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My POV of Skye's One-Day Cuillin Ridge Traverse

The Isle of Skye's Cuillin ridge is known to have the best mountaineering and scrambling in the UK. This is how two boulderers with no knowledge of the ridge managed to battle through a flooded tent, falling rocks, dehydration, rain and sketchy climbs to give it a good go. 12km long with 4000m of vertical height gain/loss, coupled with continuous exposure and rugged terrain. 10 Munros were lined up along the ridge to be bagged. The thought of this challenge kept me up at night, so there was only one thing for it. 0:00 - Cuillin Ridge Prep 1:38 - Night Scrambling and a Mod 2:00 - The TD Gap, Severe 3:25 - King's Chimney, VDiff 3:53 - An Stac, Grade 3 4:12 - Inaccessible Pinnacle, Mod 6:26 - Water to Deep Gash Gully 7:20 - Diff Solo 9:16 - More scrambles and abseils 10:40 - Naismith's Route, Severe 13:53 - Severe with loose rock and a rock fall 15:44 - Tooth Chimney, Mod 17:01 - Descent 17:38 - the cycle from hell 18:30 - Flooded Tent