I was one of those runners!! We stayed in Inverie so got to have more than 1 pint. The run back out was tough, self inflicted as well as meteorological
Many years I was the school dentist and my patch covered the Inner Hebrides and Inverie. Normally I would take a boat but I decided it would be more fun to walk in to inverie. So with dental equipment in the rucksack, I walked in on Sunday , camped and turned up at the school to everyone's' surprise. Not only did I see the kids but a number of adults turned up as well. Pulling teeth in someone's kitchen was a new experience. Job done and then a long walk out. No time to visit the pub but a very memorable couple of days.
In truth, there was no wind as they stumbled back from the pub. What they claimed to see was nothing more than the fanciful tricks of their minds, dulled by the excesses of drink. Fun idea! Well done! 👏
Great video! Interesting route in from the end of that road. My hiking partner and I opted to hike 3 days one way into Inverie from Glenfinnan. There was considerably more climbing - 800m Day 1, 370m Day 2, and 775m on Day 3 getting into Inverie. There's an old rail sleeper car in Glenfinnan that was very quaint where we stayed before heading out the following morning. Some local spots to check out (Jacobite Monument, Glenfinnan viaduct (though you would hike directly under this on route to Inverie) and he Glenfinnan House Hotel (wonderful meals). In the end we opted to take the ferry back to Mallaig, and rail back to Glasgow before flying home to Canada after a couple nights. The Old Forge was an unreal experience on our last night in Inverie. Friends we made at the Bunkhouse ended up getting engaged on the makeshift dancefloor in the pub, dancing to live music played by 9 musicians who sailed in on a tall ship. Definitely looking to make this hike at least once more.
5:45 Tom says the Scotish scenery is one of the best of the world. As a man who visited around 65 countries from Svalbard down to Patagonia I say yes he is right. All the best guys.
I went to a remote pub once. It was on zoom during Covid 🍻 very difficult hiking conditions from the sofa to the fridge. Also Harry is a storytelling master 🤝
What an epic adventure! 😍Hiking 50km through the Scottish Highlands just to reach Britain’s most remote pub is quite the journey. The Knoydart peninsula looks rugged and beautiful - definitely not an easy trek, but I’m sure that pint at the Old Forge was well-earned! Thanks for sharing this incredible experience. Cheers, Simon - Tales From Abroad
Appreciate that James and thank you for being a member. There are plans to begin work on a brand new video soon so it won’t be quite such a gap to the next release. All the best to you and JOG ON. H 🧡
Hiked already twice in the Scottish Highlands. This trip is on my bucket list as well. I like hiking, I like good Scottish Craft beer (beside Whisky)...so nice combo!
This is why we love JOG ON.Such a unique channel with amazing video quality.Keep it up Harry.Hopefully I can pass my driving test soon so I can get down to some meet ups in the future🤛🏻.❤️
Superb video. When i was younger (and fitter) i treked from Fort William to Skye in 14 days. Watching this reminded me of some of the amazing places i saw. I was surprised to see cars in the village with the pub - with no roads it does beg the question, how do you get a car to your house from the garage!
@@thisisjogon you have no idea how much you taking the time to reply to my comment has cheered me up! It’s been a rough week so has already intended a big push tomorrow at Parkrun
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Sitting at home off work with a terrible cold, it made me happy seeing you men hiking through Scotland to get to a pub. It brought back a fantastic hike I did many years ago with my wife and my sister, an expert mountaineer who has done most of the Munroes. We caught the train from Edinburg up to Kingussie in the Cairn Gorms. Then we just walked up into the mountains for 3 days, camping out in the wild. We didn't see another human being for the entire time. I miss the Highlands!
What an exceptional hike. I've gone deep into the backcountry of the American West, and there's nothing quite like those barely touched primaeval landscapes
How does harry not have over a million subscribers like he is amazing and great youtuber he is literally the best running youtuber he has taught me so so much this amazing guy is underrated he deserves more 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Glad you enjoyed your trip up to the Highlands. You experienced the typical summers day up here, all seasons in one day!!! Keep up the great work Harry.
I stayed for 3 nights in Inverie, (way back in 1995 of so) The Pierhouse B & B was owned then by Jan and Dave (I think) Marriot. I dined with Simon from the Outer Hebredes. He came from London were he worked. After the dinner (We drank a bottle of Rioja) he ordered his sweety which was an Isle of Jura (We drank maby more) And then we went of to the pub. I didn't know the name, but there was only one. Next day was horrible. I vomted several times. Stayed there until monday went for a long walk to see Sgurr Na Ciche and then back again to Mallaig. Great time !!
Bringing a carrot on a hike like this is an interesting choice :D I'd bring almond pulp in a tube, the type you use for baking. It's basically sugar and pulped almonds. Also now I want to live in a remote house in Scotland, it's got northern Sweden beat.
@@dcharles1973 I have done it and Kinloch Hourn is indeed the starting point, it's at the end of the longest cul de sac in the UK. We went the hard way though, camped at Barrisdale then ascended Ladhar Bheinn and went to Inverie via the peaks. Stayed overnight after a pint at the Old Forge then returned via the much easier pass that they used.
Grew up just south of Fort William, that wind you experienced is a typical summer's day. By adulthood you'll have thighs as thick as tree trunks standing up straight in that breeze.
Me and a few friends recently did the DOFE award in the mountains. The teachers told us.. Its 10km , other groups have easy concrete routes. Well we decided to climb the side of the mountain (to take a shortcut), bad idea; the footpath was destroyed. Midway down we ran into a lone house with a grandpa who told us the road didn't exist ahead. At this point we were running late. We ended up going back to the start and taking another route. All together it was 34km in a day including a close call when we accidentally wenrt onto a live runway. (that was scary, got us running for the taxiway as some plane was taking on ahead)
I half expected one of you to bitten by a werewolf on your way to the pub, but you managed to stay off the moors. Seriously though, what a beautiful area , cheers from Fresno California
I was one of those runners!! We stayed in Inverie so got to have more than 1 pint. The run back out was tough, self inflicted as well as meteorological
That's amazing that you found this. We were highly impressed. Well done on a great adventure.
The trail looked well taken care of. Is it popular? Does it have a name?
You're internet famous!
Many years I was the school dentist and my patch covered the Inner Hebrides and Inverie. Normally I would take a boat but I decided it would be more fun to walk in to inverie. So with dental equipment in the rucksack, I walked in on Sunday , camped and turned up at the school to everyone's' surprise. Not only did I see the kids but a number of adults turned up as well. Pulling teeth in someone's kitchen was a new experience. Job done and then a long walk out. No time to visit the pub but a very memorable couple of days.
Amazing Martin. Thank you for sharing
@thisisjogon I was one of the adults who came to see the dentist , i had a sore tooth and my appointment was at 2.30.. 🫡😬
@@fraserconnell21 that's weird I was one of the adults and my appointment was at two thirty two😅
My appt was at 2.29
“Hey Honey, just off for couple of pints with the boys.” - “Fine...but when will you be back？” - “Tuesday.”
Underrated comment
To be fair that’s a normal weekend
😂😂
Tuesday, if weather allows it :D
That's my answer even if I go to the local for a quick one, alas. Oops
I love how much rugged isolated land Scotland has, lonely for some perfect for others
In truth, there was no wind as they stumbled back from the pub. What they claimed to see was nothing more than the fanciful tricks of their minds, dulled by the excesses of drink.
Fun idea! Well done! 👏
What an amazing concept. It was all an intoxicated dream
What an absolutely beautiful landscape.
Great video! Interesting route in from the end of that road. My hiking partner and I opted to hike 3 days one way into Inverie from Glenfinnan. There was considerably more climbing - 800m Day 1, 370m Day 2, and 775m on Day 3 getting into Inverie. There's an old rail sleeper car in Glenfinnan that was very quaint where we stayed before heading out the following morning. Some local spots to check out (Jacobite Monument, Glenfinnan viaduct (though you would hike directly under this on route to Inverie) and he Glenfinnan House Hotel (wonderful meals). In the end we opted to take the ferry back to Mallaig, and rail back to Glasgow before flying home to Canada after a couple nights.
The Old Forge was an unreal experience on our last night in Inverie. Friends we made at the Bunkhouse ended up getting engaged on the makeshift dancefloor in the pub, dancing to live music played by 9 musicians who sailed in on a tall ship. Definitely looking to make this hike at least once more.
Thank you for sharing. It’s an amazing trek
I did a similar route, it was pretty awesome
First night: we decided to keep our tents dry... I think that's fair. Great trip!
Grateful for the advanced shelter
Thank you
Taking us to a world most of us won't be able to visit - that's the beauty of this video
5:45 Tom says the Scotish scenery is one of the best of the world. As a man who visited around 65 countries from Svalbard down to Patagonia I say yes he is right. All the best guys.
I went to a remote pub once. It was on zoom during Covid 🍻 very difficult hiking conditions from the sofa to the fridge.
Also Harry is a storytelling master 🤝
Thank you Michael, appreciate you taking the time to watch what I make
Fantastic adventure, lads. Thanks for documenting and sharing.
Absolutely love your videos Harry! The scripting as much as the video itself is a work of art
Appreciate that a lot. It takes a stack of work
This is just wonderful!! Enjoyed every bit of your adventure🤗
Thank you J
You sir, have the best pub story for years upon years to come!!🎉🎉🎉
‘…so there I was, blown over on the side of a mountain…’
Great video! This part of Scotland is truly beautiful, I'd love to go there someday.
I really appreciate the accurate pronunciation of "loch". Well done on the long walk as well, though.
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I guess you could say this video has.. blown me away
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What an epic adventure! 😍Hiking 50km through the Scottish Highlands just to reach Britain’s most remote pub is quite the journey. The Knoydart peninsula looks rugged and beautiful - definitely not an easy trek, but I’m sure that pint at the Old Forge was well-earned! Thanks for sharing this incredible experience.
Cheers,
Simon - Tales From Abroad
Cheers Simon. Wishing you success with your adventures and channel. H
Brilliant video Harry. I've been waiting with baited breath for the next JogOn video for a while and this certainly did not disappoint.
Appreciate that James and thank you for being a member.
There are plans to begin work on a brand new video soon so it won’t be quite such a gap to the next release.
All the best to you and JOG ON.
H 🧡
Hiked already twice in the Scottish Highlands. This trip is on my bucket list as well. I like hiking, I like good Scottish Craft beer (beside Whisky)...so nice combo!
The antler alone justified that amazing hike.
Excellent content as always Harry, the views looked incredible! Well done guys! 👍🏻
When we weren’t being rained on, the views were excellent
that was a great video, 15 minutes well spent .. thankyou.
I bet that was one tasty pint after the trek to get there! Awesome stuff Harry.
Cheers for watching
This is why we love JOG ON.Such a unique channel with amazing video quality.Keep it up Harry.Hopefully I can pass my driving test soon so I can get down to some meet ups in the future🤛🏻.❤️
That'd be awesome - wishing you all the best with your test
You are the best UA-camr ever keep up the work Harry 😍❤
Very kind
Thanks so much harry
Well done Harry et al.Great effort.I bet your spirits soared when you found you could crash out in the Bothy.
Absolutely
Thank you for watching
Thank you for putting out such good content, gives me something to do while sitting at home recovering from a stress fracture in my calf...
Very sorry to hear this - wishing you a speedy recovery. Thank you for showing up to view what I make. All the best with the healing 🧡
Hope you heal quickly.
Looks like quite an adventure! Would love to try it once, the views were amazing!
It really was
Superb video.
When i was younger (and fitter) i treked from Fort William to Skye in 14 days.
Watching this reminded me of some of the amazing places i saw.
I was surprised to see cars in the village with the pub - with no roads it does beg the question, how do you get a car to your house from the garage!
Amazing
@@thisisjogon you have no idea how much you taking the time to reply to my comment has cheered me up!
It’s been a rough week so has already intended a big push tomorrow at Parkrun
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Sitting at home off work with a terrible cold, it made me happy seeing you men hiking through Scotland to get to a pub.
It brought back a fantastic hike I did many years ago with my wife and my sister, an expert mountaineer who has done most of the Munroes. We caught the train from Edinburg up to Kingussie in the Cairn Gorms. Then we just walked up into the mountains for 3 days, camping out in the wild. We didn't see another human being for the entire time. I miss the Highlands!
Stunning pure wilderness, awesome video ❤
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This reminds me of people who go to remotes lakes in Alaska, but without the trees. It's very beautiful scenery.
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Without Grizzlies too
Epic as always! Great work H 👏
Thank you so much 🙏
What an exceptional hike. I've gone deep into the backcountry of the American West, and there's nothing quite like those barely touched primaeval landscapes
How does harry not have over a million subscribers like he is amazing and great youtuber he is literally the best running youtuber he has taught me so so much this amazing guy is underrated he deserves more 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Great story teller and great story!!
Great comment and great comment
Fantastic trip, Harry! Those winds were mental! =D
They were CRAZY
Beatiful Scotland❤ greetings from Croatia
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I loved watching that. What a memorable adventure with your mates 👍🏻
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your videos are brilliant! Watching this makes me want to give it a go, the views look incrediblle :)
It was madness. Tough. An adventure
What a video guys! Deserves more views. Beautiful scenery.
I wonder how old that path through the mountains is. Probably hundreds of years. Maybe thousands. Imagine hiking that in a kilt.
Crazy to think about. Thank you for watching it Jesi
Absolutely fantastic hike and views. Perfect place to wait off the zombie apocalypse!
Really enjoyed that, well done guys! 👏👍👌🤘✌🖖🤙🍻
That looks like a great hike! Would love to do that someday.
That was just a wee Scottish breeze laddie.
One would hate to feel a strong one
Great to experience this with you guys. I literally felt that wind every step of the journey
Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed your trip up to the Highlands. You experienced the typical summers day up here, all seasons in one day!!! Keep up the great work Harry.
Thank you Paul
Great vid! The weather looked insane! 💨
It really was
Such used to be my hobby. They pulled my leg..., only got the right one left, as well as humor. Really enjoyed this one! ❤ 😊
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fantastic mate that pub is on my bucket list :)
Go for it
Nice, the UA-cam algorithm strikes again. Good video, nice editing, nice voiceovers, good footage 👍🏻 I’ll be following from now on!
Brilliant story-telling. As much as I love the running vids, these ones are right up my...worn, treacherous path?
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Great video, looks like a fun tour
It was, thank you
Another brilliant video 👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🍀
Cheers Karl ☘️
Topman - another great video 💯 keep up the good work Harry 👍🏻
Cheers
Great video! I can’t wait to see more!
This is peak storytelling^^ Love it
From Texas. What a delightful thing to do!
Great video! Loved it.
Brilliant video , loved it , that wind looked brutal
My wife commented how she will pass the bothy when she does the cap wrath ultra !
this was epic going on a 3 day hike just to a pub. i love it
Beautiful scenery!
I hate (love) you Harry for infecting my brain with the silliest (fun) idea ever 😂😂!!
It’s a heck of a walk
I loved hiking the Barisdale Bay walk.❤
What a cool adventure! I'd have many pints after that hike...
Great video! Excellent presentation! Impressive adventure!!! Well done! 🥇🥇🥇🥇
Glad you enjoyed watching, it was one crazy adventure
I stayed for 3 nights in Inverie, (way back in 1995 of so) The Pierhouse B & B was owned then by Jan and Dave (I think) Marriot. I dined with Simon from the Outer Hebredes. He came from London were he worked. After the dinner (We drank a bottle of Rioja) he ordered his sweety which was an Isle of Jura (We drank maby more) And then we went of to the pub. I didn't know the name, but there was only one. Next day was horrible. I vomted several times. Stayed there until monday went for a long walk to see Sgurr Na Ciche and then back again to Mallaig. Great time !!
Bringing a carrot on a hike like this is an interesting choice :D I'd bring almond pulp in a tube, the type you use for baking. It's basically sugar and pulped almonds. Also now I want to live in a remote house in Scotland, it's got northern Sweden beat.
great video , hike, pub crawl amazing!
Awesome! I would be up for this trip with planning :D
Fantastic day out
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I'm just glad you had only the one pint. Can't imagine trying it after 5 or 6
I’ve done this exact route! Amazing walk. So tough at times.
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What's the starting point for this walk, Kinloch Hourn?
@@dcharles1973 I have done it and Kinloch Hourn is indeed the starting point, it's at the end of the longest cul de sac in the UK. We went the hard way though, camped at Barrisdale then ascended Ladhar Bheinn and went to Inverie via the peaks. Stayed overnight after a pint at the Old Forge then returned via the much easier pass that they used.
This looks like an awesome idea for an ultra with a pint at the half way point
It would be amazing
Nearly missed you're using a Czech gas cartridge...nice!
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@@thisisjogon 🔥 indeed, equally as 🔥 as the trip and the video matte of fact
That's where my Mom's side of the family is from!❤❤❤
Amazing
Great vid, is it ok to drink straight from the streams? plus most importantly do they have a dart board? LOL. I'd pack my darts with a pint. 🙂
That was more of a blow on video, not a jog on one 😂. Absolutely EPIC!!!!
Epic comment
Excellent! Curious, what mapping app is that at 5:30 ?
Wow this is very cool 👌 and a great idea to do with friends
It was quite something - thank you
I'm not sure how this came into my recommends but I have to say it has been one of the coolest surprises. This adventure seemed like a great time!
That’s great to read. Thank you
It was 🙏
Grew up just south of Fort William, that wind you experienced is a typical summer's day. By adulthood you'll have thighs as thick as tree trunks standing up straight in that breeze.
Great video! I'd love to see you attempt the 4 peak challenge
Only aware of 3 peak - will have to look it up
You'd all be great at Death Stranding. Fantastic video. Glad you got your pint and fish and chips
That was so cool! Well done guys!
Cheers
Great video 👍🙂
Well done all of you the wind was tremendous
Me and a few friends recently did the DOFE award in the mountains. The teachers told us.. Its 10km , other groups have easy concrete routes. Well we decided to climb the side of the mountain (to take a shortcut), bad idea; the footpath was destroyed. Midway down we ran into a lone house with a grandpa who told us the road didn't exist ahead. At this point we were running late. We ended up going back to the start and taking another route. All together it was 34km in a day including a close call when we accidentally wenrt onto a live runway. (that was scary, got us running for the taxiway as some plane was taking on ahead)
Guessing that was the middle of summer in Scotland
How strong is the wind blowing there, 34 km a hour?
I would absolutely love to do that..I don't drink anymore...but I would have to have one pint...kinda jealous of those guys.
Oh my, that drive just to that car park at Kinlochhourn is a trial in itself
So true.
To get to Kinlochhourn go to the back of beyond and then continue 25 miles further on the single track road.
Brilliant video again Harry. However, you missed covering a key part of the story. What pint did you have to drink?
Genuinely already forgotten Chris. If I remember I’ll let you know
@@thisisjogon 😂
Excellent, loved this vid!
Brilliant video! Really tested the rain jackets, which one faired the best?
The orange one was great
Congratulations guys well earned ale. Cheers
I half expected one of you to bitten by a werewolf on your way to the pub, but you managed to stay off the moors. Seriously though, what a beautiful area , cheers from Fresno California