The Saddle, Glen Shiel  

Superb video mate

Easily the most relaxing videos to watch on YT, thanks Charlie.

great video thanks for sharing, We will be doing this in a couple of weeks.

Those views have to be the best I have ever seen in the entire UK. Thanks for sharing. You two briskly stride and glide along those mountains like you were simply walking along a high street, respect Sirs

Wow, I must have watched all your videos twice, maybe three times, but this one makes my legs wobble. Some really scary looking ridge walking and some of the best footage of Scottish Countryside that I,ve ever seen. Thank you guys so much for these films, they are amazing. Safe Climbing Lads !

I have to say I watch a number of Highland walking videos, but yours I find the best. So relaxed, and so well videoed capturing the landscape as if one was actually there.

Great pair of hills which you have captured so well Charlie. Was camping on Buidhe Bheinn the Corbett directly behind this pair above Kinloch Hourn last night. No midges but was plagued by they rubber feeling Deer Keds, horrible creatures. Great vid again mate. Cheers

A lovely clip! I do value your commentary which is informative without being excessive. I am also grateful that you have chosen not to have accompanying music! The rhythm of movement and the sound of the wind is music in itself. Thank you

Hiya Charlie what a fantastic day's walking with glorious weather you had, two excellent munro's in Glen shiel did them myself many years ago in similar weather as yourselves i found forcan ridge not a problem , as usual film and commentary just excellent, can't wait for another video

An absolutely perfect day for it, great stuff lads.

Great video! I've been watching lots of your posts... I'm pretty new to hillwalking, and your movies provide so much useful info on what to expect... including the advice on alternative (less scary!) routes to the summit - which is brilliant for 'fearties' like me who don't fancy the scramble... or the scary ridge-walks! It makes our beautiful hills feel so much more accessible to folks like me. Thank you!

Stunning Video, Charlie, showing the very best of these two wonderful hills. Indeed it was a great day on Saturday and superb for photography. You captured the character of the Forcan ridge very well indeed - probably the best film of it that I have seen. Sadly the legs won't carry me that way any more, but you've given me the incentive to try it by the traversing path. As it's just down the road from me it'll be worth another go this autumn :-).

Your videos are keeping me going through this Winter Charlie, giving me the itch for next Summer. You should definitely have more subscribers! Keep up the great work.

Amazing video Charlie! It is honestly so great watching someone getting out into the hills with as much knowledge of the surrounding areas as yourself and who just clearly enjoys it so much. Awesome resource for walks i'd never heard of to add to the list as well.

Good work Charlie. The ramp leaving the path at the bottom of the ridge shown at 3:44 has had some dangerous loose rock at times and should be approached with caution. Routes onto the ridge to the right of this feature can be used instead. Exposure is never far away but for the more technical features, in summer, there are usually escape routes to the side. The big down-step shown at 7:40 is an easy downclimb for those accustomed to rock climbing since there are plenty decent jugs to hang onto. The alternative is a less technical route to the side, usually left (south) but periodically this has some problems with loose rock and caution is advised. Helmets are recommended. The wall pointed out 3:28 and later used on decent can be hard-going underfoot and a direct line from the lochan in the bealach to the bottom of the ridge is a more easy going route down in dry firm conditions in spite of the need to lose and regain a little height along the way. Those feeling really energetic who cannot get enough of this sort of ground may wish to descend back down the ridge, experiencing the features of the ridge anew in the opposite direction.

Stunning video as ever guys, inspirational stuff. I must be round about the same vintage as you and am in awe of your ability to romp over all these hills. I did the Saddle and Forcan ridge years ago when I was young, fit and stupid, I didn't even notice the down-climb in those days. I'd be terrified now! Looking forward to your next trip, I imagine you'll be out in the high pressure we currently have. I'm stuck in southern England pining...

Good video...thanks for upload.

Great Video and fantastic views. The weather since Thursday has been exceptional and this blue skies! wow. Thanks for sharing again.. ATB Paul.

Charlie, fantastic video mate, the weather gods were certainly on your side this time. I went up the Saddle last month, missed out on the Forcan ridge, bit too wet and slippery for my liking. Came off Sgurr na Sgine over the top of Faochag and down, that was interesting. Keep up the good work.

Just started climbing recently and these video's have been a great watch to get an idea what i was coming up against . Excellent 👍

very impressive video Charlie - stunning!

Another cracking video Charlie, hoping to do these 2 before the end of the year. I’ll wait for a good dry day so that I can enjoy the ridge. Frank.

Great stuff Charlie, cracking day for the Forcan Ridge. Never done that down climb just before the summit, always opted for the bypass path.

Beautiful weather for hiking. Nice film.

Hey Charlie, The views you got were exceptional!! Love some of those camera angles also... That was top drawer. Thank you! L&D :-)

There is a short sharp scramble up the east ridge of Sgurr na Sgine which is worth a look.

Great views as usual and the commentary is excellent, you know your Munros and all the other hills. What camera do you use as the quality is excellent? Thanks.

Great video! So it looks like there is a way to bypass the “bad step” coming down the Forcan Ridge?

I am a novice but keen to do some more advanced climbing. What is the best advice you can give for tackling ridges ?

What kinda camera are you using? Seems to have a great wide angle.

What was the loch called at 14.50 where u showed a track to walk along side?

Which prat put a thumbs down?