A Fort William Adventure: Part One - Walking to Steall Falls in Glen Nevis.

[@tsr207]

As always, - Steve's adventures never disappoint ! His ingenuity in composing a short video with humour, information and a clear format structure is really remarkable. Broadcast quality in standard.

[@steve-marsh]

John - what can I say! THANK YOU! :)

[@exileinderby51]

Horizontal rain and sleet, what you go through to keep us entertained! Mind you a free car park does warm a Scotsman's soul! Can't wait for the next episode

[@steve-marsh]

Ohhh the free car park was a blessing indeed, although I can't imagine the wardens out that far up the Glen :)

[@nedkelly2677]

Great trip as usual . I must say that I like tagging along. Can t wait for the next episode.😀👍👍

[@steve-marsh]

You're very welcome :) Next one out soon I hope!

[@geoffmphotography9444]

Well done Steve. Taking one for the team! most enjoyable.

[@steve-marsh]

Hah absolutely mate! But as always a pleasure!

[@horsthattenaur921]

I was there in the end of May 2016. I was 63 and I took thee same walk. It was so beautiful. Blue skies und quite warm. Absolutely great. I'll never forget it.

[@Truckingabout]

Your so lucky to live in such a amazing place like Scotland those views were stunning and kean finds it hard to believe its in Scotland in fact so do I and the hotel you stayed in was amazing kean definitely wants to stay there its a shame about the weather but thank you for making the effort to show us the amazing places Scotland has to offer and kean asks did you see any dinosaurs in the mountains bless him thank you for another fantastic video and entertaining my boy and me stay safe and keep smiling from joff and kean

[@steve-marsh]

Sorry I tried to reply to this but it dint seem to work!? Hey Kean! The dinosaurs were hiding from me, but thankfully they only eat all that grass and not humans :)

[@Truckingabout]

@@steve-marsh hi Steve and thanks for taking the time to reply it means so much to kean that you take the time to reply to him How's the weather up there it's blowing a hooley down here thank you entertaining my boy stay safe out there from joff and kean

[@michaelleigh2446]

Love it, what a country Scotland is.

[@steve-marsh]

Always challenges you with weather, but well worth the effort :)

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

A stunning video, showing Scotland's winter weather at it's best! I had no idea the scenery was so stunning up Glen Nevis.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Scott! You earned your trip to Fort William a bit more than me! :)

[@antoniosamora9009]

Have got to check out this spot! Will be in Fort William for the majority of March and part of April and this waterfall has skyrocketed to one of my first walked on the list. Thank ye for showing the way!

[@bernicebest]

I recognised the rout to ‘Ben Nevis’ the accent is spectacular, was there about forty years ago, with snow ❄️ the vistas are breathtaking! You have gone that extra mile again Steve, that walk to Steall Falls and back looked treacherous, but the sight of the falls was stunning 🤩 and worth risking you neck for! not sure about that hideous tight rope contraption spanning the river!! that’s a bridge too far I fear 😧 as for the Hotel Cell room, phew! no way! looking forward to part 2. you are now our own Scottish (Braveheart) without a doubt! “👌” 🤗

[@steve-marsh]

Haha thanks Bernice! A bridge too far for me too! I've heard it's a lovely spot for a swim in summer though :)

[@bernicebest]

@@steve-marsh Something tells me ‘Braveheart’ and his Lady Alicja will go back then! make sure it’s a beautiful day!

[@peterscandlyn]

Going above and beyond for us there Steve. Wicked spot tho, that falls and meadow. Loved that cell too.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Peter - a wild weekend for sure, but glad the camera didn't fail in the storm!

[@robinjones6999]

Marvellous Steve - I admire your stoicism

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Robin! If it had been closer to home I may have turned back, but after that drive, NOTHING was getting in my way :D

[@poppyk6182]

What a day Steve. You must have been frozen 🥶 Fantastic shots of the hills and waterfalls. Great to look back on once your back at your digs for the night. 😴

[@steve-marsh]

I'm so glad I wasn't in the van that night! Well worth the money to be dry and warm :)

[@pandorabox82]

And now my heart is longing to explore! So nice to see rain rather than the snow we have in Michigan right now!

[@steve-marsh]

Oh Stephanie, I never enjoyed scraping ice off my windshield as much as I did in Michigan :)

[@billnict1]

Brilliant! Gotta love driving on those narrow Scottish roads! Keep up the good work!

[@steve-marsh]

It's a pleasure when they are this empty! :)

[@jimanderson5567]

Loved that video, what a difference in the weather, typical Scottish day. Paths were mental. Loved the hotel you stayed in, I booked in there before but had to cancel due to COVID..grrrr. keep up the great work.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Jim! Hope you get locked up there someday soon!

[@deeser]

That had me shivering just watching it! You just know if you'd have continued the weather would have got worse not better. A night in the cells (and a wee dram or two) hopefully sorted you out!

[@steve-marsh]

Ain't that the truth Duncan! I'll need to get arrested more often, it was lovely!

[@swishart95]

I am currently isolating due to Covid and I came across your videos and find them very enjoyable to watch keep up the good work!

[@steve-marsh]

Hey welcome aboard Scott! Hope you've not got it bad and are recovering well :)

[@swishart95]

@@steve-marsh Somedays are better than others but overall recovering well thank you 😊

[@77smp]

Brings back good memories..😊 Although I had to walk the entire glen and back....with no blue skyand proper snow. Had a great time..😊 Did get to attend a wedding at the Ben Nevis Inn though! I'm no stranger to a night in the cells....😲tmi?! Lovely wee video and glad you liked it.🙂

[@77smp]

No...I didn't know the bride..or the groom or any of them. I'd also got the old sleeper from London...😊

[@steve-marsh]

Wow that would be spectacular Michelle! Haha I need to get arrested more often!

[@steve-marsh]

How did you pull that one off!?

[@77smp]

@@steve-marsh The generosity of strangers. I think after many, many miles of Highland winter, they took pity on me.😊

[@77smp]

@@steve-marsh The walk was spectacular, the journey also. The brushes with the law are from a misspent youth! Except Sweden...we never mention Sweden.....!

[@jameskruse537]

Greetings Steve, Great video and a great memory trip for Bertha and me. On our first Scotland trip we drove to where you parked and walked the same path. We had blue skies and great weather. I did cross the three wire bridge. While I was out bouncing around Bertha remembered I had the car keys. A new travel rule was born: When Jim is going to do something stupid, Bertha gets the car keys. Cheers and again thanks, Jim.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha this made me laugh! So glad you've had the pleasure of this walk!

[@davidgray2075]

Always enjoy the videos of places that I've been, however the ones I enjoy the most are the ones of places I haven't-like the Steall Gorge and Waterfall. Brilliant. I see "The Fort" hasn't changed much though!😀

[@steve-marsh]

Aye David, the sights of Fort William didn't make it into the final edit for good reason! :)

[@katesterly547]

Risking life and limb for our entertainment. Your narration is beyond compare. You keep me laughing! Thank you for all that you go through for us. That waterfall is gorgeous! Love your accommodations. Be well, stay safe, and warm, love from Texas.

[@steve-marsh]

Kate - thank you! Really lovely comment to read :)

[@janetturner7489]

Along a treacherous path in a hoolie with our Steve, that's certainly an adventure! Then he ends up in a cell! Glen Nevis is amazing, but can be quite midgy in summer. I wonder where Steve is going in part 2.

[@steve-marsh]

Oh Janet, I'd take this weather over midge season any day!

[@janetturner7489]

@@steve-marsh midgies should be outlawed. Tell FM NS that!!,🤣

[@jeanward7640]

Enjoyed our walk today, Steve. My heart was in my throat a few times on the narrow, what looked like ledges with steep drops on the side . Beautiful scenery. 🇨🇦

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Jean, my jacket is STILL wet :D

[@gwendolynfish2102]

Oh my Steve! What a day and what a walk! We plan on giving it a go when we are there! Thank you, so glad you were careful! Incredible!

[@steve-marsh]

Well worth a wee diversion doon the glen this one!

[@maggienificent]

Absolutely stunning! And as a Canadian, I thought the snow was a nice touch :)

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! But you have REAL snow :)

[@bobmcdermott9535]

I think you were quite right not to cross the bridge, too scary in the snow,

[@steve-marsh]

Absolutely, but itching to get back to this spot in Summer :)

[@ruthkirkparick3535]

Your instinct for survival is spot on. With that intense wind a cable bridge is NOT a good idea.

[@steve-marsh]

I think if I tried to cross the bridge, this video may never have been made! :)

[@johnmelvinhamilton]

Was there yesterday, 11th January 2023. Your video gave me the confidence to go on up! I had to walk out from Fort William Travelodge; there and back on foot was about 7 hours.

[@LynnB_Ky]

Oh so brave doing that walk up there in those conditions Steve! but loved it. What a stunning waterfall. Worth the effort. I'm not surprised you didn't want to tackle the bridge; eeeeek. That was so funny, the police cell. Hope you had a good night's sleep. Yes, binge watching again 🙂

[@DaveyPalmer1]

Aw, dude...that was intense! Four seasons in one day. Welcome to Scotland! 👍

[@steve-marsh]

Haha so true pal! There was no way that weather was stopping me though - not after that drive up from Edinburgh!

[@DaveyPalmer1]

@@steve-marsh when is the next episode due to be shown? Can't wait!

[@vebetka8333]

Steve, I truly enjoy going with you virtually on your explorations. And this one was magnificent. I was reminded of my small group walking tour in the Outer Hebrides a few years back. We also had some treacherous walks in drech weather. However, I also felt a bit fearful for you being out there alone. I'd feel damn badly if something went wrong. I'd be a little less concerned if someone else went with you on explorations like this one. Stay safe.

[@steve-marsh]

Yes, good point! I guess when the video comes out you know I made it back! Thanks so much for coming along :)

[@abrahamdozer6273]

Spectacular. I see what they mean about all the Elf and Safety. That falls would have been a seriously holy site for our ancient ancestors. Water was a really big deal 5,000 years ago and I wonder if there are offerings buried in the silt nearby.

[@steve-marsh]

Oh good point Abraham! Of course I never even considered it!

[@Flaggyt]

Thx man we went to scotland almost 15 years ago and we kinda stumbled upon that carpark and walked up to the waterfall. I remember the toursists with italian loafers having to turn around halfway for obvious reasons (like the scottish will warm you for nothing...) Couldn't remember where it was but your video made it clear it was this one recognized the sign warning for the proper shoes, we both looked at each other and said that should be fun. Thx for the video, now I can sleep again knowing which waterfall it was.😊

[@jharris947]

WOW! That was a wonderful 12 minutes...Thank you.

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

More memories for me. Went up in a cable car and saw the snow. Thanks again for your wonderful dangerous walk. THANK YOU

[@HazelBrookes]

One of my favourite places for views in the UK. Fort William may not be much but the surrounding views! I had a friend who lived just above Fort William in Banavie and her view of the Ben was spectacular. One of her sons is a mountain rescuer so she had a soft spot for the mountain. I wanted to see the Ben because I come from a tiny nation of two islands called St. Kitts and Nevis.

[@MercerHarris]

Another great video, Steve. I did that walk in 2015. I didn't fancy crossing the wire bridge either.

[@steve-marsh]

We are both wise souls Patrick! :)

[@t-dawg5813]

Spectacular scenery! Thank you so much for sharing another wonderful adventure in the Highlands. 👍🏼

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers T-Dawg! What a wild day that was!!!

[@RedHillian]

Fort William's on the "would love to see" list already - as you say for the location - but I don't think I fancy trying that cable bridge, even in better weather! Cute looking little B&B though, hope we get to find out how both the "B"s were in the morning!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha maybe I'm still locked in there ;)

[@RedHillian]

@@steve-marsh We'll mail you a file in a cake. ;)

[@briandobson9272]

hi steve what stunning views, what terrible weather thank you for sharing it all with us all. brian d.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Brian! I was almost tempted to shelve this video, but I'd driven so far :D

[@caldamac]

Steall - excellent pronunciation from the sign, nice one! Annoys me when I see people who work at that site saying it like 'Steel'! You might not know if you'd never been, but they of all people should know!

[@dennismathieson1140]

Well done Steve that weather was a bit too rough and the walk was just a tad dangerous too.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Dennis! Shouldn't really do these ones on my own!

[@johnallan4826]

Another treat Steve, so glad you made it before the two storms this week.

[@steve-marsh]

Ahhh yes - sitting watching the wild weather now as I type this...

[@ozgirl45]

Wow, absolutely magnificent! Stunning views, but that walking path terrified me. It would be better in summer but there’s never a guarantee that it wouldn’t rain and be treacherous. You do the hiking for us! The police station repurposing is very clever. The “cell” was charming. I have to wonder what people got up to in Fort William that required so many cells 😂.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha a wild place Heather and not just the weather :)

[@valentinsava6787]

Nice, very nice or better to nice, thank you Steve...

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Valentin! :)

[@mikeswift6713]

I’ve probably posted before that I got my first car in 1969 and a mate who had just qualified as a gardener at Edinburgh Botanic Gardens decided to teach me to drive on a 2000 mile trip around Scotland. We crisscrossed east to west and north to south and I learned a lot driving on single track roads where I learned to try and anticipate meeting a car coming the other way at a passing place without having to stop. Applecross didn’t have a coast road then I wasn’t allowed to drive over the Pass of the Cattle but was allowed to drive back. The fifty odd years have dimed my memory but I do remember “driving up Ben Nevis”, I wonder if the car park you left the van at was where we also stopped. Apart from a couple of days in Edinburgh after we married we didn’t visit Scotland again until we discovered Shearings Bay Hotels when we stayed at the Caledonian Hotel in Fort William in November 2012. The autumn scenery was stunning and up to 2 years ago we came back at least twice a year, we should have made our second visit to Portpatrick in March 2020, hopefully if restrictions are removed we can come again in April this year, we are both missing our Scotland fix.

[@steve-marsh]

Fantastic Mike! What a route to cut your driving teeth :) So glad you still have the options to visit, haste ye back soon!

[@amtrakharry]

Again that was a WOW factor Steve!!! Those paths look really tricky...

[@rayturner6708]

Great video as ever Steve. Some friends and I spent a week in Fort William ten years ago and after tackling Ben Nevis we were looking for something else to do so decided on Steall Falls. It was indeed a lovely walk but this was in August and we were (very foolishly) unprepared for the midges. Nightmare! I ended up with them all over any exposed skin and in my hair. I remember rinsing my hair in the stream just to get some relief. Fabulous place though. Keep up the good work Steve. I know the travel restrictions over the last couple of years have curtailed some of your international trips but I’ve particularly enjoyed the Scottish ones so thanks for those.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Ray! Oh I'd take my weather over midges ANY day! :)

[@DerrickNedzelMtnBike]

Absolutely stunning Steve! I was at that cable bridge many years ago. I didn’t cross it either!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Derrick! We're both wise souls :)

[@rong8955]

As always thanks for taking this hike even in miserable weather.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Ron! Nothing was gonna get in the way of this video :D

[@markhogg3776]

amazing video steve you are the best mate🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@christinehodge3608]

Views are amazing, good luck,

[@KahuKimo]

Hey Steve, I know this wasn’t one that you had planned to do, however, for me it was one of the best. What an incredible set of views that we were able to see you today. Thanks again for sharing with us. Be blessed.✝️

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! After the long drive, nothing was going to stop me getting out and filming :) Aww the best to you!

[@SteveSmith-67]

I did that walk one Sunday last august after driving over from Perth awaiting to pitch up at Glen Nevis campsite I arrived about 8am and got the last parking spot it was rammed solid, am hoping to do the walk from corrour to the campsite later this year. I love the Glen Nevis but like you say Fort William isn’t the most attractive town but plenty of outdoor shops and places to shop, eat and drink with plenty of long distance walks within easy reach, whw, ehw, ggw and cwt to name but 4.

[@steve-marsh]

Fancy that Corrour walk myself mate!

[@SteveSmith-67]

@@steve-marsh I’ve done a lot of walks around rannoch moor and corrour such a great area, I’d recommend Loch Ossian circuit especially if the sun is out or the walk from rannoch station to corrour station as looking back over your shoulder the whole of rannoch moor is below you.

[@janicetaylor2025]

Well, that was quite the "jaunt"! I was a little nervous for you when I saw those wet rocks. Glad you made it back in one piece. Beautiful views and I can imagine how nice this would have been on a sunny day! I fear the weather Gods have it out for you. Stay safe so you can take us on another adventure! Brilliant!

[@steve-marsh]

I'm sure having a bad run with the weather, but won't let it stop me :)

[@sandrader2889]

Beautiful views!!! Haha the bed in that cell block looks so tiny

[@hjkroeze]

About 50 years ago I drove via Fort William and the Glen Nevis to Gairloch coming from Rotterdam and those times you didn't have internet and much less information. If I had known this all, I had stopped there and took a few days to invest. So I'm glad you showed this to me. Thanks Steve!!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for finally coming along Henk :) Oh, love Gairloch too - all my childhood holidays there!

[@hjkroeze]

@@steve-marsh I stayed there for 3 weeks, but I think you weren't born yet. 😂

[@davidstevensasidewayslook8831]

the sign of a sensible walker is knowing when to turn back, great video Steve, its now in my bucket list (for a sunny day!) Reminds me of a day I was going to ascend Scafell Pike from Wasdale Head, I turned back after reaching the tarn, it was an atrocious day…..

[@steve-marsh]

Wise choice of season for this one :)

[@doubledutch13]

Awesome walk Steve, one of my fav places in Scotland. Haven’t braved the rope walk yet but next time. 👍👍

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers John! I might keep saying 'next time' but will I be brave enough?

[@FrankC321]

Braving the wintery elements, fear's no rain, standing tall in the wind, who could that person be out there on the cold, wet, slippery trail. No other than Steve! This was a clever way to captivate the audience. A 'Part One'. Brilliant! I could stare at that waterfall for hours and hours. Mesmerizing and relaxing. Focusing on the falling water just takes all the stress away. The rocky trail looked somewhat difficult from the perspective the hiker needs to watch where they are walking. A good workout for sure. Jail cell for accommodations. That would work too. Take Care!

[@steve-marsh]

Frank - I'm amazed I got through hat weekend without falling over :) Totally agree about the waterfall - had the weather been a bit more favourable I'd have walked across right underneath it. Maybe not so relaxing up close eh?!

[@andrewclark8630]

I think that has to be some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Always have a calling to return to Scotland. The weather only adds to the scenery but then I'm watching it from a warm dry living room!

[@steve-marsh]

So true Andrew - the weather really adds to it, although I'd still take a calm day especially for audio recording :D

[@joannharrington2279]

The snow covered mountain tops is beautiful. Not the right weather to make such a walk. Glad you got to see the falls. Get back to the van and get warm.

[@kudzumoose3861]

Wow! What a walk! What a beautiful waterfall. Excellent as always.

[@Luvr-wv9hv]

WOW! Nature at her best! I will add this walk to my must-do list for when I manage to make it to Scotland! Thanks for braving the elements and taking us with you. What a fun and unusual place to stay the night.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! It really is worth a wee visit, I just hope you get better weather than me!

[@monicalifornia_]

The cold and wet seems to add to the beauty. Thanks so much for roughing it so we could see that gorgeous creation. 😮😮❤️❤️

[@steve-marsh]

My pleasure Monica 😊 Glad you enjoyed it, hope you're doing well!

[@hjones451]

Done that walk and love the falls - a few dodgy areas en route - Also done that Gondola as I love heights - The top section of the Eiffel Tower is the worst as external and cramped.

[@richardharibo]

Another beautiful amazing video. Thanks Steve. You are my favourite KZbinr!!

[@steve-marsh]

Richard! Thank you so much, even though I reply this slowly??? :)

[@margaretwotherspoon566]

This was stunning, but certainly won't be trying it lol.you look frozen Steve bet you'll be glad to be home. Glad you found somewhere to stay . Thanks again Steve.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Margaret - I can still feel the discomfort of putting on a damp jacket the next day :)

[@Michael-wr1yy]

Just Stunning...another one on my list...

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Michael! Definitely merits a place on the list :)

[@gracesmith6199]

I enjoyed that as usual Steve, rather you than me walking along that track. Glad you had a nice & "wee room" , pity you were just your cell 🤣 Thanks again Steve from me in Irvine 😊😊

[@steve-marsh]

Tell you what Grace, that wee cell felt like a palace after the previous night :D

[@Starman2319]

I was last up falls walk 30 years ago. Thanks for taking us up there again with a spot of weather on!! Keep 'em coming. Stay safe.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! Stunning place eh? In ANY weather :)

[@Starman2319]

@@steve-marsh Absolutely!

[@SmithyScotland]

I love parking in that Fort William car park and just watching the world go by.

[@steve-marsh]

It sure is a stunning spot! :)

[@delmiller4184]

Thanks for showing us that walk in winter. You really need to do it again during autumn. The orange grasses and the raindrops on the silver birch trees make it a magical experience.

[@steve-marsh]

Really does sound magical! And would make a great wee comparison video :)

[@G4RY1159]

Lived up in Fort William in the late 80's and the digs looked right onto Ben Nevis, wee place called Caol, in your video right at 0:43 is a decent Hotel on the right hand side, can just see the car park for it on the right of the roundabout, can't mind it's name but cleaned it a few times back in 2007 when I worked for Rentokil, nice food and decent bar etc. Nevis Range is good Steve, catches a lot of people out that go on the chair lift with T-shirts etc on then when you get out at the top it's mega cold with snow about. I might of been in that very Cell when I was younger but that's another story lol. Fort William for me was fast becoming like an episode of the Twilight Zone but I was young and daft and was successfully rehabilitated. Massive Thanks again fella.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha great comment! Oh and btw - Caol is where I parked up for a sleep the night before!

[@lightanddreamsphotography7140]

Nice video Steve, glad you ventured out despite the weather. Steall Falls is my favourite short walk anywhere in the world. Definitely the most bang for your buck, and the wire bridge isn't as bad as it looks :)

[@markwringe2826]

So glad you took the trouble to check out how Steall is pronounced, well done to you! It means a 'gush', 'scoosh' a downpour of water. A nicely constructed video, and great presentation.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Mark! I hope I gave it a good shot :) And cheers for the info!

[@helenlaing6189]

Looks like a great walk for Summer time, but didn't stop you. Another lovely virtual walk with you, thanks 😊

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Helen!

[@philipthonemann2524]

Thanks for this - charming manner, and interesting and inspirational for a possible visit!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for coming along Philip!

[@jameschynowethcroft8523]

buzzing to see another great video and excited for the next one :)

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! It was a fun but wild weekend! :)

[@robertbell2524]

That was an excellent video, Steve. I liked your sharp photography on such a dull day. I hope you will return when the weather is better as it certainly is a beautiful spot for a walk. I liked your accomodation for the night.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Robert - the only good thing was there was plenty water rolling down that mountain :)

[@grahamkemp5469]

Thanks Steve, I've done this walk myself, luckily it was in August on a lovely warm day. I remember getting to the foot of the Falls and being attacked by a swarm of midges 🦟, not a problem you would of had 😁, I ran out of there sharpish! Beautiful place, the Glen Nevis camp site is also worth a mention, excellent site 👍

[@steve-marsh]

I remember seeing Glen Nevis campsite from a distance and thinking it looks awesome and of course in a perfect location! Hopefully a few days holiday there this year :)

[@thomaswislocki2804]

There's wee falls everywhere when it rains in the highlands, thanks for your valiant efforts pal!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha so true! Cheers Thomas :)

[@arfabarmcake2776]

Really interesting vid with amazing views 👍👍

[@francesharagan3192]

Was there last May for my 70th birthday. Spectacular! My son went over the bridge but had to come back again as, at 5ft 2ins, there was no way I was attempting that!

[@steve-marsh]

What a beautiful spot for such a special occasion :)

[@christinehodge3608]

Enjoyed this video, what a view on the mountains, it did look cold, and damp,

[@steve-marsh]

It was a challenge to film on that day for sure! Even just getting out the van was a thought :D

[@angelaaz6282]

Thank you for the wonderfully scenic walk to falls! I sure wish you had a walking stick for balance on the rocky pathway 🥶😱

[@ispi_video_photo]

Stunning. Emphasises what I love about Scotland, I will have to make the 550 mile trip up there before too long :)

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for coming along, glad you enjoyed it!

[@carolynstewart9103]

Brilliant Steve and thankyou for yet again another amazing adventure.felt myself relaxing watching this brilliant video...best medicine ever ever...😍

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! The weather was so bad on this trip, glad I managed to record something :)

[@douglashouston81]

Well done Steve for braving the weather, definitely need to do that soon, stunning 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Douglas!

[@suebrown436]

Oh my goodness - that cell at the end!!! Thank you for persevering with the weather Steve and showing us such a magnificent waterfall. I've driven a few miles along Glen Nevis and I have pictures of my dog playing in the river, but I've never driven till the road peters out. It was so nice to see it again.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Sue! Ahhh heaven for dogs along that glen :)

[@makingonesway722]

epic little adventure that for taking us along

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for coming along :)

[@wolfeyez77]

Great video Steve, I really enjoyed it! That hotel looks, um, comfy too lol Can't wait to see more.

[@steve-marsh]

I need to get arrested more often eh!?

[@scottriemer-coulling3906]

its a great walk that if you're ever in the glen

[@robbiephillipstravelsofple4790]

Again another cracking video Steve. Keep it up you will be able to give up work soon and live off your work here. Here’s looking forward to your next instalment

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers for all your support Robbie! Part Two just released now :)

[@Dave-yx6gf]

Thanks Steve. A great walk to tackle next time we're in Scotland :-)

[@steve-marsh]

Oh I wish you better weather - apparently it's a great place for a picnic and a wee swim in summer!

[@judym5822]

Fabulous video Steve. You are so brave doing that walk in the first place but in those conditions argh… thank you for sharing your adventure. ❤️x

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Judy! I'd driven so far to get there, nothing was holding me back! :)

[@odetbeauvoisin]

That was great 😊 watched from my cosy shelter indoors 🤣

[@steve-marsh]

Haha lucky you! My jacket is still wet! :)

[@emz_adventure]

What a beautiful walk. Mind that weather was definitely testing you for sure. Well done. Really enjoyed that. Oh and cell 9 is where myself and my buddy stayed at the end of our West Highland Way adventure last September. And there was 2 of us in there with bruised and battered feet. 💗🥾

[@steve-marsh]

Haha what a reward for such an epic achievement! :D

[@volvot5boy]

I do look forward to your latest adventures.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Mark! A wild weekend :)