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Absolutely stunning video James. I've been looking at a way to do Derry Cairngorm. I definitely think ill do it the same way as you. But will leave it for next year. Well done mate. ATVB Alan

Your adventure brought back some great memories James. Back in the noughties my girl friend and I biked and walked from the Linn of Dee for a 2 night camp near the Hutchison Memorial hut. The next day we hiked up to climb Beinn Mheadhoin and it's Munro tops. Returned to Loch Etchacan and then hiked up to Derry Cairngorm and its Tops. It was a baking hot Summer's day and after returning to Loch Etchacan, went for a swim. Memories that last a lifetime.

Great video. I really enjoy seeing figures in the landscape so the effort you put into setting up the camera and then walking past it is much appreciated, particularly as your walk was already a long one. That tor on Mheadhoin was a bit more awkward for me than you made it look. I didn’t enjoy the step across, which you did with a camera in your hand, but the rest of the hike round the Tops of Derry Cairngorm, Macdhui and Ben Mheadhoin is really good and gets into some uncrowded parts of the Cairngorms. Worth going back for!

I recently learned about the Furth Munros which are the ones that meet the criteria in England, Ireland and Wales. Maybe next year eh?

What great light you had for this - good light makes the Cairngorms look fabulous. Also nice to see you taking the less common route, although you could have made it less out and back, and shorter by dropping off Mheadhoin past the east end of Loch Avon. The fore is mighty cold, but you went paddling anyway. Less than a quarter of a century to go.

This was a nice surprise to wake up to, cracking!👌❤️

I think I've narrowed your final round completing trip to 3. As far as I'm aware the Lochaber 4000s (so finishing with Nevis and taking the crazy route there) An Teallach and your auld enemy Ladhar Bheinn all need done and they're all very big ones to round off with.

Well done, James - that looked like it took some doing. Looks like you might need to return to that beach with your tent, at some point!

Really enjoyed your video. Was up there on Sunday from Linn of Dee doing Beinn a'Chaorainn + Beinn Bhreac & it was hot. Amazing place.

Another excellent YT movie, thoroughly enjoyed it.

Brilliant James. Actually had this route planned for Saturday but the weather is looking awful and after seeing what it’s like on a clear day I’d rather hold off

Glorious part of the world well done James

Yeaaaah, a walk that I did some years ago albeit from the Linn of Dee. Wild camped on the east side of the Derry Cairngorm summit, went across to Ben Macdui and then away to Beinn Mheadhoin before walking back to Linn of Dee. Yes it's a long one, but a truely great place to wander. Great video James.

Wow, magic, great to watch, thank you. 👏👏👏👏

What a fantastic video of a amazing area of the Cairngorms. I only started my Munro Journey last year with two and then 8 more this past spring. I've yet to do a Caingorm Munro or more, as the only one so far is Mayar (bailed out before Driesh as I was too knackered) Would love to return to the Lochnagar area as me and Skye had a very nice walk around Loch Muick and up to the waterfall behind the royal lodge. I've followed your Munro Journey for quite a while and what a journey - only 24 left now to bag - well done. ATB Karl

What a beautiful day - I had similar last week on Macdui/Cairn Gorm. Good luck for the last few - if it stops raining!

Another cracking film James....going to be heading up that way soon to gain my 3 figures as far as Munros are concerned, but those treks are long for sure!

Think we'll all be quite happysad when you complete the round James 😂😢👏 great vid as always

Hard enough just doing Mheadhoin, well done. What a day. Peace and solitude. Bliss

It was nice to chat with you at Loch Etchahan. Another great video and reminder of a superb day. All the best for the remainder of your Munro journey! Len

Great vid and well done, just back from wild camp on Ben Avon - can’t beat the Cairngorms 😢

Love that route. Nothing like that area for sheer mountain fabulousness. Another beautiful production. Thank you.

Congratulations James, well done👍🏻

Hi James, absolutely amazing what stunning views, Loch A’an looks amazing. Well done on completing the Cairngorm Munro’s Not many to go now, all the best Dave 😀⛰🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

A fantastic effort climbing these Munros from Coire Cas. But well worth it. The views in the video are just stunning. The Cairngorms are so different to the other hills - the hills of the west - remote but accessible.

Well done James, another milestone for you..I still have two Cairngorm Munros to do. I may leave them as my last two to complete. ! See you In the hills..

Well done must be very satisfying That beach looked magnificent Great wild camping area but there's always the midgies

Good effort - just finished The Cairngorms myself on Saturday past when I did An Sgarsoch and Càrn an Fhidhleir ua-cam.com/video/WGgqf20EkHw/v-deo.html - might need to start again mind

Awesome video. Very jealous. What a camping spot! Walked them last year. 4 hours from the summit of An Socach to the car was hideous. Wished the boat was running then!🤣 Loving the drone footage.

Did the same route yesterday. Hard going in cloud with only map and compass,, Erie too. Enjoyed your video, great views (which I missed 😂)

Wow another fantastic video james. cloud inversion was amazing definitely 10/10. i have followed your amazing journey from your very first munro. not done these 4 yet as like yourself been waiting for the boat to be back in action.

What a cracking film, James! Benefitted from the longer duration and what a cloud inversion we were treated to. 😊

They are fantastic munros! We did them a few weeks ago now. Did the 4 in a day. Long day!

Thinking to myself 'I really should comment more on some of these videos' as after making a few myself there is a good bit of effort put in, for me to just sit here and enjoy. I especially enjoyed this one. The Mullardoch hills are specially to me as I had a great couple days fast packing them last September and started a wee video making journey I've been on. Always nice to see others doing them. Thanks

Simply stunning! 👍

I'll pass on that

Another superb video James. What are your plans after the Munros?

One of your best! Brilliant! What rucksack are you using? Doesn't look big enough to manage all the camping gear!

Beautiful video 🙂👍

Great vid, breathtaking views.😊

Did these last year but with the loch walk , took me about an extra hour as everyone i met wanted to know what the loch path was like , it was certainly midgie central at the dam in the morning, great vid as usual , cheers from Brechin

As always loved watching your latest adventure, Breathtaking views and topped off with a cloud inversion, doesn’t get better than that 👍

What a magnificent cloud inversion James! Wonderful scenery and video! Well done!

Didnt realise you were an ambassador. Just assumed you fancied a change in gear. Some of the cheaper options perform just as well as the more expensive ones

Watching your old videos after finding your channel in the last few months. Amazing to see how far your videos have come along with the editing, drone work and music, these are good but your new ones are brilliant!!👌❤️

What were the songs used for this video?

You should camp more often, James - as it's only then that you get these wonderful rewards, of setting sun and cloud inversions - and that one looked as if it was just about the Daddy of all the inversions that ever were! I'm liking the design of your lightweight tent, too, and - aren't you the guy who used to tell us he didn't like wearing shorts?!! LOL.

Great Vid, but that's easy with such a great four munro hike 👍😂 hard to argue against a 10 the area is stunning , the walk between them isn't difficult but very enjoyable and as you said it does feel isolated.. That walk along the Loch is very easy any bad reputation isn't justified, it's mostly gentle undulating and has an easy track to follow for most of it, nothing difficult 😅 How much was the ferry , it's not ran for a long time?

James, awesome, simply awesome!

What do you listen to on these climbs? Music? Podcasts? Books?