Hiking 60 Miles Across The Last Wilderness Of Scotland

Join me for an adventure across the incredibly remote Knoydart Peninsula, widely known as the last wilderness of Scotland

0:00 Intro
0:47 Day 1
12:32 Day 2
24:05 Day 3
32:00 Day 4

[janicemiddlemass]

Well done boys 👏 ohh to be young and fit, that was an amazing journey, great viewing.🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Buszkraftowski]

Wow. Stunning. What a landscape. Greetings from Poland.

[nadiiab]

Thank you. I was dreaming about hiking in Scotland. You show me how even more beautiful this land is

[trippydippy-jn]

There's something so ethereal when a stag turns its neck to look at you, just that one moment of knowing each others presence. Their so aware of us and their damn majestical. Stags make Scotland so much more beautiful, not that its needed ! Great Video ❤

[JohnDuguid-yz]

Loved you’re trip son and I love Knoydart! Wee tip on your commentary, you say “absolutely incredible” all the time, maybe think about changing it a little?
Well done guys!

[TalesFromAbroad-SJ]

That sounds like an epic adventure across the Knoydart Peninsula! Covering 60 miles in such a remote part of Scotland must have been both challenging and rewarding. It’s amazing to see such untouched wilderness. Thanks for sharing this journey and have a great day!

Cheers,
Simon - Tales From Abroad

[AScottishOdyssey]

This is certainly one hell of an adventure.

[Jennifer.]

What a great video and what an achievement!

[garycrowther]

Fantastic top quality video as usual, thanks for sharing the adventure.

[chrissyplanteater]

Absolutely stunning well done both of you, living the best life ❤

[glitchlife]

Do you want a backpacking buddy? I am a pretty avid backpacker and do 2-3 night trips on the regular. Did half the PCT and some parts of the AT. The Scottish mountains look epic and it would be nice to go with a local on a few trips. Its only a 7 hour flight.

[philipmification]

Gosh, I have to admire the effort involved and the scenery. Hiking and climbing Munros with a full kit takes some doing. Not forgetting the midges and ticks. As much as I enjoy hiking in shorts I gave up due to the number of ticks I was collecting. Well done for producing a brilliant trip during a rubbish summer.

[ervinslens]

Wow, breathtaking panoramic views my friend! Place looks stunning and so powerful

[mondo_ray]

Pleasure watching your hikes. This one Brought back very happy memories, Ladhar Bheinn was my very first munro back in the 80's I'll be travelling that way again soon - most likely staying at lower ground. best wishes on your channel - ray

[ftShelby]

YouTube algo recommended you to me and I'm glad it did, your video style is awesome!

[nedkelly]

A really daring endeavour .Tough climbing, weather not always forgiving too many midges . You have got it all.Thanks for sharing.

[LGBT-Dan]

Beautiful scenery and beautiful video 👍

[BMWseries]

I'm sure your best hike yet. Well done. Reilly enjoyed it. Thanks for posting, cheers, John.

[jimross]

Well done guys, you all made look easy, when it’s not.
Fine video diary of a ‘big day oot’
Happy days👏👍

[davidmolyneaux]

Another smashing vlog, thank you. Viewers would be interested in your food choices and cooking facilities, I know you mentioned the jet boil but we're nosey and want more details 😂 Best wishes, ⛰ 🏕