You just can't beat the quality of the light at / around sunrise (and, of course, sunset) - vastly superior to the harsh light at / around midday. That looked to be a strenuous (or should that be serious!) route and towards then end I started to feel your pain. Well done on completing the walk. Another excellent video...and your choice of music is likewise excellent.
Thanks for this, we're in St Ives soon and thinking of getting the bus to Botallack and walking back to St Ives. We did Zennor to St Ives last year and Penzance to St Ives via St Michael's Pilgrim walk, which was excellent.
brilliant and what a trip! Some sections looks gruelling and technical... the coast paths a humbling experience... I feel your pain and come on Trev!! Cheers mate you ledgend 👍
@@SummitOrNothing I do need to get back on the coast path and catch you up on the miles!! Your welcome mate and look forward to seeing the next one! Cheers Trev
06.00 or 07.00 in the morning is a brilliant time to get up and out, not a soul about and you feel as though everything belongs to you - well I do anyway lol. Real roughed coastline and always something to look at, looks a great walk. The path looked real clear and easy to follow with not too much up and down - my type of walk, especially on a day like that but an emotional slog puts a bit of a damper on it lol, cheers Alan
Was a tough old walk first thing in the meaning, and once that heat started baring down got real hard going but we'll worth it though for the amazing scenery. Cheers for watching Alan .
Thank you for the video, what a beautiful day to hike. We are planning to hike that section in September 2020 depending on the situation with the virus, hope you are all safe and well. I hope we can see this amazing area in a few months, fingers crossed from across the pond. Stay well!
Thanks Andy - its a beautiful area this - was a hot morning though, knocked me for six. Hope you get to see it yourselves before too long. All the best and stay safe!
Well done Trev . I did Gwithian to Zennor . Lost a sense of humour by the time I got to Zennor. However looking back it is the most remote and beautiful bit of coast
Always a bit of a culture shock walking into Porthmeor off that path in the summer; peace and solitude one minute, battling through hordes of sunburnt lobsters the next 😅 thanks for the walk 👍🏻
its all about them early morning starts, love the energy boost hiking with the sunrise and also the lack of people on trail makes it well worth it!! sweet vid dude
Yeah, it was magic to be out there on my own at that time of day - didnt take long for the sun to bare down on me though. Cheers for watching, was a great walk.
A lovely video again :-) And such a fantastic path in wonderful weather. You are doing some long stretches :-) But when you start at 6 AM, you have the whole day ahead :) We walked from St. Ives to Zennor where we had an overnight stay, and the next day from Zennor to Pendeen. Both stretches were really nice and not too long or strenuous. The only really draining stretch was actually the loooong road uphill from the path, past the Geevor mine museum and up to The North Inn, Pendeen, where we stayed one night. This is my third time (done it both ways) from St. Ives -> Zennor, and I just love that path :) The views are wonderful and the heather is out of this world and we spotted some seals at the Carracks. Happy walking :-)
Oh how lovely to spot the seals. I haven't on my walks for a while but the other day whilst on our Cornish holiday we saw one swimming off the rocks when we were bathing at Porth chapel beach. Thanks for watching,Torrunn. All the best.
@@SummitOrNothing They are really lovely. We have spotted seals in several places. Also in Porth (Polly) Joke. If you want a closer look at them, I will recommend a "Snorkelling with seals" trip with Scilly Seal Snorkelling at The Isles Of Scilly :-) I did that this summer. It was really fun :-) And I brought my GoPro and took some underwater footage while I was in the sea with the seals :)
@@TravellingTorunn That sounds great, Torunn. I will go back over the SWCP when I have finished it and spend a bit more time at certain places. I want to do a boat trip or two, hopefully see some Baskin sharks, and I would love to try jet skiing too off of Newquay. The seal snorkeling is now on my list too. Thanks 😁
@@SummitOrNothing Sounds like some amazing plans :) Just a tip: The snorkelling on Scillies should be booked quite some months ahead. It is very popular :-)
Is your next video going to be walking along the ridiculously lovely St.Ives Bay/Towen Sands? Proper lovely beach that. I've been on holiday there so much. You should walk it at sunset/dusk/night or something. You'll see the bats in the dunes and the city lights behind ya.
I've already passed through Town Sands in this video -ruclips.net/video/BttrWwpvfoQ/видео.html Once I have gone through the whole SWCP, I will be popping back to spend more time at places of interest, so will bear the twilight visit of Town Sands in mind thanks for watching!
Hi Yvonne. Yea this was a fantastic section. I got the bus back from St Ives. Was a nice journey too on an open top bus along the coast road revisiting every where that I had just walked. Good luck on your own walk and ENJOY!! Thanks for watching!
Nice video, landscape a mix of nature and history, some good camera work too. At times it looks as if you have a 'ghost cameraman' with you! I sympathize with you suffering in the heat. Perhaps a broad-rimmed hat or even a sun umbrella might help?
Hi Neil - thanks for watching - for this video I was using the Panasonic HC-X920 but the lens has since misted up so I have upgraded to a Panasonic HC-VX1 - here's a link in case you are interested - amzn.to/2YoHvZK
@@PaulMaloney Yea... I just make it up as I go along. On this outing my wife and kids were gonna pick me up the following day, but I saw there were buses running once I was there so thought I'd just bus it back. As for parking, I did a bit of research on the internet, read that the beach carpark at Sennen allows overnight parking but once I got there found out only til 10am the following morning. D'oh! Then I spent an hour driving around until I found a housing estate to ditch my car in.... So, as you can tell, I'm not as organised as you may think 😂😂
@@SummitOrNothing Nice one Trev,,we got there sat 17th,got settled that night, picked up my tab and saw part 1. Shouted to the missus, "Trev 's in St Ives,gotta find him" "what are you on about,who is?" Lol. Got back today and just watched part 2. I would've been gutted to have missed ya. I've done part of that walk mate,,tough but beautiful.
@@andyboardman7428 Haha... Yea, I'm usually a week or two behind lol. Although we just had a family holiday down there this passed week. Hope you enjoyed yourselves and thanks for watching.
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One of your best here Trev of this Path. Brilliant stuff!!
Cheers, Paul. Glad that you enjoyed it!
A great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching 😄
You just can't beat the quality of the light at / around sunrise (and, of course, sunset) - vastly superior to the harsh light at / around midday. That looked to be a strenuous (or should that be serious!) route and towards then end I started to feel your pain. Well done on completing the walk. Another excellent video...and your choice of music is likewise excellent.
Very true that, Ken - dawn and sunset - two magic hours. This was a real tough stretch, and hot! Was glad to reach St Ives, I can tell ya!
Thanks for this, we're in St Ives soon and thinking of getting the bus to Botallack and walking back to St Ives. We did Zennor to St Ives last year and Penzance to St Ives via St Michael's Pilgrim walk, which was excellent.
Hi Trev another Fantastic Walk in a Beautiful part of the Country atb Glenn
Cheers Glenn. West Cornwall is stunning mate. Thanks for watching!
brilliant and what a trip! Some sections looks gruelling and technical... the coast paths a humbling experience... I feel your pain and come on Trev!! Cheers mate you ledgend 👍
Cheers Jodz. It was a great section. You shall have to join me for some of the West Cornwall stretch. Be good to have some company!
@@SummitOrNothing I do need to get back on the coast path and catch you up on the miles!! Your welcome mate and look forward to seeing the next one! Cheers Trev
Massively beautiful walk in that section ... scramble yes, but looks worth it.. 👍😀
Cheers Max. Was a great walk, I was just a little tired due to the three hours of sleep haha. Thanks for watching
Oh I can understand lack of sleep and lots of miles... 😜
Beautiful coast walk, lots to see, I know coastal hiking not the best, great to hear you brushed up on history of area.
I do love the coast walking, havent been out for a coastal walk for a good while. Soon I hope! Cheers for watching!
Some fantastic views 👍 great vid - thanks for taking us along. Must watch more of yours 😂 ATB Mark. drinking water from elephant .... 😂😂😂
Thanks Mark. Was a unique part of the coast path this. Thanks for joining me!
06.00 or 07.00 in the morning is a brilliant time to get up and out, not a soul about and you feel as though everything belongs to you - well I do anyway lol. Real roughed coastline and always something to look at, looks a great walk. The path looked real clear and easy to follow with not too much up and down - my type of walk, especially on a day like that but an emotional slog puts a bit of a damper on it lol, cheers Alan
Was a tough old walk first thing in the meaning, and once that heat started baring down got real hard going but we'll worth it though for the amazing scenery. Cheers for watching Alan .
Cracking video Trev nice part of the country never been thanks for sharing mate atvb jimmy 😎 😎
Cheers Jimmy. Glad that you enjoyed it! All the best!
I've hardly explored Cornwall at all and I feel like I'm missing out. It looks incredibly beautiful. :)
It is stunning. Especially along the coast. Thanks for watching!
Good one Trev, the coast there does indeed look like Exmoor in places.
Sure does, a bit of Exmoor and a bit of Dartmoor with some beautiful rugged coastline to boot. Love it! Cheers for watching, Steve!
Thank you for the video, what a beautiful day to hike. We are planning to hike that section in September 2020 depending on the situation with the virus, hope you are all safe and well. I hope we can see this amazing area in a few months, fingers crossed from across the pond. Stay well!
Thanks Andy - its a beautiful area this - was a hot morning though, knocked me for six. Hope you get to see it yourselves before too long. All the best and stay safe!
Well done Trev . I did Gwithian to Zennor . Lost a sense of humour by the time I got to Zennor. However looking back it is the most remote and beautiful bit of coast
Yep - it is a tough old stretch. But stunning. Thanks for watching, Lisa!
great scenery, nice one...
Cheers glad that you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
@@SummitOrNothing hope ur belstone walk wnt well... i wildcamp from there but had this weekend booked out 6months ago..gutted i missed it
@@rooksfoot1184 It was great, thanks. Shame that you missed it! Hopefully you'll be available for the next one.
Always a bit of a culture shock walking into Porthmeor off that path in the summer; peace and solitude one minute, battling through hordes of sunburnt lobsters the next 😅 thanks for the walk 👍🏻
Haha... Yea,you're right there. St Ives was packed. Cheers for watching!
good hike and I think the beach looked crowded to many there for my liking, I'd stay on the trails
Yeah, it certainly was a busy beach haha. Cheers for watching, Craig!
Another video thoroughly enjoyed... Cheers Trev 👍..
Cheers Dave. Thanks for watching!
Another great video mate. Very beautiful area there. Its amazing how different the landscape is over there. Awesome stuff cheers from Canada
Shawn
Thanks Shawn. Yea I can imagine there must be quite a difference. Well, im glad we can share the views and terrain with you. Thanks for watching
That was a tuff one Trev. But beautiful stretch of the path. Thanks for sharing Martin
Yep, it was a stunning walk, Martin, but a bit gruelling in that heat and after minimal sleep. Thanks for watching!
its all about them early morning starts, love the energy boost hiking with the sunrise and also the lack of people on trail makes it well worth it!! sweet vid dude
Yeah, it was magic to be out there on my own at that time of day - didnt take long for the sun to bare down on me though. Cheers for watching, was a great walk.
A lovely video again :-) And such a fantastic path in wonderful weather. You are doing some long stretches :-) But when you start at 6 AM, you have the whole day ahead :) We walked from St. Ives to Zennor where we had an overnight stay, and the next day from Zennor to Pendeen. Both stretches were really nice and not too long or strenuous. The only really draining stretch was actually the loooong road uphill from the path, past the Geevor mine museum and up to The North Inn, Pendeen, where we stayed one night. This is my third time (done it both ways) from St. Ives -> Zennor, and I just love that path :) The views are wonderful and the heather is out of this world and we spotted some seals at the Carracks. Happy walking :-)
Oh how lovely to spot the seals. I haven't on my walks for a while but the other day whilst on our Cornish holiday we saw one swimming off the rocks when we were bathing at Porth chapel beach. Thanks for watching,Torrunn. All the best.
@@SummitOrNothing They are really lovely. We have spotted seals in several places. Also in Porth (Polly) Joke. If you want a closer look at them, I will recommend a "Snorkelling with seals" trip with Scilly Seal Snorkelling at The Isles Of Scilly :-) I did that this summer. It was really fun :-) And I brought my GoPro and took some underwater footage while I was in the sea with the seals :)
@@TravellingTorunn That sounds great, Torunn. I will go back over the SWCP when I have finished it and spend a bit more time at certain places. I want to do a boat trip or two, hopefully see some Baskin sharks, and I would love to try jet skiing too off of Newquay. The seal snorkeling is now on my list too. Thanks 😁
@@SummitOrNothing Sounds like some amazing plans :) Just a tip: The snorkelling on Scillies should be booked quite some months ahead. It is very popular :-)
Is your next video going to be walking along the ridiculously lovely St.Ives Bay/Towen Sands? Proper lovely beach that. I've been on holiday there so much. You should walk it at sunset/dusk/night or something. You'll see the bats in the dunes and the city lights behind ya.
I've already passed through Town Sands in this video -ruclips.net/video/BttrWwpvfoQ/видео.html
Once I have gone through the whole SWCP, I will be popping back to spend more time at places of interest, so will bear the twilight visit of Town Sands in mind thanks for watching!
Didn’t expect to see you in the buff mind. X
Haha- it got a bit much - I apologise, but I did refrain from using any wide shots haha
I love st.ives we have about 3 families that go in October half term and we go surfing
That's great - hopefully not too cold for you all then in the water! Enjoy and thanks for watching!
“Water from elephant shit”. Awesome
Yea,not tried it myself 😂🤣🤢
Another great video mate. Love the swcp.
Me too. It's stunning for sure. Thanks for watching, Andy.
Great video Trev fantastic landscape!! Going to do Hayle to Lizard point in June.Just one question how did you get back to your car?
Hi Yvonne. Yea this was a fantastic section. I got the bus back from St Ives. Was a nice journey too on an open top bus along the coast road revisiting every where that I had just walked. Good luck on your own walk and ENJOY!! Thanks for watching!
Nice video, landscape a mix of nature and history, some good camera work too. At times it looks as if you have a 'ghost cameraman' with you! I sympathize with you suffering in the heat. Perhaps a broad-rimmed hat or even a sun umbrella might help?
That's a great trek in stunning Cornwall, can I ask what camera gear you use?
Hi Zabeer, Cornwall certainly is a beautiful landscape. The camera I use is a Panasonic camcorder, HD but not 4K.
I'd love to come over there someday and hike. Gorgous land. I'm in 110 in the shade Texas.
Wow. That's hot alright. You would certainly enjoy this coast line. Some amazing sights. Thank for watching
Another great vid mate👍
Not sure about the soft core shirtless action though 😂
I know, bit greasy wasn't it haha. I do apologise but I needed airing 😂
great video, the part between zennor and st ives actually made me question my commitment
Yeah, it was a tough section, think I would have handled it better if I had had more sleep though... cheers for watching!
Great video what camera are you using and where did you start and finish as I live in Cornwall
Hi Neil - thanks for watching - for this video I was using the Panasonic HC-X920 but the lens has since misted up so I have upgraded to a Panasonic HC-VX1 - here's a link in case you are interested - amzn.to/2YoHvZK
@5:22 A mysterious levitating boat appears
Was it bus back to the car or had you arranged a lift?
Bus. A nice journey too back along the coast in an open top bus. Thanks for watching
Be interesting to see a video on how you plan a multi stage long distance walk, things like getting back to car, deciding where to park.
@@PaulMaloney Yea... I just make it up as I go along. On this outing my wife and kids were gonna pick me up the following day, but I saw there were buses running once I was there so thought I'd just bus it back. As for parking, I did a bit of research on the internet, read that the beach carpark at Sennen allows overnight parking but once I got there found out only til 10am the following morning. D'oh! Then I spent an hour driving around until I found a housing estate to ditch my car in.... So, as you can tell, I'm not as organised as you may think 😂😂
Sounds very much like my approach 😀
6.16 - is his name 'Jan' by any chance?
What was the date you were in St Ives Trev?
Was the 28th July when I did this walk Andy.
@@SummitOrNothing Nice one Trev,,we got there sat 17th,got settled that night, picked up my tab and saw part 1. Shouted to the missus, "Trev 's in St Ives,gotta find him" "what are you on about,who is?" Lol. Got back today and just watched part 2. I would've been gutted to have missed ya. I've done part of that walk mate,,tough but beautiful.
@@andyboardman7428 Haha... Yea, I'm usually a week or two behind lol. Although we just had a family holiday down there this passed week. Hope you enjoyed yourselves and thanks for watching.