➤ In today’s video I will be doing a single munro, starting with a cycle up Glen Fyne.. a lovely part of Scotland!
0:00 Intro
0:44 Cycle in to Glen Fyne
2:50 Bike Drop
5:00 Heading Uphill
7:20 Into the fog and mist
8:43 Beinn Bhuide
13:20 The Review
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Scotland has 282 Munro’s – Which are peaks over 3000ft in height, I am aiming to climb them ALL!
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23 Comments
best beginn pictures
Evening James. Brilliant mate, I loved that valley up, although it’s probably easier from the sofa than actually doing it. 🤣
Shame there were no views from the summit and it just turned in to a bagging exercise, but brilliant to watch as always.
All the best mate. 😃🥾⛰🏴🏴
I guess everyone has a similar experience at the end of the Munro Journey. Pick a final Munro; friends all planning to get there; and you have to go out in imperfect weather to climb the last few. Thanks for the video and looking forward to the next two, which should be good hills.
long trek this one
Thanks
Best route is to cross at the waterfall
And add in the Corbett and come down the hydro track
Its a funny old hill, only been on it once in remarkably similar conditions. Amazing that you are almost there. I'm in awe of those of you who plan, film, edit, produce, direct, do the soundtrack AND climb the mountains. It has been a pleasure to watch your journey and I'm very grateful to you for sharing it.
I absolutely hated that one.mind you I did it in terrible conditions.
Excuse the pun James but this year has been an absolute washout.
This was my final Arrochar alp also.
For me it was the hydro path both directions.
I ran in and out from the main road, then hill-walked up and down. I love the challenge of walking in those conditions.
Had a similar day to this doing bhuidhe. Did not enjoy that day.
Hi James
If that was your worst day on the hills all I can say is you must have been incredibly lucky on your Munro journey. I have had far worse days with zero visibility strong winds and rain. However the good days compensate for the bad ones. Most of your videos I have watched seem to have been in quite reasonable weather lucky you. Enjoy your remaining 4 munros then a second round or the Corbetts? ATB
This was like a bonus video and it’s a pleasant surprise. I understand why you posted it after the fact (I think) maybe to keep your final Munro a surprise. Anyway first class as usual mate. Looking forward to watching round 2 😁👏🏻💪🏻
Good effort matey. Funny to see you post that today. I was supposed to go up it yesterday. Bhuidhe is a Munro I’m saving for a duff day as I’m not all that excited about it. But after a windy, wet day on Friday on Beinn Narnain and Beinn Ime, I just couldn’t be bothered to do this in even worse conditions!!!! I’m in no rush 🙂
Hi james! Great video! When me and dad did this one we went up and down the hydro track and it was great, however we got better conditions than you did!!! I'm so excited for your CMD video!! ⛰️
With only 4 left I think it would be best to save them for clear days. It's totally up to you of course, I understand you wanting to reach your goal sooner mind you. Best of luck! Looking forward to see you become a Munroist!
I did this one a few years ago with a friend on a beautiful autumn day and it was one of my favourites! We didn't even take a bike, but walked the whole way, and returned via the hydro track. I wouldn't recommend the hydro track – it was dull and didn't save us any time.
You got a rough day for it, we climbed on a lovely golden November day and the views from the summit are unreal. Someone parascending off summit and we met a chap from up your way on his final Munro. That walk up though once off the track felt never ending.
My first ascent of this was one of only 2 total wash out days I've ever had on the hills. I went up Glen Shirra and the SW ridge in unvarying pouring rain. I was in the dense cloud long before I left the glen for the climb and remember feeling that there was not a single moment of joy in the whol 6 1/2 hour walk. So you had it looking really interesting. I guessyou have long finished by now but since you putpressure on yourself to finish by a certain date it has become quite tough for you. I hope you at least havea good final day on the Ben and CMG.
It's a shame about the weather but I suppose it was going to catch you sooner or later.
This was my 3rd last Munro and I fully agree it’s a difficult one. Lots of very steep tracks. Good effort in weather
Did you pack your 'Sportiva' boots just to wear around the summit? The rest of the video you were in "heavy" leather boots, both up and down.
Don't rest your forks on the metal barrier… Ouch.