Tallest Peak in the Outer Hebrides | An Cliseam | Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Rounding off our hiking holiday Alistair and Douglas climbed to the highest point in the Outer Hebrides, An Cliseam on the Isle of Harris. With views across the Isle of Lewis and Harris, North Uist, and back to the mainland of Scotland it is a breathtaking spot to be at.
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That is defo one to be penned in to
do.
Absolutely stunning, lads.
Once again, thanks for sharing 🥃
thank you! I can’t speak highly enough of the Isles of Lewis & Harris, we had a great time and I would encourage everyone to visit.
Nice 1!
Was a great day
I'd heard that was a good walk - it looks spectacular! Another one to look forward to.
Beautiful views from the summit. Maybe consider the horseshoe if you have the time.
@@HighlandHikers I'd love to do the horseshoe - especially if I get weather like that!
Just discovered this channel, superb videos guys.
Thanks for joining us Scott!
Another great video guys looks fantastic up there! Was up Corserine in the Galloway Hills recently highly recommend it really good corbett. 👍
Thanks David. Will have a look at that one, been wanting to head down that way again for a while now.
Great video. Stunning weather. Did you not spot st kilda that day . Its seeable from clisham summit on a good day
Thank you! We didn’t see it unfortunately, and to be honest we didn’t know we could have until we were almost back down again. Next time we will just have to visit St Kilda instead!
i've been up about 6 times. Only ever find the path on the way back🤣
It’s a lot easier to find on the way down thats for sure 😂
Being stuck away from the hills is killing me but seeing the superb days you guys have had over the last few videos has kept the dream alive (one more week... one more week).
I'm itching to get back out and seeing these views has just solidified how much I'm missing the hills, plus I now have Harris and Lewis notched up the 'to do list'.
As always, excellent stuff guys and I look forward to seeing more of the same.
That must be hard going Bryan, was wondering why you hadn’t posted a video in a wee while. Hopefully you can get out soon enough!
Harris and Lewis were fantastic to visit and we’d thoroughly recommend it to anyone.
It's absolute murder but I have a day in sight, the ten day forecast doesn't bode well but I'm probably going out anyway, I need something.
Hopefully one day I'll get across there and if I ever find the time I'd like to tackle the Hebridean Way. Just one of my many Scottish wishes.
Hope to see you both out soon 👍🏼
It is a very peaceful and impressive video. Thanks to you, I felt like I was traveling. Thank you, my friend!!👍39
Thank you for the kind words!
Some spectacular views guys, looking forward to the next film. 👍🏼
We couldn’t have asked for better weather, was breathtaking.
You lucky guys! Great weather and some great camera work. I am hoping to get there one day soon.
Thanks Fraser, couldn’t have asked for better weather
You lads struck lucky with the weather. I hope that when I eventually get there I see some of the same. As for Alistair making the effort, you're more likely to regret NOT doing something than doing it!
We certainly did Allan, the weather was glorious for the next few days afterwards as well. Next week we’ll have a video covering some of the island when you can see the beautiful beaches in the sunshine.
I contemplated not doing it cause I had injured my toe a few days before, an injury I’m still feeling the effects of over a month later.
There's not really anywhere you could pitch a tent on the summit is there?
There are a couple of possible spots for a small tent but might be on a slight slops. There might be other options further round the longer route though.
Don't start at the wrong car park!
Thanks for watching
Hi can you describe the terrain in Harris and Lewis. I did hear and read that Lewis is flat but is there anything else you can say about the two?
Lewis is generally fairly flat, as far as Scotland goes, with rolling hills and steep cliffs down to the ocean on a lot of sides. As you head south towards Harris it becomes much more mountainous, especially as the island narrows, much more reminiscent of the Highlands.