Hiking From Inverie To Glenfinnan- A Three Day Solo Adventure Across Knoydart

In early April I decided to finally visit the place I've wanted to see for a long while- Knoydart. This is a truly wild an remote peninsular, located on the west coast of Scotland.
With no roads onto the peninsular, the only way to access its remote mountains, lochs and rovers is either by foot or ferry. For this reason it is often referred to as one of the last wilderness areas in the UK. I soon learned that the effort to reach it was well worth it.
Join me as I catch the ferry into the remote town of Inverie and then complete a tough three day hike across Knoydart, staying at bothies along the way. The going was tough for much of the route, but incredible scenery, solitude and weather at the end made this trip one I'll never forget.

[@fraserconnell21]

I've just started watching your film😁. Knoydart and the rough bounds.. You did say how pumped you were and we cannot blame you for that! What a country.....🙏

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

Thanks for watching Fraser. Yes Scotland is just amazing. So much to explore there still.

[@ervinslens]

Omg, this is incredible work! Cinematography at its finest my friend!

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

Thanks for the kind words. I put a lot of work into it and so glad it is being enjoyed. Thanks for watching. My Wester Ross trip will be out next week.

[@ChrisJB]

An epic trip Dan and probably my favourite film of yours to date 👍. I love Scotland but have never made it to Knoydart. I wouldn't mind picking your brains sometime for your full itinerary for this trip. Best wishes, Chris

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

Cheers Chris. Yes I put a lot of work into this video as wanted to do this incredible place justice. More than happy to offer any advice when it's needed. Thanks for the comment and of course watching.

[@LesleyannMcglennon]

Hey there! Me and my partner met you at the Glenpean bothy. Great footage you have! Glad to see you survived the Scottish bog 😂

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

Ah I remember you both. Camped down by the river I think. Such a great bothy. Thanks for watching. All the best on your next trip.

[@Lakesman5308]

Hoping to do this next year 👍

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

You'll love it. A stunning hike.

[@pawoutdoors9290]

No trees. So sad. Reforest. Nice vid though.

[@danexitsstreetview3273]

Yes it is sometimes interesting to wonder what it used to be like. Thanks for watching.

[@leenieledejo6849]

"Cheers" in Scottish Gaelic is "Slàinthe Mhath" (sla-nge-va(r)) and means "Good health". Or you can just say "Sláinthe" (slan-the) for short. So it's the same in Irish Gaelic except it's pronounced differently apparently ("sloyn-cheh"). I do hope, however, that nobody's going to think that drinking more than a couple of drops of alcohol while hiking in the remote Highlands with its unpredictable weather is remotely a good idea... You need ALL your wits about you. (And some people, as we know or ought to know, aren't capable of drinking just one miniature and stopping there 😢)

[@leenieledejo6849]

*"Slan-teh"