the ridge and only one pinnacle had to be climbed to reach the summit. It was a great day out and Hopefully I will do it again soon. Great video - brought back quite a few memories.
Hiya Stephen..That a way u didn't know about, and it sounds fantastic..I must go back and try that way sometime..I'm glad iit brought back some good memories for you and many thanks for commenting and watching the video..atb Alan Gregory adventures
Excellent, one of my favourite areas of Scotland
Thanks again for watching and yeah its a wonderful are of Scotland
Many thanks for watching and leaving a comment Thank you Alan gregory Adventures
Thanks for the great guide video Alan. I'll be up that way in a couple of months and am hoping for weather as good as you had. Nice breeze and no midges!
No problem hope you enjoy it as much as I did and you get great weather too... many thanks for commenting and watching atb Alan Gregory adventures 👍🏼👍
Great mountain weather and stunning views from the summit!Thanks for upload
Hiya kris 👍 yeah great views, A very unusual mountain stac poliadh there are so many paths on the summit .. Very popular but managed to find a quiet spot to do some aerial photography.. many thanks for commenting and watching kris 👍👍Alan Gregory adventures 😀😀😀😀
Another excellent video, Alan -- but at 2:58 you say "Great view over to Quinag", I think. But, Quinag is about twenty miles north of Stac Pollaidh, and this is looking south to Ben Mor Coigach, if I am not mistaken. Anyway, thanks once again for posting!
Looking forward to viewing your videos in 4k, when I get a computer and screen capable of handling it!
Thanks Rosa 👍 your right about quinag, I realised the mistake and left in on RUclips 😭😭😭 .glad you enjoyed the video again and hope you enjoy my latest video lurg Mhor /Bidean a'Choire Sheasgaich .thanks once again for watching and commenting bye4now Alan Gregory adventures 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
P.s I filmed these videos in 4K especially for your new 4K PC/TV
Rosa 👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣
If only. :-)@@alangregoryadventuresthegr992
And another trip down memory lane. Thanks
Glad you liked the vid Mike a beautiful mountain
ATB Alan Gregory Adventures
Another brilliant video
Cheers kirby thanks for watching Cheers Alan Gregory Adventures
Nice one Alan, what a start, stunning mate with amazing views. Looks a scramblers delight up there but not to be taken lightly. Sad to read a young lad died up there at the end of August. Fine mountain. Thanks for sharing. Atb. Mick.
Cheers Mick... i saw a helicopter flying later in the DAY i hope that it was just a exercise as it is a very dangerous mountain
Thanks again for watching Mick
Bye for now Alan Gregory
What a wonderful mountain Alan , and you got some great footage of the beautiful surroundings and not to mobbed but a bit scary on the top atb Dave
Cheers again Dave..its a fantastic half day's hike and i really enjoyed it once the crowd's cleared to film it.
Thanks again for watching Dave
Bye4now Alan Gregory 😀😀😀
Great to see brother
Thanks Very Much Indeed
Lovely video, showing what a great day you had. I only wish the commentary had pointed out the "true" summit involves a scramble (either up a polished slabby tower, or a chimney down a bit to the left of it)..probably not within most ramblers' reach as it is a bit scary and airy...and, as you say in the replies to comments, not recommended in the wet !
Wow. an epic opening sequence and I really welcomed the review of the way up before the actual climb. Your videos are all one brillianter than the next, pity on those that haven't discovered your channel. This mountain is not as handsome as Suilven from the valley, but close up it's really craggy and fierce. Also, like Canisp, the views are excellent (and some great drone work there too). Ta much again.
Thanks...👍 stac polliadh is very popular,a crumbling mountain and as it's own unique character.. As you will have seen, there are so many routes around the summit area. I think it could be quite dangerous in the mist & wet weather .. The true summit is technical climb to try and reach. I nearly lost my footing a couple of years earlier..😳
Thanks and very happy you enjoyed the views to canisp/suliven
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You couldn't ask for a better pit stop Alan. You could gaze out all day but you had a mountain to climb. This one wasn't short of paths on top - and wow what a top. Amazing up there. Great footage Alan - you did this walk proud mate. Good going. All the best. Mark
Thanks Mark i waited 2 hour's before the summit was clear to film, but it was well worth it on this amazing mountain and thanks for watching glad you liked the vid 😀😀😀🕺
BYE4NOW ALAN GREGORY
Good on you for waiting. It was clearly the right thing to do. No pun intended. A pleasure to watch - some good adventures here.
@@WyeExplorer cheers mark much appreciated Cheers 🕺
Brilliant film, loved the intro. Assynt is hard to beat, I'm embarrassed to admit that I haven't done Stac Pollaidh yet. 😳
Cheers
Robin
Thanks Robin One for yhe future for you and i hope you enjoy it as much as i did.
Thanks for watching Alan Gregory Adventures 🖐🖐
@@alangregoryadventuresthegr992 I'm sure I will. 👌🏼
Was up there a few weeks back for a week living on the island at the back cracking week 👍
Did you I bet you enjoyed that. A beautiful area to wild camp and the views are out of this world. Many thanks for watching and commenting happy New year ATB ALAN GREGORY ADVENTURES
Great video but, it sounded to me like you were misidentifying Ben Mor Coigach as Quinag which, is at the northern end of Assynt.
Yeah sorry about that
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment Thank you Alan gregory Adventures
Thanks for posting the video, looking to climb it this May, is there a way to the trig without scrambling 📷👍
Hiya the only way to the main trig point is a technical scramble...thanks for watching.. ATB ALAN GREGORY...
Brings back memories umpteen years ago my family ran up it, well me and my two kids did, my wife walked it. Trouble started at the carpark, midges, the worst I’ve ever experienced in all my years on the hills. I just kept shouting back at my wife keep climbing the higher you get the less there are; not really true they didn’t depart until we were almost at the top, my wife never got that far. First time I actually saw midges draw blood, when we got back to the car my wife took of her jacket and hood and the blood was everywhere. Felt kind of bad for her but I wanted to bag that hill; truth was it was a wasted hill in the end ( I did a lot of hill running then and my kids 8 and 9 were light and could run easily up the 2000 feet) we ran most of the way up it and didn’t hang about at the top for long and then raced back down. I would like to do it again but I have little cartilage in my knees now so that won’t be happening, could go up no problem but coming back down would be a little trying to say the least.
Hiya..I had the same problem with the midges too until I got higher. Sorry to hear about your knees.
Glad it brought back some good memories ..take care Alan Gregory
@@alangregoryadventuresthegr992 watch your knees it's the going down part that eventually takes its toll; there was no warning, I came down Curved Ridge on the Buachaille one day with no problem, next day I could hardly walk. Took over a month before I could walk a mile and my right knee was the worst, it never straightened again. You pays your money and takes your chances I suppose. Anyway we have people like you making videos, keep up the good work but listen to your knees.
@@Insolation1 Thanks for commenting and watching the video and you're right, take care on the downhills with the knees
Thanks Alan Gregory
#stacpolliadh walk and scramble from stac Pollaidh car park
Alan. I never seen you on the summit in the film. Did you climb over the wee final scramble?
Hiya... I climbed the east summit, the time before I did the western summit but very dangerous especially in the wet. 👍👍👍
@@alangregoryadventuresthegr992 The holds are good but the sandstone is a wee bit polished now. There is a gully on the south side which bypasses the wee tower and climbs back up beyond it. I had to advise my mate to take that way as everything was plastered in snow and ice.
@@fuckinellitsraymo well done 👍👍
I didn't dare attempt the main summit again I nearly came unstuck on the traverse
Hi Alan. You sure know how to use that drone. I`ll take some tips from watching your videos mate.
Good for you Billy. I've had good times with the drones even when they fly away of their own accord 😭😭 hope you enjoy Foinaven thats my favourite ruclips.net/video/pA-Cb1NbBwg/видео.html
ATB Billy Alan Gregory Adventures
hair raising... AGAIN!. i swear when i watch your vids my knuckles are white lol
Ha ha ha I know what you mean Paula Stac Pollaidh as some quite dangerous pinnacles and ridges. It's a unusual beautiful mountain and I'll never forget the views to assynt. Thanks very much for commenting & watching 😄😄😄
ATB Alan Gregory Adventures 👍👍👍
Lovely video, showing what a great day you had. I only wish the commentary had pointed out the "true" summit involves a scramble (either up a polished slabby tower, or a chimney down a bit to the left of it)..probably not within most ramblers' reach as it is a bit scary and airy...and, as you say in the replies to comments, not recommended in the wet !