Maol Chean-dearg, Glen Carron 17:05:23 

At the top of the mountain beautiful view of the black lake, lots of wind 💪..☺👍🙏

A great hill! Thanks for sharing.

What a super wee hill this is. Great view, east as far as Ben Wyvis. Thanks again, Charlie.

Wonderful country, series walking. you're so fortunate out in such wonderful country every week.i have the Peak District close at hand, not quite the same. no golden eagles either. Thank you Charlie

Maol Chean Dearg is a fine hill with a decent walk in and ascent. Looks like the snow has well and truly gone. I am glad the weather held for you, which is always nice, and you got some nice views. The bothy looked palatial. That general Torridon area is my absolute favourite in Scotland. You are clearly spending time up north west recently and I look forward to your next video. Thank you again.

Another good video Charlie. Cant believ how you and Mike make it look like a walllk in the park, forgive tbe pun. But honestly watxhing your videos along with Jamie @ Scottish Munros Juorneyband Murrays vodeos.i jave been inspired to get baxk out on the hills after 30+ years. Amd 78 Munros later in 18 months i have found my old self.again. so tahnks and keep the videos coming.

That's a lovely hill. It always reminds me of Stob Ban in the Mamores for some reason. 🤔 Nice to see the bothy is in good shape.

Charlie edits and uploads his videos as fast as he hikes the hills, impressive stuff and enjoyed the video, really great single munro MCD, the corbett beside it is very impressive

Lovely edit of your hike again Charlie, good you managed to dodge the rain.👍 looked a tad windy up there and glad you got some views. I thoroughly enjoyed this munro when I did it, and it was also my 1st ever night in a bothy. It’s a fantastic location that munro.👍 Look forward to your next hike. ATB Frank.👍🏔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

A nice morning, just a wee leg stretch after the excesses of Loch Mullardoch. Great to see the bothy is such great shape. My early days in Scottish hills was with the MBA. Thanks for the video.

Hey Charlie, so thats how mike became such a great cairn climber, by coming up the step north face on his first munro, well done guys,

Another good day out, Charlie some good views at the top a bit windy, but at least the rain never made an appearance . I'm keeping my finger crossed for some good weather up thay way end of next week. ATB Ally

Another walk, out so soon! Another great day out and excellent video. Being Eighe was my first Munro, nice to see it in the distance on your video. Thanks again, really appreciated. 👏👏👏

Charlie I have enjoyed your videos lately. Thanks for sharing your trips!

Great video Charlie looks a lovely walk with good paths , you and Mike are like a pair of mountain goats with soo much energy 🤗you make all your hikes looks so easy! Well done for taking time to film on route and sharing, thank you 😊

Cannae keep up wi you 2.😉 Another fine day Charlie. Pity aboot the clag. You missed oot it's fine neighbour. 😉

This video brings back memories. I remember climbing this hill from Coulags and stumbling up its stony upper slopes more than 30 years ago, although I do not remember the approach paths being quite as substantial and distinct. I think some money was put into the improvement of the paths in this area a few years ago. On our ascent we had excellent views of the Torridon hills and Ben Damph and a photograph of neighbouring An Ruadh Stac along with its tiny lochan taken on the ascent of this hill found its way into Irvine Butterfield's 'Call of the Corbets' book. The Coulin Forest is an enjoyable area in which to walk and the improved footpaths will make it all a lot easier for many. We also did an ascent from Torridon which I think is a more interesting route providing excellent images of Maol Chean-dearg's north face which is quite impressive under its winter coat.

Magic Charlie. Pity about the clag. Blowing a hoolie when I was up too. Great stuff. Cheers

How much of it is could you do on a MTB? Looking for more routes with long cycles in.