Wildcamping in Scotland doesn’t always have to involve long hikes and mountaineering expeditions, sometimes you can find the best views in the country with just an hour of hiking. Camasunary Bay on the Isle of Skye is a stunning spot for a wild camp in Scotland, and if you gain a bit of height, the views over the Cuillin mountains, looking west for sunset, are almost unparalleled. Sgurr na Stri was my original plan, but with time running out, I decided to head uphill on the headland instead for those views west, out to sea and over the mountains. if you wild camp in the UK this is a must do location, and with only an hour of walking, is accessible to most

Shot on the GoPro hero 8 and edited in Lumafusion

Adventure filmmaking doesn’t get any more accessible than this, and cinematic GoPro shots are easy to come by in such beautiful mountain scenery

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