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Not sure that is a mistake. 'Interesting' is a better word. I'm mid-70's, went over that magic land years ago. And all the way down, you can see the pub.

For a winter traverse you'll need to move quickly as benightment is a real risk with the short daylight hours and possibly tricky conditions. If you are not experienced with ropework, that will also slow you down considerably.

@@davidrobinson7684 Hi David, it something I want to give a try in the snow/ice - but little to nil wind, maybe someone with more experience than myself could tag along , but also iam quite happy to stay up there overnight if needed , almost bought a Samaya 2.5 tent but its still a little pricy at the mo- for an expedition like this.

You're braver than most of us here I think!

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Me too.. I done this as my first Munro with no experience and whilst I was able to do it i wouldn’t recommend

Two tunes by the band Talisk! First one is aptly named ‘The Hills’ and the second is ‘Echo’

Couldn't watch it the music was just far too irritating😢

@@fordprefect4345 What you talking about? the Music matches PERFECTLY with the footage - its called sound engineering

@@tileshp3762 In my world it's called insipid lift music and distracts me from what looks like a great vid. But what do I know. Billions of flies love shit maybe I got that wrong to. 😂

I would be on my hands an knees a gibbering wreak,they would of have to get a helicopter to get me down not that I would of got that far ,

Yes! So many vids about Scotland are ruined by 'Scottish' music. There should be a warning Don't Watch If You Have Hayfever. 😁

I have been fortunate enough to complete Crib Goch last summer and the Aonoch Eagach for the second time this summer. In my opinion, as a reasonably fit old git with a fear of heights, the challenge is indeed more mental than physical but with the Glencoe ridge more demanding on both counts.

I’d say mentally challenging

Ah that's good to know, it was an incrediby tiring and difficult descent! Thanks for the kind words

Agreed clachaig gully route is an accident black spot. Pap of glencoe route is fine but adds a bit of time getting to the pub

Oh shut up

@@davidlennox711 ok

Yeh, we all had a god amount of outdoor climbing experience before we tackled the ridge. I'd say if you don't have much climbing experience it's going to be a scary and potentially dangerous day out! Like some of the other comments have said, there have been fatalities on the ridge.

It's really your mental ability to deal with the exposure that counts on this ridge, the scrambling itself is actually not that hard

@@JamesStevenson-t6c 'not that hard' is totally subjective, depending on ones scrambling experience and ability. Lack of experience and over confidence in ones ability is the biggest risk. This is one to work up to, learning scrambling and climbing techniques and plenty of experience on grade one and then less challenging grade two scrambles. You'll know when you are ready, if you're not sure, you are NOT ready and have a much higher chance of becoming a statistic. If it's for bragging rights rather than part of natural progression in climbing/mountaineering then I would question whether ego it the biggest risk factor that is getting the better of calm and measured decision making.

The first line of the Wikipedia entry for glen: 'A glen is a valley' !!