Maol Chean-Dearg, Coulags | Hillwalking | Scotland
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Maol Chean-dearg, named bald red head on account of its red sandstone boulder summit and lower band of white quartzite, is a popular Munro. The ascent involves a pleasant walk in along the Fionn abhainn with good views of the prow of Meall nan Ceapairean on the way. The section of scree is steep but short and the route above this presents no difficulties. There are great views from the summit, particularly of Torridon to the north.
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Well constructed paths up the glen, then an easy to follow stony zig zag path to the bealach. The climb to the summit involves a path up steep quartzite scree and a final climb up over sandstone boulders.
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Coulags on A890.
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Thanks for another great vlog. Who needs to talk when the scenery speaks for itself.
Thanks Gary! 😁👍 We need to go back and bivvy the Corbett.
Wonderful, and smiling again!
😁🔆 … haha.. thanks Ken.
That was magical.
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That's a great hike ...thanks for upload.
…and thank you for messaging and watching. 😁🔆🙏
Cracking Munro great views
Thanks Andrew. 😁👍
You guys deserve an Oscar brilliant editing
Haha. Thanks Keith. 😁🙏👍
Just Awesome , love the scenery with the drone. 😍
Thank you. 🙏 😁🔆👍
Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing.
…and thank you for messaging and watching. 😁🔆🙏
Stunning area. Brilliant video. 😊
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Another great video guys and a surprise 3 in a row well done
Hi Paul, thank you. 🙏 Been busy eh! 😂😁🙏
Another beautiful video, and the drone footage of you ascending the bealach looked like you were in a moonscape.
Loved the timelapse of the clouds clearing at 7:13 👌
Stunning 🙂👍
Hi Tony, Glad you enjoyed it, thank you. 😁🙏 That’s a really nice hill. We’ll be back to do the corbett from a different direction. 😁👍👌
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 yes, always great footage on your videos, I appreciate the time you put into the editing 👌
Thanks very much Dave and Lisa 🙂👍
Another great video. One to add to my list.
You may even get a swim and climb. 😁👍🌦️
Brilliant Dave, I really enjoy your adventures that you and Lisa do 👏👏 ps. my neighbour still has old Hamish and still enjoying him.
Hi Graeme,
Hope you’re well buddy. Thank you 🙏 really appreciate your that!
Super to hear they are still taking care of Hamish (#1) 😁🙏
All the best,
Lisa & Dave
scenery on that looks stunning ..Scotland🏴 keeps on giving..its class getting a few adventures in before heading bk to the graft 👌
Hi Brian, yeah nice to get out. Got a couple more weeks then it’s back to the BS. 😁👍
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 if only the time away at work went as fast as the time at home it would be half the battle ..enjoy the rest of your leave 👌
@@bri7530that’s very true bud.
Another great video, guys! Just keep 'em coming. They seem to get better each time!
I've climbed this great mountain several times; my last was in August 2008. Love to be able to do it again now I've seen this!
Thanks for posting! :-)
Thank you. It’ll not be the last time we’ll be up that lump of rock. Already planning to come in from the Torridon side next time. Thank you for watching and messaging. 😁🙏
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 A return? Never doubted it. Hope you have wall-to-wall blue skies next time! :-)
Amazing content.
Thank you Paul . 🙂🙏
Fantastic, some great views. good using the drone for some shots, and of course you don't have to go back for it (or should I say "someone" ) anyway many thanks for sharing. ATB and stay young
Totally agree, the views were outstanding! Thank you John. It’s actually me that gets the camera mostly, honestly! 😁👍🙏😂
Class video.
Cheers Joe. 😂🤟
Nice one guys. Tis a fine Munro. 😎👌 Cracking Ronnie next to it anaw.
Glad you enjoyed it mate. The Ronnie’s getting the next time we’re up that way! 😁🤟🫡👊
Hi Lisa, Hi Dave, wow amazing what a stunning area, so rugged and beautiful, a very rocky old hill. Thank you for taking us along for the journey, all the very best, Dave 😀🥾⛰🏴
Glad you enjoyed it Dave. This one was a real pleasure, really enjoyed it. Take care 😁👍
What an impressive view to that wall of rock. Wonderful scenery. Impressive fitness levels guys, that's quite a pace ! See you next time
A huge chuck of rocks that’s been around a while. Stunning view. For some reason the pace always looks faster on video. I’m sure we don’t actually go that fast. 😁👍
Great to see you both back cracking videos as always superb views as only Scotland can give ATB to you both 👏👍🤙
Thank you very much. 😁🙏🤟
Loved your video. Been up this one twice and never had a view. Mind you it was in winter. An-Ruadh Stac is well worth a climb but not in the wet on those slabs! 😳😳
Hi Kevin, we’ll be going back from the Torridon side to visit An-Ruadh Stac. Hope to bivvy on it at some point. Thank you for watching as always. 😁👍
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 Believe in the power of friction! 🤣
Oooo, now I like that one. What's the name of the one you were looking at opposite? Looks a good one too.😊
It’s An Ruadh-stac, Corbett. It’s a beautiful lump of rock. 😁👍