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Thanks guys - im coming up through Glasgow on my LeJoG route next year and will be walking the Kelvin Walkway to Milngavie. Hopefully it wont be as boggy as you experienced!

Very nice. Have been to Pitlochry as well this year. Nice little town.

Apart from the waterfall it doesn’t look exciting

I worked in the mill, not sure why on earth someone was allowed to paint it white, I live in Manchester and have many mills here, and there amazing buildings , some of them have been turned into accommodation .❤️

There possibly is but I failed to spot it. I did enjoy the gondola ride!

I started off with the intention of walking but got into a guddle. The mountain bikers are not to be messed with so i went down and took the gondola. I didn't think I had enough time to do Beag and get the last gondola, but later realised that when the gondola stops, the bikers tend to stop. I'm counting Aonagh Mor in my bag, but have a few 'insurance munros' against any revision or cheating accusations, so my centure is safe.

According to Welsh folklore, Faries were malevolent creatures & not friendly like portrayed in movies. Those trees are magnificent, such a beautiful area .

After finishing the Rob Roy Way I stayed a few days in Pitlochry and had a day hike up to Ben Vrackie as well. Very nice place. Thx for sharing.

Absolutely brilliant video guys. Definitely don't think it's cheating getting the gondola. Some munros like in the cairngorms like Glenshee or Ben Lawers you start from like 400 meters etc. So am guessing it's similar. It's the way I want to do it one day and maybe take my son up with me. Got to say fot summit snack. Definitely the cheesecake lol. Again guys well done on another fantastic video. ATVB Alan

The Ochils are very underrated.

Thanks for uploading, guys - missed your uploads. Not cheating when you can drive a car half way up the Lawers group and most will use the ferry for the Mullardoch Munros. If you were going to be a purest you'd start them all from sea level. Life's too short. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏔👍 Oh and the caramel, chocolate thing gets our vote.

If you just get it on the way down you usually get it for free.. Wee tip for future reference 👌

You had good weather nice views I took the Gondola too it was a bleak winters day and did these in complete whiteout it was hard work I don’t see anything wrong with using the Gondola it did save my legs a bit lol cheers Andy

Stunning views, great to see you both back :)

So really you haven't done them, absolutely shocking!!!

You had me at cheesecake.

Here in the States you’d definitely get dinged for that gondola ride. I’m not into cheesecake so I’m going with the white caramel!

27.50??? 🤯 nice vid

Nice one guys

Great video! Good to see you guys are posting again! We also used the gondola, i definitely dont think its cheating! Love the summit snacks! ❤

Most definitely cheating but who cares 😋 😋 27.50 😮 I’d rather take the pain 😂 Has Alistair lost weight ? Great video guys 🚠 ⛰️ ⛰️👏 👍 Ps Stob Ban is high on my list looks awesome from distance but a helluva walk 🚲?

Nice one guys 👍

£27.50 plus parking?

Nice to see you both back out. Had my eye on that wee double for a winter camp (if we actually get a winter this year) brilliant video, ATVB Robert

Hey guys I've missed youse, hope you are keeping well ! 😁👍

Congratulations on bagging your first Munros! The views from Cruach Ardrain and Beinn Tulaichean are absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing your adventure!

Thank you very helpful video 🙏🙏

Beautiful. Have been there around as well this year during my Rob Roy Way Hike. Thx for sharing.

The mountain looks good and safer from a distance. Wouldn't attempt it!

Hi there. I wondered if you wouldn't mind me using this footage to play over my friend's piano piece she has written called Sensing Shetland? You of course will be credited on the video. It is not for profit. Thank you. Alice

Nice work guys - enjoyed the video.

Really enjoyed your video. I done this very route 2 times last month and its absolutely stunning views on most of the walk. Thanks again for the upload.

Excellent film, I hope to go there one day myself!!

Just did this walk on Saturday. It's definitely one of my favourite Munros so far. Summit snack of choice, Bounty a taste of paradise 😅.

That`s a long hike! Well done, not sure if I could do that! Interesting to see the Caingorms, I have not been there. Thanks

Carrot cake for me. I need to improve my summit snacks, not as good as yours. Another great video!!

Only just seen this having recently discoverd your hiking videos. I do hope everything has worked out for you, life can be tough and I wish you all the very best and look forward to seeing all of your videos

What an amazing video, it had everything, fantastic camera work, spectacular scenery, informative and great banter and next time I am in Scotland Yum Yums are on the menu. The background music added to the atmosphere and it was interesting to see how quickly weather conditions can change in the mountains. Well done guys!

I did this route yesterday it was absolutely epic

How do you get to this car park we went here but parking we found was near castle Campbell

hi cannot decide between the talon pro 30 and stratos 26 for day hikes i see you list both in your hiking equipment have you used both if so which do prefer

Any background on the mushroom mural down Merchant city?

I do appreciate your information heavy videos. In this your first posting it was that you turned the camera on the roadside, parking and start of climb areas. For a munro climber that my seem pointless. But once on the route, I have experience, paper maps, photos of summits, and even GPS to guide me. But to get from the car or bus stop I can have to just hunt around. Not often but it is a feeling I don't like. JMO.

Nice video we are following your route soon 🎉

To all would be Dumyat walkers, be that the approach from the village of Menstrie is very steep and twice the height as you go from sea level

stay in bed lol

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?