What is the Best Mountain in Scotland?

In today's Video I will be giving you my TOP 5 Mountains I have climbed in Scotland so far!

These are just my opinion - let me know your TOP 5 Mountains in Scotland down in the comments..

Thanks for watching

#munrobagging #scottishhighlands #mountains

[TheLmfaodyl]

Great video James! My top 5 favourite Munro's in order: An Teallach, Beinn Alligin, Beinn Liath Mhor, Ben Hope and Gleouraich/Spidean Mialach. There is something magical about the North West Highlands: Torridon, Assynt & Sutherland. Absolutely beautiful part of Scotland and the Earth. Also some fantastic corbetts up in the North West such as Quinag, Foinaven, Ben Loyal and Cranstackie.

[chrissaltmarsh]

Magic. I have done Steall, and Aonach Eagach. Long, long ago, I'm too ancient for that now. Brings a tear to my eye, seeing your vids.
And I have in my memories Bidean, the Buchaille. Thank you.

[gazwilliams]

New subscriber here I walked up Goat Fell on Arran the other day now I'm hungry for more Scottish mountains the views from the top are next level. I'll be sure to check out all your videos 👍🏻

[graham_avis]

A very, very good choice James. Having done all your top 5 in differing weather conditions, Liathach was my first Munro and will always be my favourite as well. Enjoy your journey my friend and the linger on the memories that you will make along the way.

[andylanigan]

Loved it. Memories of Summer, brutal ascents, exposure, and the old watery knees! Good luck for Skye!

[DrawingNo]

I agree with all of these - it is hard to go wrong with Glen Coe and the Torridons - only the Cuillins can match them.
The Liathach pinnacles are difficult scrambles but the bypass path looks far hairier and a lot more exposed- I would stick with the pinnacles if I did it again.
Great vids btw!

[neilpirrie]

Been watching your videos for several months now, and You've given me loads of great inspiration for trips next year! On top of that I'm now addicted to Beluga Lagoon. Thanks for the vids!

[nigelsutton]

Some great video shooting. Beinn Alligin was my last Munro (Munroist 3011) but I did it the other way, horns first.

[nickname]

My top 5 (in no particular order): Quinag, An Teallach, Buachaille Etive Beag, A' Mhaighdean and Gleouraich. Also hoping for dry and calm days in 2023. Thanks for uploading, James. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛰👍

[emerald-islander]

Another cracking video, enjoying your videos tonight with a few cold beers

[stephentodd]

Amazing video !!!! Living in London it lets me drift off to happy times that I’ve had in the hills of western Scotland and that it won’t be long till I’m there again

Keep up the content

[JoeWilson]

I've only done a select few but did liatach last week. Beautiful clear skies and snowy tops. I did trip on the second pinnacle and damaged my camera lens - ouch. My mates heart beated a little too quickly in that moment. Therefore, we ended up diverting to the bypass path just before the 3rd pinnacle as the sun was due to set in 2hrs.

1. Sgurr Alasdair - the views are just breathtaking.
2. Liatach - again but feel if we had more time and no scare it could have been even better!
3. Bidean Nam Bian via Lost Valley
4. Ben Nevis via CMD Arete
5. Ben More Assynt - views again wow.

1 and 2 are a toss up. I was just fitter at the time when doing the former so enjoyed the day more. I spent have the day on Liatach gagging for water lol

[keithmcshane]

Wow James outstanding video a great insight into the mountains of Scotland, keep up the good work 👏 atb👍

[supertigger]

Going to be adding these to our Scotland trips to-do list next year for sure.

[merkyw]

You've just filled my to do annual trip to Scotland 2023 minus the AE Ridge which ive done solo last year OMG. I just can't wait.. Great channel and love your style and content M ☘️

[johnfullwood]

Done 3 of your top 5 and definitely agree with your top 2. My favourite 2 as well. Absolutely beltin mountains! Great footage too mate!

[anniemack]

Enjoyed your review last year and this one great too. On first ascent of AE, I was struggling to make the climb down to the ridge from Am Bodach. A big, hairy guy in a traditional kilt, carrying a saltire came back along the ridge and just took hold of my foot and pulled it down about 3 inches to the nearest foothold and strode off back along the ridge - never saw him again. Once I recovered my composure (I said a few sweary words to myself), I had one of my finest days on the hills.

[talasdokengillerailesi]

I'm Sevgi. Very good video. Loved it. Thanks. 😊🌷

[martinoberstein]

Great choice and amazing views. Thank you very much for these. Kind regards from Germany, Martin

[allankerr]

Brilliant James, as always! I'm inexperienced and I'll hopefully do more with friends that have the experience!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻