Reading the route on a scramble - Fiacaill Ride - Corrie an t'Sneachda

[@shipstern100]

Love this kind of climbing. Great vid. Thanks for sharing

[@willthornton4391]

Great little snippets, useful stuff.

[@scottpardoe3160]

Informative - thanks for sharing :)

[@worldcooking]

Great people!

[@glenmorelodge]

Yep scratches work really well, but obviously only in areas and with routes that you know are busy in winter, will work well in most of the busier Scottish areas.

[@sil8127]

Its amazing, they only had to wait 3 years to get weather good enough to film this. 😄 Im kidding of course.

[@radbcc]

As he started going up, what happened to the trekking pole?

[@WalkWithWallace]

Useful video, been meaning to do this scramble for a while. I take it sticking to the crest is a grade II scramble? By the way you need to add the 'g' to ridge in the title. :)

[@skyline44512]

Are we just all suicidal in the US? I have never scrambled with a rope in the Colorado 14ers, on class III scrambling or class IV climbing, but climb well within my ability.

[@thatfriggingbathroom2656]

They're professional instructors making an instructional video, so they will do things a bit more by the book than you on your own off camera. Scrambling III or IV ropeless seems fine for good climbers

[@stevebower1393]

In britain we have scrtambles grades 1, 2 and 3. its the merger between waking and climbing. They are not classed as climbing there is a bit of a merge with climbing grades between 3 and the easy climbing grades of D (difficult) or VD ( very Difficult) we have no 4 in scrambling so i think your getting your grades confused. After watching the video what US grade do you think this is?