An Teallach

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

Finally, a video with the actual sounds and sights and no intrusive music.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Philip, Glad you enjoyed the more natural movie of An Teallach. Have settled on keeping the sound of the day on the movies as it certainly adds to the experience. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

@@charliemccartney7055 Looking forward to doing it one day! I did my first 4 Munros last week: the northern ones (Ben Hope etc).

[@charliemccartney7055]

@@theenglishalpinist5031 Hi Philip, Well done on your first 4 munros. You'll certainly enjoy An Teallach once it comes around. Try and leave it for a stick on weather day so you enjoy the whole experience. Cheers, Charlie.

[@blamhof]

Brilliant Charlie you caught this beauty at it's moody best. Amazing views with the cloud swirling. I've been lucky to get up there twice before but the third time with my son we had to turn back due to poor weather, hopefully I can get back up there with him one day. Thanks for sharing. Mick

[@MUNROSnCORBETTS]

Brilliant film C&M! Great still photo at 8:25, And there is not much better place for a snack at 7:35 :) Take care, peter.

[@markalanshaw4950]

Another great video, what fantastic peaks in this area, mark.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Mark, This is one of the classics, just superb when the weather is on your side. Many thanks for watching. Cheers, Charlie.

[@bigjimorr1]

More great filming Charlie. Slowly working my way through your collection of fine footage. Especially like the way you point out the route along the tops, using your finger with astounding accuracy. Ta Jim.

[@danceswithwolves6841]

Another great video - looking forward to the next one 👍

[@JagerScot-01]

Magic Charlie. Another one in the top 3. I was lucky, I came out onto the road where you parked your car and a kind gentleman stopped and gave me a lift down to the mountain rescue building at Dundonell. Great watch mate cheers.

[@stewartmcdowall2285]

Nice one again Charlie! Great wee mix of weather, Scotland at its finest!!

[@charliemccartney7055]

Stewart, You could never get bored with walking this classic mountain. Stunning place.... Take care, Charlie.

[@jimriding1074]

Yet another fantastic walk there, great camera work and narration. My brother and I did them about 3 years ago but in an anti clockwise direction. 🍻

[@AndyOB]

Cracking vid guys.Looking forward to giving An Teallach a go this summer.😀👍

[@geoffreysutton760]

My favourite. So atmospheric with the wispy cloud. Thanks, Charlie.

[@LarryBees]

top vid charlie😊😊

[@deathwarmedup73]

Did this yesterday, Dundonell - Shenaval - Dundonell. Wind-less conditions and low broken cloud coming up the corrie. Unforgettable, and I'll be back.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hello, Superb that you had memorable conditions on this classic. You can never tire of walking in the An Teallach area. Well done 👍 Cheers

[@tomgreene2282]

Good upload ...was there on a poor day...won't be back!

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Tom, It certainly makes a difference when walked in good weather to fully appreciate the mountain. Unfortunately clear tops can’t be guaranteed. Take care, Charlie

[@mawebb88]

Second watch. As you say "The ridge is a spectacular walk"

[@alistairthow1384]

Don't know why you only had 366 subs, but now know how you have 367, another grand day out, excellent.

[@robertwelch623]

Charlie you post some amazing vids are you still climbing and making new stuff.

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Robert, Yes, we are still walking when the opportunity arises. The Scottish mountains provide some super days throughout the seasons. Many thanks for watching. Cheers Charlie.

[@paultracey6292]

Well done mate teaching people about what's on there door step, it sounds silly but they haven't a clue

[@charliemccartney7055]

Hi Paul, Glad you enjoyed the walk around An Teallach. It's truly one of the Scotlands classic mountains. Many thanks for watching. Take care, Charlie.

[@barrieshaw5465]

Superb

[@adamlea6339]

This is one mountain I would like to climb but am worried about the technical difficulty. I've heard it is a grade 3 scramble on the ridge, although I didn't see you on any such terrain here. Did you use bypass paths?

[@dominicharrison9134]

Yeh, i was wondering the same. Your thoughts Charlie ? - thanks

[@ukbloke5740]

No point in trying to kill yourself if you don't have to I guess. :)

[@paultracey6292]

How many hours to do theses Monroes