Scotland's Remotest Munro
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2023
- An absolutely epic adventure from Poolwe in Scotland's Northwest Highland's to go and tackle A' Mhaighdean, the remotest Munro in Scotland along with it's neighbour Ruadh Stac Mor, taking in some of Scotland's most breathtaking scenery in along the way in the searing heatwave, one to remember for sure.
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Wow Brian Fisherfields looks awesome the walk in and out of them Munros is unbelievable...them beautiful horses wow Marra awesome video great edit great music but most of all great achievement your a machine my friend... EPIC!!!
ATVB Andy and your la'al bud Billy ROCK STAR ⭐
Thanks so much Marra 👍
@@thelifeofbrian282 very welcome mate 👍🏻
I really enjoyed this video@you have a lovely channel.Have a lovely weekend debs xx..............
Thank you so much for your lovely comments Debs have a great weekend xx
This is an amazing walk and climb. Proper wilderness! 😍😍👍👍
It certainly is... absolutely stunning and very remote 🥾🏔️👌
A hot one for you but worth the effort. Thanks for filming. Best wishes.
Thanks 🥵👍
Brilliant video Brian and loved the music. Brings back great memories of when I was in Fisherfield nearly 30 years ago.
It's an amazing place Ramsay 🏔️🏔️ thanks so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it, all the very best Brian 👍
V beautiful video. From Pakistan 🇵🇰🌹
Thank you so much 🙏 atb Brian 👍
Agree, the views are breathtaking, thanks for the look around.
Thank you 🙏
Well done Brian for finally finishing these off, I’m putting these tough hills on back burner till we’re ready for them👍
Nooooo I've still got the bloody two in the middle to do 🏔️🏔️ long story 😂 but not finished with these hill's 🏔️🏔️ quite yet 😂 thanks for watching atb Brian 👍
Big day! It is a very special place. Thanks for sharing.
It is indeed a big day 🥵 and a special place, thanks for watching and commenting atb Brian 👍
That was an epic Brian - Midges, Distance, Heat, Height - round two at the Fisherfields...loving the Causeway area and "who can argue" about the views...your longest hike on Strava! Great effort...🥾🥾👍
Aye it certainly had it all Dave that's for sure....an epic that will live long in the memory, cheers bud atb Brian 👍
Huge hike Brian, well done, especially in the recent heat. Spectacular scenery throughout, loved the morning light on the walk in.
Cheers Andy, aye hard going in that heat 🥵 thanks 🙏 atb Brian 👍
Enjoyed that Brian 😍👍What an hike mate and views were outstanding..You did superb in that heat mate..It’s such a magical place up there mate❤️..Cracking video mate 😁👌🏻
Cheers
Robert
Aye it's some place bud 🏔️🏔️ cheers atb Brian 👍
Epic mate, what a trip. Craig is off his rocker 😅😅😅
Great edit and music, bud 👌
That's me just recovered 😂
Lovely footage and what a great hike 😊
Thanks very much Bruce 👍
Epic mate. What a beast of a day. 👏 Good memories of me & Robin's trip there from Poolewe. Altho we camped. Take the tent next time. 😉
Aye it's a big day Kev, Craig doesn't like camping 🏕️ hence the epic walk 🥾 😭 it's some place though 🏔️🏔️ cheers bud atb Brian 👍
Belter again Brian,top video and well done. 👍👍
Cheers bud 👍
Wow that was a long one. Well done Brian. I haven’t done much up that way but got a long week booked in September so will get a few done then 👍
They're really remote Andrew, you can cycle in possibly to the causeway but no matter which way you decide it's a very long day but the rewards are amazing, what a place 👌 but you really have to work for these Munro's 🏔️🏔️ good luck in September 🥾 atb Brian 👍
@@thelifeofbrian282 thanks Brian. I reached halfway recently on 141 so a long way to go and a lot even further away as I’m in Ayrshire. It’s a great journey this munro bagging malarkey. 😜
@@andrewsadventures5747 tell me about it, I'm on 210 but 282 seems like light years away 😭 😂🏔️👍
@@thelifeofbrian282 ha ha it’s bloody tough going and it’s about to get even tougher!
Forgot to comment Brian!! Watched it twice though! Cracking trip mate and kudos for the massive day!! Don’t think I have done a day as big as that yet!! Great wee film mate! Paul
Aye it's a big day alright 😂 cheers mate 👍
Excellent Brian,well done.😃👏👏
Was hoping to be up there bike /hiking this route yesterday but was put off with the chance of thunderstorms.Great visuals for me of what to expect and have a rough idea how far I can go with the bike.Views were amazing.😎👍
While u were doing these ones,I came in from Kinlochewe on the bike to do the other 3 Fisherfields.😂Really hot day eh ?Was glad of a wee breeze on the summits but was brutal on the lower slopes.🥵
Great video Brian.
Aye it was mega hot 🥵 I was totally goosed by the time we finally finished 😢 but it's some place 😲 I'm glad you liked the video and it's helpful to you, I'm stuck with Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair and Beinn Tarsuinn to do 🏔️🏔️ it's a long story 😂 thanks for watching and good luck when you get around to doing these two 🏔️🏔️ atb Brian 👍
Class Brian pure class, enjoyed watching that with a 🍺.what an outstanding part of our country, like you say, views to die for.👍 total contrast to your last FF outing, and your right ye canny win with the weather.🤣🤣 that was some hike both of you and I take my hat off to you🧢 as I wouldn’t do that hike in a day. Loved the shot of the white horse on your way out.👍
How far do you reckon you could cycle in brian.?
Top notch fella.👍
ATB
Frank.
Cheers mate an epic in every sense of the word, outstanding scenery and views 🏔️🏔️ aye a wee bit overcast next time would be good 😂 you could possibly cycle up to the causeway 🚴 but definitely up through the forest 🌲 hopefully when you go you can put the drone up 👍 cheers bud atb Brian 👍
Awesome video
Thanks Dave 👍
Great hike lad, really enjoyed watching this one, going to have a go at this myself.. tho don't think I've got 33 miles in 1 day in me so might break it up with a camp :)
Yeah camping 🏕️ might be a good idea Dave 😂 thanks for watching and good luck when you get around to them 🏔️🏔️ cheers atb Brian 👍
Wow that was a day and a half there Brian. 17 miles and 7+hrs to the 1st munro. Amazing effort rewarded with great views. Not sure if i'll do that route when i get round to doing them or if i do maybe a bike in? ATB Andy
Mountain bike 🚲 all day long mate 😂 atb Brian 👍
Ooft big day that Brian, there's no easy way of doing these hills. Better with the tent , it took me 7hrs 30mins to walk back from A'Mhaighdean to Corrie Hallie the other week..nice one though ..cheers Stevie
Aye kinda made a hash of these hill's Stevie but your right there's no easy way to do them, now I need to bag the 2 in the middle 🏔️🏔️ so another long day awaits me 😂 cheers atb Brian 👍
Hi Brian, That was certainly an epic day.... well done. You can do with your next visit not being so extreme on the weather front. Cheers
Most definitely Charlie, a wee bit overcast would be just fine 😂
@@thelifeofbrian282 Overcast and nae midges would be perfect. What's your thoughts on how you get at the remain two tops?
Not sure yet Charlie but noticed this what do you think 🤔 www.walkhighlands.co.uk/maps/mapfull.php?map=20221&f=9
@@thelifeofbrian282 That would be our preferred route for the remaining two. It's a similar distance to coming in from the east along Loch a' Bhraoin but its more straight forward from Kinlochewe. Remember, you could bike into Lochan Fada if that was your thing but regardless your on a track/path all the way.
@@charliemccartney7055 Aye I thought it looked good but I really appreciate your opinions, voices of experience 👌 thanks again guy's 👍
Great video Brian. These two hills are on my list for July. Good to see what the route is like though I will probably break it up with a wild camp. Breathtaking views.
Is it possible to cycle most of the way as the road surface looked good at the beginning?
You can certainly cycle up to the causeway after that it's a steep pull but there was a young girl walking up with her bike and tent ⛺ so I don't see any reason why not , good idea to break them up with a camp ⛺ it would be beautiful at the causeway or maybe even the bealach between the two Munro's 🏔️🏔️ hope the weather is kind to you John 🌞 cheers atb Brian 👍
Fantastic effort Brian, looked like absolute torture in that heat but what absolutely stunning views you were rewarded with. Another cracking video mate,
Steven 😊👍🏴🏴
@@outofayrshire143 absolutely shattered in the heat but another 2 down 🏔️🏔️ and yes fantastic views Steven 👌 atb Brian 👍
My hometown, its Poolewe, pronounced "pool-yoo"
Tbh I should have done some research but it was sprung upon me by by good friend Craig ( not for the first time) 😂 please accept my apology 🙏 I'm jealous that you live in such a beautiful part of Scotland 🏔️ absolutely stunning 🏔️ thanks for watching and commenting atb Brian 👍
@@thelifeofbrian282 well done on the walk that was a massive one. I don't know the hill pronunciation for sure, but I've heard it as 'arvayzjian', hard to even spell the sound lol
@@MovingTargetOne I think 🤔 I actually might have been close to that pronunciation at one point 😂
How can it be the most remote Munroe when both peaks are next to each other? Are Ben Hope Or Ben Klibreck in Sutherland not more remote?
I'm no expert, only going along with the general consensus that A'Mhaigdean due to it being an extremely long day no matter where you tackle it from and that Ben Hope is the most northerly, I know what you mean with Ruadh Stac Mor 🏔️ being next to A'Mhaigdean 🏔️ it's certainly open for debate 🤔 www.walkhighlands.co.uk/munros/a-mhaighdean
I always recommend that people try to find time to do Ullapool to Skye or vice versa. Most beautiful drive in the Highlands for me, especially Glen Torridon
I can understand why, the scenery is simply unbelievable Bonnie Scotland at it's best 👌