Join us for a wee hike in and around Corrour Station. The highest mainline station in the UK!

Corrour train station is the highest mainline station in the UK. It's also one of the most stunning, unique places we have ever been. We spent a very enjoyable 6 hours in and around here on Saturday 17th July 2021. Join us as we hop on a train from Crianlarich to Corrour and then go for a walk up a mountain made famous by a certain Scottish movie! Would the weather stay on our side?
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[@hughrainbird43]

The reason there's "nothing there" is because it was originally intended as a simple passing loop with a signal box, and a building for signalman's accommodation, to break up the long single-track section between Rannoch and Tulloch, it was originally to be called Luibruaridh, which is the name of the locality, but it became useful for the Corrour Estate some miles away, as the signal box had the only telephone communication with the outside world, and it grew from there...

[@steve-marsh]

Had never even considered that as the history! Cheers Hugh :)

[@deeser]

Alicja wins Best Photobombing 2021! Stuck inside and that really was a tonic, thank you.

[@mstrdiver]

Beannaich Dia na h-Albannaich anns a ’Ghàidhlig ~~ Seas gu cinnteach

[@steve-marsh]

Haha yes! I need to have a screen so I can see what's going on behind me ;)

[@OtterlyInsane]

laughing at Alicja in the background at the start. Great video, looks a stunning place

[@steve-marsh]

Haha she never misses a trick :) I need a screen to see what's going on behind me! Or maybe best not to know until I'm reviewing footage :)

[@Thomas-cp6qe]

Why do we look abroad so often to go and be lobster boiled beside a swimming pool when we have beautiful sightseeing trips to places like Corrour relatively on our doorstep? Truly stunning to watch. Thanks to both of you.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Thomas! I must admit before the last year I didn't embrace my own country anywhere near enough, so it's had its positives :)

[@garycharlesworth1414]

Brilliant guy's! You and Alicja certainly know how put together excellent and well thought out video's ,You two never fail to lift my spirits, Many thanks for that. Congrats for completing your trek to the top of the mountain, the views are worth the effort. BTW those toasties look good to me! Take care and stay safe.

[@steve-marsh]

Messages like this give us all the motivation we need to charge up the batteries and get out there Gary, thanks so much!

[@user-qf1vx2wn2w]

Lovely views in all directions

[@madr309]

Steve - when I was a teenager, I read "Kidnapped", and found out from an uncle that our ancestors came from the Highlands. I got obsessed with "romantic" Scotland - kilts, clans, Bonnie Prince Charlie, all that. (I *did* later start learning more about Scotland's non-romaticized history, like the Great Disruption, the Highland Clearances, Red Clydeside and such). Seeing your videos reminds me that places like Mull or Barra or Lismore aren't just names out of a Walter Scott novel, but real, living communities that have a future, as well as a past. Thanks for your great channel!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for your message! I must admit it's only over the past year or so that I've really begun to embrace my own wee country, and what a joy it has been :)

[@Oldfaithful61]

The sheer magic of a sunny day in early spring in the Highlands. And besides all that, your videos really do breathe the milk of human kindness. Thanks for taking us along !

[@user-qf1vx2wn2w]

Happy Saint David's day here in Wales Steve and alicja celebrating our patron Saint like the Scottish and Irish

[@user-qf1vx2wn2w]

1st of March Saint David's day 🎉

[@hiha2108]

Nice to see😂 In 1986 we started a two week hiking tour from Corrour-station. The buildings have changed a bit since.😮 Our first camp was at blackwater-lake.. Sweet memories❤

[@stephenpegum9776]

Wow that was a fantastic-looking trip Steve ! I was very amused when you said quite early on that Corrour was a really remote station - then when you got off the train, so did about 30 or 40 other folk !! 😎

[@steve-marsh]

Haha yes Stephen, I've only been through there in winter and was shocked how busy it was!

[@michaelscott2789]

A train station specially for hikers. Brilliant. Took the wife , them girlfriend on the line to Fort William on her very first visit to Scotland. She loved it. That hike looked great and what a reward at the end.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇳🇱

[@steve-marsh]

Glad you've both experienced it for yourselves Michael!

[@albertattwood8746]

Awesome hike. I like that you show the highlands as a Day Tripper 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. From Perth Downunder

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Albert!

[@karenrussell5339]

Just loving these videos..i am seeing places ive never saw before & having health conditions i would never be able to do these but i am in a way..just loving these..on a binge watch 😂❤

[@steve-marsh]

You were there with us all the way Karen :)

[@karenrussell5339]

@@steve-marsh i certainly was..just loved it..my hope one day is to do the nc500 in a cosy camper van..would be amazing 😁

[@scottballantine1329]

Wow, that is quite some place… And fabulous Scottish weather, all of it… Thanks for sharing.

[@TheDriftdog]

Brilliant! Another journey/day out I’d like to do with my kids. A couple of weeks ago we did an abbreviated 😆 Forth Road Bridge walk that you inspired. We parked at Dalmeny Station got the train to Inverkeithing and walked back. Just under 5 miles , terrified my son (doesn’t like heights) but totally worth it.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! I feel exactly the same crossing the bridge! :)

[@tsr207]

Marvellous video - good to see someone who sells the experience of the journey as well as the sights at the end. As someone who travelled that way years ago - it is good to see it again. Thanks Steve !

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much John! Totally agree, always try to get the whole journey across, really appreciate it! :)

[@BigTubz]

Great video. Beautiful part of the world

[@steve-marsh]

Thank you very much!

[@merryannmac8096]

This was a wonderful video the second time, also. Whoo Hoo!

[@steve-marsh]

Oh we need to go back there, maybe in winter in that wee signal box room :)

[@merryannmac8096]

@@steve-marsh YES! Perfect.

[@myrabenson1603]

Another wonderful video the .scenery and a great station with yummy food but the hike wow 👌 👏

[@Momus21]

Thanks for another gem of a video! Beautiful scenery and a hike that I could probably handle.

[@steve-marsh]

Exactly - it's a nice straightforward hike and the train times make it relaxed and unrushed :)

[@karenmahaffey1473]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful destination, chock full of surprises. This place has a spirit all its own and it’s easy to see that in those stunning views and quickly shifting weather. So glad you guys were able to get out and and go again. Also, can’t help noticing the good, steady hand on the camera in all the wind. Well done! And many thanks for posting.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha thanks for that Karen, we put a lot of work into getting the filming right (and you still wouldn't believe all the dodgy shots that don't make the final cut) so really appreciate it! :)

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

A real kracker. Love to see you both out together. Like your dancing queen and your camera work is 100%, Thank you

[@hazellamb2359]

What an absolutely exquisite day! Thanks for sharing it!

[@RedHillian]

Love it - what a cracking place to go for a hike! Thanks for taking us along - looks like a brilliant day out.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Tom, what an awesome place, and the timings of the train gives plenty time for a walk and a lovely lunch :)

[@iainmarshall2514]

Great watching all your adventures, thanks

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Iain!

[@helenedansereau9255]

Oh thank you! This is so on my bucket list. I saw it on the train from Fort William in the fall, all blond grasses and so remote, and thought I would love to come roam around. This is so helpful.

[@t-dawg5813]

Thanks for taking us along! It’s a hike I doubt I will ever have the opportunity to make (although you never know!) so glad to do it vicariously through you two crazy kids! 👍🏼😄

[@steve-marsh]

Haha cheers, but never say never :)

[@williamkettle8666]

Excellent as always wonderful place to hike or like me just chill out and enjoy the scenery.

[@alasdairvincent6248]

Thanks for another great video. Nothing can beat these scenic Scottish locations . Who needs to go abroad anyway in this recent beautiful weather? Here in Scotland, we have some of the most spectacular scenery in the World. Another great video.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Alasdair - it took me a while to embrace my own home country too! :)

[@phronsiekeys]

Spectacular! Thanks so much for taking us along!

[@steve-marsh]

And thanks to you for coming :)

[@lauraautry6992]

A beautiful spot and the dog was precious 🤗 always enjoy Alicja .

[@williamrae9954]

Was the only place i could get a place in a backpackers during summer...certainly was an experience!

[@valentinsava6787]

Great video guys, very, very nice place, awesome Scotland...

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Valentin! Really love the remoteness of that wee station :)

[@MRossDouglas]

Raw and beautiful with a pretty fair smattering of Highlands weather. Your companion is absolutely adorable, BTW. Thanks for another fine video.

[@steve-marsh]

Our pleasure Douglas thanks so much! :)

[@LisaMarli]

I've visited Scotland twice and I've always loved the scenery. I follow several KZbin and Facebook people who live in Scotland and I'm always impressed with the beauty. Thank you for sharing your lovely country with us.

[@steve-marsh]

A pleasure Lisa!

[@monsmeg9657]

Stayed at the Loch Ossian youth hostle about a mile from the station sixty years ago, never forgot its unbelievably stunning views.Great video by the way very good job.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! We had a wander down towards the hostel after dinner, but had to turn back to make sure we didn't miss the train!

[@munnjean]

Steve you and your lady certainly show places many of us have never been before in beautiful Scotland. I won't see Scotland this year but hopefully God willing next year when hopefully we are all in a better place.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! Fingers crossed for you getting here soon! :)

[@simonwhitlock9189]

WOW, the views are magnificent, this is definitely on my bucket list and under the column marked must do. Thank you so much for taking us along and may I wish you a very Happy Birthday and may there be many more to come, take care and have a great birthday, cheers,.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Simon! Aw the best to you too :)

[@FrankC321]

Leum Uilleim really makes you work for it. Those are good hikes. What I like about these Scotland Videos: 1) It is very clean 2) Nice Breeze 3) No Litter 4) Friendly Dogs 5) Onion Rings Thank you for sharing.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha Frank that's the perfect list :)

[@laragwen102]

Another great adventure. Thanks, Alicja for the hijinx early on. It's a shame you had no breeze. I SO enjoyed this. Thanks.

[@steve-marsh]

I need a wing mirror ;)

[@vivellasmum]

That was a good day out, thanks for taking us!

[@jeffwallace765]

Hi from Sydney, Australia. We are coming back to Scotland to stay here. Thanks for your videos. Love them.

[@Michael-wr1yy]

Thanks to you Corrour is on my List. Another well shot video and a reminder of the ever changing clouds on your descent

[@steve-marsh]

My list keeps getting longer too :)

[@MercerHarris]

Thank you for your video Steve. Three years ago, my brother and I travelled to Corrour on a sleeper train and we stayed at Loch Ossian Youth Hostel for a few nights. The hostel is in a fantastic location next to the loch, about a mile north of the station. There is no public road access to it. Leum Uilleim was one of the mountains we climbed from there.

[@steve-marsh]

Amazing Patrick! Yes, we had a wander down towards the hostel and could see it in the distance, but had to turn back incase we missed the train! Looked such a cool location :)

[@bobh28630]

Thank you so very much for sharing the journey and adventure,

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along! It was a great wee daytrip!

[@graemewilliams3212]

That is unreal, Steve! I was on the same train you both were on, there and back! Thanks to your previous video, I went from Glasgow to Mallaig and back, also, I actually saw you both get on at Corrour! I didn't wanna disturb you in case you were filming. Thanks again!!

[@steve-marsh]

No way Graeme!!!! That's so funny, but please say hi, even if the camera is rolling and you don't mind being in the video :) That's a big old trip, but so cool! Hope you had a great day, see you on a train again sometime soon!

[@graemewilliams3212]

@@steve-marsh Had a fantastic day, thank you. And I shall say hi to you both next time, promise. :)

[@doriskovalcik442]

There was one scene while you were on the train where the mist or clouds was laying on top of the mountain and it looked like the one I can see from my work. Sometimes the mist/fog is laying in the valley’s. I love it.

[@steve-marsh]

Doris, I wish my work view was like that! It's absolutely gorgeous :)

[@gabrieleortiz5041]

What a phenomenal stop and adventure! Just seeing this now. You’d definitely need to do a proper weather check before attempting that hike. You chose a beautiful day!

[@makingonesway722]

looks amazing thanks for taking us with you on your journeys

[@steve-marsh]

Our pleasure! More to come soon hopefully!

[@badmattam]

Lovely upload, beautifully done...you're a very engaging couple. Corrour Station was a fine dining restaurant for a while a few years back, operated by a lovely young English ( I think) couple. We had a delicious meal there for my birthday. Such a beautiful part of the world.

[@gwendolynfish2102]

Thank you for the map! Great video as always!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Gwendolyn! I still don’t include enough maps though 😆

[@lindahart6049]

Great video, and wow, the wind!

[@steve-marsh]

It fair turns quickly into a very different place :)

[@59jalex]

Not ideal for you, but it was a good lesson for newbies on how fast the weather can change up on the hills. If it closed in, you wouldn't find your way back to the station until you stumbled across the train track.

[@steve-marsh]

Aye, glad we had the map and compass, it was really a shock to see it sweep in so fast

[@kennymcclymont2066]

Spectacular! Loved it!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Kenny! :)

[@smethdog]

Why would you thumb down this video....? Great stuff again, Steve. Keep Em comin!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Benjamin! :)

[@lancemondo6473]

Beautiful! Greetings from Switzerland! Love Scotland and your Dialect!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Lance!

[@tanyabassett8287]

Love it 😊

[@desirdecosse2685]

superb views. Well; done guys

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much!

[@christinehodge3608]

Very good video and interesting, too, Those Toasties look tasty,

[@davidherd1855]

That is one walk I look forward to doing. Thanks for sharing.

[@steve-marsh]

Any time, thank you :)

[@franp.4676]

Great video I'd say one of my fav ones of the channel. Next month I'm taking the West Highland Line all the way to Mallaig and off to Skye but watching this really makes me want to stop at Corrour, will be another trip. Talking about top 10 places lists in Scotland I think it'd be a good idea to do a video making your top 10 places

[@steve-marsh]

Great idea! You've given me something to think about now...

[@sarbjitsambhi3833]

Very enjoyable keep them coming guys

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Sarbjit!

[@cartersubaru]

Great video Steve. I stayed in Fort Augustus a few years ago for a fortnight. Absolutely amazing scenery.

[@steve-marsh]

Cracking place, so glad you enjoyed it :)

[@JBFlytography]

Yeah see... had a last minute day off today took a drive to Crianlarich and jumped on the train to Corrour. Thanks again for the inspiration!

[@steve-marsh]

Love it Bryan!!!

[@fircombehallrailwayoogauge1430]

Very well filmed and edited - a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much!

[@robbojax2025]

Oh I am so envious. I usually walk over from Rannoch on the Road to the Isles. I have never made it to Corrour but I usually get about two thirds there. I am so looking forward to next March and my next visit.

[@steve-marsh]

Roll on next March!

[@davidhall7744]

Fantastic video Steve, amazing scenery and the food looked great too 😉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers David - oh it really was, need to get back and have a bigger meal :)

[@kudzumoose3861]

A couple of years ago, stopped at a tea room at a railway station, don't remember the name, but the cafe was in a train car. Would love to go back there. Had a scone and clotted cream. Heavenly!

[@derekjohnson8859]

Thanks for sharing Corrour Steve, really enjoyed this one. Alicja seems to be enjoying this walk. Best wishes to you both.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Derek! It was a fun day in a truly wonderful place :)

[@bernicebest]

Hi, Steve and Alicja, ‘Corrour’ Station looked rather familiar, I am sure it was included on one of our many excursions from ‘Kingussie! Where we stayed for many years, they had a lovely little train station also, ‘Corrour’ certainly is in a remote location, with the cutest station like you say Steve, the rocky terrain looked rather hard going, but the views are spectacular, when you reached the summit and the mist came down and the wind started howling, you could have Been in an episode of ‘Wuthering Heights’ it was very atmospheric! at least Alicja got her wish, those Toasties looked delicious 😋 thank you for another successful and enjoyable find Steve, happy hiking 🤗👋

[@steve-marsh]

It was such a wild and wonderful adventure, and even up there in Wuthering Heights, we knew we weren't far from that delightful little station, and everyone there was so friendly. We're both really taken with that little station in the middle of nowhere!

[@bernicebest]

As you say Steve it was a delightful little station and great little hike! Have been racking my brains where we were going to pass it! maybe ‘Mallaig’ we had many wonderful excursions from ‘Kingussie’ the “Duke of Gordon” where we stayed had wonderful panoramic views, and walking trails, I don’t know how we managed to cover some of them as my husband was in the early stages of Parkinson’s, if he had ever fallen we could still be there!🥺 no mobile phones for us, look forward to your next adventure, not sure Alicja was impressed with your subtle hint that your Birthday is approaching! how about another visit to slate island for a swim 🏊 I often wonder if you made it on her Birthday!🤗👋

[@janetturner7489]

That was a great day out. I felt like I wanted to run and jump on a train, especially when you went round the great horseshoe, and seeing the train leave Corrour with wilderness all over the place. Congrats on getting up the mountain, and those toasties looked inviting. I wonder why the station was built in the first place? Not just for tourists, I'm sure. Here's a bit of info: As the eagle flies, from Corrour to Fort William station it's only 15 miles. But because of the Nevis range being in the way, the train has to go a distance of 27 miles between the two stations! Thanks for posting, Steve. 👍😁

[@steve-marsh]

Great wee snippet of info there Janet! And good question about why the station is there in the first place - I'll save reading up on it until we're sitting in that signal box on a cold winters night! Ahhhh the dream...

[@bernicebest]

To save you having to wait Steve, “Calling all Stations” “How to stay in a Signal Box: Corrour. All is explained why it was built, looks an awesome place to spend a night or, two, wish I could turn back time just enough to allow me to go visit! Scotland is always calling me back! 🤗

[@RichardGDBaker]

Another amazing video to add to the already impressive collection. What an extraordinary place with epic vistas. Wonderful shot at the 9:54 mark and clever dissolve at the 15:00 mark - that was nice. Thanks again Steve for these, you really are doing wonders for Scotland. My next trip up to your wonderful country will involve a lot of planning and I can see now I will review your videos for inspiration. Great work, great editing and great photography. 10/10.

[@steve-marsh]

Wow thanks so much Ric! Really appreciate it, and you clearly appreciate the finer details of editing etc which are time-consuming but ever so worthwhile with comments like yours!

[@RichardGDBaker]

@@steve-marsh Yes I do appreciate good editing or indeed editing in general. I cannot stand doing editing myself :D

[@jadelovesteenwolf]

Inspired to do this now! I look forward to your videos because they give me a sense of Scottish pride and the desure to explore 😁 I also vow to never skip an ad, congratulations on your growth Steve, you deserve it 🙂

[@steve-marsh]

Haha cheers Jade, I wish everyone did that :D Hope you're doing well :)

[@louisajones3535]

Ooops! I will try harder…always wanting to see what’s next on the video!

[@frederickporter2077]

You2 are a fab pair. Iam bed ridden and look forward to your little jaunts I feel I'm there with you.keep up the good work

[@dennismathieson1140]

Hi Steve ....Great adventure , top class good to see you took Alicja along with you and great choice in the food. Well done both of you await the next in the series o Marsh and Co on tour.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Dennis! What a day it was, just perfect :)

[@leestravels7079]

That looks like such a cool place! Great video and another “I need to visit after watching Steve’s videos” place in Scotland

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers mate! An absolute dream of a place and the journey to get there just as fun

[@adrianrowan5037]

Great train journey the first time a went on it panicked got on at queen street railway station Glasgow didn’t No what carriages to get on but made it to Fortwilliam what a journey breathtaking great vid mate

[@steve-marsh]

I found it a wee bit stressful as well knowing which train to get on :D

[@jkelly1701]

well done to both of you that looked tough at times what a wonderful video

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Jim! The heat again was the biggest problem, but we battled through :)

[@davidknowles5519]

Epic trip great film and heavy breathing as well

[@steve-marsh]

Haha yes David!!! :D Cheers!

[@peterc5543]

Fantastic as usual

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Peter!

[@lucadainese1334]

Fantastic....next time in Scotland i'll have a stop in Corrour!!!

[@steve-marsh]

Yes Luca! It's a dream place in any weather, and the trip there is just as cool

[@douglashouston81]

Think I would only get as far as the tearoom these days Steve 😁🤪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿,great wee vidio again

[@steve-marsh]

I'd settle for that as well Douglas! Would happily spend all day there!

[@andrewmarsden1970]

Looks nice and cool there. 5.49 is my favourite part of the video.

[@steve-marsh]

What a life that dog has! But a busy shift giving everyone a friendly welcome :)

[@malcolm9994]

Great video! Love Alicja's 'Open' hat !

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Malcolm :)

[@davidfulton42]

Just got back from a week on Arran and catching up on your videos Steve. We would have welcomed some of the windy weather you encountered up there as it would have blown away the midges and clegs that plagued us during a heat wave on Arran. I’ve been through Corrour on the train but never got out there so thanks to both of you for a very enjoyable watch 👍

[@steve-marsh]

Oh David, sorry to hear those little devils were on holiday there at the same time as you! :(

[@cbeuck5024]

Thank you ... I'm exhausted...was fine on the train! But that climb...you would be calling in mountain rescue for me ha ha. The scenery🥰....wish I could paint... stunning easy to forget civilisation was so near. Jan Adelaide

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Jan! Alicja can paint really well, we need to go for longer :)

[@iankendrick5282]

always great vlogs interesting

[@andrewpickard3230]

If you freeze the frame at 9.36 you can see straight down Loch Ossian towards Ben Alder. You can see the pass I took last May on my way back to Dalwhinnie. There are some great cross country paths in that area and Bothies as well.

[@LornaCallaghan]

Heading out to Corrour Station at the end of the month while staying in Fort William for my 50th birthday. Lovely video, TFS xx

[@steve-marsh]

All the best Lorna for the big day! I'm not far behind you :)

[@goingsomewhere7815]

Thanks for all your videos Steve from Melbourne (The lockdown capital of Australia)! Particularly enjoyed this one maybe due to the remoteness of where you went. Been to Scotland a couple of times and if I ever get there again, Corrour Station is on the bucket list

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Steve! Oh yes, please visit this wonderful place!

[@DrBrazell]

SOOOOOO JEALOUS! SO COOL!!!!!!!!!!

[@steve-marsh]

Hehe thanks for coming along :)

[@loki__1593]

'It's shite being Scottish!' Great video mate, will definitely visit Corrour one day!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha YES! You gotta do it :)

[@billnict1]

Great video of a beautiful place!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Bill, so great to get out in the wilds for a wee walk :)

[@TheChrisEMartin]

Back in the 90s I used to travel regularly on the rail line from Tyndrum to Corrour Station and did many walks across the whole Rannoch Moor area - I thought it was a truly beautiful and remote spot (though it looks much busier now). I recall one of the well-known sites was the 'sunbathing teddy bear'... No, seriously.... I think it was on the eastbound side of the track between Rannoch Station and Corrour Station as you headed north. Right in the middle of the wilderness someone had placed a child's deckchair and a sun umbrella and a toy teddy bear with sunglasses sitting as if sunbathing. It became something to look out for as you traveled north on the train. I guess more than two decades of weather will have blown it away...

[@steve-marsh]

What a great spot that would have been! Love things like that :)

[@newfyboy]

Great video Steve....what gorgeous scenery....of course, the wind reminds me of NL (you know that a lot of your homeland reminds me of mine!) We just started a TV series here on one of our PBS stations called "Scotland's Scenic Railways" & they also featured Corrour - but actually, yours was more interesting than their segment on it. Thanks for taking us along on this one.....loved the friendly official woof greeter at the station. You need to keep an eye on Alicja, you never know what she's up to in the background!!! Cheers!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha I know, I was thinking I need a screen on my camera, but then it was nice to get this surprise during edit :D

[@alexandermenzies9954]

Great trip, Steve. Was surprised to see Schiehallion still visible from there. I'll put that ride on my list when I'm next back in Glenlyon. Alicja obviously is an A1 hill walking/climbing companion.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Alexander - she sure keeps me on my toes :) The views were astounding from up there (when they showed themselves through the cloud) :)

[@angelaaz6282]

Hope your legs didn’t get fried in the sun 🌞🌞As an Arizona resident, I’m so glad you had enough water with you and that you had toasties at your return

[@RaymondCalloway]

Absolutely lovely and I also want to stay at the Corrour Station House. I saw it showcased on another KZbinrs site and me already loving the whole of Glencoe and Rannoch Moor, I want to spend a couple of days at the station house. My favorite drive when I lived in Scotland was nearly the whole of the A-82. Glad you two had fun.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Raymond! I was saying the same thing, would want a couple of days there for sure :)

[@mstrdiver]

There is so such much history in that area of Glencoe including the massacre of Clan MacDonald for failure to take the oath to the Crown. There are stories told that screams can still be heard in the nighttime when the perfidy was enacted by Scottish troops under Archibald Campbell. Clan MacDonald and Clan Campbell still cannot be seated together because of this attack and they have to attend the annual clan gathering at Edinburgh Castle on separate evenings to forestall any sort of issues even to this day. Beannaich Dia na h-Albannaich anns a ’Ghàidhlig ~~ Seas gu cinnteach

[@johntait491]

A great day for your hike up the hill. Well done. ;-)

[@steve-marsh]

Yes it really was John! We got lucky (again!)