Escaping The STORM at Luib Chonnal Bothy & Hiking in STRONG WINDS!
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2022
- Strong Winds, rain and snow with a night away in Luib Chonnal Bothy (Glen Roy). Plus a Scottish Mountain (Carn Dearg) thrown in too.
Due to forecasted back to back storms over the weekend, Bryan (a fellow UA-camr) and I had to quickly throw together a plan B so our trip could still go ahead. We felt a bothy would be a more sensible decision. Next again day after a fine bothy night, a short weather window between Storm Malik and Storm Corrie allowed us JUST enough time to get up to the summit of Carn Dearg.
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⚡ Check out Bryan's version of the weekend here: ua-cam.com/video/kzqQ17FDrwg/v-deo.html
Always good to see both versions of a trip
The angels that left that clean fireplace and prepped wood. May their whisky flask never be empty.
Amen to that. 🥃
Stayed in that Bothy over 20 years ago now. Happy to see it is still there and still open. So many are now gone and or closed permanently. I remember there being cut logs when I stayed there all those years ago. Somebody had even left a dram or two, that was just awesome.
Good to hear the estate have been supplied wood for all those years. It's a fine bothy, that's my second visit. Was there nearly 10 years ago.
It is about 14-15 years ago that I stayed at this bothy. A lot seems to have been done to improve it since. But i do remember that there were a load of comfortable armchairs there, which seem to have gone now. A polythene sheet was across half of the upstairs area, presumably to keep the heat from the stove. Downstairs was an earth floor from memory.... Must make a return visit sometime before I get too decrepit!
Hi Alan, I remember the polythene sheet from my first visit. Circa 10 years ago. Trying to find my pics to see if the comfy chairs were there too. Definitely worth a revisit mate. 🏚 🔥 🥃
The best things in life are free, excellent bothy accommodation and a day on the hill being battered by the weather, bliss🤤
It worked out pretty well all things considered. 🔥👌🏼
Love it when folks work sensibly with wind speed and direction. I find even on horror days you can box clever and have a great day out. That's the advantages of having a giant 800m wind breaker. ATB :-)
Bang on mate, I think we excuted our plan B perfectly all things considered. 👌🏼 The drive home was tiresome though, snow on the A9 and just constant rain after that.
Fantastic music at intro Robin 👌 👍👍
P.s. bless yer for giving our Herm a shout. Bless him and his sainsbury poly bag..👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏
Haha cheers, I do like that one, will definitely use it again. 😄
It will be the 3rd anniversary of his passing in the next couple of days. 😔
Always good to see Brian in another video! That bothy looked pretty cosy, almost like a sauna at one point 😂
He's a guid lad. 😁 👍🏻
Aye it was pretty toasty like. 🔥 🥵
Roasty toasty 🤣 it definitely looked cosy until you hit the top of the corbit great trip out Robin atb daz
Haha, cheers Daz. It was good to sneak in a hill. 😁
Looked a braw nicht 🔥🥃 Bry seems sound. His channel is guid. Bless Hermit 😔
Bry is a guid lad, we'll need to get a wee group meet on the go at some point. 😁
Cool thanks mate
Thanks for the comments mate.
Thank you for this video. I truly enjoy the stark beauty of Scotland.
Thank you 😎
Great video, loved the chilled bothy night and loved the side view of the mountain where you can literally see the layers of weather and snow, cheers
Cheers Reecey. It was certainly a chilled evening. 😁🥃🔥
awesome vid nice and toste mate sound wet under foot can windy and winter up there atb Bryan
Cheers Bryan. The toasty bothy made up for the wet conditions. 😁
Looked like a wild one Robin. Good decision to remain adaptable and change your plans to suit 👍. Think you turned that bothy into a sauna 😁. ATB - Dave
The Bothy Sauna 🤔 think that could be a business plan for a new venture? Hope you're well mate, got your Welsh trip on my to watch list as I'm back down in Wales in May.
Great that you were able to pivot on your original plans and still have a good night out!
Exactly and the lull between the storms allowed us that short window too. Cheers mate. 😎
That looked a cozy wee bothy Robin, nice to see folks look after these places. Good plan on descending, it did look a little breezy up there👀👍👍
It was toasty Tony, coal is the difference to take it up a few degrees. 🔥 We got off just in time. 😁
Classy bothy!
One of the best in the central Highlands. 🤔
No such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate shelter..😉. Excellent video gentlemen. Thank you for sharing Robin.
Cheers Jim. Can't beat a stone tent in weather like that. 🔥
Good old bonnie Scotland & it’s lovely bothies, can’t beat em. Great video 👌
Cheers Vic. Bothies are hard to beat when the weather is poor.
Good move using the bothy Robin it looked really cosy with the roaring fire 🔥 glad you got a bit if a window to get the corbett done 👍
Cheers bud, it worked out well all things considered. 👌🏼
Nice adventure
Cheers mate 😎 👍🏻
Hi Robin yet another Great video so love wen u go high in the hills wasn't great weather but hey loved the video u take care can't wait for next one
Cheers John, that's two in a row now I've not had a view from this year. 3rd time lucky later this month hopefully. 😁
Lovely chilled bothy night, roasty toasty as you said 😂. Then battered on a Corbett, whats not to love. Enjoyed it as always. New sleeping mat looks interesting 🧐
Ha, good contrast there. 😄
The new mat seems good, I'll talk about it more in my next wild camping trip I think.
Great to see you again, Robin - and with a new bonus mate! You're either very brave or, well, you know... Great that you had the bothy to yourselves - bet that doesn't happen often these days!
Haha, it is a bit weird meeting randoms of the Internet. But Bryan is sound as a pound. I think the weather must have put folk off.
Aw @@WalkWithWallace you say the kindest things 😂 Good company all round 👍🏼
@@AScotsmanOutdoors 😚
Nice one Robin. Great Plan B and avoided the worst of the weather. The Bothy looked great - you could have been in the Canary Islands. Great stuff 👍👍👍
Cheers mate, aye we pulled it off all things considered. The drive home was tiresome in those conditions though. 😬
Great video, love the bothy..😊 and hello to Brian!👋
Cheers Janie. 😁 👍🏻
Class video Robin, 25°🤣 That’s mint haha. Interesting bit of info on those scars too, some feature! I was in the Galloway hills with my dad escaping the winds. Lovely area👌🏻 Good watch as always bud👍🏻 Mark
Haha, the coal makes the difference like. Wood kept it just over 20°c. 🔥
Nice one Mark, I'm due another trip down to Galloway to finish my remaining Corbetts down there.
Was looking at some of your older vids
You are light years ahead of yourself
Keep up the good work
Cheers Neeman. Appreciate the positive feedback. 😁 👍🏻
Crikey you scored with the wood stash in there! No wonder you guys slept in the room with the fire lol. Love a bothy night, great to sit and chat the night away - especially after a wet and wild hike in. Cheers Robin TFS :)
Haha, hit the jackpot there eh.🔥
As much as I love camping, bothies are more socialable this time of year. 😁 👍🏻
@@WalkWithWallace definitely more sociable and you hit the jackpot with this one 😁
Great stuff. I love videos like this. It's always nice to walk somewhere when the weather is manky like that and be able to close a door after you! What is the black Mountain Equipment jacket you have on in this video? Cheers, Ray
Cheers Ray and totally agree. This is where bothies trump camping imho. It’s the Firefox jacket, they’ve brought out a new version since.
Nice one Robin nothing beat good night at the bothy :D
Cheers Dawid. 😁 👍🏻
It's good to see that Bothy again , even though I stay in Fort William, it must be 20 years since I've stayed there , as well as many others in the Highlands. I do plan to start again now the Kids ard older , and the missus got me the Bothy Bible for Christmas , so sparked my interest .I recently watched all your Cape Wrath series and enjoyed it 👍
Cheers John, the bothy must have changed a bit in 20 years. The partition wasn't there on my last visit. The CWT was amazing, I still smile looking back on it. 😁
Nice love a good bothy stay and a collab too! 👍
Cheers. 🏡🔥👣
Nice one robin. I thought getting the bothy up to 5oC in December was decent but you win. Gordon
Haha, here if you ever go to Bob Scott's that's the most insulated bothy I've been in I'm sure it will tip 30°c. 🥵
@@WalkWithWallace have passed it a number of times but never been in. 👍👍
@@whenigotothemountains1203 its a busy bothy, nice place to stop for a brew. 😁
We love Bryan. Shame he didn't want to talk on this as he's a lovely speaker. Great video 👍
Cheers Robert, Bryan is a good lad. Hope to meet up at some point again in the near future. 👍🏼 😁
Been in Morrisons at Fort William before and a very sound decision on taking Plan B with those winds about. What a great bothy that was and someone deserves a medal for all those cut logs, surprised you had it all too yourselves mind. The mornings weather looked much better till mid afternoon anyways and it looks like you came off that Fell just in time, cheers Alan
Morrisons in Fort William is too convenient for breakfast. That log pile was like a lottery win. 😁 👍🏻
Nice video!
Cheers. 😎 👍🏻
What a great bothy Robin! Like the new hat! You got the temperature up to 25c amazing my current room temperature is 15.5c, hope to see you and Kev on some good adventures in 2022, Have fun! Kind regards Mark Shaw.
Cheers Mark, but which hat? I had two new beanies on in the video. 😂 I'm a sucker for beanies and Buffs.
Kev and I will hopefully be out later this month. 🤞🏻
@@WalkWithWallace Hi Robin, pale blue with what looked like mountains on it! Got my next 4 trips to Arthur's seat booked, strongest ever wind on last visit got blown off feet,1st time ever! Got amazing rail tickets for May Morpeth- Edinburgh £14.50 return fantastic!! Look forward to seeing the pup in future years! Take care Robin and tell Batman kev I am asking after him! Mark.
@@markalanshaw4950 aw yeah the Outdoor Research effort. 😁 That's great value on the trains, I might bump into you on Arthur's Seat one day. 👍🏻
We call those little blue holes in the clouds, a "sucker hole." Because only a sucker thinks the weather's going to get better based on that tiny bit of blue!
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Never done a Bothy but that looked great. Nice vid Robin
It was a top night with that fire. 😁 👍🏻
Fantastic upload mate, music is fabulous.
Cheers mate. 😎👍🏻
That was getting knarly there. :D I know from riding a bicycle in even moderate rain that it can be impossible to keep your eyes open, so the googles are a great thing to have in your kit.
We got off the mountain just about at the right time that day.
Excellent Robin, that's exactly what you hope for when you think of a bothy, a lovely roaring fire while the weather blaws a hoolie outside :D Brilliant to see you out with Bryan, his channel is top notch!
It was the perfect bothy night, good company, a fire and some whisky. 👌🏼 Even better when it's blowing a hoolie outside.
@@WalkWithWallace Belter :D Amazing that folk make the effort to keep these remote buildings stocked up!
@@outlawedlandscapes well the estate were telling us its to stop people burning bits of the bothy they rip off. 🙄
@@WalkWithWallace Oh, jeezo. That's shocking if that's the case, but still a lovely thing for them to do for respectful users!
@@outlawedlandscapes I'd say so, most folk respect them. 😁
Brilliant just discovered you. Glen coe was wild today.
Cheers mate. Did you get anything done or just driving through the Glen?
That looked like a great way to spend a windswept evening. You are very well catered for with those Scottish bothies. Must have been great to see all of those logs for the fire. I’ve got my first Scottish hiking adventure to look forward to next month. I’m off to the Isle of Arran. Really looking forward to it. I notice you have done some videos there so I’ll watch those for a bit of inspiration
Aw mate, you could probably tell in the video how happy I was. We forgot half a bag of logs, so it made the difference to the evening. 😁
You'll love Arran and I've covered the 4 main peaks in my vids, so hopefully some food for thought for you. 😊
That must have been an all inclusive bothey 😂
Fire wood in abundance..
Stay safe 🏔👍
😁 The Estate are really good to supply all that wood. We didn't even touch our supply. 🔥
A nice bit of luxury in a grim looking day. I need to do more winter bothie trips. Especially when so well stocked with wood. 🤔
That was a nice surprise as we forgot to pick up a half bag of logs from Bryan's car. They're not all well stocked like that.
Nice one Robin , a wee Bothy night now and again is a good change from the tent . Another Corbett in the bag mate .. cheers Stevie
Bothies are a bit more sociable this time of year eh. 😁 2 off the 150 mark, getting there slowly.
@@WalkWithWallace Good going mate
@@ootnboots Ruth is beating me though, we're talking about a joint completion do.
Turned into a good trip after All Robin and what luck at the bothy with all that wood, nice and warm.
Reminded me of the warm night I had at Brattleburn once when freezing outside.
Allways a pleasure to watch your vids.
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Cheers Dave, it was a great plan, the wood supply we carried in wouldn't have lasted that long either. 🔥
I've yet to visit Brattleburn, would you recommend it?
@@WalkWithWallace well I enjoyed it Robin, it might have been 20 years ago. Someone left a 7 pint can of larger and a full bottle of whiskey. My Dad melted his boots on the stove in the night and strugled to get his feet in them in the morning.
🤣🤣🤣 we still laugh about it.
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@@DaveGoodman1959 haha, bothy culture right there. 😜
Smashing wee trip Robin 👌
Cheers mucker. Was glad we didn't cancel the trip. 😁 👍🏻
Looked a great one this Robin and as much as I prefer being in a tent you can’t beat a bothy night with a fire crackling away. 25°C??!!! That’s like a British summer 😂. ATB Steve
Haha, I was thinking at the time that's a good British summer temperature. 😁
Must admit I prefer camping, I do like a bothy night too, as its more socialable when the weather is crap.
@@WalkWithWallace I might hit a bothy tonight for a quick easy overnighter. The stars are looking great atm too even in a light polluted area where I live so will be even better on the borders 🤞🏼. Let’s hope these strong winds start to settle
@@outdoorslifestyle2900 where you thinking, somewhere in the Cheviots / Pennines?
@@WalkWithWallace just up at kielder mate know two good spots but leaning towards one 🤞🏼 it’s empty though lol
@@outdoorslifestyle2900 ideal. 😁 👍🏻
You chose the right Bothy Robin - a result on the wood there mate. A real nice night had I imagine - roasty toasty with some good chat. Not so toasty on top though although I felt an awesome mountain day vibe as you were descending. Good going. I enjoyed that. Take care. Mark
Cheers Mark, it turned out to be a really good weekend working with the weather. The bothy was fantastic. 🔥
@@WalkWithWallace A pleasure Robin. Yeah it looked to have a lot of the stuff we like in it. Peace.
Awesome
Cheers WG. 😁 👍🏻
Nice one Robin, I mind was on Beinn Eibhinn heading round towards Aonach Beag last year and the wind really picked up and, as I watched my cap making its way north with no intention of going anyway other than horizontal, decided that it may be more prudent to make my way down to the glen - it was really wild for sure.
Wise decision, nothing like a bit of gear flying away to make your mind up. 😬
@@WalkWithWallace at least I am able to go back again and complete the travers - wouldn't be so easy from a box lol
@@williejack3695 good place to revisit at least, I love the Ben Alder region.
Safest place for a camp Robin , tucked away in a warm bothy with a few drams . Looked a little wild up on those tops mind 🥶🥶 atb Dave
We definitely got off the hill at the right time, it was a tough drive home afterwards. Hope you're well Dave, you've been quiet recently.
@@WalkWithWallace yeah having a little break from YT also been getting treatment on my sciatica issue which is now improving 👍 and the nights are so bloody long this time of year 😂
@@BorderRambler speedy recovery mate. 👍🏻 At least the nights are drawing out now. I'm getting from work and it's still light. 😁
Hello Robin. Looked a lot safer and warmer in the bothy. Nice you mentioned Head For The Hills Scotland. Chocamocka. Enjoyed watching. Atb Steve 👍
It was a wise decision, worked out well. Will always tip my cap to Andrew, he's a legend.
Love Andrew's videos 👍
Was just going back through one of Andrews videos last week for the thieves Road. Lovely.
I will be going part of it in the opposite direction but I won't be doing miles per day the way he could. He was able to eat up the miles.
@@BrokenBackMountains I enjoyed his SNT collection. He certainly did put in the miles with a heavy pack.
@@WalkWithWallace He certainly let us know how "heavy" it was as well😉
Fantastic.
Cheers James. 😎👍🏻
Never been a fan of bothies Robin, but that one, I must say looked pretty welcoming with all that fire wood and especially in those conditions. I'm counting the days till the fishing season starts, canny wait to get back out there, Take care mate, ATB.
There's some decent ones, the harder to reach bothies are the best ones to visit as the idiots are too lazy to frequent those bothies. Do you stay in the fishing bothy/huts?
@@WalkWithWallace Yeah I know what you mean mate, same goes for the best fishing spots, the further away the better, I usually camp or bivvy it, sometimes I'll 100% rough it, especially if it's a really long walk in, fishing gear, camera, plus camping gear weighs a ton, but I don't like bothies at all, I've had some expensive gear chewed up by mice in the past, I avoid them mainly for that reason, also some of them stink of sweaty hikers 😜 Lol , I can't do Foosty damp smells either, I know, I'm OCD... ATB 😀
@@vr_gamers8116 😂 Haha, that made me laugh. Thankfully I've never had my gear chewed up by mice. Enjoy the new fishing season when it arrives mate. 🎣
@@WalkWithWallace Hehe.. glad you can take a wee joke mate 😇
Love it guys.
Cheers Kirsty. 😎 👍🏻
Head for the hills still miss his videos sadly missed.
Hi Kevin, what happened to him? I was thinking about him lately wondering what had happened to him.
@@gavinscottmyadventure he passed away a couple of years ago now. Very sad loved watching him.
Loved Andrew, total underrated channel and its the 3rd anniversary of his death in a few days, so wanted to give him a wee mention.
@@WalkWithWallace 3 years now wow how time flies.
@@kevinfromelgin2651 it does eh. I was gutted he never got to finish the SNT.
Now that's a bothy. After having just returned from a bothy trip, I was slightly jealous of pile of wood you pair had, I'm currently nursing my foraging for wood calluses 🤣. Beautifully made video thanks for putting the effort in to bring fantastic content 💗🥾
Cheers Emz, which bothy were you at? 🔥 😁
@@WalkWithWallace green bothy in Northumberland. I live in the Cheviot hills so it's pretty local to me
@@emz_adventure I know roughly where you are, an area I need to explore more. 🤔
@@WalkWithWallace you should. I think you'd love it. If you do cheviot go from College Valley it's much quieter and absolutely stunning
@@emz_adventure I'll remember that. Kev and I did the Cheviot from the Scottish side and did Windy Gyle too. Was one of those endless rain and no views days.
Good choice that bothy and admire you both for going up the hills next day in shitty weather. Good exercise he:-] Luib Chonnal is my very favourite, did it with my son and Sofie 2 years ago on bikes. Remember we went for a quick refreshment to the waterfall close to bothy. It was June but we had rain, hails, sun.. everything! Planning to go back there again but from Melgarve. It looks even more adventures aproach:-]
It's a top bothy, that stove is excellent. The Melgarve approach looks good actually. Would need to see if I could make a circuit of it.
we have gone in as far as Loch Spey and plan to carry on out to Luib Chonnel at some point
@@williejack3695 is that on the Speyside Way?
@@WalkWithWallace coming in from Melgarve on heading towards Luib Chonnel fella. The very start of the great Spey
I just bought that sleeping mat, unfortunately it never arrived in time for my last camp but I was talking to Monty about it and he bought it on the spot. Hopefully you got on ok with it even though it did not sound like you needed anything with a r value in the bothy. I was at Glen Roy a few years ago I think it was Darwin that said they were beaches made by the ocean but he was wrong and the freeze and thaw process was proven correct. Another great video Robin cheers for sharing. ATB Gus
Funnily enough it was Monty who alerted me to the sleeping mat too. I had a comfortable night's sleep on it. Looking forward to testing it out camping. The parallel roads are really interesting, makes sense too with the frozen lake.
@@WalkWithWallace 🤣😂 if it's not any good don't let him blame me.
@@GusExplores haha, well so far so good and my 3 season mat is the Exped too. 👌🏼
@@WalkWithWallace I have a lot of friends with expeds I don't think you can go wrong with them.
I've had the downmat 5m for a couple of years now. Well comfy. It sort of cradles you. I think - 10 is at its limit though. Unlike exped it is pretty silent. If mine ever pops I'd replace it with another one exactly the same. Come to think of it, if it ever pops the tent is going to look like a chicken massacre site.
I found it cradled me too, so hopefully that'll help when I pair it up with my quilt. 💤 I do like Exped mats, that's two I've got now.
Bothy sauna 😂 thanks for sharing
Haha, near enough. 🔥🥵
I like that route as part of a MTN bike trip. Up Glen Roy and over the pass to Fort Augustus. Bothies are not for me. Smokers, druggies, noise, smelly people and dogs.
We've been quite lucky with the people we've met in bothies, but I've heard a few horror stories too, particularly from the bothies in the Borders.
Wee fire looked the business.
You forget your marshmallows? 😉
Haha, it's a cracking wee stove that. 🔥 No fussed on toasted marshmallows though. 😜
Amazing video…I have to Finnish it later as have to run to work haha but beautiful wild place…if it is not a secrete which bothy is this one? I do understand that it’s not always good saying locations 😄
Thanks Eva, hope work isn't too bad today I'm just about to start too. 😖
It's an MBA maintained bothy, so all the locations are public on their website, plus the Bothy Bible book that was released a few years ago.
@@WalkWithWallace yeah I do have the bothy bible for a while 🤗 I just noticed there are mixed feelings about enclosing the locations 🤷♀️😄 good luck at work it’s been quiet here so far 😄
@@evachjourney it's a good book, but it caused a bit of controversy as he made money off the back of volunteers and made the bothies much more popular. I kinda agree, but I'm probably a bit of a hypocrite posting vids of them. 🤷🏻♂️ Cats well out of the bag now. Work is quite too I'm working from home. 😁
@@WalkWithWallace ah ok this was the controversy about it I thought some money went to the volunteering organisation…I agree as well but makes me same hypocrite as without the book I would never knew about many bothies…certainly nicer of less people are coming as well requieres less care about it but on the other hand I’m one of those people learning about bothies myself 🤷♀️😄 I guess it’s a difficult topic…there are similar things in my country but I don’t even know where they are and you usually stumble upon them by chance or someone tells you…maybe that’s the way bothies were meant to be here too yet the book was made 😄🤷♀️
@@WalkWithWallace ah that sure is quiet haha I work in cafe part time so was only one off day being quiet haha
How long of a walk.can you fish and eat them at the bothy
Hi Daniel, didn't take much longer than a couple of hours. Not sure if you need a permit or not for fishing.
Hi cud someone please tell me where thus both is
Hey Letitia, all the info is on the MBA website: www.mountainbothies.org.uk/bothies/central-highlands/luib-chonnal/
@@WalkWithWallace thank you so much how kind of you stay safe
@@letitiamccann1317 😎 👍🏼
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I'm having a little trouble understanding.
My accent? There’s subtitles.
I remember reading about the Glen Roy Roads years ago and they struck me as something quite cool. Are the 'roads' apparent on just one hillside or can their contours be traced right around the valley? One last question, I've always fancied staying in a bothy but was wondering, do mice ever nibble folks' expensive gear? That could potentially put me off! Good stuff Robin.
Cheers Chris, the roads can be traced right around the Glen on both sides, more prominent in places though. Mice can be present, particularly if folk don't sweep up after themselves. Some bothies have a bad rep for mice. I've had over 40 bothy nights and *touch wood* never had any gear chewed. One once chewed through my friend's Nalgene bottle that had olive oil in it. Always hang your food from the ceiling too.
@@WalkWithWallace Cheers pal. 👍
I woke up in Culra (when it was open and we didn't know about asbestos) with a mouse on my chest. I'm still not keen on sleeping in bothies after that. I will use them for shelter and warmth but sleep in my tent.
@@BrokenBackMountains I had a dream like that, well to this day I don't know if it was a dream or real. But I woke my friend up when I screamed and thought the mouse was inside my bag. 😂
Does Bothy’s has potty’s?
No, you need to take the bothy spade a walk well away from water sources. 💩