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I was terrified watching this but I tried to take consolidation in knowing that you survived. I forced myself to watch to the end but ... the end never came. Where was the trig pillar or the drink in a pub or the slumping into a car seat.

There's a first time for everything. It's good that there was an experienced climber there. I remember doing Striding Edge in thick fog with an aluminium frame rucksack. That got the pulse racing.

Only mountain climbers have truly experienced “the sphincter factor”!!! ☁️🥾☁️ Congratulations! Appeared to be a sphincter factor of about 6. If I may….. 1. Always carry water and gatorade or something to provide anti-cramping. 2. Wear your helmet man! 3. Whoever is “leader/ guide”, Never leave that much distance! Psychological trauma can be just as bad as physical. 4. Always have a pair of thin gloves! 5. Always carry peak chocolate, it’s why we climb! 😁

Definitely not for me that. I love a good view but I'd shit it up there .

Not worth the risk!

You’re better than me , big fella .. There’s no amount of money that could get me up there. I can barely get past the 3rd floor of a bldg

Its only hard for noobies if you stop and think or start taking in tbe views and realise where you are. Just think about your feet and hands look at where your going to go next and not the near verticle side which to be honest can even get the locals heads spinning

I appreciate him pointing out 'there's handholds all the way' but that's still making a very big assumption about how much i trust my own hands!!

Crib Goch is much easier than it looks… But its’s stupid to take beginners up there… Saying that, I took 3 or 4 girlfriends up there and they all handed it very well! ❤

I used to love a ridge walk....half done most of the Munros and while doing that took in as many ridge walks as I could......now the fear gets me even on a gentle slope, can't look over battlements of castles.......think its an age thing. Unfortunately, it just came on over a few years Your video had me gripping the chair arms.....but.... Thanks for sharing..... Even if I had to look away😮

You've put me off doin it,cheers fella😂walked up the miners yesterday,sayin that north ridge tryfan scramble as a novice was scary in the fog👍

That's irresponsible to do with beginners. One wrong step...

So wie diese Herrschaften dort umher stolpern und sich beinahe in die Hose scheißen, haben sie dort oben meiner Meinung nach nichts verloren! Manchmal braucht man mehr Glück als Verstand.😉

I enjoy mountain climbing but Crib Goch is in a different league I haven't the confidence and know my limits. I envy anyone who climbs this Ridge. I'm petrified just looking at it. Well done🎉

My idea of hell 🙉

Darren -- Crib Goch is not for the faint-hearted. In windy conditions, I would definitely avoid. Arêtes and me do not gel! There is a better way to enjoy climbing in my view. The brave thing to do is to say this part is not for me. I will tab out thank you -- and live to fight another day.

amazing landscape ❤

Quality basalt! I can only imagine how cold your hands were..

Well done. Lovely ridge. Great in winter as well with the right gear. Try the Aonach Eagach. Same applies, summer or winter, never disappoints. And the Clachaig Inn at the end for a well deserved pint!!

Ha, good old Crib Goch. Been over there a few times, all in different weather. Any first timers attempting this, I would stick to the left-hand side of the ridge, becif you do slip, there's a good chance of stopping yourself. Slip on the right-hand side, then it's usually good bye. Reason being, the right hand side is so much steeper.

I cannot stop watching these Crib Goch videos but I'm too much of a pussy to do it 😂 you're a braver man than me mate! well done.

Well done! Not easy conquering the ‘head’. You managed that with great skill and showed that this expedition was well within your group’s collective ability in these conditions. Enjoying that position, the view and the achievement together is something most may not ever know. 🎉

From a local hill walker hering the fear in your breathing you did brilliantly to carry on and not get stuck due to fear ❤🎉

Years ago the party I was with had to assist a couple who had become stuck fast on the ridge. Its a pretty daunting drop, and I can see why it can be a challenge. The party I was with were all much more experienced climbers with a lot of rock climbing and winter routes under our belts, so a couple of us scrambled past, and with one of us on each side for reassurance, they managed to get across. I have no idea how long they had been stuck for, but they were very happy to get to the easier going on the other side. Lovely footage. Still a few small pockets of snow here and there I see.

Good effort mate been over there a few times and not always so elegant 😊

Lovely footage

Where is that ?