Luinne Beinn, Meall Buidhe, Knoydart
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- A previous visit from 2018: • Knoydart 07:07:18
This walk into Barrisdale Bay started from the road end at Kinloch Hourn. The 11km takes approx 2.5-3hrs to get into the bothy/campsite if you are staying the night. We then went on to walk a clockwise loop for Mam Barrisdale for Luinne Bheinn and Meall Buidhe which turned out to be a cracking night.
Fantastic great area brought back found memories of my walks over these Munro’s will have to re visit thanks both
Hi Andrew, Glad you got a memory blast from our latest trip, as you'll know, this area is quite unique and always a joy to visit. Many thanks for taking the time to view. Cheers
@@charliemccartney7055 thanks keep the videos coming very enjoyable
Another cracking video Charlie, just love the scenery 👍
Hi Carol, I agree, has to be some of the classic scenery in Scotland. Many thanks for watching. Cheers
What a glorious place Knoydart is.
I love the idea of truly remote areas that require a bit of planning and effort to get to. I hope these areas remain this way, as it gives us a glimpse of nature in its unspoiled state.
Great stuff as always lads. 👍
Hi David, I agree, Knoydart is a special place which doesn't appear to have changed much through the years. As you say, a bit harder to get into but that isn't a bad thing. Cheers
I was on Beinn Sgritheall yesterday ( 1st Aug ) Charlie and I’d forgotten just how steep it is, it nearly killed me 😂, took me 6 1/2 hrs though it’s well worth it to get out and see the view over to Knoydart, superb country, thanks again for the videos, Phil
Hi Phil, Yes, the only way is up 🤣 one this one but the views are amazing. Really glad you had a clear top to enjoy the views back into Knoydart and out over Skye. Cheers
Fantastic area Charlie.
Scenery along the glen was very beautiful 😍
Hi Tam, Yes, certainly a stunning and remote area which is slightly more awkward to get into than most. We should be back in there soon to complete the one we missed due to the conditions. Looking forward to it 👍 Cheers
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Good stuff guys. Looks like a lovely walk along the loch from Kinloch Hourn. Great views of the area and route.
Hi Andy, We've been on the boat on a couple of occasions but the walk takes away the time constraint around the boat. Your also hoping the wind doesn't get up and prevent the pickup after an overnight. We'll get another chance to get along the long again quite soon and pickup Ladhar Bheinn. Cheers
Extremely remote and beautiful 🏔️🏔️ you did pretty well with the weather Charlie ☀️ big day considering the walk in 🥾 I've still to visit this pair 🏔️🏔️ and looking forward to it after watching this, Superb 👌 atb Brian 👍
Hi Brian, I'm sure you'll enjoy Barrisdale once to get there. Stunning place and a bit harder to get to than most. We'll be back in quite soon if this weather gets itself sort out 👍Cheers
That was another great trip Charlie. You did well to get a weather window for rhe 1st day after the weather we've been having. Definitely worth saving Ladhar Bheinn for a good day to enjoy the vews. Atb Derek
Hi Derek, As it turned out we certainly made the right decision to leave Ladhar Bheinn for another visit as the weather just got progressively worst on the route out and was pretty wild by the time we reached the car. We'll be back in soon and pick up the top then once this weather gets itself sorted for something close to summer. Cheers
Well done that’s amazing ! Fantastic video 🤩👏👏
Hi Corina, Great that you enjoyed our Knoydart outing. It was pretty wild on the second day but it only gives us a good reason for another visit quite soon. Cheers
Shame about the weather on the second day. I was looking at the lovely NW ridge of the Corbett, a’ Choire-Bheithe on your video as you ascended Luinne Bhein. It looks like a great approach from Barrisdale. Thanks for sharing as always.
Hi Graham, I agree, that shoulder up to the Corbett look amazing. The weather was disappointing for the second day but we've been luck with the weather at Barrisdale in the past so another wait for a better chance of a clear Ladhar Bheinn is worthwhile. Cheers
Another cracking day Charlie and a stunning place , looks a great walk in as well. looking forward to doing them as still on my to do list . ATB Ally👍
Hi Ally, I'm sure you'll enjoy getting into Barrisdale bay. Its a stunning location with tops that are very typical of northwest Scotland. Just magic.... Cheers
Great video as usual. No mention of the Barrisdale midges (Mijahideen the real vicious ones) Although the camera showed a few at 9.47mins, think they are still looking for me and my friends. The midges dined on one of our party, while 3 others made a fast escape into the hills on a damp, claggy day, 3 of us found it funny. Keeping off the hills when lightening about, a great lesson to all, to be sensible about safety first.
Hi richdavies, We have experienced the Barrisdale midge on a previous trip... they were horrendous. We spent the majority of the time at a bit of height trying to find any breeze that would keep the buggers on the ground 🤣 Always funny looking back but never at the time 🤣Cheers
Brilliant video as always, well done both of you, also setting a perfect example by not trying Ladhar bheinn.
Cheers!
Hi Stephen, Having already completed Ladhar Bheinn in stunning weather it would be a shame to miss out on this occasion. We'll be back in shortly and hopefully on a stick on weather day. Cheers
Great place Knoydart. Reminds me of last September when I climbed all 3 from Barrisdale, a long day that one. Thanks for sharing.
Hello, Yes, we've had the same day on a couple of visit in glorious weather. It's a hard place to beat when the sun is shining. Cheers
Wonderful film of a very beautiful area. Glad you got decent weather too, after we got an absolute soaking on Saturday in Glen Nevis. Thanks for sharing. All the best Murdo
Hi Murdo, The weather was always going to be late in the weekend so we had a good Sun but got absolutely soaked walking out... All good Knoydart fun 🤣Cheers
Beautiful...no wind, a rare phenomenon in the 3000 foot regions 😃
Hi Andrew, Not having a strong wind always makes the day a bit more enjoyable although it allows the wee beasties to get up and about. Cheers
Brilliant Charlie, could watch videos of Knoydart all day long.. a special place, shame about the weather we have had recently.. hoping for a great August/September 😁 Cheers, James
Hi James, This weather is a pain in the bum and they still reckon it'll be another couple of weeks before the summer returns. Knoydart is always stunning and we'll be back in there soon and probably just go for a day visit for Ladhar Bheinn. Looking forward to it... Cheers
Once again many thanks for sharing. Many a happy day I have had stravaiging in Knoydart. Stay young ATB
Hi John, Knoydart is certainly an area that is worth exploring with its remoteness adding that we bit of edge. Cheers
Really enjoyed the video Charlie. Your knowledge of the ground is fantastic and it really helps others see the route in great detail.
I'm hoping to get these three ticked off this summer but I'll be going in from Inverie as I'm driving from Kintyre. Hoping to camp at Mam Barrisdale for the two and then the single in the morning.
Thanks for sharing 👍 Looking forward to the next one which I know is special for you and Mike. All the best David.
Hi David, I hope you get the weather on these three as the views are a bit special. I always remember the route up to the single from Mam Barrisdale goes on a bit more than you expect but camping high will ease things. Have a great outing and hopefully your not chasing the clock for the ferry. Enjoy.... Cheers
fantastic, your work really shows the landscape at it's best
Hi majornova, Glad you enjoyed our recent Knoydart trip. The mix of mountain, sea and beaches just can't fail. Many thanks, Cheers
HI Charlie, Hi Mike, wonderful video again, Knoydart is a special place, such stunning views all around. Thanks for sharing as always, all the best Dave
Hi Dave, Yes, just a super area that is a wee bit harder to get into than most. We'll be back quite soon once this weather gets itself sort out 😂 Cheers
@@charliemccartney7055 Haha. We were out on Blencathra on Saturday. We got very lucky with the weather, nothing like what MWIS were saying it was going to be like. The short video is on my channel if you are interested. 👍
@@DAoutdoors Great stuff, I'll take a look 👍
Nice one guys such an amazing area
Hi Paul, Its one of the classic remote areas that is always a joy to visit. Glad you enjoyed the trip. Cheers
Hi Charlie, what a fantastic place, the views before the mist came in was excellent, the rain doesn't want to move away at least all the drought warnings have gone! I would hate to be having those dangerous high temperatures but a little less rain would be welcome! Was there any other folks about on that walk? Kind regards Mark Shaw.
Hi Mark, The pass up and over Mam Barrisdale is part of the cape wrath trail so there was four individuals camping by the time we were back at the bothy. The harder to get to hills are not normally that busy 👍 Cheers
Lovely looking area Charlie, got some good views for a lot of it , shame about the 2nd summit. Anybody else turn up at the Bothy? Cheers Andy
Hi Andy, Knoydart is a terrific area and typical of the northwest. There was three tents overnight and we were the only ones in the bothy 👍 Cheers
Well done again, you guys.
Hi Geoffrey, Glad you enjoyed the trip. We'll be in again soon to get things finished off for this round. Cheers
Thanks for uploading, Charlie. Magnificent to see. Up there ourselves a few months ago to climb Ladhar Bheinn. Hope you don't mind me asking but when you walk with poles, why the exaggerated arm movement? Does this help you in some way or is it personal preference? 🏴🏔👍
Hello, The main reason for the poles are to improve balance but mainly to take some of the load off my knees. I don't think I'd still be walking at the same level without poles, particularly on the downward sections. The technique I use works for me but we are all different. Cheers
Tried using your walking pole technique on a walk yesterday and does seem to have helped my back and shoulders feeling less achey.👍
@@nickname6747 Its certainly worth keeping the trial going and take the benefits they give. I don't enjoy walking with out them now which is something from someone who rubbished them when they first appeared. Cheers
Super video gents, thank you. Knoydart is an area I have yet to get into. What superb scenery and clearly not an area to get into difficulty or have a mishap. Weather was good to you first day, but what a shame it turned the following morning when I presume your plan was to do Ladher Bheinn? Considering what the weather was like, sensible not be on the hill. As they say “He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day”. With regard the bothy, did you just turn up cold or book it? Thank you for sharing a super video, really enjoyed it.
Hi Jonathan, We'll get back in soon and complete on Ladher Bheinn. It's always a joy getting into Knoydart and we've had some stunning views in the past. The bothy is just turn up and is £5 a head per night for the bothy or tent. Honesty box just inside the door. Cheers
planning this next , i know that you can camp but do you have to book the bothy in advance , cheers for another good video
Hi 45ltr, I'm not aware of any option for booking the bothy. It's simply turn up and hope it isn't full. Have a good trip. Cheers
Looked a stunning day and a good walk ...was your distance from the bothy or from the start ?
Hi Andy, The walk into the bothy was 11km, 2.75hrs and the hills from the bothy were 17km, 6.25hrs. Cheers
@@charliemccartney7055 ta .
Nice one Charlie & Mike, looks a nice walk in altho long.views were outstanding most of the time. Was there a decent path between the 2 munros Charlie.?
Pity about the weather next day as it would have been good to complete your round and not having to come back.Nice looking wee bothy.👍
Well done again to you both.
ATB
Frank.
Hi Frank, There isn't an obvious path down into the corrie from the connecting ridge. We have go down there on a previous visit and it wasn't much fun as the terrain is rough and there is a lot you don't see when looking down that's why we come off the top down the shoulder and make for Mam Barrisdale from there. We'll have another visit soon but it'll likely be a day visit to get them completed, just need another good day 👍 Cheers
Frank, How's the ankle? Are you get out and about?
@@charliemccartney7055 hi Charlie, thanks for asking, appreciate it. I haven’t been on a munro since it happened, but it’s feeling much stronger. Was up the Cobbler last week and it felt ok. I have the 3 munros in Glen Affric from the hostel planned with Paul in a couple weeks and I think it’ll be ok by then. Might try and squeeze one in before then as well.
Thanks again Charlie👍
@@hikingwithfrank315 Sounds as if you have it under control. 3 munros sounds a lot during a recovery period but you'll know how it feels..... don't bugger it up long term with trying to getting back early. The tops aren't going anywhere..... you have plenty of time. Take care, Charlie
@@charliemccartney7055 thanks Charlie, won’t do anything daft, I’ll give it an outing before those 3.👍
Brilliant Charlie! Is that another full round? That’s a big old day but it never looks as if you are phased at all! Paul
Hi Paul, We're going to need another visit before completing but well do that on a day visit. Just need this weather to get back to normal as yesterday was pretty wild with rain and wind the whole way back to the car and down the road. Cheers
@@charliemccartney7055 yeah it was pretty wild here yesterday too! Would you recommend staying in there and doing all three over two days if the weather is favorable?
For us, it's normally a one night visit for the three tops, walk in and do the single then complete the other two next day and walk out. We have completed the three in the one day on a couple of occasions when the weather was glorious and we plenty time to enjoy the day. @@PAADVENTURES1
A lovely video with breathtaking views. Thank you. What boots and waterproof trousers do you guys use? Thanks again. Cheers.
Hello, I have the Mountain Equipment "Saltoro" waterproof pants and Scarpa Ribelle HD boots which are slightly stiffer than your average walking boot. Cheers
Wonderful country, some of the last REAL wilderness that we have left in Scotland - and with an absence of wind turbines - for how much longer, I wonder ? !
Hi Ian, Its a terrific area and always a joy to return. With the amount of rainfall you would think the hydro on all the main runoffs has the advantage plus the access for the turbines wouldn't be easy. Being so remote in this instance is an advantage 👍 Cheers