Enjoyable stuff Eddie, It's years since i walked and camped the LG and the paths haven't half improved. Loved seeing that wee shelter which I didn't know about too. You've inspired me to dump the laptop and nip up to Loch Lomond for a quick pitch before work tomorrow, cheers Andy

Just had another look along with the vid again Ed that is were me and John walked fantastic but tuff walk in mind . All good stuff Ed 🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍻

Beautiful vistas mate.

What a hike...superb scenery. That boulder field looked hard work but all part of the adventure which I know you love..have a good time with Pete fingers crossed yous get sunshine and a nice breeze to keep the little shits away xx

Awesome video as always Eddie thats a nice tent mick has

Great vid Eddie 👍👍👍

By ya put some graft in there Eddie the bolders were bad enough but it was up bloody hill to boot, what a spectacular place though not for the faint hearted, it looked a bit cramped in the hut mind is that why the brollies came out, very enjoyable Eddie, ATB George.

Brilliant up there Eddie, the boulder pass is more difficult than it looks. That makes me want to get out, I'll stick a week in I think maybe mid September, and go exploring😎😎hopefully the midges might be away a bit by then. Atb Mark

That was a proper hike Eddie and what a landscape . All those rocks give it a real wilderness feel and yes , the paths don't look right in that landscape but great when you've a heavy pack on i bet . They looked identical to the start of a lot of the Mtb trails in Europe . Great stuff .Cheers . Austin.

Lovely filming Eddie.. the heather is certainly blooming up there.. nice to see.. such stunning landscape and blue skies too !!.. the wee hut looked very cosy.. and we laughed at the umbrella's.. a great hike good for the old fitness Eddie :) :) R&D

Cool film Eddie.

aaah cheers Eddie! that was a just grand. A film showing just what it's really like - stomping up those boulders. tough, wet, uncertain, steep, boggy, cold.. and fucking awesome. thanks for taking the effort of showing us

Great stuff bro I just can not get over the amount of loose rocks everywhere. Anyway liked the views you captured. ATB

Loved the video, I'm definitely going to camp here , looks amazing, cheers 👍

Great Vista's, Great Commentary ,Well done Eddie for bringing us along, would look spectacular in the winter,That boulder field looked horrendous! ATB Glen

Great vid Eddie what a place good to see and mick out. FAB 👍

That was good old slog mate and fantastic scenery all the way, great to see Mick out, gutted I could not make this one looking forward to Arrochar. Have a slight change of plan will text you later. Take care bud

Beautiful hike I'm jealous lol your looking fit Eddie, great to see Mick out also & his son, really enjoyed this very informative, yes it's best taking your time in Cairo gorms takes along time to get from A to B, this is in your top best films Eddie, see you soon, Derek

Excellent video, takes me back to when I did something similar in 1995, 2 days backpacking up LG and 2 daywalks up Ben McD and another where I had to turn back from a whiteout, in October, snow at 2000ft or so. But took such a damn long time to get up to Aviemore from Midlands and back I've stuck to Wales, Pennines and Lakes ever since! That was the only time ever when a tent pole has blown over!

Incredible hike Eddie! I hope your knees held up to those rolling hills and that boulder section had to be rough! Beautiful hike though, the play of light on the hills was stunning! I'm two weeks into physical therapy and have made some gains but not nearly what I hoped for. I'll just press on and do what I can, no other choice really. Thank's for the fantastic video and allowing me to come along! Sincerely, Ossie

Thanks for sharing Eddie. I really enjoyed this one. I liked the long hike in as it allowed us to get a good feel for where you were. As you say pretty spectacular. Cool camps to. I don't blame you for the time management at all. You had a few balls being juggled and you had to go with it. Just remembered the runner....apart from her a few in the distance you and the group had it to yourself. All good. Mark.

Great video of our trek Eddie. It was a shame the weather spoilt our original plan but An Teallach will be there for another time. I think we did the right thing though at least we saw some sun and blue sky between the showers. It's a tough place for sure and the easy paths soon disappear once you get into the heart of The Cairngorms. Whilst 2 nights would have been more than enough for An Teallach we really needed another 1 or 2 nights here to do it justice but at least we hiked through The Lairig Ghru which is a feat in itself. As always I enjoyed your company on another great hike and camp and it pleases me to see Nathan has got the mountain bug. Once again thanks for a great time in those fantastic hills and have a great time with Pete. Take care till the next time. Mick.

Jeez how broon are yee eddie ? , people thought i had been to spain when i came back from the lakes, that bolderfield looked treacherous, i wouldnt like to do that in the rain, the paths looked good upto then, its a long walk in like isnt .stunning scenery as ever eddie, really liked this 1 eddie.happycamping. 2.5/10 lol

Great films Eddie mate,màte.atb pal.keep up the great films pal.,,,

Cracking vid! The hills and landscape look stunning!

Looked a great walk and lucky to get set up before the heavy rain started. I know what you mean, with the path looking a bit out of place, with the surroundings but I love to be able to take in all the scenery without constantly having to watch me feet. The bolderfield looked canny scary mind, bit of an ankle breaker and shame you could not by pass it on the way back. Enjoyable watch, thanks for sharing it. Cheers Alan

I see Mick likes his food well done eh? LOL! What a film Eddie, That was great to watch mate.Think this goes into your top 5. I have been watching the weather to get back and bag the 4000fters up there, Still waiting..........lol! Dont know why but Wilco is not a fan of they paths, I think they are great to be honest, More so on the walk back when you are knackered :)) Cheers for showing this one Eddie, peter.

A favourite spot of mine

another brilliant vid mate remember watching people walking up from carpark when i was climbing cairngorm mountain and wondered where it went lol , i passed you just as you come off kingston bridge from partick you were waiting to cross rd it was busy or i would have stopped and said hi think it was tue or wed any way roll on next one :)

Nice eggs, could be Grouse, { maybe Ptarmigan or Golden Plover , or Dotterel } who knows ? , probably grouse but it would be nice if they were Dotterel , just because they are very rare and i like things that are rare ,very few of them pairs up there and a few places elsewhere .

Great video Eddie! Never a dull moment lol

Nice,really nice walk! I hope i can do this too in the near future.It's always interesting to watch your vid's!

Great expedition here Eddie!! Apart from the dismal weather later on ... very envious! Did this one myself in ... ah ... 1995 though without the wildcamp then. Still amazed about the changes, the better paved paths for instance [7:59]. Imagine the boulders of Chalamain Gap and especially the boulderfield behind it, without any path then. LOL! Good to see you wisely keep your own pace notwithstanding the Nathan&Mick-rocket. Had a good laugh at Mick trying to incinerate tent & sausage by the way. And loved your comments all the way!

Fabulous mooch about in the heather

Ive walked this route, I found also that its a 2/3, 8hr a day walk if u want to enjoy it.

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Hey was there last wk bagged macdui midges were hell! When you out next ?

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