Another great video, and another superb days weather. This is a favourite walk, the stalking paths make it almost easy! The "Cluanie Curtain" can come across quickly! Thanks for sharing Cheers Alistair 👍
Good evening Charlie…. Looking at the morning mist when you first climbed that big hill was breathtaking. Oh my goodness, there’s some beauty way up looking back. It’s always a great pleasure for me to watch your videos Charlie. I hope to be out hiking soon, when the ice is gone from our woodsy trails and beaches. My knee surgery is healing nicely. Take care my friend. All the best to you n yours. Here’s, LilliStJohn 👌🤗😇
I just love these 2 munros Charlie, sometimes an area or mountain lifts your spirit,the view from the tops especially towards Knoydart does it for me so much that it's on my phone screen, superb video, thankyou, Ian Dundee
Hi Mike Hi Charlie, thanks for sharing your day again. A lovely morning, certainly looked like the right call to call the afternoon off. I had a cracking day in the Lake District on Friday, hot but a fantastic walk along the four Wainwrights to the north of Buttermere! 😀⛰🥾
Hi Dave, I bet the Lakes would have been busy with this settled spell of weather. Buttermere is a stunning area. It's like our good weather has moved on now and we're back into the changeable stuff but it was good while it lasted. Cheers, Charlie.
Enjoy watching your days out in the hills guys, there is some breathtaking scenery! They are very informative and a good reference for anybody looking at a route. Its obvious you are speaking from many years of experience and many miles of walking over the munro's.
Hi Andrew, Many thanks for your positive comment and great that you enjoyed our latest outing. We've been around the block a few times but enjoy targeting the tops on a regular basis. Cheers, Charlie.
another great video,nice hills these, with good stalker paths. yes, the rain came earlier on Sunday - I just got back the car dry. lucky. Many thanks for sharing ATB
Hi Charlie and Mike what a shame you didn't finish the third Munro as the weather beat you, but what I like is watching your videos of the munros that I haven't bagged before never been into this area before, anyway cracking day's Walking looking forward to your next video 😀 👍
Hi Philip, You're in for a treat once you get around to visiting this glen as its a joy walking the tops either side of the loch. Being tucked in-between Glen Shiel and Knoydart these tops give spectacular views. Enjoy when it comes around...Cheers, Charlie.
Just to say keep going Charlie. Love the videos. Beautiful scenery, brilliant understated commentary and input from you and Mike. Fantastic and thanks.
Another great wee video Charlie, I was across the Loch on Saturday on Sgurr Mor, midgies & clegs we're horrible, but like you the views more than compensated
Hi William, Great that you had a cracker on Sgurr Mor as this area is just terrific. Like you, we had the frustration of the flying beasts all through the day who are enjoying the heat and settled conditions. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Barrie, We normally drive up the night before and camp but didn't fancy the midge fight as it was obvious the day was going to be settled early on. Great area... The wind direction normally forces us clockwise, like yourself, so it was a we change to reverse the route and have the sun at our backs. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Kev, It was wild when the weather arrived and just glad we were higher on the hill. The condition would have been pretty scary on the tops that's for sure. I'll look forward to your movies of your trips. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Tam, Its just a terrific area when the weather is settled. We're try to bash a few tops north of the great glen before the days start getting shorter. Enjoyed you Ring of Steall movie this morning... what a stunning day you both had. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Jonathan, Its a beautiful area to have these cool misty mornings and its always a pleasure walking through the inversion into the light, just magic. Cheers, Charlie.
great vid Charlie, I did this route a few months ago. by the time we were coming down Gleouraich the weather cleared and the views over Loch Quoich are some of the finest I have ever seen!! Shame the weather didnt play ball for your 2nd half. I take my hat off to you guys for being so fit and having the energy and mindset to do 2 outings in 1 day!!!
Hi Andrew, During the longer summer days there is always the opportunity for extend days depending upon where you're heading. Singles, like our third, are great if you can tag them with some other tops. Many thanks for taking a look. Cheers, Charlie.
@@andrewsadventures5747 I like it...😂 Getting changed and a bit of lunch helps a wee bit along with the thought of not having to drive in the glen again 😂. Cheers.
@@andrewsadventures5747 You've just got to keep walking. We'll typically do 40km with 1800m of ascent in our local hills on a weekly basis just to keep the legs going. It just doesn't get easier. Cheers.
Good stuff. The views coming down off the second one are great. That weather turned so fast. Nice capture of the thunder and lightning at the end there. Cheers.
Hi Andy, It was certainly a surprise at the speed of the stormy weather. Just glad we weren't higher up the hill as lightening is scary when on the ridges. Cheers, Charlie.
Fantastic video. Several seasons in the course of the day, perhaps signifying the end of the very hot weather. Such a wonderful part of the country and the views of the South Shiel ridge particularly enticing. Always learn something from your videos, and deciding to turn back due to poor weather is a valuable lesson. Hope you get back up there soon in better conditions. All the best Murdo
Hi Murdo, It's all in the preparation... what time to arrive, duration of first walk and the same for part two. We had expected rain but had planned to be down before it hit. Unfortunately, the timings saw it in early. You can't win all the time...lol. Cheers, Charlie.
Great video, Charlie, of some of my favourite mountains close to home. Yesterday morning the midges really were dreadful - the worst they have been here all year - and on my bike ride up the hill yesterday morning they were hitting my face like needles! Clear to see from your pictures that the hill grasses and reeds in this area are now well developed with autumn colours. The descent from Gleouraich down its south ridge is a delight and I am surprised and disappointed by the number of forest tracks that have been built in Glen Quoich and are now visible from the ridge. The weather did indeed come in quickly yesterday and it went very thundery. However, we had little rain in Invermoriston although Inverness took a beating with water coming through the roof at a major supermarket !! Looking forward to the next one. Best regards, Ian.
Hi Ian, We just needed another couple of hours and things would have gone to plan. There certainly seems to be a lot more estate tracks grown through the years and the ones associated with the water management. They would no doubt suggest for increased revenue? The summer is marching on so we are trying to get north of the great glen before the days shorten. Cheers, Charlie.
I need some advice! Hey Charlie and fellow Munro Baggers. I am from Manchester, so I tend to do Munro bagging as a treat. Once or twice a year I end up in the Highlands! I love a bit of grade 1/2 scrambling and need some advice on what I should do next! The following list is what I have done and please let me know ur all time favourite Munro walk too. (Pls forgive my spelling - a spell check would take too long :) ) 1. Bauchielle etive Mor - via the standard route up the Corrie. 2. Bidean Nam Bian - circular route from Glencoe valley including the lost/hidden valley 3. Ben Nevis via the CMD arete 4. Ben More Assynt and Conival from Ichnadamph 5. Sgurr Alasdair via the Great Stone Chute (was supposed to do more of Skye but unfortunately my friend gathered an injury) 6. I have bagged the other Munro's on the above routes too as expected! I'm thinking the Torridon range as my next spot to visit. Feel free to mention any other peaks I should definitely bag asap! P.s. I do have a reasonable (but not perfect!) head for heights having done various lakes ridges (striding, sharp edge). Also in Snowdonia, I have done Crib Gogh and Tryfan north ridge. Hope this gives a good idea of what I want to do! Cheers, Joe
Hi Joe, You have completed some cracking tops so far but certainly I would point you to Torridon as there isn’t a bad Munro to be found. I include Slioch in this group and possibly Beinn Damh. I’m sure you’ll enjoy the experience. Cheers, Charlie
Another superb video. I did these (two) clockwise as you have that great stalkers path going up and having little to no path going down isn't so much of a pain! The northern corrie is spectacular. Love the occasional photos from past visits you include. Do you still take stills?(!) I've been through your pbase gallery which is really inspirational but no new pics? Glad you got off the hill safely. Lightning and power lines are not a good combination. I like your route up Sgurr a' Mhaoraich, much quicker than the circuit with Am Bathaich, although that's a fine walk.
Hi Norman, I don't take many still images now and make do with captures from the movies. I was into competitions and printing high quality stuff for a few years and carried my digital slr when walking the hills. These current actions cameras and phones make things easier and a lot more portable, so I'm moving along with the times. Cheers, Charlie
I was really close to doing these two yesterday too but decided not to cos of the thunderstorm forecast. Glad you got it in the good weather. Have you ever come off the north ridge of gleouriach to the 845 point and linked onto the 3rd Munro that way? Gordon
Gordon, I haven't done the three that way but I know someone who has and they didn't encounter any issues accessing the north ridge. It's just a longer walk getting back to the start. Cheers, Charlie.
It's nice to see u left the last bit in that you turned around and just didn't scrap it completely, I lot of channels would of just scraped it as they didn't want people to think they planned there walk poorly or there being woses, also the first part of walk at the end when u decended down from the hill, is it a good path all the way down?
Hi Matthew, The weather was just a wee bit earlier than forecast but an easy decision when it started. The path from the second Munro is splendid and zigzags around making things straightforward as it starts from the car park. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 thanks, would u say its a decent munro for beginners? Aye it actually arrived in inverness late somehow and rain was very heavy hear
@@matthewboothman129 You're on the path from the car park all the way to the top, so there shouldn't be an issue for enjoying the Munro. Just pick a decent day and enjoy. Cheers.
Wild end to the day there - would not like to be on a summit in that! Out of interest, what’s your regime for these routes on the west? Do you set off super early or do you camp? I’m guessing you’re located further south
Hello DwW, The route to the west is the direct line to the top and we've normally completed the top on the back of walking else where or travelling through the glen.... Munro bagging at its best 😂 Its about 3hrs travelling for us to this area and normally we would drive up the night before and camp for an early start but we didn't fancy the midge fight this time so left home at 03:00am on this occasion. Cheers, Charlie.
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Another great video, and another superb days weather. This is a favourite walk, the stalking paths make it almost easy!
The "Cluanie Curtain" can come across quickly!
Thanks for sharing
Cheers Alistair 👍
Good evening Charlie…. Looking at the morning mist when you first climbed that big hill was breathtaking. Oh my goodness, there’s some beauty way up looking back. It’s always a great pleasure for me to watch your videos Charlie. I hope to be out hiking soon, when the ice is gone from our woodsy trails and beaches. My knee surgery is healing nicely. Take care my friend. All the best to you n yours. Here’s, LilliStJohn 👌🤗😇
I just love these 2 munros Charlie, sometimes an area or mountain lifts your spirit,the view from the tops especially towards Knoydart does it for me so much that it's on my phone screen, superb video, thankyou, Ian Dundee
Hi Ian, Yes, we all have our favourite glen and tops. Torridon does it for me but there are so many areas to choose. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Mike Hi Charlie, thanks for sharing your day again. A lovely morning, certainly looked like the right call to call the afternoon off. I had a cracking day in the Lake District on Friday, hot but a fantastic walk along the four Wainwrights to the north of Buttermere! 😀⛰🥾
Hi Dave, I bet the Lakes would have been busy with this settled spell of weather. Buttermere is a stunning area. It's like our good weather has moved on now and we're back into the changeable stuff but it was good while it lasted. Cheers, Charlie.
Wow! That weather certainly changed for the worse. A great video as always 👍
Hi Goprocaz, It was forecast for later in the afternoon but turned up early. Quite a contrast between the morning and afternoon. Cheers, Charlie.
Enjoy watching your days out in the hills guys, there is some breathtaking scenery! They are very informative and a good reference for anybody looking at a route. Its obvious you are speaking from many years of experience and many miles of walking over the munro's.
Hi Andrew, Many thanks for your positive comment and great that you enjoyed our latest outing. We've been around the block a few times but enjoy targeting the tops on a regular basis. Cheers, Charlie.
another great video,nice hills these, with good stalker paths. yes, the rain came earlier on Sunday - I just got back the car dry. lucky. Many thanks for sharing ATB
Hi John, It was a surprise just how quick the sunshine changed to a downpour. Great morning and certainly worth the trip. Cheers, Charlie.
Great walk and fantastic views! “Another Munro to the gallon” 😂 That’s how we have to think now sadly.
HI Graeme, Filling the car up after we've been away can be an eye watering experience. 😂Certainly helps when it's a shared costs. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Charlie and Mike what a shame you didn't finish the third Munro as the weather beat you, but what I like is watching your videos of the munros that I haven't bagged before never been into this area before, anyway cracking day's Walking looking forward to your next video 😀 👍
Hi Philip, You're in for a treat once you get around to visiting this glen as its a joy walking the tops either side of the loch. Being tucked in-between Glen Shiel and Knoydart these tops give spectacular views. Enjoy when it comes around...Cheers, Charlie.
Great video as always. 👍
Hi Debbie, Glad you enjoyed our latest trip. We certainly had the full array of weather throughout the day. Cheers, Charlie.
Just to say keep going Charlie. Love the videos. Beautiful scenery, brilliant understated commentary and input from you and Mike. Fantastic and thanks.
Hi Craig, Many thanks for taking the time to view our latest outing. Glad you enjoy them. Cheers, Charlie.
Another great wee video Charlie, I was across the Loch on Saturday on Sgurr Mor, midgies & clegs we're horrible, but like you the views more than compensated
Hi William, Great that you had a cracker on Sgurr Mor as this area is just terrific. Like you, we had the frustration of the flying beasts all through the day who are enjoying the heat and settled conditions. Cheers, Charlie.
👏👏 nice hills on the nice part of the day... was up that way a few weeks back did the two hills clockwise and stay over without the midges
Hi Barrie, We normally drive up the night before and camp but didn't fancy the midge fight as it was obvious the day was going to be settled early on. Great area... The wind direction normally forces us clockwise, like yourself, so it was a we change to reverse the route and have the sun at our backs. Cheers, Charlie.
I did both of those walks on the same day. This month a drove back up to the one that you cross the dam to walk to. Nice quite walks.
Hello, You'll certainly not short of many walking options in this area. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.
Nice one lads. Me and Robin were on the Strathconon Corbetts on a wild camp. Back off the hill for 9sh before the thunder and rain came.
Hi Kev, It was wild when the weather arrived and just glad we were higher on the hill. The condition would have been pretty scary on the tops that's for sure. I'll look forward to your movies of your trips. Cheers, Charlie.
Nice 1 Charlie.
It's a stunning area.
Thanks for sharing
ATB
Tam
Hi Tam, Its just a terrific area when the weather is settled. We're try to bash a few tops north of the great glen before the days start getting shorter.
Enjoyed you Ring of Steall movie this morning... what a stunning day you both had. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055
Thank you Charlie.
The weather was fantastic and the views where amazing 👏 .
Look forward to watching them.
ATB
Tam
Great video. Cloud inversion over the loch was wonderful. Pity the weather turned on you second half, but the morning was beautiful.
Hi Jonathan, Its a beautiful area to have these cool misty mornings and its always a pleasure walking through the inversion into the light, just magic. Cheers, Charlie.
Absolutely great video guys, as always. Look forward to seeing them.
Keep up the good work, midges looked like no fun!
Cheers.
Hi Stephen, The midges were wild, even on the tops there was very little breeze and allowed them to fly. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.
great vid Charlie, I did this route a few months ago. by the time we were coming down Gleouraich the weather cleared and the views over Loch Quoich are some of the finest I have ever seen!! Shame the weather didnt play ball for your 2nd half. I take my hat off to you guys for being so fit and having the energy and mindset to do 2 outings in 1 day!!!
Hi Andrew, During the longer summer days there is always the opportunity for extend days depending upon where you're heading. Singles, like our third, are great if you can tag them with some other tops. Many thanks for taking a look. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 by the time I had done these 2 I was not in the least bit interested in doing another later in the day 😂😂
@@andrewsadventures5747 I like it...😂 Getting changed and a bit of lunch helps a wee bit along with the thought of not having to drive in the glen again 😂. Cheers.
@@charliemccartney7055 ok but you guys are fitter than the average person that’s for sure! It amazes me how quickly you do the routes!
@@andrewsadventures5747 You've just got to keep walking. We'll typically do 40km with 1800m of ascent in our local hills on a weekly basis just to keep the legs going. It just doesn't get easier. Cheers.
You guys are that fast, lightning would never catch you:)
Hi Rich, I like it...lol. I think we would have had our tails burnt, just glad we were still quite low. Cheers, Charlie.
Good stuff. The views coming down off the second one are great. That weather turned so fast. Nice capture of the thunder and lightning at the end there. Cheers.
Hi Andy, It was certainly a surprise at the speed of the stormy weather. Just glad we weren't higher up the hill as lightening is scary when on the ridges. Cheers, Charlie.
Fantastic video. Several seasons in the course of the day, perhaps signifying the end of the very hot weather. Such a wonderful part of the country and the views of the South Shiel ridge particularly enticing. Always learn something from your videos, and deciding to turn back due to poor weather is a valuable lesson. Hope you get back up there soon in better conditions. All the best Murdo
Hi Murdo, It's all in the preparation... what time to arrive, duration of first walk and the same for part two. We had expected rain but had planned to be down before it hit. Unfortunately, the timings saw it in early. You can't win all the time...lol. Cheers, Charlie.
Great video, Charlie, of some of my favourite mountains close to home. Yesterday morning the midges really were dreadful - the worst they have been here all year - and on my bike ride up the hill yesterday morning they were hitting my face like needles! Clear to see from your pictures that the hill grasses and reeds in this area are now well developed with autumn colours. The descent from Gleouraich down its south ridge is a delight and I am surprised and disappointed by the number of forest tracks that have been built in Glen Quoich and are now visible from the ridge. The weather did indeed come in quickly yesterday and it went very thundery. However, we had little rain in Invermoriston although Inverness took a beating with water coming through the roof at a major supermarket !! Looking forward to the next one. Best regards, Ian.
Hi Ian, We just needed another couple of hours and things would have gone to plan. There certainly seems to be a lot more estate tracks grown through the years and the ones associated with the water management. They would no doubt suggest for increased revenue? The summer is marching on so we are trying to get north of the great glen before the days shorten. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Guys, great way to spend a Sunday morning.....
Rain you say!!!! Oh I remember that...😂
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Hi Dave, The sun clock has been ticking these last few weeks but Scotlands weather gods will bring us back to earth😂. Cheers, Charlie.
I need some advice! Hey Charlie and fellow Munro Baggers. I am from Manchester, so I tend to do Munro bagging as a treat. Once or twice a year I end up in the Highlands! I love a bit of grade 1/2 scrambling and need some advice on what I should do next! The following list is what I have done and please let me know ur all time favourite Munro walk too. (Pls forgive my spelling - a spell check would take too long :) )
1. Bauchielle etive Mor - via the standard route up the Corrie.
2. Bidean Nam Bian - circular route from Glencoe valley including the lost/hidden valley
3. Ben Nevis via the CMD arete
4. Ben More Assynt and Conival from Ichnadamph
5. Sgurr Alasdair via the Great Stone Chute (was supposed to do more of Skye but unfortunately my friend gathered an injury)
6. I have bagged the other Munro's on the above routes too as expected!
I'm thinking the Torridon range as my next spot to visit. Feel free to mention any other peaks I should definitely bag asap!
P.s. I do have a reasonable (but not perfect!) head for heights having done various lakes ridges (striding, sharp edge). Also in Snowdonia, I have done Crib Gogh and Tryfan north ridge. Hope this gives a good idea of what I want to do!
Cheers, Joe
Hi Joe, You have completed some cracking tops so far but certainly I would point you to Torridon as there isn’t a bad Munro to be found. I include Slioch in this group and possibly Beinn Damh. I’m sure you’ll enjoy the experience. Cheers, Charlie
Another superb video. I did these (two) clockwise as you have that great stalkers path going up and having little to no path going down isn't so much of a pain! The northern corrie is spectacular. Love the occasional photos from past visits you include. Do you still take stills?(!) I've been through your pbase gallery which is really inspirational but no new pics? Glad you got off the hill safely. Lightning and power lines are not a good combination. I like your route up Sgurr a' Mhaoraich, much quicker than the circuit with Am Bathaich, although that's a fine walk.
Hi Norman, I don't take many still images now and make do with captures from the movies. I was into competitions and printing high quality stuff for a few years and carried my digital slr when walking the hills. These current actions cameras and phones make things easier and a lot more portable, so I'm moving along with the times. Cheers, Charlie
I was really close to doing these two yesterday too but decided not to cos of the thunderstorm forecast. Glad you got it in the good weather. Have you ever come off the north ridge of gleouriach to the 845 point and linked onto the 3rd Munro that way? Gordon
Gordon, I haven't done the three that way but I know someone who has and they didn't encounter any issues accessing the north ridge. It's just a longer walk getting back to the start. Cheers, Charlie.
It's nice to see u left the last bit in that you turned around and just didn't scrap it completely, I lot of channels would of just scraped it as they didn't want people to think they planned there walk poorly or there being woses, also the first part of walk at the end when u decended down from the hill, is it a good path all the way down?
Hi Matthew, The weather was just a wee bit earlier than forecast but an easy decision when it started. The path from the second Munro is splendid and zigzags around making things straightforward as it starts from the car park. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 thanks, would u say its a decent munro for beginners? Aye it actually arrived in inverness late somehow and rain was very heavy hear
@@matthewboothman129 You're on the path from the car park all the way to the top, so there shouldn't be an issue for enjoying the Munro. Just pick a decent day and enjoy. Cheers.
Very wise decision guys
Hi Paul, It was like someone hit the storm button as things change in minutes. Just glad we weren't any higher. Cheers, Charlie.
Wild end to the day there - would not like to be on a summit in that! Out of interest, what’s your regime for these routes on the west? Do you set off super early or do you camp? I’m guessing you’re located further south
Hello DwW, The route to the west is the direct line to the top and we've normally completed the top on the back of walking else where or travelling through the glen.... Munro bagging at its best 😂
Its about 3hrs travelling for us to this area and normally we would drive up the night before and camp for an early start but we didn't fancy the midge fight this time so left home at 03:00am on this occasion. Cheers, Charlie.