Meall Ghaordaidh, Glen Lochay

This walk talks in the single munro Meall Ghaordaidh in Glen Lochay. A straight up and down route starting just west of Duncroisk makes for a short day. The wintery conditions kept things interesting and the fresh snow added to the challenge. A great morning and well worth the effort.

[@johnatkinson1710]

Fantastic Guys, looks like winter has arrived

[@jeffreywinter2660]

Sat in front of a nice warm fire watching this one, well done great video.

[@charlesrobert9527]

Love the light conditions you encountered. Looks like a great one to do in snow conditions so long as the snow isn’t too deep.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Charles, It’s a cracking top for winter as it’s just the right distance and nothing too steep. Cheers, Charlie

[@charlesrobert9527]

When you read about this Munro you get the impression it doesn’t have much interest. However it seems to be a brilliant Munro to tackle in full winter conditions. I enjoyed your video. Brilliant views from up at the top. Thanks for sharing and highlighting the benefits of a winter outing.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Charles, The winter conditions can certainly enhance the Munro experience on some tops and as they generally have the rounded landscape which takes away the fear of any large drops. It's a bonus with Meall Ghaordaidh as it also provide spectacular surrounding views.
No such thing as a dull Munro as you just can't measure the individual benefits of getting out and giving it a try 👍 Cheers, Charlie

[@charlesrobert9527]

Thanks Charlie, I always appreciate your videos as not only do they offer lots of information but also they have a positive spin about your day out. Many thanks.

[@geoffreysutton760]

Irving Butterfield called this the dullest hill in the Highlands. Not today. Splendid again,guys. Thanks.

[@mountainarena7202]

Great video. I was out on Sunday as well and I think you guys made the better decision. I was considering Meall Ghaoraidh but elected for Ben Challum instead and after starting off a bit later than planned, really struggled in very deep snow and eventually turned around 50m below the summit due to poor conditions and fading light. It was a hard decision but the right one. Thanks for posting this video, they really make you want to get out and about in the Scottish hills. Thanks

[@mawebb88]

Fabulous.