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Great video, very informative. You you have a record of the route (roads or bikeways) you used?

Ahhh, Thought about your task, very hard, but visually excellent, when you came to that "resovoir" you should have gone more east, as there is some sort of Public right of way path, not wild mountain like you experienced, and same path goes through forest too, although not straight but will go down fairly steeply, (I cannot say but I think you hit the actual path with that red sign?) chuck away apps get OS Maps. Congrats, you have just done one of the most obscure routes in North Wales, about 4.7 miles one way, well done that man.

Well done Phil. Adrenalin rules - liked the kip in a ditch. Good going. Mark

Champion effort. 👍

Da iawn chdi, mae yn anodd cerdded hefo anwyd pen mae huna yn siwr. 👍

Sorry you got a cold but the weather got better for you. The campsite near the trail looked good. I love the house of the dead, like a mini stone henge. Do you rate this walk? Are there many options for wild camping? I look forward to you returning to complete.

This is a good watch and quite close to me so i should do it one day. Well done for completing the penine way, we just did it in summer. Happy hiking.

Just checking out your vids from Porthmadog to Machynlleth again Phil. Hoping to get down that way soon and got to get my pronunciations correct.

Am seiclo reit rownd yr ynys blwyddyn nesaf gobeithio. Digon o fynyddoedd eitha mawr yng nghanol yr ynys hefyd. 4 Corbetts🚴👍

Full view Phil. Good going with the last pitch. Have a good week ahead. Mark

Edrych yn dda phill 👍👍

Reit dda wan. Oedd yr trails i weld reit ddistaw ar adeg yna or flwyddyn. Mae yn gret campio yn wyllt, edrych ymlaen ir gweddill or cyfres. 👍

Lovely video, I cycle that route often myself but I haven't done the wirral way since last year.

Rhan gyntaf y fideo yn help mawr i mi👍👍

As always, really enjoyed your adventure. Just wondered, I usually watch on my TV, if I " like " the video does this show up on the channel or not?

Bendigedig! Diolch am yr ffilm 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Nice one Phil .Pennine Way doesnt really appeal to me .way down the list.

Didnt look much fun with all that overgrown stuff Phil.

Thank goodness for technology then Phil. Good going - some long days in there. Mark

excellent, well done. 👍

Fantastic o achievement Philly met da iawn chdi 👏👏👏👍

Nice one Ales for completing the Pennine Way, pain in the arse are the local youths up for a booze up in the bothy! Why can't they do it in the high street like everybody else! 😁👍🍺🍺

Good going Phil. Ha, that wasn't a campsite it was a bomb site. Some great bog gashing there mate - worth a swear. Well, all the best. Mark

Diolch am yr video, gobeithio ti ddi yn mynd i ddechrau crwydro yn ddi-trons o gwmpas y lle. Llwybrau gwarthus yn te ? 👍

Not the best way to start the day with wet legs and feet...enjoyed watching apart from the bit where i saw the naked ramblers arse...ha ha

I come from over there....nice to see you back in action Phil.

Well done Philip, hope you are well my friend.You are a hiking legend. Its definitely on my bucket list mate. Hope your Columbia boots are waterproof. 12 miles is enough for me , at least I can get up next day with no aches or pains. Looking forward to following this trip.🐑🐑🐑🐑

Diddorol iawn👍Digon o fwd a niwl.Baswn wedi mynd ar goll sawl gwaith ma siwr😡

Da iawn Philly met edrach yn really anodd 👏👏👏👍

A great watch....the hardest section of the whole trail

Great to see you back out Phil. An itch you just had to scratch eh? A bit of a bog bash in places but all good especially with such interesting folk along the way. Luxury at the end I'd say. Good going - enjoyed that. Mark

Da iawn, edrych ymlaen ir cyfres newydd. 👍

Woohoo, you're back. Missed your vids. Champion.👍

When I see trail walking/backpacking as an Olympic sport only then might I be impressed by the people boasting about how fast they have walked/run a trail. Thru walking is not a race but a life style activity the time it takes you is irrelevant imho! 😁

Nice one Ales, good to see you around again 👍 Good old Pennine Way the Daddy of them all 🍺😎

Do you not thank people who stand aside for you and those who specifically who make an effort to control their dogs? It is something, along with a courtesy ring of my bell, I NEVER fail to do. Simple courtesy.

Thanks for this --- I decided to walk Glyndwr's Way from Knighton-Mach next May based only on a feeling and a little bit of reading. I did the southern half of the Wye Valley Walk in 2022 and found it delightful. It surely doesn't look like you crossed many other's path on this walk - something I'm looking forward to! Thanks for pointing out the funky gates and detours, too. I'm a little nervous about that detour outside Dyliff! Fingers crossed for a little less rain than you had on this walk.....

Good to be back watching one of yours Phil. I'm not sure why I never left a comment here. Anyhow, I agree some of the best scenery - I hiked a good stretch of this hiking the River Ithon from source. In fact, I spoke to that chap too over a cuppa tea and biscuits in the front of the cottage - very friendly. Great down below at Abbeycwmhir. I never knew there was a visitor centre. Well, a nice pitch and pints. Wow, what a dog. All the best. Mark

Loved this video and huge congratulations on a fantastic ride. This brings back a few memories. I did the official LLCR130 (Liverpool to Leeds) RUNNING race in August 2022. A continuous race. Finished in about 33 hours. Hardest thing I’ve ever done.

Stunning where that butt

What month is it in the video? It says this video was done 11 months ago, but it doesn't look at all like June.

I walked the whole Owain Glyndwr's Way in June-July of 2000. While it does not go through any national parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it takes you through quintessentially Welsh countryside (the scenery on the Heart of Wales rail line looked very much like that on Google Images), gives you the opportunity to mingle with Welsh people (which the Pembrokeshire Coast Path doesn't so much)) and lets you view the country's industrial heritage. This trail very much represents Wales.

love the place . atb

Enjoyed your video I have done a lot of riding on the l&l canal great video . Well done david😊

How long did it take you? great video enjoyed watching that.

Great video and all that. Just discovered your channel through your SST video as I'm walking it myself in a few weeks. Your other videos are fast becoming compelling viewing. Keep up the great work. Atb Mark.

What's the campsite you stayed at in barnoldswick and is it right by the canal?

Lle da👍

Congratulations on finishing this hike and being able to put a check-mark next to it! What a shame that the weather and construction/detours pretty much ruined it for you. It would have been nice to actually "see" London! I also was wondering why it didn't stop at Tower Bridge. As for continuing to the North Sea, I wonder if it doesn't just get worse and swampy as well. Thanks for sharing.

I am right with you on your fears for what the world will be like in 50 years (It's even changed a lot since you posted this video!) And I agree with your assessment of the horrendous buildings. Sigh. As you got closer to central London you mentioned seeing more people...did you feel threatened at all? I think big city, I think crime. Looking forward to the final leg. It is wonderful how technology helped you find that alternate room for two nights and helped you navigate---so I guess not all "progress" is as bad as I think. 🙂