3 Days Backpacking In Scotlands Great Wilderness

[@garycrowther4912]

Another super adventure and showing the beautiful Scottish scenery at its best.

[@GenaSpesivtsev]

Loch Maree is absolutely charming! These incredible views! And the deers are like fairytale creatures in a magical land 🦌

[@Carolyn-o5u]

Well done Gregor and thanks for sharing your adventure with us. I so enjoyed watching it!

[@michaelatkinson8291]

Hi mate. Those early morning moments in remote areas like that are so unique & hard to beat. The definition of peace. Great video, love your narration.

[@johnbrown1135]

Well done... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@AScottishOdyssey]

What an amazing adventure you had. Here's to many more in the future.

[@BMW7series251]

Well done Gregor. What a hike! Wish l had done more of this when l was much younger. Just noticed you've passed 10K subbers! Brilliant M8. Cheers, John.

[@miggimay6321]

Would love to see you cook more and putting up your tent just for a change also some wee stories. Give us more .....well done

[@theawesomeyoutubersandco7124]

Such tranquility and beautiful scenery buddy. Been looking forward to this video 💯 Not disappointed- well done Gregor. 🏆💯

[@DAoutdoors]

Hi Gregor, absolutely amazing mate, what a trip. Pretty disappointing to see the state those people left the Bothy in. I know there is no rule about not bagging your spot in a Bothy, but the least you can do is leave it tidy when you are not in. The views you had over the three days were jus5 epic. Absolutely loved watching the adventure, thanks as always for taking us along. All the best mate, Dave 😀⛰🥾🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@miggimay6321]

Brilliant just love ur channel take care I think u will be the next best hiking guy

[@james-qw1mi]

You don’t have much luck way these bothys lol thier always full this video makes me so proud to be Scottish stunning wild scenery 👏👏

[@kstewart3657]

Great video. 👏

[@catface138]

You are a trooper. You are so inspiring. Love your videos. What a beautiful thing you do. Cant beat the Scottish highlands. I live in crieff so nit far from the mountains. Have you walked ben lawers and glen lyon.? 😊

[@assassinschris]

Ooooohhh new vid 😎👌👌👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tamray7952]

How do you keep from losing your way and getting turned around?

[@steveworthington930]

Remote yes, wilderness no, Polsven has the right idea on his vast estates, rewilding, maybe reintroduce Lynx. The vermin deer have turned the Highland,s into a wet desert, out of control.

[@mikemccormac9368]

EH?? What wet desert?? Red deer (specifically) are an indigenous Scottish species that predate or have co-existed with mankind since the colonisation after the ice sheets retreated from the last ice age. The great Caledonian forests were cut down by man!!! The Highland landscapes were moulded by waves of clearances of native people's and economically driven estate/farming practices. Goodbye deer, hello sheep!! The only survivor from the prehistoric ecology is the Midge. A scourge to both deer and human alike😂😂

[@mikemccormac9368]

Pleeze, pleeze spare us the pot noodles. You've done that to death😦😦. Mountains?? When did you decide to break away the channel from challenging the high tops??😢 But where did you get the crazy idea that Scotland's 'barren areas' are the fault of a single indigenous wildlife specious (red deer). We, humans alone, have created this emptiness. The great highland forests were cut down to service our 'needs' (two world wars stoked the process of course). The wildlife were left to get by on the scraps that remain or to entertain (in death) the wealthy owners of the land. Introducing apex predator's in the wild is a fantastic idea. But how would you deal with encountering a lynx or a wolf-pack that saw you as lunch!!