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    My luck finally ran out on this long bike & hike.. Sgòr Gaibhre and Càrn Dearg from Rannoch



    ➤ In today’s video I will be climbing two Munros from Rannoch, this includes a 10 mile cycle and around 6 Miles of hiking.

    THE ROUTE: https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/sgor-gaibhre.shtml

    0:00 Intro
    1:12 The Plan
    2:10 Ditching the bike
    4:20 Càrn Dearg
    7:15 Sgòr Gaibhre
    10:00 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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    3. @eddieharwood7788 on

      You can hardly call that bad luck James. It was nae a bad day at all. It just shows how used you are to amazing days. If you look back at some of your earlier videoos you'll remember that you have had far worse than that. It is variety that counts.

    5. @kennycunn1 on

      Did these two along with beinn na lap as a circular from Corrour with a pint and a bite to eat between trains at the station. Was a great day in a remote area .

    6. @45ltr on

      Thats how i did these 2 a few years ago , the only real memory i have is meeting logging lorries head on driving in , good vid as usual , cheers from Brechin

    7. @paulmuir2184 on

      Good video as always james regardless of the pish weather.. always wondered how you always seem to get these amazing weather days recently! I’m always checking Met Office recently.. pretty much every weekend and it just seems way to windy or its always pissing down or snowing! Although summer won’t be too far away 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙌 do you get the chance to go do them during the week much?

    9. @itsablack1 on

      Nice one 👍
      Nobody wants you to have bad weather what are you saying 😅
      I did those hills on an icy Feb last year ( god that feels like 10years ago 😳) -7c at the car park, walked all the way.. I also did the Corbett first, and that was way harder than the Munros … I came off your first munro along the ridge going south and I thought that was the nicest walk of the day… Your second munro has great views , over to Ben Alder..
      Did it 6hrs 30mins

    10. @DAoutdoors on

      Hi James, maybe not many views but when they came they were pretty damn good, certainly a cracking bike and hike, with some decent mileage covered. All the best mate, Dave ⛰🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚴

    13. @MyScottishAdventures on

      Stunning video James. I've not had a chance to do much munros this year juggling family life etc. Done 1 that is Stuc a'Chroin via the Corbett beinn each. As I commented on your Instagram page am hoping to go to torridon soon if the weather is right. Good luck on your 43 munros to go. Love watching your videos. Gives me the encouragement to get out their.
      ATVB
      Alan

    18. @McConnachy on

      Thanks for the video James. . On 24th February, I camped over night below the south ridge of Carn Dearg, it got down to around -12. My water and energy drinks froze, but my whisky was fine. I was between knee and waist deep in snow, took the wrong route, over the ridge, instead of the Corrour track, it was up and down hundreds of ft in the snow, made it to Carn Dearg, but Sgorr Gaibhre was out of reach due to the effort of deep snow, legs like jelly and the breeks full of snow. The ruins of Corrour are an old sanitorium and the stone was robbed by the lairds for a shooting lodge by Loch Ossian.
      ATB, Angus

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