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I've been across the bridge of the Cioch - the approach climb on the big slab was called Wall Works/walks (something like that) then we climbed directly up to the top after that. Lovely views of the Jura from the top.

Beautiful haunting Gaelic air is a lovely backdrop to this spectacular mountainous scenery. Melts your heart ! Well done guys and thanks. My favourite video ! 🙂

Great video Jonus, love them all ! What wonderful adventures you have. Your videos take me to heights, views and places I could never hope to go. You are so enthusiastic about our Scottish mountains and lochs and talk about them with much love. Keep sharing your journies please as many appreciate them. Hodne stesti ! 🥃 aaaah !

Braw video

Loved following tour adventures! Hope Sophie's leg is OK.

What a load of rubbish, great video!, but to keep perpetuating this legend is madness. Humans are like ants, cave in a mountain or shiny red can on the beach. We use too much imagination.

Another great vlog, sofia may be old but she's a youngster at heart and could teach you a thing or two about diving.

Brilliant video, and well done for managing that challenging traverse with your wonderful dogs 👏👏👏

Nice video. The west coast of Jura is so deserted. Thirty miles of nothing and nobody. I would love to walk it but probably not on my own!

Fantastic round trip. Never thought of a bike carrier for the road sections, great idea. Fabulous video.

Is Sophie slowing a little with age maybe? She seems to be behind a lot of the time.

Great wee adventure Jonas, did the same route other way round with my mate 8 years ago from Tyndrum to Taynuilt and got the train back in a day. Glen Kinglass is beautiful. 🥃 🍻👍

Cracking video mate. Loved it, although I did feel sorry for your black dog...must be getting old? Great entertainment though ...I love that area. Looking forward to seeing you next time

nice one Jonas, looks like an amazing trip fella, the dogs did well.

That’s brilliant, the kids made mince meat out of it, put most adults to shame.

Great video - loved it :-). Hoping to do the route next week 👍

Great video, looks like a great route too. Think ill be adding it to my list of adventures to do. Thanks for sharing. May your beer be cold, your whisky neat and your dogs paws fresh. 😊

Another crackling adventure Jonas🚴🐶🐶🔥 Aaaaaah🥃

Many Thanks Loved Your Video .I am Also a fan of Scotch Whisky. and your dog is Brilliant .

Fantastic adventure Jonas!!! - Looks like the weather was a little rough but looked warm in the wee bothy!! I really enjoyed the rougher section further up Glen Kinglass but we had it dryer than you! I have looked at the steep roads (theres one on each side) on the map as a launch pad further up into the mountains but it looks a little rugged!!! - umm maybe one day.. thanks for the plug!!!!! - ATB Tom

HI Jonas, have a great holiday mate. Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us. All the best Dave

There is a small bridge before the stepping stones, you should have used that.

Nice seeing you again. Great bike pack trip. Have a great evening 😊

Great video as always Have you tried mushers secret (it's like wax) for her paws. It works well for my dog to protect the pads.

At 09:14 I half expected you to find a ring!

Those are two fit and happy dogs! 🙂

Brilliant video Jonas! - love your overnighters with the dogs, fantastic adventure.. ATB Tom

I knew you’d keep that cancelled puppy, she’s going to have a great life with you 🦮

fantastic episode,

Fantastic, still can't believe I met you - my sincere apologies for forgetting your name, embarrassing. All the best you legend !!!

Another great adventure Jonas. Girls looked like they had fun as always. Managed to watch this on the TV as ma dogs were asleep so no barking 😂 Great wee bothy that Mhanach. Had a guid night with Robin a few years ago....Aaaaaaah 🥃

Ah mate, glad you saw at least dome of them! That trail / road isn't driveable, but it is walkable. Heads to black corries lodge, then the trail ends and you have to tromp through the bogland of Rannoch Moor, you come out next to Rannoch station on the west highland line

Oh and yeah you should check the ghost story about Lubeilt.

Used to do pretty much that route as part of the tour de ben nevis mountain bike race. Was a great event. Not sure which is worse, the road climb out of Fort Bill to the WHW or the hike a bike after Lubeilt. I think the dog hurt her paw jumping down into the river crossing, had a slip. Great vid, enjoyed.

Great video. Such a beautiful area. That wee minister didn’t look impressed at your drinking! The puppies were adorable, I think you might need a bigger trailer!

Looked like a lovely adventure Jonas, nice route, tough going at the end, hope Sophies legs ok... Really enjoyable as always, all the best. 🥃🍻👍

Great video and nice trip. Thank you for sharing 😊

what a great video and a beautiful trip.

I love your videos. We have been to Scotland (we live in High Wycombe) every year since 2014 but can't make it this year. Thankfully, your videos can give me a taste of that magnificent place. Thank you.

Brilliant m8... Glad tae c yees back oot..!!! Tilly looks like she lovin life.!!!! All good... Peace n luv tae yeez awe. 🙏❤️🙏

Great to see you back out again Jonas and great to see your countrymen join you whilst they were enjoying Scotland. My wife and I also enjoyed seeing Tilly back out with you and Sofie. Stay well 👌🏻

Excellent stuff, that looked a big trip! I hope the road improved after we met but I doubt that. Great meeting you Jonas you legend, look forward to watching your next adventures! - Kenny

If Tilly could talk, she'd say, they are both nuts. I'm the only sane one. She's such a lady.

That was brilliant Jonas and lovely to see Tilley back out, I enjoyed checking out your route on the map and maybe hike that way one day. ATB 🥃👍🏕️🍻🙏

Superb 👏 👏👏 great to you and the girls back out on adventures...

Enjoyable watch as usual. Well done Tilly. The trees at Luibelt are always a welcome sight when heading for Meanach. I can remember when Luibelt still had a roof. Wouldnt camp there. It has a reputation. Last time I was at Meanach the weather was awful. I usually camp but stayed in the bothy. Had it all to myself😊 Years ago it had an upstairs if I remember that rightly.

thank you so much for this video. It took me back to the 15th 1995. When I also climbed. the “Cioch” direct! It was my first ever climb and my first ever abseil ever! The top, I took a Samurai sword up there with me! For a little pose photograph. It was a great climb from Glen Brittle campsite, we set off at 9 o’clock in the morning and we’re on top at 4:30 in the afternoon and back at camp at 9 o’clock at night quite a day! Great video by the way, thank you

Watching this was like reliving a nightmare! I walked it a few years ago, from Fort Augustus to Newtonmore over two days. Punishing east wind in my face and relentless sun. Full pack. Hard work! Wouldn't want to do it on a bike.

Ah I see you found the Terrace by the direct route. I found it by traversing across from the left! Bill

You can of course, find the terrace under the slab and either do Arrow Route or traverse up and left to the neck above the Cioch. Either way is less involved than going up the gully Bill