That view from the top of Sgurr Alasdair is just jaw-dropping! I'm disabled and it would be nigh on impossible to appreciate this any other way, so, many thanks!

We stayed on Skye a few weeks ago. I was in awe of this stunning mountain range. I'm definitely not experienced enough to even contemplate doing this climb. Think I'll stick to Ingleborough 😂 The views are spectacular. Thank you for sharing the amazing experience.

Absolutely stunning, with so much crap on the tv it's brilliant to have this to watch after a hard day at work. Thank you so much for sharing this. Atb Brian.

i just did Collie's Ledge this weekend. If i'd seen this video before the walk i'd never have agreed to do it! :) Awesome, terrifying and unforgettable. I'm def. not a climber. Shall stick to my sunday walks on the rounded Cairngorms me thinks!

I have done this the scree run down was fantastic back in 1978 but the view from the top will stay with me for ever

Great video Murray! In the days before walking poles I used to descend the An Stac screes carrying a rock in each hand. That way, if I fell over I didn't cut my hands as I was already gripping a comfortable rock.

This is one of the best videos of the hills in Skye.

As someone who is terrified of heights I couldnt keep myself from watching. Exceptional footage that makes me slightly sad I cant experience it for myself. Thank you, great work.

Spent a week in the one on the right of 3 cottages seen at 19:18 into the video at the beginning of August. Got my wife, who is not a walker, up to Coire Lagan and sat there salivating about the thought of getting up the shute to Sgurr Alasdair and what I imagined would be amazing views. Now, just a couple of weeks later you’ve made my dream come true. 😃. Thanks Murray, for all the wonderful footage you bring to our screens.

Great video Murray. Makes you wonder at Danny MacAskill cycling along Collie's Ledge.

That shot at 13:25 is incredible! 😮👏👏👏👏

I did sgurr alasdair way back in 78 amazing day

I was there in 2019. I was at the top and a jet flew in the valley and had no other option than to fly in our direction. A brutal sound for 5 seconds and a memory for a lifetime

I’m blown away by this! I’d never ever manage these sort of climbs but my god it’s so fabulous watching you......the magic of Mother Nature and a good camera 😉

Nicely done Murray. Made me happy and sad. The last time I was up there was with Martin Moran who tragically died in the Himalaya earlier this year. Keep up the good work mate.

Murray - just love your videos. I climbed Sgurr Sgumain, Alasdair, Thearlach and Mhic Choinnich with my Dad (who passed away in 2012) in August 1976. I've never been back since. this brings back great memories.

Stunning and scary. Many thanks for the wonderful vicarious experience. I only ever saw the Cuillin Hills from the bottom, possibly at your starting point, but also of course as we toured the Isle of Skye in 1974!

A photo round every corner ,what a poetic way to describe the beauty of Scotland. Murray.you sure your not a mountain goat...the way u scramble over thoses rocks .lol..that was some seriously scary stuff in places.

Three breakfasts and a Snickers bar on the Cuillin Ridge? PLUS another adventure on the same ridge a couple of days later; which you say is potentially better than this one? Murray, you are a Legend! This is some of the best Cuillin footage around. And your presentation skills and your scrambling skills are second to none. Brilliant!

Wow, what amazing photography/videography awesome

Enchanting Murray, just enchanting. Brought back memories of my climbs there in the summer of '92 (wearing Derby tweed breeks and using W A Poucher's guidebook!). Never been so scared in my life. I went up over Sgurr Sgumain (a simple uphill slog) and on to Alasdair, the famed 'bad step' proving to be relatively straightforward. I recall it being so windless on the summit that I briefly had a butterfly for company, and didn't even need to shield the match lighting my celebratory pipe. Then down the ridge (v scary) to the top of the Stone Chute and straight on to the top of Sgurr Thearlaich (tough scramble). I'd planned on continuing the ridge north to Collie's Ledge, but my nerves had frankly had enough, so I dropped back down to the head of the Stone Chute and descended it to Coire Lagan. I still distinctly remember thinking to myself "Never, ever, try to come up this way!" Not being much of a rock climber myself, that day was probably my greatest achievement. Confession - I took one tiny stone from Alasdair's summit, and it sits proudly (and still magnetic!) on my mantelpiece to this day. Those shots you took of Alasdair and Thearlaich from Mhic Choinnich have given me a real thrill - "Was I really up there?" - for which I am truly grateful to you Murray. I can even forgive those execrable trousers... PS: Hope you've shaken off that nasty stuff you got from the tick bite earlier - are you OK now?

Stunning footage of a stunning place. Your work and the effort you put into every film as well as the slog of the walk leaves me breathless. Fantastic for us who've done the Munros to look at your work and remember and relive the mountains without having to cart around all that camera gear ,not to mention all the work of setting up the shots. A big thank you. Andrew.

Beautiful mountains views are heavenly

If I was to describe this video. It would be inspirational and breathtaking. As a young man this was on my bucket list. Now kids are up and I’m needed less and less. It’s time to dig out the walking and climbing gear loved the drone footage.

I’m sitting in My friends house in Skye and tomorrow I’m climbing Sgurr Alasdair the weather has been absolutely amazing and if you want to get in the mood for a climb this ticks all the boxes . Great Murray really enjoyed it.

That area is so beautiful. Hiked down the Glen from Sligachan, to where you started. The Cullin Ridge, ridge of dreams.

Skye is a paradise on Earth....Those views of the Cuillin, Rhum, Eigg etc....Unbelievable!! Brilliant film Murray....Love it!!

Getting married in Portree in 3 weeks, we were up in the Cuillin last month at Coruisk, if anyone was around on August 27th it was THE best day weather wise ever, didnt see a cloud in the Skye all day, I've been going to Skye for 24 years and that was a first!

I went up here with my Dad in the late 90s. There were clouds forming just out of arms reach on the top of the ridge. Dad did some scree running there back in the 70s, but it was all ankle snapping rocks when I got there. One of the most beautiful places on earth :)

Watched this again for the umpteenth time..... it's just a stunning uplifting video Murray it gets a very regular outings on my 50 inch TV in my bedroom 😊😊😊😊 As I keep saying your photography is stunningly beautiful and obviously editing too ......😊😊😊😊😊 Those scree slopes remind me of my adventures on the scree slopes of Cadair Idris my favourite Welsh mountain with the most stunning views over the Barmouth Estuary ...I think you'd love it too ..Highly recommended but Skye is obviously magnificent 😂😂😊😊😊. Thankyou 😊

Absolutely fantastic, looked a bit scary in places, but Wow! 😲

my daughter in law is from arrochar and hates the midges with a passion . i climbed most of the peaks on here back in the 70s with the army .

Sublime stuff..This came up in my recommendation and am chuffed for a change. I have drove past the Cullins for the past 30 years every summer on my way to the north west of the island. It's amazing to think I hated going to Skye when I was younger....how times have changed. The scenery is outstanding and your videos do it justice. Thanks.

Just Beautiful very nice indeed well done thanks for sharing cheers have a great week

Wow! amazing…. Lovely views and drone footage. I have such a fear of exposure but I love watching these videos, knees wobbling and all. I am fascinated with Collies/Hart ledge in my dreams! Thank you.

Well done. Thanks for showing us!

Truely amazing and very unique place. This is one for the bucket list for sure. Another great video, thanks for your work.

wow..brother what a sight to see! I could never get bored of looking at that!

I’ve done Alasdair via Sgumain Shoot and West Ridge. And MhicCcoinnich via your route followed by An Stac via direct route. Both guided as I don’t have the confidence on my own, and both in poor weather where I couldn’t see a thing. Fantastic video footage and now I can see what I missed. Thanks for sharing Murray. Looking forward to the next one already 😎

My God, your films are amazing and have supported me so much. May you continue for many years.

Hi Murray, that brings back great memories of a time long ago, well 25 years anyway😂 really enjoyed watching that, 'keep em coming'👍

Such a nice video and lovely guy

Absoloutley superb video, tried Sgurr Alistair several years ago and bottled out on the last section way before it got that narrow. Then I saw your video....Jeez!! my palms & feet were sweating just watcing it on the TV. I feel so frustrated not having a good head for heights but glad I know my limitations. Thanks Murray and keep that footage rolling.

Breathtaking views, I was fine right up until the ridge ,then i broke out in a sweat. Awesome footage, thx for sharing.

Whoa that’s a dangerous one. Lots of experience needed there...Not to mention nerves of steel.

Morning Murray - brilliant video - that chute ascent looked liked going up an escalator the wrong way! - awesome footage and some truly epic views - atb. Mark

Loved this, brings back so many memories, and reminds me to go back before it’s too late...thanks for posting, love the drone perspectives.

Murray, fantastic video - that was one hell of a day out (I'm certainly looking forward to your next Cuillin adventure).

Stunning video Murray those views are beautiful so want to go there👍

Absolutely stunning - cheered me up on a very dreich August morning 😀 Captures the Black Cullin experience superbly 👍 Thanks😉

That was bloody fantastic pal,what an amazing place very very well done murray,cheers.

Absolutely fantastic, the effort you go to getting stunning B roll is appreciated, 2 steps forward and one back....... and repeat, brilliant.

Astonishing video and superb drone footage!

Thanks for helping me to make up my mind .I'll give it a miss.

Great Video Murray! Amazing mountains. I had a a couple of real "heart in my mouth" moments from the helmet cam footage. Superb!

Love it! The Cuillin really are something special....although I’m not so hot on those screes either 😱

Some of the best mountain hiking content on KZfaq right here! Props to you, I need to get to the Cuillin sooner rather than later!

Outstanding Murray! Absolutely breathtaking - thanks for letting us in on your adventure 😊

Well, well, a new favourite. Who'd have thunk it ! Fantastic Murray, hope you are keeping ok.

Awesome

❤ as always! Thank you for sharing your adventures! 😍 that's my favorite background music! You have me loving that music..HAHAHA take care Murray! Can't wait till next journey..🙂

You are bringing back lots of memories of when i did the Munro's in the 90s & 200's, did most with a friend who is no longer with us. Great memories........ many thanks.

super stuff... b rave man.....thanks for sharing .... keep it coming..

Another brilliant video! Please don’t stop any time soon

Without a doubt best detailed Cuillin scramble out there, fantastic drone footage on summit Murray, thanks for sharing and long may your travels continue my friend ⛰

Incredible!

Remarkable, well-presented video Murray. I live on Skye but have to make do with looking at the Cuillin now, as the knees aren't up to it any more. Your video tales me back for sure. Thanks again.

Great footage Murray but looks like an absolute nightmare i dont fancy it myself you make it look easy though very well done 👏👏👏💪💪👊👊

Awesome film

Unreal view at the top 👍 Love Skye

Always happy to be a camera holder on Skye for you if you need one.

An amazing video Murray, one of your best, heart in mouth stuff watching you on the scree slopes, cant wait till the next episode.

You could have ascended by the south ridge of Coire Lagan (Sron na Ciche) avoiding the dreaded stone chute. There is an easy chimney leading to Sgurr Alasdair.

Absolutely outstanding Murray, unreal 👍👍👍👍

Truly amazing trek....than km s for sharing

Really excellent video Murray. Your commentary, headcam footage, drone footage, handhelds and the way you edited and put this one together - this was possibly your best ever. Congrats and as always, looking forward to the next one. We've already booked a trip back over next year and some of your hikes are top of our hit list. All the best from downunder ;)

Nice one Murray. I haven't managed much this year, so watching your adventures almost makes up for it.

What a great film! since I would never do this, it was wonderful to experience it through your eyes.

Proper place! I'm biased of course. I'm hoping to get over next summer; Skye, Lewis & Harris - a family tour...lol.

an absolutely stunning video Murray - I enjoyed watching. ATB Wolfgang

Epic a most enjoyable adventure, as i dont have a head for heights this is as far as i would get your video , best regards

Got to say I love this video. It just makes me want to go back to Skye

Another fantastic piece of film! Great location, excellent presentation and a top notch bloke! :)

Great videos. Love watching them and giving me inspiration for my own adventures!

Wonderful. Love your stuff my friend

Great video. Truly inspiring, that walk is now on my bucket-list.👍⛰️

Stunning views.Was there about 20 years ago,got up to the inaccessible pinnacle from the camp site at glenbrittle.Hopefully will be spending more time on skye,as well as the rest of Scotland

Phenomenal! Your videos and presentation are A1. Very watchable and as another watcher said, 'better TV'. Thanks Murray - legend👍🏼

Best video and views I've seen of the cuillins! Nice one, very jealous!

Nice one mate and amazing views. Still a trip I want to do one day. Stayed at Glen Brittle a few times and great walks around the coast from there. Atb

Woow that was amazing, thanks alot for sharing 😅

Really enjoyed that Murray, the drone shots really add to the video.

Hats off to you sir. Inspiring video.

Spectacular video, Murray. What a trip!

What a day Muzza, nailed it. 👌🏼 Thankfully I've only ever been down An Stac screes and the GSC. Collie's Ledge looks excellent. 😁 Cheers Robin

Tried it in winter, started late and had to bin it 190M from top, Knackered, gutted and its nagging away at me to complete it. Great vid.

Stunning video. I wish we got content like this for out TV license fee! Brilliant comentry and camera work. A great part of the world. Thank you...

What a brilliant view. I love a bit of scree surfing on the way down.

That was nail biting stuff to watch Murray ! Rather you than me, the views really were amazing from up there though, so thank you for taking us along. atb :D Teddy

Another fantastic day out by the looks of it! I like that you've been slipping in a bit of history into your videos recently 👍