Luxury Bothy Adventure in the Scottish highlands

[@harrywatson7072]

Hi bud good to see this bothy again I was a member of the MBA and helped to rebuild it, it was me that made the grate with the thistle on it

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Nice one mate, cheers for the effort. Very much appreciated

[@peterraikman]

Hi Harry, the GxxxxxxxxR. - I've got a photo of the guilty gas can we found in the ashes

[@alastairorr6318]

I am not sure if my dad has been to this bothy, he has stayed in many across Scotland. There are 282 munros in Scotland, he has completed them all and some are very remote, especially on Skye and Knoydart. I know I have done Ben Nevis, Ben Lomond, Ben Lawers and Ben Glass.

[@HuMaNiTaRiAn1]

Love these wee bothy's. Props to the MBA for keeping these alive.

[@deliapowell2802]

Thank you for your easy manner and clear speaking it has been a joy to share my afternoon with you enjoying the stunning scenery am an 82year old Grandmother who enjoys seeing and witnessing young people living life to the full God bless keep enjoying our beautiful world

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks for the kind words. Means a lot that you enjoy joining me on my adventures 😊

[@Erin-uz2gf]

Maybe forests are comforting for us because they engage all of our senses, in the best way. They are literally good for our health. That looked like a very fine forest you walked through, and that first glimpse of the bothy looked like a painting. So beautiful. That bothy is quite the romantic spot to spend a cold Winter night. Super cozy. Thanks for sharing another adventure with us.

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks Erin. Yeh I agree with your thoughts on forests. Thanks for the kinds words again:)

[@deckiedeckie]

This is Jesus an old (74yrs old) transplanted spaniard writing fm Puerto Rico....u guys really know how to live life....Few yrs back I retired fm the US Coast Guard....My last duty station was in Virginia.....Good to make ur acquaintance.....may u all be happy.....and as the Bob Dylan song goes.....and may u stay forever young....!!

[@Lokisdottir1964]

I love your unbridled and unabashed love for nature. Your descriptions of the forests and what you feel while you're in them are so lyrical. And now, for the important matter - milk in tea! I take the bags out and then pour in the milk. I think the milk kinda gets sucked into the tea bag fiber instead of all going into the tea. Also, it's far messier to throw out a tea bag soaked with leftover milk than just the water. That's my 2 cents on the matter. 😄

[@Jennifer.4]

Such a beautiful place.

[@shauncollins4291]

First time iv seen any of your videos, loved it.i leave my teabag in ,everyone is horrified by this. 😮

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks for the comment mate, glad you enjoyed the video😊

[@astrothsknot]

i'm clutching my pearls in your mug's direction

[@andypotts8062]

An excellent video and a great route you took to the bothy. The bothy itself looked very good and a welcome shelter from the rain...glad you enjoyed your trip. Best wishes.

[@crazyhaller]

Yet another chill and peaceful video!! Thanks for uploading these and taking us on your adventures man. Also sleeping in a Bothy always seems super cosy, especially if the weather is like that outside

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks man. Yeh it’s a great experience if the weathers poor outside

[@dennismatthews6660]

Thank you

[@mikemccormac9368]

Your relaxed demeanour was palpable as you wound your way up through the forest with a rushing burn at your side, in contrast to your last outing through a glen (Shira) that was more in the river than out!!🚣‍♂️😅 Only thing lacking on any video is to be able to sense the soul relaxing aromas of wet pine trees and vegetation 😊 Many would envy you another peaceful night in a well appointed bothy. Raging winds and storms, just shrugged off.😀 The seagulls getting feisty out my flat window say Spring is round the corner. Can't wait to see your expedition plans unfold.

[@bobbroadhurst1648]

Nice setting to chill out with ya thoughts in peace and comfort, a wee bottle of Stones Green Ginger Wine woulda been nice to sip on whilst sitting by the fire deep in thought

[@paulharvey9149]

I never used to like forests, as I always got disorientated - and then I realised it reminded me of being bullied in primary school, with the trees representing all the boys that used to crowd around me. They're much nicer now. I lovethe idea of having the whole bothy to yourself. I had a few of the quieter youth hostels, in my time - one of which would probably be more in the bothy category nowadays, if it still existed (Bryn Poeth Uchaf, in Wales). Incredible experiences. Yes, Iadd milk before removing teabags - so I can see what coulour it is...! Well done for keeping the animation going from last time - nice little video, that!

[@MrDWat3]

Love watching your videos, man. I wish we had bothies here in America! I'd be out doing exactly what you're doing if we did. LOL. What I really appreciate about this particular bothy is that it's surrounded by forests, so if you wanted to, you could go find plenty of dead or fallen trees to keep a raging fire going for hours. As for the tea debate... I can't speak for all Americans by any means, but I only ever have tea when I'm sick. Haha. And I don't think I've ever met anyone who puts milk in their tea, so I can't weigh in on this topic! :) Keep up the great vids! Much love, man.

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks mate, means a lot. Yeh the bothies are amazing, shame you don’t have them. Thanks for watching :)

[@astrothsknot]

milk in tea is common in the UK, I'm an outlier because i can't abide it. In England I have to specify when ordering, no milk, but in Scotland i'm either given it on the side or asked prior, but I've only ever met 3 people who take it black.

[@BlytheWorld1972]

What a great channel nice to see someone so young enjoying themselves the videos are really edited well and you have a friendly face :)

[@mikestephens5622]

Yes, would definitely like to see more nature, and those wee waterfalls were great. Really cosy bothy, and no mice? I drink tea without milk, but local honey makes a big difference, plus stops hay fever in the spring and early summer. Really enjoyed this 😊

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Yeh it’s a great bothy, I couldn’t see or hear any mice luckily. Thanks for the kind words

[@conversemackem8653]

Another wonderful video. I'm either way on teabags regarding the milk so long as it's nice and strong. 👍

[@Carol......]

Just found you, new subscriber and looking forward to watching your adventures 😊

[@DAoutdoors]

Hi mate, another great Bothy, really well decorated, and people have kept it so clean, every credit to everyone. Regarding tea, you have to put the milk in last! Haha Thanks for sharing your adventure again. I’m out in the Lake District again tomorrow, weather should be awful, as typical for the last few months! 🤣 All the best, Dave 😀⛰🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Hi mate, thanks for the comment. Hope the weather wasn’t too bad for your adventure this weekend😂😂

[@DAoutdoors]

@@ScottishSummiteer Thnak you mate. The weather was pretty poor as expected. Was still great to be out though. The short video of my route with photos and videos will be put on my channel shortly. 😃⛰🥾

[@BoredManOutdoors]

I'm not a bothy fan but wouldn't turn one down in a storm... Thoroughly enjoyed your visit and video - thank you for sharing 😎

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks mate. Yeh I’m the same to be honest, you can get to some cooler places with a tent but if the weathers awful a bothies not too bad😊

[@KhurshidsChannel]

Beautiful hike. Loved it. Thank you for sharing.

[@garycrowther4912]

Tea bag out first definitely, thanks for another splendid video looking forward to your next adventure.

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Glad you enjoyed it mate 😊

[@nedkelly2677]

Quiet track amazing location as usual. Thanks a lot for sharing your adventure .

[@ScottishSummiteer]

No worries mate, glad you enjoyed

[@steveworthington930]

Aye, GDL is a 5 star bothy. There was a great debate wether to re-instate this bothy after the fire, some felt it was to easy of acess. The path behind the bothy lead,s to a rich fungi plot, to add to your meal. Also there is a water source behind the bothy, saves the boggy tramp to the river.

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Glad they decided to rebuild it, it’s a great place to spend the night

[@NevHunter]

Great video . Do u only walk in Scotland

[@jonathanbarron8311]

Just Subbed to your channel, its funny because you look like the young scottish lad on Googlebox, (He always appears next to his Girlfriend) had to double check it wasn't actually you! :D :D I will look forward to your future video's :D

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Nah I can confirm it’s not me😂. Thanks for watching 😊

[@anthonyosborne1089]

Another nice relaxing video and a scenic location, thank you. It would be nice to know your first name, or shall we just call you Scott !

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Thanks for the kind words mate, really means a lot. My names Gregor 😊

[@anthonyosborne1089]

It's a pleasure, thank-you for replying, it's nice to know your name as well. Keep up the good work. ​@@ScottishSummiteer

[@quietlife7186]

❤❤❤

[@rickwhitson2804]

Are you kidding my friend. I could live there no problem. Lol

[@stewartmeetball3417]

Definitely bags out before the milk and no sugar

[@ScottishSummiteer]

100% mate, agreed

[@heather333]

I feel the opposite about plantations. They are dark and creepy. I usually feel uncomfortable. This plantation would have been planted in the 70s, so only 40-50 years old, and overdue for felling. Hopefully, when it is harvested, the land will be replanted for mixed native woodland, which will be less densely planted.

[@astrothsknot]

bothies terrify me - i can't light real fire to save my life.

[@jamesdouglas9420]

will you be doing the full WHW ?

[@ScottishSummiteer]

100% mate, plan to do it this year or next hopefully :)

[@honestg]

WiFi? (on the door) - Wonder if you could forage mushrooms enroute etc. Sitting here with a 'nasty' broken wrist and been studying mushrooms. Enjoyed chilling out and watching your adventures 👍

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Yeh I saw that Wi-Fi sticker aswell😂😂, was just a sticker unfortunately:(

[@twiglet2214]

Did you have a froffy coffee in the boffy,tactical tic tac,then a toffee.Got wet socks ? Then take them offy,huffy puffy sleeping bag's not fluffy.Maybe ?

[@ScottishSummiteer]

😂😂 that’s exactly what I did

[@twiglet2214]

Phenomenal and fandabby dozy simultaneously.which is nigh on unique.Just to be really avante garde i propose we initiate a paradigmatic shift in bothy pronunciation and call it both ee not bothy that rhymes with coffee,froffy or toffee.Flower of Scotland da da di di dee.....let's send them home tae think again ( about bothy pronunciation,of course ).

[@chris-ub8in]

Milk first teabag in let simmer teabag out sugar in😁

[@ScottishSummiteer]

Think it’s pretty much opposite for me😂

[@AndrewMilner-y8r]

1st timer,never heard bothy.and can't understand why you didn't make a proper fire.passed plenty of fallen trees ect.

[@Erin-uz2gf]

He's a young guy still learning about backpacking etc. We've all been there. @Scottish Summiteer maybe you might supplement the fire log with downed wood? I know it could be very challenging to get a fire going with the wet wood.

[@andrewpeterlowe9122]

tea bags out then milk

[@ScottishSummiteer]

🤝

[@anthonydavid5121]

What about bears and wild cats and canines? Seems dangerous to be hiking this trail alone, or don't such threats exist in the Highland Islands of Scotland? They do in California .... for certain.

[@klrecords]

No such dangers here just the rain and the midges 😂❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@anthonydavid5121]

@@klrecords What are the midges? No idea.

[@klrecords]

@@anthonydavid5121 mini mosquito 🦟 in there millions I’d rather be out with the wolves 😂

[@honestg]

@@klrecords ............... and the bears 🤣

[@klrecords]

@@honestg forgot about the bears and the ferocious wee haggis 😂👍

[@neats5815]

Teabag out first, then ad milk.

[@maureendrozda9960]

😲🤯🤯🤯.....PEOPLE PUT WAY TOO DAMN MUCH CRAP UP THERE!!!! ENOUGH, ALREADY!!!