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MOUNT KAZBEK (5054 M) EXPEDITION, GEORGIA, SEPT 2024, 4K
Another off season (September last week) quick expedition to climb Mount Kazbek 5054 meters above the sea level. Mount Kazbek or Mount Kazbegi is a dormant stratovolcano and one of the major mountains of the Caucasus, located in Georgia, just south of the border with Russia. Lying at 5,054 meters above at sea level, Mount Kazbek is the highest mountain in Eastern Georgia. It is also the third-highest peak in the country.
#kazbek #kazbegi #mountainclimbing
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MOUNT ARARAT EXPEDITION (5137 m) , TURKEY (October 2024), 4K
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Off season (mid October) short expedition to climb Mount Ararat 5137 m located in Turkey. Mount Ararat or Masis also known as Mount Agirî, is a snow-capped and dormant compound volcano in Eastern Turkey. It consists of two major volcanic cones: Greater Ararat and Little Ararat. Greater Ararat is the highest peak in Turkey; Little Ararat's elevation is 3,896 m. Hope you will enjoy the footage. P...
THE PINNACLE RIDGE (GRADE II) - OGWEN VALLEY, WALES UK, 4K
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Pinnacle Ridge is a brief but airy scramble on one of the rocky ribs lower down on Pen yr Ole Wen’s south-westerly slope. It is normally approached from Idwal Cottage and the rib is easy to identify well in advance. Some may find crossing of the pinnacle quite thrilling. Also it can’t be denied that the scramble is disappointingly short. Still - personally i found it brilliant short scramble (s...
GREAT GABLE & NAPES NEEDLE (LAKE DISTRICT, 4K)
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GREAT GABLE is a mountain in the Lake District, United Kingdom, named after its appearance as a pyramid from Wasdale, though it is dome-shaped from most other directions. This is one of the most popular of the Lakeland fells, and there are many different routes to the summit (start from all of the main dales that radiate out from central Lakeland). A popular route is to climb Sour Milk Gill fro...
JACK'S RAKE - PAVEY ARK SCRAMBLE (LAKE DISTRICT, 4K)
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Jack’s Rake is a popular Grade 1 scramble in the Lake District. Obvious line going across the face of Pavey Ark in the Langdale Pikes (just a short trot up Stickle Ghyll ). Climbing Jacks Rake is no easy walk, it's a grade 1 scramble and involves some rock climbing skills and a high level of exposure. It is best saved for a good weather day and it is one of the Lake District’s most tempting lit...
TWISTED OAKS - MTB JUMP TIME (PRACTISE WITH MR. SPARROW)
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Another MTB practise weekend at Twisted Oaks Bike Park. One of the best training facility in UK, highly recommended MTB spot on the East Coast. Beautiful weather, great company. Hope you enjoy the footage. Special thanks to Mr Sparrow for the company & positive vibe. Please leave your comment, like and subscribe if you enjoyed watching. Thumbnail image: Edited Credits to : mbr.co.uk (AB-Glentre...
CROWDEN CLOUGH - DON'T GO THERE (GRADE 1 SCRAMBLE - PEAK DISTRICT), 4K
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Crowden Clough in Peak district - is a typical hill walking trip with some scrambling in the latter stages (various options). Best done after a dry spell, i guess - to get the most out of the scrambling opportunities. For those seeking continuous scrambling grade 1-2, i'd suggest you avoid this route. DO NOT RECOMMEND. #peakdistrict #scrambling #climbing
SNAKES & LADDERS (CLIMBING DINORWIC SLATE QUARRY), 4K
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SNAKES & LADDERS at Llanberis Dinorwic Slate Quarry. This route is not a conventional climbing experience. Its equivalent to HVS and provides an unforgettable experience of the history and danger faced by past generations. The route contains: rusty ladders with missing rungs and dark dripping tunnels far underground. Highly recommended climbing route. Enjoy the movie Like and subscribe please a...
INACCESSIBLE PINNACLE - ISLE OF SKYE / COULLIN RIDGE, 4K
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The Inaccessible Pinnacle (often abbreviated to the In Pinn) is the second highest summit in the Skye Cuillin. It is notorious as the most difficult of the Munros, requiring a rock-climb and an abseil (and suitable experience or help from an expert) to complete the ascent. It rises from the summit of Sgùrr Dearg. The West Ridge is a Difficult or Very Difficult rock-climb, whereas the longer Eas...
LEDGE ROUTE - BEN NEVIS NORTH FACE (RAINY, WET), 4K
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The LEDGE ROUTE is a mild Grade I/II scramble, but it is not a hill walk. It isn't particularly committing, but because of its length and situation it is unsuitable for novices. Ledge Route on Ben Nevis is one of the best ways up Britain’s highest mountain in winter. It’s a great summer scramble, transformed into something much more serious in winter. At Grade II, it’s not a highly technical wi...
BRISTLY RIDGE - OGWEN VALLEY (WALES, UK), 4K
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The Bristly Ridge is a fantastic scramble which follows a striking ridge line between the summits of Tryfan and Glyder Fach. The hardest part is the entry gully. The right hand gully is steep but short, whilst the left is less steep but longer. Once on the ridge you can avoid most of the difficulties, but there's perhaps a bit more exposure. Bristly ridge is a grade 1 scramble with some exposed...
TRYFAN VIA NORTH RIDGE (Wales UK), 4K
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Tryfan North Ridge is one of the finest scrambling routes in Wales, and when combined with Bristly Ridge offers a fantastic day out. Officially a Grade 1, but moves can be taken to suit any Grade along the route, keeping everyone entertained. Make sure you have boots or shoes suitable for scrambling and don't forget to get familiar with the route / area (or lines of retreat) before your trip to...
HELVELLYN - STRIDING EDGE, (Lake District), 4K
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Striding Edge - can be intimidating, a misstep could result in a dangerous fall, but the reality is - Striding Edge is a Grade 1 scramble. It is located in the Lake District and even though considered one of the most challenging ridges in the area (not suitable for those who are afraid of heights ) it's doable for most experienced hill walkers in good conditions. The route can be challenging du...
BLENCATHRA - VIA SHARP EDGE (LAKE DISTRICT), 4K April 2024
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Another short trip, this time scramble in the Lakes. Climbing Sharp Edge to the summit of Blencathra - a grade 1 scramble, involves some rock climbing and a high level of exposure. Best saved for a good weather day. In wet and windy conditions it can be a dangerous place. Special thanks to Andrew for the company and very informative walk back down to the village. Hope you enjoy the footage / mu...
CRIB GOCH - THE KNIFE EDGE in 14 MINUTES (4K, SNOWDON - WALES)
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CRIB GOCH - THE KNIFE EDGE in 14 MINUTES (4K, SNOWDON - WALES)
ICE CLIMBING - AOSTA VALLEY (near Pont) FEB 2024, res 4K
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ICE CLIMBING - AOSTA VALLEY (near Pont) FEB 2024, res 4K
GRAN PARADISO 4061 m (WINTER ATTEMPT), February 2024, res 4K
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GRAN PARADISO 4061 m (WINTER ATTEMPT), February 2024, res 4K
MONT BLANC TUNNEL DISAPPEARED - WINTER ATTEMPT (February 2024)
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MONT BLANC TUNNEL DISAPPEARED - WINTER ATTEMPT (February 2024)
ROGATE MTB - MUST WATCH BIKE SESSION (4K)
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ROGATE MTB - MUST WATCH BIKE SESSION (4K)
TWISTED OAKS MTB - PRACTISE NEVER STOPS (4K)
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TWISTED OAKS MTB - PRACTISE NEVER STOPS (4K)
DYFI BIKE PARK - RAW COMPILATION (BEST BITS, NO MUSIC), November 2023, 4K
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DYFI BIKE PARK - RAW COMPILATION (BEST BITS, NO MUSIC), November 2023, 4K
SNOWDON MTB DESCENT VIA RANGERS PATH, November 2023, 4K
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SNOWDON MTB DESCENT VIA RANGERS PATH, November 2023, 4K
CHICKSANDS SESSION WITH MR. SPARROW - 4K, November 2023
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CHICKSANDS SESSION WITH MR. SPARROW - 4K, November 2023
TWISTED OAKS BIKE PARK - 28th OCTOBER, res. 4K
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TWISTED OAKS BIKE PARK - 28th OCTOBER, res. 4K
WOBURN MTB LONGSLADE TRAIL - July 2023
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WOBURN MTB LONGSLADE TRAIL - July 2023
DYFI BIKE PARK - RACE TRACK (MAY 2023, 4K)
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DYFI BIKE PARK - RACE TRACK (MAY 2023, 4K)
DYFI BIKE PARK - LOWER PART OF 50 HITS INTO A SINGLE DIAMOND, 4K
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DYFI BIKE PARK - LOWER PART OF 50 HITS INTO A SINGLE DIAMOND, 4K
MOOBS & PINBALL at TWISTED OAKS, June 2023, 4K
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MOOBS & PINBALL at TWISTED OAKS, June 2023, 4K
DYFI BIKE PARK - SUPER SWOOPER (May 2023, 4K)
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DYFI BIKE PARK - SUPER SWOOPER (May 2023, 4K)
ANTUR STINIOG BIKE PARK - MAY 2023
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ANTUR STINIOG BIKE PARK - MAY 2023

Комментарии

  • @Kalashnikov444
    @Kalashnikov444 3 дня назад

    How much does it cost to summit?

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 дня назад

      @@Kalashnikov444 Hello mate. Do you mean overall costs of the expedition? As you already know from the video I did not get to the summit.

  • @tuco1099
    @tuco1099 9 дней назад

    Great video, awful music

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 дня назад

      @@tuco1099 I have heard that before (about the music). Sorry to hear that, I ll consider it in the future

  • @Mustafa82034
    @Mustafa82034 11 дней назад

    good work. when did you make this expedition?

  • @emral
    @emral 12 дней назад

    Congratulations, nice video, climbing Agri 5137 m is no joke

  • @philbirdseye1172
    @philbirdseye1172 14 дней назад

    Well done mate👏🏻

  • @Ant-66
    @Ant-66 Месяц назад

    Nice video, very spicy that. There is also a Grade 1 scramble up Pen Yr Olwen which doesnt get much attention, but also is very good.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      @@Ant-66 Very short scramble with a bit of air… but what a view from up there ☝️. Thank you 🙏 for your comment

  • @bilaltahir9978
    @bilaltahir9978 Месяц назад

    How does it compare to Crib goch? Is it much harder?

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      Apologies for late response mate. Well - there is no yes / no answer (you already know i am sure). They're completely different, in my humble opinion - they're both very easy BUT most of the routes on Ben Nevis will always feel more adventurous "mountain type" (gaining height, a bit of a climbing combined with scrambling, route navigation, the approach to certain rock features, etc). Crib Goch is brilliant but once you get to the Ridge from Pen-y-Pass it is all straight line "flat" walking (a bit exposed from the right but flat). Yes - you need to look ahead and not to trip over but not much of a scrambling, right? The only features requiring little bit of scrambling are the pinnacles (believe me you can do it with no hands, same way most of the ridge). On top of that if you keep to the left side of the ridge - this "thrilling" exposure that was visible on your right (usually play games with your brain and balance i guess) suddenly disappears. I like them both - Ledge Route and C.G - as they're not 15 min scrambles ... but i have to admit i will always be happier with The Ben choices (different atmosphere for sure). Don't get me wrong - if the weather gets really bad (quick / sudden change), even though i will still find The Ben more challenging location - them two routes will become a trap and correct navigation will be a KEY to retreat with no consequences, especially in winter. Take into consideration i did this 3 times (winter / summer) and still missed 1 obvious feature which easily added 1 hour to the time frame planned. Hope it helps

  • @MrHistorian123
    @MrHistorian123 Месяц назад

    Thank you for alerting me to another place I must avoid like rabies.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      @@MrHistorian123 Each creator expresses himself different way, this is a fantastic experience and a very short route. I am sure if you watch other channels, you will re-consider. At least try…🤛👍

    • @MrHistorian123
      @MrHistorian123 Месяц назад

      @@noexpirydate5208 When you get vertigo on a thick carpet, as I do, I prefer to admire other people dicing with death. I did some scrambling in my 20s/30s, but decided I'd rather live to see my son grow up. I got part way across the Aonach Eagach and gave up and went back, then quit scrambling.

  • @nevans8416
    @nevans8416 Месяц назад

    Great video. I dont think i could go all the way on that ridge. Can in ask what boots do you use? You obviosly have 100% trust in the grip of your boots. Thanks

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      @@nevans8416 hello mate, apologies for late response. I’d say it’s a little bit of everything, not just super duper boots 🥾 (even though incredibly important). I guess years spent in the mountains help massively with your confidence (walking, scrambling, climbing- both winter and summer) is an advantage. I use old Raichle GTX boots and I am sue you can tell they look 100 years old but nothing is wrong with them, hence keep using them. By the way, Crib Goch is not difficult, you should try, cross country runners do it in trainers. Feels a little bit airy in some places but you can avoid many of them by keeping to the left side. You should try 👍

  • @mooskamoo
    @mooskamoo Месяц назад

    Spectacular location, subscribed 🙂

  • @mooskamoo
    @mooskamoo Месяц назад

    That certainly got my palms sweating 😂 Not a big fan of death defying ridge walks but that was fun, some pretty dodgy sections just when you think you’re coming to the end. I’ve seen a few vids of Crib Goch, this was the best purely based on the fact you used a camera with a good focal length, all the others used crazy wide angle lenses to ‘fit it all in’ but doesn’t give you a real sense of being up there like this does, well done.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      @@mooskamoo such positive “editing related comment” means a lot, thank you mate, appreciate it. Where possible I hold the camera, or use chest mount ( closer to my face therefore voice recording is still acceptable). If it comes to more challenging scrambling or climbing it is either helmet or chest. Check out the newest video, I find it more thrilling than crib goch

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps Месяц назад

    Just sat down with a late night feast and a brew then this came up. Perfect.

    • @autoscanremaps
      @autoscanremaps Месяц назад

      Could you reverse that route ? Looks like it would be a tricky descent. Great vid, I have been over Pen Yr Ole Wen but wasn't aware of this ridge, thank you !!

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 Месяц назад

      @@autoscanremaps Thank you mate. Well - yes i would be able to but before such attempt i would probably do it two more times (both sides of the last pinnacle) just to see how it feels (sequence of the moves). Watch them two channels - Clog on the mountains and The Bald Scrambler ... this route has a few options as far as i know. Descent would be slightly tricky (agree)

  • @scottcjmckelviephotography
    @scottcjmckelviephotography 2 месяца назад

    That is quite frightening, fair play to you guys, felt like I was preying you guys would make it the whole way, especially when you's had to backtrack. You definitely showed the nature of Ben Nevis though away from the normal tourist route.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      @@scottcjmckelviephotography hello mate, thanks 🙏 for your comment, this is one of the easiest ICONS on Ben. Ledge Route happens to be a “retreat “ line for many climbers to get back to CIC, so it should give you a clue of the grade. Yes, I fully agree that simple scrambling (grade 1-2) may be very dangerous and risky sometimes or tricky cos of the route finding but if the weather is good and you do have some scrambling experience you should be fine, enjoying stunning scenery. It was a mistake to do it in such misty and wet 💦 conditions but i did it at least 3 times (summer and winter) so i knew certain places and route features on the way, therefore still enjoyed it.

  • @PSYCHIC_PSYCHO
    @PSYCHIC_PSYCHO 2 месяца назад

    Music always ruins videos 👎

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      @@PSYCHIC_PSYCHO Someone made “similar “comment in my other video but unfortunately it is pretty difficult to find a balance between those who enjoy wind and heavy breathing (camera pointing out rocks for 14 min) and the rest of the viewers who expect a “story telling” movie 🍿 being more than just informative scrambling guide . Raw footage is nice of course but not sure if for the whole 14 min. Thanks anyway.

    • @kevone-eo6pq
      @kevone-eo6pq 2 месяца назад

      turn the volume down then you silly sausage.

    • @souran1321
      @souran1321 Месяц назад

      ​@@noexpirydate5208I hate RnB. I like climbing. I came here for climbing, not whatever this music is

  • @billthomson7468
    @billthomson7468 2 месяца назад

    As you noted in a comment , you went wrong . At the top of the ramp you go round left but very quickly go left again and then up an easier section into a flatter grassy area (where the alternative start missing the ramp comes in) . Then it is right and fairly easily up to the large block at the start of the ridge proper. I think you went too far along the path after turning left at the top of the ramp, then had some difficult exposed scrambling to get up to the start of the ridge. Good effort in such wet Misty conditions!

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      @@billthomson7468 I appreciate your comment mate. Even though i’ve done it 3 times, when Scottish weather makes your climb more challenging, it is pretty easy to make a mistake. It is very common issue on the Ben- route finding.

  • @francislick
    @francislick 2 месяца назад

    As soon as I hear that music, I'm gone

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      Sorry to hear that mate, difficult to make all happy. I always try to find balance. I always think- if you’re not a climber or scramble addict- camera pointing out rocks for 10 min (or sound of breathing) is just boring to “some” viewers.

  • @2112Tix
    @2112Tix 2 месяца назад

    Good effort, it ain’t easy when the mist is down, keep a cool head and press on.

  • @K_j_M
    @K_j_M 2 месяца назад

    Exciting stuff man!

  • @YouTube_hates_truth
    @YouTube_hates_truth 2 месяца назад

    I got bored 3/4 of the way up, so freeclimbed the vertical cliff face

    • @davidrobinson7684
      @davidrobinson7684 2 месяца назад

      Which climb did you do? Golden Slipper?

    • @YouTube_hates_truth
      @YouTube_hates_truth 2 месяца назад

      @@davidrobinson7684 I couldn't tell you, but it was only a grade 2 or 3 scramble, so probably hasn't got a name

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps 2 месяца назад

    Cracking scramble that, done it twice. First time was in the snow a few years ago and then again this summer. One of my favourite hikes. Great job filming it !!

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      I fully agree with you mate, the scenery here is just amazing, the scramble itself even though not very difficult it is nicely exposed in places and I can only imagine what it looks like in winter. Need to try it in Dec/Jan. Enjoyed it a lot.

  • @skatchuk
    @skatchuk 3 месяца назад

    Im such a bully!

  • @02mtb
    @02mtb 3 месяца назад

    looks like fun rwa mać 😂

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@02mtb 😊😛🤪 … fun but stressful. How many times u can repeat same feature and still not clear it?

    • @02mtb
      @02mtb 3 месяца назад

      @@noexpirydate5208 probably until I move to the next trail 😁 MTB: always pain and pleasure

  • @jameslincoln1
    @jameslincoln1 3 месяца назад

    Its what you make of it. You dont have to pick the very easiest way up the clough like you did, you can take the more challenging lines. I enjoy it everytime I go up there. Yes it may not be hard but its still fun and you can certainly enjoy some scrambling if you follow the river bed

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@jameslincoln1 Thanks for your comment James, i do agree with you mate (partially). It is clearly visible i am following river bed and the only reason i am using hands (few places only) is because of wet and slimy slabs. The only two places that “may” require hands is waterfall area (not the way i chose) and the chimney (rated grade 2). Come on James , i am sure u know where i am coming from. I know plenty of hill walkers will enjoy this trail but when i ve read description about it i was expecting 1-2 graded scrambling. This route has nothing to do with scrambling (apart from 1 place, ok - possibly 2). How can u compare it to other trails rated same grade 2 such as Pinnacle Ridge (just an example mate)? What about Crib Goch grade 1 or The Knife Edge on Blencathra, grade 1. Crowden Clough is a walk across the park mate and even though beautiful scenery is should not be misled for a scrambling trail. This is my humble opinion only because my expectations were much higher due to obvious route description.

    • @jameslincoln1
      @jameslincoln1 3 месяца назад

      ​@noexpirydate5208 I understand your point, seen as the peak has no mountains, unfortunately there is nothing that compares to the Welsh routes. However Crowden is the mildest of them all. Saying that I take visiting freinds up there for the first taste of scrambling, especially if they are scared of heights and exposure. And when I do I make it interesting for myself, but to do that you have to get wet and go direct up pretty much all the water. Particularly at the short section. Loads more fun if you go direct up the waterfall. These routes are also more fun/challenging in worse conditions. Try wild boar clough the day after heavy rain. Completely different prospect to doing it bone dry. But unfortunately if your after exposure it just isn't there to be had on scrambling routes in the peak

  • @angelikars1070
    @angelikars1070 3 месяца назад

    Było nieźle tylko troche za szybko😂

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@angelikars1070 … bo taki interesujacy szlak

  • @juliel7522
    @juliel7522 3 месяца назад

    Thinking of walking this route in august, hoping for sunshine. How many hours did this walk take?

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@juliel7522 Hi Julie, apologies for late response, i was away the whole weekend . As u know from my video we got lost, so this particular attempt wasn’t the quickest. On top of that- it was incredibly wet and foggy. Not the easiest to find your way. Having said that if you have a nice weather- I’d say 2 ( maybe 2.5) hours to the top? I never rush during climbing, stop for a photo or drink. Bear in mind there is fair walk to the summit from the end of the route. Also consider 20-30 min from CIC to actually get to the 1st pitch. Hope it helps. If you decide to try this in winter, you will love it.

    • @juliel7522
      @juliel7522 3 месяца назад

      @noexpirydate5208 thank you for your response. I actually plan to take this route on the 2nd August. I was weighing whether to do this or the cmd arete, I don't really have much of a head for heights tbh, i seem to get vertigo ish in narrow steep exposed areas, had scrambling practice on scafell pike in a long and windy rain storm so I think I might be ok. Would you recommend this one over the cmd arete route?

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@juliel7522 … without a doubt Julie. Don’t get me wrong, CMD is still worth doing but if was to make a decision what’s better- straight away Ledge Route. CMD is obvious ridge, Ledge can be tricky if you don’t know where you go or don’t know full route description with some images saved in ur phone. At least certain stops (turns u need to take)

    • @juliel7522
      @juliel7522 3 месяца назад

      @noexpirydate5208 thank you for the advice, I did feel very dizzy actually looking at cmd's long exposed ridge leading to ben nevis, can't imagine walking the length of that for hours though it looks very straightforward route wise. Maybe if I could stomach it could make the descent via the cmd route but if not is the pony/mountain track nice to do on the way down?

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@juliel7522 CMD is not very exposed. Of course you need to remember - at the end of the day it is a RIDGE so a bit more exposed. Still - very far from Crib Goch route, Elbow Ridge or Matterhorn Ridge (or even Bristle / Tryfan TNF). In my humble opinion - it is less interesting (no matter fantastic scenery) than Ledge route. Also i'd suggest you start VERY early if you want to climb LR and come down CMD, it will be a long walk - having in mind you've left the car at North Face Car Park. I would not treat LR as my retreat line to get back, it is too nice so prefer to climb up this way. Again - personal view. Good luck Julie

  • @66oggy
    @66oggy 3 месяца назад

    Only a complete idiot would go to the Peak District, and then complain they couldn't find any scrambling that was similar to Tryfan, Crib Goch and Bristly Ridge Ect. Ect. I wouldn't be surprized if your next video shows you in your skiing gear, with a long face, wandering around the Lincolnshire Fens.

  • @KhurshidsChannel
    @KhurshidsChannel 3 месяца назад

    Fantastic video. Amazing views. Enjoyed watching the video. Thanks for sharing. 👍2

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps 3 месяца назад

    Stanage edge is a great place for a long walk with a mild challenge or two, or to practice rope skills. You looked disappointed 😂 The music reminds me of the PC game Unreal 1. Good times 😎

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      Ha ha ha you know me well (i was very disappointed mate). I was hoping for continuous scrambling (1-2) from the beginning (pretty much) - similar to Tryfan, Crib Goch, Striding Edge, etc. I love being outdoors and happy to "tick another box" but this was boring as hell (this was a dog walk route). Stanage wall you refer to (different climbing spots) is a fantastic training facility to practice rope work, climbing skills, etc ( i ve been there before) so from climbing perspective - nothing to regret. Having said that - no more Crowden Clough for me. Thanks for the comment.

    • @duncanbeard9460
      @duncanbeard9460 2 месяца назад

      @@noexpirydate5208 The trouble is the hills/cloughs in the Peak are just not high enough to give more than a few metres scrambling. Having said that, I will probably do this one this weekend. Every time I've been up before I've gone up the steep left side path just for alpine training so gaining as much height as I can in 1 day carrying a pack. I usually do a double loop i.e. up & down Kinder twice, there are quite a few choices.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 2 месяца назад

      @@duncanbeard9460 hello mate, fully agree. Even though I knew few climbing spots in Peaks from my previous visits I was wondering what grade 2 or 1 looks like over there- knowing there are just hills in the area. Excluding climbing walls along 5 km Stanage Wall … I was expecting continuous scrambling features on this trail (more, less) according to its grade. Clearly this is not possible over there. Anyway, no matter if this trail met expectations or not I still enjoyed being out , doing something new and ticking another box. Lesson learnt.

  • @greigseavill629
    @greigseavill629 3 месяца назад

    The gully at the start looks like dexter gully . Sinister gully to the left is a more solid option for anyone wanting to try this route who doesnt like loose rock.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      I think you are right, i've heard both of these names - Dexter and Sinister before we started. Group of friends i was following that day - was also considering Sinister route. Personally, i ve watched few videos from Bristle Ridge and the comments match what you have just said - Sinister - longer but solid rock, Dexter may be a bit tricky but short. Appreciate your comment.🙂

  • @duneideann9241
    @duneideann9241 3 месяца назад

    Great approach to the Ben and what a route Sadly not for me 😩

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@duneideann9241 thank u mate, it’s way easier when dry conditions, you should give it a go…

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps 3 месяца назад

    Great work, Not been here yet but now it's on my list 👍👍

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 3 месяца назад

      @@autoscanremaps not only the access to it is pretty adventurous but the route itself and the scenery on top, worth doing it.

  • @angelikars1070
    @angelikars1070 4 месяца назад

    Mega 👌

  • @louisaklimentos7583
    @louisaklimentos7583 4 месяца назад

    It looks a bit like Tasmania but Tasmania is more forested .

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 4 месяца назад

      Never been… maybe one day. Thanks for your comment Louisa

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps 4 месяца назад

    Impressive, what i like about your channel is minimal talking, just the bits that matter, and the intervals between the clips. I think you've got that bob on 👌

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 4 месяца назад

      Most creators including myself would tell you now- this is so motivating, thank you very much. Comment like that pushes u even further to get even more creative. Appreciate mate

  • @autoscanremaps
    @autoscanremaps 4 месяца назад

    Absolutely stunning scenery ! Not a fan of music over this kind of content but that's a personal preference. I would rather listen to the sound of boots on the ground and the wind/nature. Great job filming it, i plan to do this one day and now you've just moved it up my list, thank you 😁😁

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 4 месяца назад

      Really appreciate your comment mate, thanks a lot. Partially agree with the music thing and I always try to find some balance (if possible) but i thought 12 min watching rocks and listening to the wind would be boring for “some” watchers. But I know what u meant 😊. I would go there again tomorrow, stunning location

    • @autoscanremaps
      @autoscanremaps 4 месяца назад

      @@noexpirydate5208 yeah can't please everyone, at least it wasn't rap music 🙃

  • @angelikars1070
    @angelikars1070 4 месяца назад

    Mega👌

  • @thetravellingyorkshireman5672
    @thetravellingyorkshireman5672 4 месяца назад

    Imagine the views on a clear day from the ridge, I can’t wait to do this, awesome video mate, I did the north face and made my own path, it’s also on RUclips if you want to check it out 😊

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 4 месяца назад

      I've seen your video mate 😉 + some of the other ones (nice). Appreciate your comment, even though i have done this climb before, it is always nice to go back. You are absolutely right - Ledge Route offers amazing views if the weather allows .... hence such high 4 stars rating in Scottish Climbing Guide.

  • @ilonastezowska9498
    @ilonastezowska9498 4 месяца назад

    Brilliant video ( although I still don't know why anyone would put themselves through this trauma. 😂 ). Love the Celtic tunes in the background - perhaps next time you can ascend in a kilt? 😄 Also your dedication to holding the camera is beyond impressive, I'd be holding onto them rocks for my dear life!!! Brill adventure xxx

  • @Ant-66
    @Ant-66 5 месяцев назад

    Stunning quality video of this magnificent rock 👏

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 5 месяцев назад

      Thank u very much. Not sure which resolution you watch this in (I take the highest possible) but overall impression would be even better if recorded with insta 360 . Some day…

  • @angelikars1070
    @angelikars1070 5 месяцев назад

    👌

  • @angelikars1070
    @angelikars1070 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing views, great video as always 😊

  • @KhurshidsChannel
    @KhurshidsChannel 5 месяцев назад

    Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. 👍1

  • @agnieszkag8118
    @agnieszkag8118 5 месяцев назад

    Zajebisty footage, dzięki Bartek!

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 5 месяцев назад

      Dziekuje bardzo za pozytywny vibe. Rozeslij wszystkim z pozdrowieniami.

    • @agnieszkag8118
      @agnieszkag8118 5 месяцев назад

      @@noexpirydate5208 już na fejsie jest 😁

  • @KhurshidsChannel
    @KhurshidsChannel 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing view. Great video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍5

  • @Ant-66
    @Ant-66 5 месяцев назад

    A lovely scramble that, one of the top 5 classics in the UK. Nice video mate, great quality.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 5 месяцев назад

      I am glad you like the footage. Thanks mate, appreciate your comment. Not sure if you watched in 4K but i think great weather helped massively to improve overall sharpness.

  • @alboreham388
    @alboreham388 6 месяцев назад

    Great vid, thanks! Aiming to do Sharp Edge in next year or two. Looks exposed but do-able 🙂

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks a lot mate. I highly recommend doing it. It is "kinda" similar to Crib Goch in Wales. Worth mentioning it is way shorter than Crib Goch though.

  • @drewboston1
    @drewboston1 6 месяцев назад

    Great video mate. It was a pleasure to walk that with you.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks a lot Drew, appreciate the comment.

  • @DailyCoach4U
    @DailyCoach4U 6 месяцев назад

    What a wonder climb and amazing landscape - great work!

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 6 месяцев назад

      Many thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully you will also like the next video.

  • @ilonastezowska9498
    @ilonastezowska9498 6 месяцев назад

    Omg. What have you done in life to be going through this stress hell?! 😄 Looks awesome. Scary and insane, but awesome. 😎 Well done.

  • @martinforrester8249
    @martinforrester8249 6 месяцев назад

    That was bloody awesome mate. I did it the last time in 2012, i was 68. I didn't cover it as quickly as you did though.

    • @noexpirydate5208
      @noexpirydate5208 6 месяцев назад

      Hi Martin. Comments like yours motivate even more to bring more interesting content. Thank you mate. We both know i wasn't fast at all, ha ha. I am sure if you swap boots for cross-trainers and "run" (instead walking or catching breath every 20 min) you could return to a car park in half of the time (easy). It was supposed to be a pleasure not really an "achievement". All i had to remember was the "car park ticket". I've seen ur playlist. I can see you follow the best - Alex, Chai & Jimmy. Well done.

    • @martinforrester8249
      @martinforrester8249 6 месяцев назад

      @noexpirydate5208 Thanks for your comments. My energetic hiking/climbing days are over as you will have ascertained by my comments. A month after that Crib Goch hike, I hiked down the North Rim of Grand Canyon, camped, and out the next day. That was knackering. Utube is my saviour now.