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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The Cnicht horseshoe is a great walk, not too difficult, with fantastic views. Known as the Welsh matterhorn due to it's shape when viewed from the SW, at 689m/2260ft, it's not the highest in the area. But a great little scramble at the top makes it a fun walk. A mixed bag weatherwise, but it was great to get out.
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I was up there 2 days ago!!! Great to see you putting up some great footage. Full of flying ants when I got there!!! Plus all the Duke of Edinburgh were up too! Super film! Paul
I'm glad I missed the flying ants!! Some great views from up there. Thanks for watching 👍
I absolutely loved this video, for 3 reasons - 1. Cnicht is an amazing mountain, often quiet with wild feel and remote feel, excellent views..
2. Great remote/ off the tourist path solo climb with all the problems that come with it - foot ended up in bog, ‘I ended up in the middle of nowhere’ , let’s go that way and see what happens!
3. Shared frustrations of my local stomping ground of the Brecon Beacons- ‘coat on coat off ‘ and ‘ narrow single track lane, basically praying after driving over half a mile with no passing places that you don’t meet anyone! 😂
Love it and can relate to it all!
Cool views and nice wild walk, weather gives added atmosphere too 👌
Cheers Adam, it is such an underrated mountain. I always try to give an honest opinion, and not hide what I’ve done wrong, as I think it is much more helpful to others doing the walks. I think a lot of the problems that mountain rescue have to deal with, is down to social media posts making out out everything is easy. So thanks for your comments, appreciate it. 👍
@@OutandaboutwithSpencer That’s an interesting theory and got to agree, so many social media videos make things look so easy and often in perfect weather conditions. I’ve made 2 real balls ups so far in my time walking, both in the Brecon Beacons, which compared to north wales in many respects is easier terrain (albeit different) and that’s making mistakes with reasonable experience behind me! Interestingly both mistakes actually resulted from complacency and over confidence! Anyway take care , have a good week
Nice video Spencer. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you 👍
Nice one Spence, love that area the Moelwyns are great as you don’t see many people which is brilliant let them all go up Snowdon I say lol, seriously though love watching your videos keep up the good work Mark & Simon 👌👍
Cheers guys, the route is a lot quieter than doing it from Croesor. I didn’t see anyone until approaching the summit, and I had forgotten how good the views are. 👍
@@OutandaboutwithSpencer I might try it from Nantmor one day cheers mate 👌👍
I looked at that route before but never done it nice one mate 👍
Cheers Dave, it's easier than going from Croesor. (When you don't get lost! 😄). You'll enjoy it if you go. 👍
Wanted to do this for a long time. Cheers Spence 😊
It's a great walk, not too difficult either. 👍
Hi great walk did it in reverse
Yes, definitely a great walk. 👍
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Awesome mate, looks a great one. And you managed to get lost again, sounds successful 😅
It wouldn’t be the same if I didn’t get lost! 😂😂
@@OutandaboutwithSpencer 🤣
@clogsonthemountain and anyway, I wasn't lost...I just took an alternative route! 🤣
@OutandaboutwithSpencer sometimes alternative routes lead to alternative places 🤣
Great walk that .. watch this space .. going to post a video on how to pronounce Cnicht
Just watched it, you should do more on the mountain names. 👍
@@OutandaboutwithSpencer cheers bud watch this space
Cnicht not Cnight Spencer
Edited, thanks 👍
I think it's Cnicht not Knight :)
I’ve changed the g to c, but never spelled it with a k. 👍