Climbing the North Buttress of Buachaille Etive Mor
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Join us on a breathtaking climb as we tackle the iconic North Buttress of Stob Dearg, towering above the Rannoch Moor in Glencoe.
With a special focus on the technical middle section up to the top of the third pitch with its ledges and chimneys, our video captures the sheer beauty and scale of Buachaille Etive Mor.
Whether you're an avid climber or simply a fan of awe-inspiring mountains, landscapes, Scotland and the outdoors, we hope you will enjoy the experience with us.
(Note: the route graphics depicted in the video are approximate and not intended as a guide to any particular climbing line or route: this climb requires the appropriate skill, experience, equipment and guidance, and is rated as a “Difficult” rock climb. This is an account of our adventure, and is not a guide or recommendation on how to do the climb, or which route to take.)
Super!
If only the Scotland national team went for it like yous done, then we would’ve bloody qualified! Excellent video by the way. Had the girls & myself holding on for dear life👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing footage and adventure on the mountain we have seen so many times. What an experience and under the best guidance. Bravo.
Thanks Gerry!! World class guidance!! 👌💪🙏
Fantastic day 🔥 One for the memories, thanks team 🤝
Incredible
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic footage folks - really enjoyed that :) 👌👍
Thanks Murray. Agags next (you guys with remote camera team!)
Splendid. Great watch Team 👍🏼☀️
Glad you enjoyed it Fraser!
Super 👌 video 👍!!
Fabulous 👌 landscape...trying my self a few shots from my travel. .hoping people gonna like them!!
You got a subs!
Good video and beautiful landscape!!
I enjoyed watching!!
I put few clips on line,same platform so people can get inspired.. .
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Thank you for your comments and feedback. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video ....is route finding difficult ?
Hi Tom. Gerry was a fabulous guide - we wouldn’t have done it without someone like him who knew it well. IMO knowing where to exit 3rd pitch was key, plus the correct line on 2nd pitch - again Gerry had us covered.