Beinn Bhuidhe, Glen Fyne
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- čas přidán 4. 01. 2022
- This walk in Glen Fyne is to the single Munro of Beinn Bhuidhe. A blue sky winter day which was warm providing you were sheltered from the icy north wind. The out and in walk starts from the A83 at the head of Loch Fyne where there is parking at the old bridge.
Thanks Charlie, another great video as always.. I enjoy watching your videos for inspiration to do more solo Munros. Did Ben vorlich my 5th Munro a few weeks ago with my two dogs at lochearnhead. Always enjoy your helpful and informative videos of your Munros. Thank you 😊
Hi Corina, Its terrific you take inspiration to get out and benefit from the great outdoors. It's always something I've done for years and enjoy the health benefits that comes with getting into the hills. I wish you have clear tops as you continue your Munro journey. Cheers
I love your videos - grand work
Hi Scott, Glad you enjoyed our latest outing. Many thanks for watching. Cheers Charlie
Nice frosty blue sky day. Another great video. Cheers, Andy.
Hi Andy, As you’ll know, it was one of these winter days that was a joy to be out without fighting the elements. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie
Absolutely loved this hill. Great day out, beautiful walk up the Glen and a specatcular summit experienced climbed in Nov 2020. Great film
Hi Andrew, I can understand why you love this top. We've seen it in many varied conditions but its always an enjoyable day. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 cheers really enjoy your films. We had beautiful golden sunshine up Glen Fyne before cutting up left up the gorge, over the hydro track then up onto the summit. Saw a guy parascend off. One of our best days so its great to see it here.
great video, thanks for sharing.
Hello Major Nova, Many thanks for viewing yesterday's outing. Great day and a superb vantage point for the surrounding tops. Cheers, Charlie.
Great video once again Charlie, looked like you both got a braw day,views brilliant, never done that hill but I will soon, thanks Ian Dundee
Hi Ian, It was great to take the opportunity of a settled weather window for our outing. Its a bonnie top with terrific views and ideal for the short winter days. Cheers, Charlie.
Hey Charlie, what a grand hike to kick the year of well done to mike and yourself,
Hi James, Your spot on... we had a good start to the year and BB gives a great target for the short winter days. Cheers, Charlie.
another great day out guys ...we were at Loch Lomond yesterday and there were folk swimming in the Loch while we were having breakfast..!
Hi Mike, There are certainly some hardy souls about who can throw themselves into the loch. Not may cup of tea thank you....lol. Cheers, Charlie.
Superb looking day👏👏
Hi Barrie, It was a cracker, a cold breeze while on the top but very pleasant on the route in and out. Cheers, Charlie.
What a first rate day for your walk. Stunning long distance views. I guess an ideal walk in winter re not a lengthy one in terms of time yet very rewarding.
Hi Charles, These single Munros are ideal for a winter walk providing they aren't miles from the road. Typically a 5-6hr day is about right for the short days. Cheers, Charlie.
I had this idea that there would be more snow on the tops but as I live on the south coast of England I am well out of touch with where there might be snow, I guess there is probably more further north and to the east?
Great views as always. I've done a search but so far can't find an explanation for the name 'Yellow Mountain.'
Hello, I understand that Beinn Bhuidhe is simply derived from the Gaelic for "yellow hill" but not sure what is actually referring to with regards to the landscape. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.
Subscribed Charlie love the vids great info and in layman’s terms. Good work.
Hello, Many thanks for taking the time to view our latest outing, it’s much appreciated. Take care, Charlie.
HI Charlie, its amazing how little now you have up there for the time of year.
Hi Dave, The conditions are pretty localised at the moment with the north seeing heavy snow over the last few days. It tends not to last long with temperatures varying through the weeks. Its early days yet... we'll see. Cheers, Charlie.
Hi Charlie can u give me a good route for Slioch I’ve just spent 6 days in Torridon and fancy slioch next before I head to Assynt
I attempted it yesterday and had to turn back as it was blizzard conditions. Need to invest in snow gear
Hi Paul, That's a pity but always better to turn back if things get wild. The winter walking is a lot more challenging where simple ground in summer can become very tricky if iced up. Reacting to weather changes is also a vital lesson and one that can't be ignored in these short winter days.
Cheers, Charlie
Hi Charlie, another lovely video and superb views from the summit, I cycled in and back and you still smashed my time, I’ll be calling you Charlie Duracell 🤣🤣
Look forward to your next hike.
ATB Frank.
Hi Frank, I like it.... the recharging time between outings are get longer and longer.... lol. Cheers, Charlie.
Another cracking video Charlie..Always wanted to do this one ..Probably the only one I’ve not done in the area..Considering taking the bike down to the starting point..I think it’s roughly 6km from Loch Fyne…Loved the video.
Hello, The guide books certainly give options for biking down the estate road which should shorten the walking time. I've only ever used the route above as its the most direct with views opening up quickly on the ascent. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 Thanks Charlie 😁👍
Hi Charlie. Fantastic video on such a beautiful day. Going to take the bike up to the ponds and then hike up to the summit from there.
I was wondering which camera you use? The footage is great.
Hi David, I use the GoPro Hero 9 which is ideal for the mountain environment shooting in 4K at 30fps. Cheers, Charlie
Only done this the once, on a muggy summer day. We cut off he track to the middle of the ridge which seemed quite craggy.
Something dead in the woods on the way back. Dreadful stench.
That new building is actually an old one re-developed, is it not?
Thanks again.
Hi Geoffrey, Not sure about the building as it was 5 years since the last visit. There are also houses in the same area that appeared quite new but its probably my memory that's the issue. I'll have a look back at the photo archive and see if I captured footage during the last trip. Cheers, Charlie.
Nice one Charlie :) Still no bagged that one yet been meaning to for the last 9 years right enough ha ha :) Charlie the new hydro path is that the now more accepted route up and down now? Heard a lot of walkers complaining about it.
Peter, Not sure about the hydro path but noticed a track snakes up towards the Munro from the two ponds at 02:42. The track we used is good access to the ponds without being ridiculous. Cheers, Charlie.
@@charliemccartney7055 Just Google earthed it Charlie 👍 All clear now mate, cheers:)
That looks like a good route Charlie, I took the longer road in via the brewary and up left at the old house. I took the hydro path down Peter thinking it would be quicker but it was awful esp on the knees, very loose and steep at parts. Hopefully u'll get it ticked off this year Peter - Charlie look forward to ur next outing. I'm keeping an eye the next decent weather window.
@@selwynmccausland4085 Yeah the route you took up Selwyn is the one i had in mind. I was aware of the hydro path because people seem to have a bad opinion on it. Aye its on the list this year :)