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Jules Kayak
Великобритания
Добавлен 29 ноя 2012
Never stop exploring ! Travel to distant shores; Hiking & Biking on land; Kayaking & Surfski on water. Capturing unique experiences and making memories.
Cam Fell & Arten Gill, EMTB
An easy ride but no less rewarding, on wide trails with great views in the Yorkshire Dales. Starting from the Ribblehead Viaduct the route goes SE on the road to Horton in Ribblesdale. Then onto a bridleway over the river Ribble and through a farm where a large flock of sheep were being managed. We moved through them carefully to get through the gate and not let any through. Not long after a stream beckoned a further look as it disappeared into a cave beneath the track.
A climb then leads up to Cam End and NE on to the Pennine way. We then had a good view of some paragliders soaring above, before turning west onto the Pennine Bridleway & Ribble Way track - a delightful meandering descent....
A climb then leads up to Cam End and NE on to the Pennine way. We then had a good view of some paragliders soaring above, before turning west onto the Pennine Bridleway & Ribble Way track - a delightful meandering descent....
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Thirlmere loop from Threlkeld
Просмотров 22721 день назад
A ride around Thirlmere with a mixture of tarmac, tracks, bridleways and with great scenery. Grabbing a weather window and exploring new areas. Nothing especially difficult but some really enjoyable sections of off-road. Gravel bike standard but ridden on EMTB.
Rhosneigr play day, Epic V9
Просмотров 31228 дней назад
Hoping for some wave action after the previous windy day. A pleasant day’s paddling in the bay, catching a few small rides. Good to be back in the sea on the surfski. If it’s ever too busy in the main bay, the adjoining Cymyran bay is always empty. Plenty of rock-hopping and small remote landings for a break. Rarely flat, there are usually small waves to practice surfing in sea kayaks. Easy bea...
Gatescarth Pass & Mosedale, an epic ride, EMTB
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Месяц назад
Starting from Sadgill and riding over the Gatescarth Pass, big, hard and long ascent followed by a big hard and long descent. Many “baby head” sized rocks and very loose in places on the descent. A major challenge, not to be underestimated, many would grade it black. Then an easy road alongside Haweswater followed by an off road route to Swindale. The latter part of this proved difficult to fol...
Epic V9 on the north section of Windermere
Просмотров 188Месяц назад
A paddle on the largest lake in the English Lake District. Gentle conditions but looking for any opportunities for a brief ride on a boat wake. Great scenery and plenty of beaches to stop for a break. Windermere is the most popular lake in the area but there is plenty of room on the water. Most larger boats are on moorings. However, there are very few places where one can launch a small craft f...
Uldale & Cautley, EMTB
Просмотров 351Месяц назад
A quiet part in the west of the Yorkshire Dales, to the north east of Sedbergh and on the southern edge of the Howgills. Mainly low level, but not so easy in places where the outbound terrain included a long stretch of boggy bits and on the way back a long section of unavoidable overgrown bracken and gorse. Plenty of variety with fords, farmyards and great views of the Howgills and the Cautley ...
Around the Great Orme by sea kayak (& Monk’s cave)
Просмотров 311Месяц назад
A trip around the Great Orme at Llandudno with plenty of wildlife and a couple of bonus treats: some sailing and a hike up to the Monk’s cave. Good weather, warm and with a light to moderate wind from the south. Setting off from the Lifeboat station we could just about sail on a reach to the north east tip of the Great Orme. Unfortunately my mate’s sail rigging broke but I wasn’t getting a grea...
Skiddaw (& Lonscale), an awesome ride, EMTB
Просмотров 731Месяц назад
The bridleway route up Skiddaw is a brutal climb. I started from the car park at the end of Gale road which is about 300m elevation; Skiddaw summit is at 931m. The steepest section is not long after the start, at an average gradient of 26% (1 in 4) for just over a kilometre horizontal and 300m vertical distances. It does zig-zag and the gradient varies slightly. The surface varies from relative...
White Peak, 5 Dales tour, EMTB
Просмотров 332Месяц назад
Riding a route from the guidebook south east of Bakewell. A variety of trails and landscapes and a bonus in finding the Nine Ladies Stone circle on Stanton Moor near Birchover. Starting at Darley Bridge then following a track up to Beeley Moor. Descending towards Northwood to follow a track through the woods then emerging to skirt around Beeley and Hell Bank plantations. A nice long descent the...
A hike up the “Cascate di Fanes” waterfalls near Cortina in the Dolomites
Просмотров 205Месяц назад
“Cascate di Fanes” consists of a cascade of waterfalls that drain the Fanes-Senes-Braies nature park. There are a few paths that follow the course of the river upstream to the two main waterfalls. To get the best view of the lower falls one needs to follow the northern route but that does lead into Via Ferrata as being the only way to cross over the river. The southern route which we took offer...
An EMTB adventure ride from Val Gardena to Tschafon area in the Dolomites
Просмотров 135Месяц назад
The final ride was lower level as the weather forecast was uncertain for the afternoon. Using a couple of lifts to enable the distance and ascent of the tour. Taking the Mont Seuc gondola up from Ortisei to Alp di Siusi, the initial section is tarmac across the alp to Compatsch then down the main to the town of Siusi. A pleasant cycle track runs from here towards the picturesque town of Fie but...
An EMTB adventure ride from Val Gardena to Val Contrin in the Dolomites
Просмотров 3112 месяца назад
The second ride of three in the summer of 2024, with the intention of exploring Val Contrin, a quiet but scenic valley. Starting again from Ortisei and riding up to Selva to catch the Ciampinoi gondola. On exiting the gondola there’s a great view of Sassolungo and the route over to Passo Sella is clear. To minimise climbing, the Gran Paradiso chairlift offers an interesting ascent with its spec...
An EMTB adventure ride from Val Gardena to Alta Badia in the Dolomites
Просмотров 3412 месяца назад
This was an ambitious route over Passo Gardena from one valley to another. A great mixture of singletrack, trails and using the gondolas and chairlifts that run in the summer. The idea came from the Alta Badia MTB website but had to be adjusted as some of the lifts weren’t open. Starting from Ortisei, it’s a gentle climb of about 400m ascent to Selva where one catches the Dantercepies gondola. ...
White Peak, Calver loops, EMTB
Просмотров 953 месяца назад
Riding a couple of loops from the White Peak mountain biking guidebook: the top loop of “Great Longstone” and the “Calver Circuit”. An involving descent from above Eyam on the first loop and an awkward trail beneath Baslow Edge but otherwise nothing too dramatic. A satisfying ride with great scenery and plenty of variety. Guidebook: White Peak Mountain Biking by Vertebrate Publishing
The Thames Path, Richmond & Bushy Parks
Просмотров 1823 месяца назад
A ride along the paths by the Thames including Richmond Park and Bushy Park. A superb day for being out and about. Starting from Teddington, over the lock, which is the highest part to which the tide reaches. Into Richmond Park which is very popular for cyclists. There were serious riders here as well as the more recreational riders like myself. Being so popular there were clear signs about whe...
Jacob’s Ladder via Mam Tor and Edale, EMTB
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Jacob’s Ladder via Mam Tor and Edale, EMTB
Returning to the sea in Anglesey, by Sea Kayak
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Returning to the sea in Anglesey, by Sea Kayak
Yorkshire Dales, Ribble Rumble, EMTB
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Yorkshire Dales, Ribble Rumble, EMTB
White Peak, Chee Dale, Monsal Dale & Longstone loops, EMTB
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White Peak, Chee Dale, Monsal Dale & Longstone loops, EMTB
White Peak, Tenterhill, Hollinsclough, EMTB
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White Peak, Tenterhill, Hollinsclough, EMTB
Return to Loughrigg, Iron Keld & High Tilberthwaite, EMTB
Просмотров 3695 месяцев назад
Return to Loughrigg, Iron Keld & High Tilberthwaite, EMTB
Surin Islands Thailand - snorkelling the coral gardens
Просмотров 1138 месяцев назад
Surin Islands Thailand - snorkelling the coral gardens
Coniston by kayak, Lake District, UK
Просмотров 3949 месяцев назад
Coniston by kayak, Lake District, UK
Driving the Hardknott & Wrynose passes, Lake District, UK
Просмотров 20910 месяцев назад
Driving the Hardknott & Wrynose passes, Lake District, UK
The Roaches & Three Shires Head, EMTB
Просмотров 19411 месяцев назад
The Roaches & Three Shires Head, EMTB
Got some decent weather for it
Which cable car did you use initially?
@@janetwarren3130 it's the gondola and cable car up from Ortisei. Alternatively you can go up Col Raiser from Santa Cristina then a chairlift
A cracking day for it. I thought Frank was going to go potholing at one point 🙂
Greatly appreciate the video. Might I recommend putting "Tiderace Pace kayak" in the tidal. People are very interested in these kayak, and they can be hard to find. I'm sure people would be interested in hearing and seeing more details of the Pace in your next adventures! What are they like to paddle, how do they handle, how did you chose it over others, etc.
@@sartre7 I've owned several sea kayaks and this is the best I've ever had for all round usage. It's the Pace Action, the smaller version of the Pace Tour which is designed more for expeditions. If you look back through my videos there's one surfing in this kayak. And there are a few others. See the sea kayaking playlist on my channel. Never swapping it for another
@@juleskayak Good to know. I appreciate the reply!
For these types of hills, you will need at least a dual motor 2000W Ebike, fattires 24-26 inches.
Looks like it might be slower going for most of those descents on my gravel bike, Looks doable though!
@@YOLOSWAG420EZ IMHO a nightmare on gravel bike !!!
This looks epic, well done! Would you have the gpx file for it please?
Would be nice to catch up one day for a paddle again Jules. Last time if you remember was the Bore at Arnside. Phil
@@philedwards3050 I'll msg you
So when does the Trail start to justify the Fully?
Great ride video any links to Strava or Komoot would be appreciated 👍👍
Why do people ride around puddles? Just widens the degradation. Unweight your front wheel and crack on, or do they just not like wet bikes???
It is a hard climb I did it on a 1994 canondale withch was pretty cutting edge in----you guessed it 1994😅 wouldn't fancy doing it now at 90kg 😅.
Nice vid
Do you ever see any horses on these bridleways ?
@@ktm660smc6 very rare indeed; sometimes horses douvres
Another Great ride with good company. A good easy ride for most people too 🙂
Those foils are very expensive I gather , I used to have an airchair with a foil on , great fun and a sort of predecessor to the things that are here now apart from the airchaor needed a tow, some of the foils now use a wing while the early ones used a kitesurfing kite, they look great fun. The water looks so clean there too
If you want epic do it on an analogue MTB. Easy with a motor!
Each to their own.
“Easy” is relative. E bikes are an incredible way for more people to explore the outdoors and visit places they might not be able to otherwise. Surly “Analogue” elitists should be shouting their praise as it gets more people in to MTB.
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I hope you are well, mate. Where is the starting place and is there any parking? Apologies I really want to hit this hike but just can’t get the starting point im pretty new to this stuff It would be really good of you to give me the starting point.
@@ABZI93 w3w.co/doubt.noodle.gambles
How can you possibly enjoy cycling over those rocks!??
A lot of mountain bikers love that kind of thing. I hate rock gardens with a passion but it's hard to get away from them if you are riding in the UK. Almost every route includes at least one really rough rock section.
@@adriantriggs9506 it's a challenge and satisfying when you've done it
Another thing: it's really good for your brain; you have to focus 100% and your reactions are improved
Great ride with good company. superb to see myself dying on most of the ride as iI normally only see my version of my rides. There were some very testing climbs and descents on this ride and the awful drizzle and headwind made it extra hard work on the section to Mosedale bothy
Yes a tough ride but good company and always something to learn for the next ride
That looks like hard work over the rock garden !
And the main thing at the moment no huge algal blooms. The speed limit on the lake now is 10 knots which is just over 11mph, initially when they brought in the speed limit it was 10 mph but some legal type caused a bit of a stink as it was maritime and said it should be in knots not mph and it became 10 knots the extra mph being useless in the grand scheme of power boating, looks like you enjoyed one of the nicer days we've had ;-)
@@kryten1021 see you on the water!
Nice tour of the lake ! So many parked up cabin cruisers !
That looks a interesting route, proper drover roads to ride on .good views
Is that the older 520, or one of the post-2020 versions? I've got an older 510 and the thing feels a little unstable in rough water compared to something like a V8 (I've only been in surfskiis since February). Some one is selling a used second generation 520 a few hours from me, but I'm interested in getting opinions on their stability before I commit to spending 10 or 12 hours on the road to get it.
@@ExceptionallyCleverUsername I think it was one of the newer styles but can't be sure. Probably post 2020. You have to try it yourself as everyone's idea of stability is different.
These cliffs are stunning! Would love to kayak with seals too
Another nice ride , A few years ago close by where you fell but up on the sort of main route before you dropped down to the stream ride section there used to be some horrendously deep puddles pools where the 4 x 4 's have destroyed the double track, A friend of mine nearly vanished in one of those deep sections on a Yamaha 250 he sort of jumped in and stopped dead
Great set of videos, thanks for posting. I had a couple of days in Ortisei (road biking) a few years ago and vowed to go back to see more of the Dolomites. I'm debating whether to take my mtb, or take my road bike and add in a couple of days hiking to get to the some less accessible spots. What dates were you there? Seemed not too busy.
@@benben-my1rk Biking on and off road very popular there with many rental shops. Filmed in mid June. Worth looking at all the local cycling events. They close the roads for some. Many roadies like to climb the mountain passes but they are busy with all forms of traffic
Nice calm day for your cave exploration !
Great that you show the bad bits mate😮
Jules did you do this on 17.07.24? I did this on that day, i came straight back down, the gnarly bits to jenkins hill were unrideable for me
@@tonysmyth1767 No on Monday 15th. Are you referring to the steepest section not far from the start which I've coloured black on my track at the end of the video? That was the hardest on the climb. Lonscale was hairy on the return leg although the experienced riders fly through it
@@juleskayak yep thats the bit, i walked it down bits of that as well, as i had a minor tumble off
What size battery are you on ?
@@craigsimpson3347 625. But didn't need a lot of juice on this ride; used 60%. The description describes the amount of climbing, about 870m altogether including Latrigg
Awesome effort 😊
I kept thinking that there would be a flat bit around the next corner, but there never was !
How can you have stepping stones on a bridleway ?
The water looks so blue ! One false step and you're over the edge !
@@ktm660smc6 No false steps! Behind the waterfall I was holding onto the via ferrata cable. The route carries on; if you look carefully you can see iron rungs after the end of the cable.
How many miles was the loop, very scenic? Thanks for posting
@@knotanitter about 22 miles
Great views and great weather !
Jules you make a really good point on this vid! Which is when on your own don't take chances! , I've walked helvelyn and going to ride it next week, after loads of research and watching vids I'll be going via great dodd and probably back down keppel cove thanks to your vid of the ascent. Thank you for keeping it real and showing the true challenges that most RUclipsrs seem to edit out to show how great they are!
@@tonysmyth1767 hoping to have another ride up there soon; and Skiddaw!
Stunning scenery and trails 🙂
Are there any cafes or tavernas en route ? I think I would need regular breaks for refreshments !
@@ktm660smc6 many wonderful mountain huts, it's just that riding alone with a long way to go I hardly stop, resting in the lifts and carry plenty of drink & cereal bars
The beach where they stopped for coffee is called Alaties and is an absolutely wonderful beach with a fantastic restaurant just above it. Fiskardo is my favourite place in the world and even though my family don’t realise it, I’m thinking of retiring there. Happy times and happy paddling with Yvonne and Pavlos @ SeaKayaking Kefalonia 😊
You made me realise how much of a sh*thouse i am with wild life because i'd have seen them cows and done a 180
Just have to judge their mood, see if there's calves or a bull, none in this case
@@juleskayak think I'm traumatized after getting chased by a sheep for about a mile when walking back to my car after a wild camp
Beautiful!
Beautiful, thanks for posting.
A nice scenic ride 🙂
Mostly gentle slopes in scenic countryside. More my kind of riding.
Love it. I used to live on south east side of Sheffield and used to love the countryside in the area. Now I live in Spain and have swapped the mud for dust and rocks. Recorded a few rides and hope you do not mind if I post a link to my last ride. Please feel free to delete if not allowed. ruclips.net/video/Pae6s1jcCs8/видео.htmlsi=Gs_zKYDqvMAf6TSX
Started watching looks good will see it through
If you look up the old MBR Classic, back in the days of analogue, it rides in the reverse of this and is a much better ride.. I diod it a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Did you visit Kew Gardens ? Definitely worth a small detour.
Think that was beyond Richmond 40 miles was enough
"Not like the hill in Richmond", then straight up a hill !😂
That was a micro hill. The Richmond hill was a proper hill but I only showed the descent