Wow what an absolutely fantastic place,all these waterfalls/streams/ wire bridge!! Then all that swampy terrain makes it completely opposite, you hate the place.
King Ryan I drove up there a few days before and done Tower Ridge first. I stayed at the Glen Nevis hostel which isn’t to far away. If you don’t mind sharing a room with a load of strangers then you’ll be fine. Wouldn’t class it as a hostel considering how modern it is, hostels don’t have USB sockets right next to your pillow haha
Also I recommend travelling throughout the night (say midnight onwards). Less traffic as possible in the busy places such as Lancashire, Blackpool, Glasgow etc...
Wow what an absolutely fantastic place,all these waterfalls/streams/ wire bridge!! Then all that swampy terrain makes it completely opposite, you hate the place.
I just wanted to get to the mountain and there was everything in the way. I was like what's all this shit in the way
@@hybridmountaineering5929 lol yeah it looked like someone just lined out all obstacles you can think off, just to keep you away from the mountain
@@nosek666 Never encountered bogs like it, trekking poles all way from now on
Hard lines there Jay . Looking at getting up there this summer . How’s the drive from Merseyside ? Any advice on accommodation ? Cheers
King Ryan I drove up there a few days before and done Tower Ridge first. I stayed at the Glen Nevis hostel which isn’t to far away. If you don’t mind sharing a room with a load of strangers then you’ll be fine. Wouldn’t class it as a hostel considering how modern it is, hostels don’t have USB sockets right next to your pillow haha
Also I recommend travelling throughout the night (say midnight onwards). Less traffic as possible in the busy places such as Lancashire, Blackpool, Glasgow etc...