Corrour - The Ultimate WILD Camp | Remote Wilderness | Scotland

Hi Folks......

There isn't much more I can say about this that the video doesn't cover......

Quite Simply EPIC.......

The film location for trainspotting!

music by Alistair Fraser - Driven Bow.

Enjoy

ATB Simon

#wilderness #wildcamping #naturehike #trainspotting #wild #camping

[martsmith]

My grandad used to say "a pint of water is a pound and a quarter", he said a lot of other stuff but I like that one.

[Intotheoutdoors]

Great video and very well put together. I'm going to Scotland next month wild camping, going to go to Steall waterfall and might attempt the devil's ridge but I've been warned not to do it on my own. Because of train times I'm going to have to camp around corrour station and the spot you stayed looked perfect 😁👍

[macinthewild]

I’m actually speechless mate ! Great video, great editing, great location, great soundtrack - amazing !

[AlanMETALMAN]

Yes, it did loo remote, no calling out mountain rescue there, unless by helicopter. After the rain, sun and roasting sun as well lol. To be fair the scenery there was superb so can not think of a better thing to do mid after moon. The reflected view over the Loch was amazing after tea, what a stunning sight that was! After a soaking wet start, you could not have wished for better weather over the next two days, cheers Alan

[fraserconnell]

Brilliant 👍🏼. People might not realise that many of these camp trips involve a long time in a car on motorways. Rewards being a secluded wild camp and one of the biggest red reset buttons anyone can hit. Lovely filam mate😊. New subscriber 🙏👍🏼

[daveblogs]

Hi from Ireland. Lovely video thanks for sharing . We.ve just sub, d You.
Heading that direction in July. In fact we go to Scotland every summer wi campervan .bikes n kayak.
All the best happy travels👍

[evanmclafferty]

Stunning, and one of my favourite movies

[rlfan]

Hi mate, stumbled across your channel and this stunning video.
I am up exploring Scotland In early April on wish to wild camp here for a night or two, I will totally respect the area and leave no trace, is the Loch easy to get to from the train station, thanks, looks like my type of paradise.
I'm travelling up from Kent by train.
Just have to go visit, take a book and chill out.

[SteJohnAllen]

Fantastic video! Loved that scenery, unbelievable!

[yasminshikingmission]

This is just a fab video 😀 some really great editing. Really enjoyed this one 👏👍

[grahamswildcamping]

Fabulous film making. Always meant to get up there, so thanks for the tour and introduction. Looks a peaceful, amazing place.

[susanbarrie]

Just incredible Simon. Breathtaking. You've just captured everything so perfectly. You're the master.

[joinmeoutdoors]

Absolute work of art, this one. Your use of music and scenic shots just gets better and better. If only I could teleport to that location right now! The perfect remote adventure. Great job, Simon 👏

[Fastpack_Dack]

Superb adventure mate, and beautifully filmed too. Can really appreciate the effort behind all those shots and the editing as well, absolutely spot on mate. A joy to watch👌🏻🏕 Looking forward to catching up on your other videos, cheers Simon. ATB, Mark😄

[emz_adventure]

Ah and just before I head up to Scotland look what pops up. I'm gonna enjoy this Simon xx

[lesleytweddell]

Beautiful video Simon, amazing scenery loved it !!! Xx

[hikesome]

Such a beautiful film of your adventure mate! I never would have thought that "Trainspotting" (felt like a time machine) could be such a great intro to a wonderful outdoor video, great work. It was so nice to follow you on this adventure and I am looking forward to following you on your future outdoor experiences as well ;) Have a beautiful weekend and happy hiking&camping, Mario

[joinmeoutdoors]

I'm currently halfway through and absolutely loving this video!!

[janethompson]

Absolutely incredible! Beautiful scenery and the music fits perfectly. Always choose life xx

[johnmccarron]

Nice vid mate, walked past Loch Ossian plenty times but never stopped there, thanks for pointing out the things I walked past, Cheers.