The CROWNING JEWEL of the Peak District

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Kinder Falls, one of the Peak District's hidden gems. This hike takes you through diverse landscapes, including lush valleys, rugged paths, and serene moorlands. Starting from the village of Edale, you'll ascend towards the Kinder Scout plateau, the highest point in the Peak District, offering breathtaking views along the way. As you approach Kinder Falls, the sound of cascading water grows, leading you to a stunning waterfall surrounded by natural beauty. Whether you're an avid hiker or a nature lover, this adventure promises a perfect blend of challenge and tranquillity. Join us as we explore the captivating Kinder Falls!
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[@dzustyalan3707]

Stunning colourful landscape. Britain is the ideal place for holidays , where it isn't hot . Thanks for video. Blessings from Russia.

[@Lucidtravelling]

Thanks for watching once more, I appreciate the support.
These parts of the UK are great for holidays like you said it’s not too hot so it’s more enjoyable without sweating. 😂

[@StuartThow]

Great video, I love this part of the Peak District 👍

[@Lucidtravelling]

Thanks for watching,
It really is a great part of the Peak District.

[@milliehughes7040]

Love the waterfall excuses 😆😆😆 thank you as ever. 😊Looking forward to the next one 😁

[@Lucidtravelling]

Thank you for watching,
Those waterfalls are temperamental,
there are going to be plenty of videos coming out every weekend hopefully.

[@user-TonyUK]

I first came across Kinder on my first South to North Pennine Way way back in 1976. That same year 1976 I joined the Army and I returned at the end of my Three Year stint in the Military for a second Pennine Way this time North to South. That was followed by The Coast to Coast West to East and the following year an East to West Crossing. That was followed by a Lands End to John OGroats Hike, a John OGroats to Lands End Hike and after a two year rest from Hiking I packed my bergen for a Complete Coastal circumnavigation of Great Brittian. My Last Hike age 65 was my Darlington to High Force then onto Dufton, Appleby, Kirkby Stephens, Keld, Richmond and back to Darlington two years ago. Now retired and what better way to pass the time is watching others out hiking in the UK. All the Best for your future Hikes, Tony in Essex, a retired Hiker

[@Lucidtravelling]

What an incredible life,
Thank you for sharing this, the UK country side is a beautiful part of the world that not many know about so I’m hoping this will be the catalyst for more to enjoy it.
Thank you for watching.

[@user-TonyUK]

@@Lucidtravelling There arte lots who know about it, they all live here. In fact on my first Pennine way I was one of nearly 200 that finished at Kirk Yetholme on the same day, NOT that I could see them behind me as I hiked/walked or hobbled into Kirk Yetholme with my first blister of the Hike. Tony in Essex, a Retired Hiker