I've been doing this walk for the last 35 years, use to climb on top of Noe stool everytime i went past, not up to it now, one of my favourite walks as well, so nice to see the younger generation are enjoying this beautiful walk.❤
Just wonderful Athena, your Mama is soooo proud of you. Please take me, Oslo and Ola on the next hike (and some of your yummy soup too!). Couldn't love you more xxx
Hi, just how did you raise the perfect daughter?! :) - Her website is just as I would have done..had I found the energy - I have done a lot of the same walks...even her taste in music reaches out to the country soul :) - You are indeed blessed :)
I've just gone through and binge watched all of your videos - absolute dreams and I love your filming style. I could watch you both all day! Infectious smile and energy. I did a trip through the Alps with my pooch last year but didn't get half as much hiking done as I'd have liked. Trying to keep topped up in the UK until I can afford to do another escape. Haven't touched the Peak or Lake district yet but I've now planned a January trip - inspired by your videos! Thank you and please please keep doing what you're doing. Hope to see you out on the trail one day! Jasmine
Nice seeing this. I left New Mills, the other side of Kinder Scout 15 years ago to live in Uruguay South America. My last view of the area was kinder scout as I took the taxi to the airport. Thanks for sharing.
@@garybrown4952 It's nice, sunny, peaceful, I live right by the Atlantic Ocean facing the south pole. I still miss foggy cold icy windy rainy snowy dull days.
Brilliant video and probably better than you realise. I've been a Walker for decades. I'm an ex Royal Marines Commando. I've also done Kinder Scout a few times too. The thing that annoys me with beginners, and some who class themselves as advanced walkers, is that they lose respect for the environment. When you go for a hike in remote places, you should be prepared to spend the night. You dont know when an accident will happen. You should always carry a first aid kit and know how to use it, comms, and decent quality kit against the weather. This is why you have a lot of kit and 'mess'. Great video. Lovely scenery.
Thanks Jazz :) I think it's something that people learn along the way. I used to just take a small daypack when I went out hiking, but know I understand the environment and landscape better and never go out without some essential items - waterproofs, warm clothing, map and compass, phone, small first aid kit, food and water!
I well recall many years ago driving 'opp from London to Hatfield and camping at the foot of Kinder to an overnight teriffic thunderstorm. Next day on Kinder in the mist all the peat gullies were full of water making a straight line compass bearing impossible. For sure there are few places like it but we made it safely to that lovely pub on the Snake Pass for an evening meal! Happy days!
Hello Athena really enjoy your video,s What a difference a day makes in the peaks,walked from Hayfield over the top and downto Edale yesterday and the weather was great.All very very best for the coming year And wish you and Harvey ever happiness in your life together
your videos are always so soothing and lovely to watch - and always inspiring me to get outside more, because i often seem to forget how much i love it. thank you for making them!
I thoroughly enjoy hiking in the clouds also! We have so many trees that in winter when the leaves are down is the only time we have a lot of views. I was just thinking how nobody must use your parks since you never show anybody else when you said there were people out burning off the holiday calories. Thanks for the video. Another beautiful, relaxing 15 minutes!
I re-watched this video a few days ago as inspiration for my first ever walk up Kinder Scout yesterday. Our weather was pretty much the same as you and Harvey experienced, heavy mist and plenty of rain! It didn't stop me from really enjoying the hike or seeing the amazing rock formations and boulders at the top. 😁
My boyfriend and I walked from Lincoln to Edale in 2017 to do the Pennine Way section into the Yorkshire Dales. This video brings back some really beautiful memories of the beginning, going up Jacobs Ladder as the sun started to peek through the fog. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful video! Some of my favourite hikes have been in similar conditions. I love the white sheet of mist that suddenly descends, obliterating everything in front of you. Kinda scary but atmospheric. Gives it a lord of the rings vibe..
I went up from Hayfield on Friday in glorious sunshine via William clough...ended up sitting in a really cosy bar in New Mills...felt brilliant. I'd almost forgotten that feeling. One thing is for certain, I'm going to be walking all summer!!
I walked Kinder with Mr Mason in 1965, we went by steam train from Marple station to Edale station and walked by the downfall and back to Marple about 40 miles, I am now 70 and and live in Norway, I knew kinder like the Back of my hand back then, kudos on reviving a fine memory :)
Ah I cannot WAIT for summer! My boyfriend and I absolutely love visiting Edale and it's going to be amazing to be able to wander (and hike) round it when the weather gets a little bit better for us as we are novices!
I really like your videos. They make me miss the UK. Especially Scotland. Sometimes it looks so similar to the highlands. Your soundtracks are so good they made me cry. And you are such a lovely person. Thank you a lot !
Hello Athena & Harvey. As with all your video's athena there well documented.. the music also is so fitting to content your showing. All the best in 2020 and thank you for sharing your hikes.
Love this video. I was born in Charlesworth and lived in Glossop for a few years. My grandparents had the Royal Hotel in Hayfield, so many a memory of this part of the world. I live in Poland now and miss this little piece of home.
Brilliant! Still amazing even with the mist, I love how the same places can be so different in a way depending on the weather and top job Harvey on picking up that bit of litter you found 👏👏
I almost went running up there friday Athena, me and a couple of friends go out to the peak dist after xmas every year. We ended up doing Blacka moor and devils elbow route, 11 miles. It was pretty grey and misty there too. Happy new year to you and Harvey. Thanks for the great videos and content again this year.
@@RambleFamily Yeah we did thanks. Cant fault a run out in the peaks, freah air, scenery. Tried my new inov8 G mud claws out, excellent grippy trail shoes.
I love Kinder Scout but we always walk up from Hayfield, once you get to the site of the mass trespass the route becomes less well defined but still easy to follow as you are just going up and up.
Lovely weather for a hike, nice to see others also prefer it when quieter. I got caught into that soundtrack for a bit and then it abruptly stopped. I would recommend fading the songs out as it has less shock when a smoother transition between scenes.
ive only just got in the house from a wild camp at wool packs ,weather was much better Saturday/sunday morning ,headed in from hayfield and up William Clough along sandy hay to kinder downfall and then along pennine way to woolpack ,then back down via oaken Clough and broad Clough
Athena Mellor we dropped on with the weather really ,wasn’t too windy so it was calm over by the wool packs ,cloud came in at night ,but by the time we left in the morning it had cleared up and was just hanging in the valley
Hi athena Love it up kinder whatever the weather its just magical get up there as much as possible Well done harvey on picking the litter up top man i dont know why people insist on leaving it Thanks for that athena gonna watch it again now take care atvb chris
A very good looking route and one I'll keep in mind for my next visit to the Peak District. Thanks for sharing. Good to also hear some thoughts from Harvey. All the best for 2020.
A lovely atmospheric walk in the misty tops of Kinder you can’t beat that clingy feel of the fog hiding then revealing those mystical rock formations on the tops of the Tors, thanks for sharing guys👍
Hiya...used to be a regular walk of mine - stayed at Ollerbrook barn and the Edale Old Parsonage with Jane, dozens of times ...a couple of decades ago - she used to charge £7 per night and we used to enjoy a beer together with John, her partner - utterly loved those days :) - having had a great walk over to Kinder downfall, I would hop, skip and dance a jog down Grindsbrook booth, bouncing from boulder to boulder in the evening, with an ear to ear grin and on to the Ramblers for fine traditional pub grub and ale. :) Also camped at the farm field along by start of Jacobs ladder, upper booth farm, opposite old phone box? - spent one night trying to hold my ridge tent down as relentless driving rain and light gales had aspirations of launching the first canvas ISS :) Loved your music as always - I am building a bit of a Spotify Indi Folk collection myself now :) - Feel free to send me more links from your collection :) ---- Somewhat different...but just been listening to Gilmour / Floyd at Pompei (th-cam.com/video/CiXNIjGX1hY/w-d-xo.html) on youtube.....since you love soul moving music...take a listen, after a wee slurp or preferably two, in a darkened room, fire and candles lit, rain falling on the window....mmmmmmmmmm
Respect for the ones who put all the slabs on the path! Nice moody hike, great shots and snappy editing covering the trip. Best wishes and keep it up in 2020,
i wonder if any of you can help, there was a place we visited on a school trip back in the 80's that ive always wanted to revisit but could never work out where it was exactly, first part of the day was in buxton, looking at some kilns, then a short coach ride to a working farm museum that was the start of a walk, right behind this farm it went straight up in to the hills, then there were wooden walkways around waterfalls set in pretty deep chasms then it finished going down in to a little village. didnt appreciate it back then, our only school trip of the year and we go look at kilns instead of going to alton towers! would really love to go back and see it with adult eyes.
I loved your video Athena. I've been walking on Kinder for 50 years now, it's one of my favourite places - I love the peat groughs. My usual route is up Grindsbrook, I'm a sucker for a nice bit of water. I'll give your route a try over the next few months. I find It's always easier going up Grindsbrook than coming down it, Ollerbrook Clough looks fairly easy coming down. Thanks for the video, I'll be looking at the others. Nice music too.
Lovely video! Would love for you to make a video on the kit you have and recommendations, I’m sure it would be of use to many others too!! Happy new year 😊
Hi guys,Happy new year to you both! I’ve just found your channel and it’s wonderful I will be watching all the videos you have uploaded previously. great walk up kinder scout ,love the changing weather thanks for sharing x
Before I moved to NZ in 1962m Kinder Scout was a happy hunting ground'. However in thise days it was all completely trackless, I had to use a compass all the time. Thise stone slabs maring the Pennine Way were't there, all you had was a line on the map. It was all good training for my move to NZ where there is an enormous amouht of very wild country and compass skills are very necessary. Nevertheless, you have taken me back to my roots! Thank you very much!!
Amazing, I did not know your channel existed until it popped up on my page, while leisurely scrolling through the channels. Never subscribe automatically to any channel. I'm one who judges on quality, narration and usefulness for me when out in the Peak District. You passed my litmus test (actually well beyond), well impressed, therefore liked and subscribed. Thankyou, to you both for sharing. Liked and Subscribed
really nice video. i do most of my backpacking in the White Mtns. of NH USA. For me these conditions make what are essentially just big hills into a much more alpine environment.
well worth the extra bit to kinder downfall, but navigating the plateau in those conditions is tricky if you are not used to upland moors in limited visibility. Nice video, I love walks like this, sure views are nice, but the quiet solitude of the world ending in mist 20m in every direction is amazing, with rock formations looming into visibility and fading away behind you.
Something spiritual about the hills in our country, I always try to imagine how they were before roads/cars/tourists when the hill shepherds grafted this land hard to carve out a living!
Hi Athena, Just found your vlog for the first time which I really enjoyed. It was Interesting, Informative, with the easy watching and relaxing style you have. With a lovely smile as well. What more could we want. I'm into Photography so will find these very interesting and useful for a guide as to routes for the spring etc. The Peak District is on my list with Kinder Scout, and a finish at the Rambler's Inn as a bonus-prize for finishing 10 miles, and hopefully a couple of photos as well. Keep up the good work! SUBSCRIBED!!!
Hi Athena, after watching your last video on your top 5 walks in the UK l commented that l had walked this route the other way a few years ago with my sister. The weather was the same on the day we did it. A very heavy downpour just before we descended Jacobs Ladder seen us finding shelter till it passed over. As l said before the weather didn’t dampen our spirits or take anything away from the raw beauty of this magical place and like you both we ended the day with a drink in the pub sitting by the roaring fire till it was time to head home. As always Athena a great video, looking forward to seeing more adventures in the New Year. All the best to you both and a happy , prosperous and safe New Year 👍
Makes me realise what I'm missing in life and what I can't wait to get back to... hiking is food for the soul.
I've been doing this walk for the last 35 years, use to climb on top of Noe stool everytime i went past, not up to it now, one of my favourite walks as well, so nice to see the younger generation are enjoying this beautiful walk.❤
Just wonderful Athena, your Mama is soooo proud of you. Please take me, Oslo and Ola on the next hike (and some of your yummy soup too!). Couldn't love you more xxx
Hi mama I love you! xxxxxxx
Hi, just how did you raise the perfect daughter?! :) - Her website is just as I would have done..had I found the energy - I have done a lot of the same walks...even her taste in music reaches out to the country soul :) - You are indeed blessed :)
Anthena you are a inspiration, I have to go hiking in secret as my mother worries. But you are giving me the confidence to not hide who I am. X
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I've just gone through and binge watched all of your videos - absolute dreams and I love your filming style. I could watch you both all day! Infectious smile and energy.
I did a trip through the Alps with my pooch last year but didn't get half as much hiking done as I'd have liked. Trying to keep topped up in the UK until I can afford to do another escape. Haven't touched the Peak or Lake district yet but I've now planned a January trip - inspired by your videos!
Thank you and please please keep doing what you're doing. Hope to see you out on the trail one day!
Jasmine
Nice seeing this. I left New Mills, the other side of Kinder Scout 15 years ago to live in Uruguay South America. My last view of the area was kinder scout as I took the taxi to the airport. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, two very contrasting places I imagine!
My home town new mills
@@garybrown4952 I was not a New Mills native, I was just passing through. Lived there for 7+ years.
The high peak is a beautiful place I try and get up there as often as I can . How is Uruguay?
@@garybrown4952 It's nice, sunny, peaceful, I live right by the Atlantic Ocean facing the south pole. I still miss foggy cold icy windy rainy snowy dull days.
Beutiful moody day out there. The colour gradients at 2:58 were amazing and the rock formations on top in the mist are so photogenic.
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing. I have always found it so peaceful to walk through fog/clouds.
Brilliant video and probably better than you realise. I've been a Walker for decades. I'm an ex Royal Marines Commando. I've also done Kinder Scout a few times too.
The thing that annoys me with beginners, and some who class themselves as advanced walkers, is that they lose respect for the environment. When you go for a hike in remote places, you should be prepared to spend the night. You dont know when an accident will happen. You should always carry a first aid kit and know how to use it, comms, and decent quality kit against the weather. This is why you have a lot of kit and 'mess'. Great video. Lovely scenery.
Thanks Jazz :) I think it's something that people learn along the way. I used to just take a small daypack when I went out hiking, but know I understand the environment and landscape better and never go out without some essential items - waterproofs, warm clothing, map and compass, phone, small first aid kit, food and water!
I well recall many years ago driving 'opp from London to Hatfield and camping at the foot of Kinder to an overnight teriffic thunderstorm. Next day on Kinder in the mist all the peat gullies were full of water making a straight line compass bearing impossible. For sure there are few places like it but we made it safely to that lovely pub on the Snake Pass for an evening meal! Happy days!
Hello Athena really enjoy your video,s What a difference a day makes in the peaks,walked from Hayfield over the top and downto Edale yesterday and the weather was great.All very very best for the coming year And wish you and Harvey ever happiness in your life together
Thanks so much :)
your videos are always so soothing and lovely to watch - and always inspiring me to get outside more, because i often seem to forget how much i love it. thank you for making them!
I thoroughly enjoy hiking in the clouds also! We have so many trees that in winter when the leaves are down is the only time we have a lot of views. I was just thinking how nobody must use your parks since you never show anybody else when you said there were people out burning off the holiday calories.
Thanks for the video. Another beautiful, relaxing 15 minutes!
Good for you two to get out there even in such foggy, grey weather!!
I re-watched this video a few days ago as inspiration for my first ever walk up Kinder Scout yesterday. Our weather was pretty much the same as you and Harvey experienced, heavy mist and plenty of rain! It didn't stop me from really enjoying the hike or seeing the amazing rock formations and boulders at the top. 😁
My boyfriend and I walked from Lincoln to Edale in 2017 to do the Pennine Way section into the Yorkshire Dales. This video brings back some really beautiful memories of the beginning, going up Jacobs Ladder as the sun started to peek through the fog. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful video! Some of my favourite hikes have been in similar conditions. I love the white sheet of mist that suddenly descends, obliterating everything in front of you. Kinda scary but atmospheric. Gives it a lord of the rings vibe..
I went up from Hayfield on Friday in glorious sunshine via William clough...ended up sitting in a really cosy bar in New Mills...felt brilliant. I'd almost forgotten that feeling.
One thing is for certain, I'm going to be walking all summer!!
I walked Kinder with Mr Mason in 1965, we went by steam train from Marple station to Edale station and walked by the downfall and back to Marple about 40 miles, I am now 70 and and live in Norway, I knew kinder like the Back of my hand back then, kudos on reviving a fine memory :)
Thanks for sharing! What an atmosphere...
Completing your hike with a trip to the pub, perfect!
So wish we had access to walking trails like this.
Ah I cannot WAIT for summer! My boyfriend and I absolutely love visiting Edale and it's going to be amazing to be able to wander (and hike) round it when the weather gets a little bit better for us as we are novices!
I really like your videos. They make me miss the UK. Especially Scotland. Sometimes it looks so similar to the highlands. Your soundtracks are so good they made me cry. And you are such a lovely person. Thank you a lot !
Very good quality video!
Athena: Morning!
Harvey: ✋🏻
Me: ✋🏻
A lovely video to watch on a cost Sunday afternoon🌟
Thank you for watching :)
Amazing video! Makes me want to travel over there and hike the trails!
Hello Athena & Harvey. As with all your video's athena there well documented.. the music also is so fitting to content your showing. All the best in 2020 and thank you for sharing your hikes.
Thanks so much Gary :)
Always wanted to visit the UK! Thanks for sharing your videos!👍🏼
Love this video. I was born in Charlesworth and lived in Glossop for a few years. My grandparents had the Royal Hotel in Hayfield, so many a memory of this part of the world. I live in Poland now and miss this little piece of home.
Another great video Athena (and Harvey). Good to see you getting local in the amazing Peak District.
Awesome video, beautiful cinematography. Kinder is stunning.xx
That's place looks awesome! I'd love to go there! Looks cool with all the fog.
Inspiring and refeshing as always. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Kinder Scout is epic and I love love love Ladybower! Great video ☺️
Great video of a beautiful location and hike! Looking forward to the next video!! Also, love your music choices!!
Map and compass, and picking up litter. Bravo.
Good vid.
My friend and i hiked the same slightly shorter route when we had the heat wave in 2018. Love it
Wonderfull video with great music and a awesome after Christmas idea. Thanks for taking us with you.
Thanks for watching!
We are so inspired by your vids we are doing this today. !! Fingers crossed keeps the vids going they are fantastic!
Your mix of music and English scenery is unmatched on you tube. I just wished they were longer!😄 Another great video!
Thank you! There will be more, don't worry :)
Brilliant! Still amazing even with the mist, I love how the same places can be so different in a way depending on the weather and top job Harvey on picking up that bit of litter you found 👏👏
I almost went running up there friday Athena, me and a couple of friends go out to the peak dist after xmas every year. We ended up doing Blacka moor and devils elbow route, 11 miles. It was pretty grey and misty there too.
Happy new year to you and Harvey. Thanks for the great videos and content again this year.
Thanks so much! Hope you enjoyed the run!
@@RambleFamily
Yeah we did thanks. Cant fault a run out in the peaks, freah air, scenery. Tried my new inov8 G mud claws out, excellent grippy trail shoes.
Another good video been to lake District a long while back
I love a good stomp around kinder... it's my go to place if I want to go and smash off some miles😀
Well i will be doing this walk thanks to you. Great layout, great instructions with the map. Thanks a lot. You got a new subscriber x
Love the video! Kinder looked magical!
Great video. I love the misty shots
Lovely video Athena. Reminds me of when I lived in Sheffield as a youth and made trips out to Kinder. Happy New Year to you and Harvey.
Excellent timing - heading there tomorrow! And like the couple you met, I'm also doing the route you set out in your previous video :)
Ah that's so great to hear! Hope the weather is lovely for you :)
@@RambleFamily Drat! Edale was packed, had to abandon it. Oh well, will return soon once everyone has gone back to work, haha 😄
I love Kinder Scout but we always walk up from Hayfield, once you get to the site of the mass trespass the route becomes less well defined but still easy to follow as you are just going up and up.
I enjoyed the video. like the people you bumped into, I'm inspired to walk this route after watching this, thank you for the videos
Lovely weather for a hike, nice to see others also prefer it when quieter. I got caught into that soundtrack for a bit and then it abruptly stopped. I would recommend fading the songs out as it has less shock when a smoother transition between scenes.
Love it on Kinder in the mist. So atmospheric! Awesome video!
I love Kinder!! Great video!! Loving your channel already as a newbie! You and Harvey take good care!! Best wishes.
ive only just got in the house from a wild camp at wool packs ,weather was much better Saturday/sunday morning ,headed in from hayfield and up William Clough along sandy hay to kinder downfall and then along pennine way to woolpack ,then back down via oaken Clough and broad Clough
Sounds amazing! Jealous you got the good weather. Hope you had a great time!
Athena Mellor we dropped on with the weather really ,wasn’t too windy so it was calm over by the wool packs ,cloud came in at night ,but by the time we left in the morning it had cleared up and was just hanging in the valley
Great vlog. The sort of quality I aspire to. I think this kind of vlog really inspires people to get up off their bums and go do it for themselves.
Hi athena Love it up kinder whatever the weather its just magical get up there as much as possible Well done harvey on picking the litter up top man i dont know why people insist on leaving it Thanks for that athena gonna watch it again now take care atvb chris
Thanks Chris. Harvey's a good man, always shoving litter from the trail in our bags!!
A very good looking route and one I'll keep in mind for my next visit to the Peak District. Thanks for sharing. Good to also hear some thoughts from Harvey. All the best for 2020.
A lovely atmospheric walk in the misty tops of Kinder you can’t beat that clingy feel of the fog hiding then revealing those mystical rock formations on the tops of the Tors, thanks for sharing guys👍
I took my daughter (she's 5 years old) last summer to Edale and we went up to The Nab! It was far less foggy then!
Hiya...used to be a regular walk of mine - stayed at Ollerbrook barn and the Edale Old Parsonage with Jane, dozens of times ...a couple of decades ago - she used to charge £7 per night and we used to enjoy a beer together with John, her partner - utterly loved those days :) - having had a great walk over to Kinder downfall, I would hop, skip and dance a jog down Grindsbrook booth, bouncing from boulder to boulder in the evening, with an ear to ear grin and on to the Ramblers for fine traditional pub grub and ale. :)
Also camped at the farm field along by start of Jacobs ladder, upper booth farm, opposite old phone box? - spent one night trying to hold my ridge tent down as relentless driving rain and light gales had aspirations of launching the first canvas ISS :)
Loved your music as always - I am building a bit of a Spotify Indi Folk collection myself now :) - Feel free to send me more links from your collection :) ---- Somewhat different...but just been listening to Gilmour / Floyd at Pompei (th-cam.com/video/CiXNIjGX1hY/w-d-xo.html) on youtube.....since you love soul moving music...take a listen, after a wee slurp or preferably two, in a darkened room, fire and candles lit, rain falling on the window....mmmmmmmmmm
Spend as much time as I can there. I live in Derbyshire south, but the county is Soo beautiful. Wrapped up bag on and go
Have had to use compass bearings several times on the top of kinder when the mists decend. Some people
Get very lost up there.
Respect for the ones who put all the slabs on the path!
Nice moody hike, great shots and snappy editing covering the trip.
Best wishes and keep it up in 2020,
Agreed about the people who built the trail! Heroes :)
Great video. Very atmospheric! I’ve been out on the Mendips today. Not quite as dramatic but it was great to walk off some Christmas indulgence!
Sounds great! It's lovely down there though :)
i wonder if any of you can help, there was a place we visited on a school trip back in the 80's that ive always wanted to revisit but could never work out where it was exactly,
first part of the day was in buxton, looking at some kilns, then a short coach ride to a working farm museum that was the start of a walk, right behind this farm it went straight up in to the hills, then there were wooden walkways around waterfalls set in pretty deep chasms then it finished going down in to a little village.
didnt appreciate it back then, our only school trip of the year and we go look at kilns instead of going to alton towers! would really love to go back and see it with adult eyes.
I loved your video Athena. I've been walking on Kinder for 50 years now, it's one of my favourite places - I love the peat groughs. My usual route is up Grindsbrook, I'm a sucker for a nice bit of water. I'll give your route a try over the next few months. I find It's always easier going up Grindsbrook than coming down it, Ollerbrook Clough looks fairly easy coming down. Thanks for the video, I'll be looking at the others. Nice music too.
Great adventure! Well done.
I live 30 min.from this wonderful place,and often visit many sites.
Super video Athena and Harvey, wishing you both a Happy New Year, and many more adventures in 2020.
Thanks so much!
Lovely video! Would love for you to make a video on the kit you have and recommendations, I’m sure it would be of use to many others too!! Happy new year 😊
Hi guys,Happy new year to you both!
I’ve just found your channel and it’s wonderful I will be watching all the videos you have uploaded previously.
great walk up kinder scout ,love the changing weather thanks for sharing x
Elizabeth... your beautiful x
My fav walk! Lovely video 👌🏽
Hoping to try this soon. Great video and really appreciate you uploading the route. Cheers.
Great vid . looking forward to my first trip up Kinder in October been doing some smaller hikes to get me ready for kinder : 0 )
Before I moved to NZ in 1962m Kinder Scout was a
happy hunting ground'. However in thise days it was all completely trackless, I had to use a compass all the time. Thise stone slabs maring the Pennine Way were't there, all you had was a line on the map. It was all good training for my move to NZ where there is an enormous amouht of very wild country and compass skills are very necessary. Nevertheless, you have taken me back to my roots! Thank you very much!!
Excellent walk and vid, on my hit list to do a wild camp on...
I walked this a few weeks ago and loved it!! Going to be following your channel :)
Amazing, I did not know your channel existed until it popped up on my page, while leisurely scrolling through the channels. Never subscribe automatically to any channel. I'm one who judges on quality, narration and usefulness for me when out in the Peak District. You passed my litmus test (actually well beyond), well impressed, therefore liked and subscribed. Thankyou, to you both for sharing. Liked and Subscribed
really nice video. i do most of my backpacking in the White Mtns. of NH USA. For me these conditions make what are essentially just big hills into a much more alpine environment.
Nice I enjoyed as usual
Nice chilled out vid with two great people!
well worth the extra bit to kinder downfall, but navigating the plateau in those conditions is tricky if you are not used to upland moors in limited visibility. Nice video, I love walks like this, sure views are nice, but the quiet solitude of the world ending in mist 20m in every direction is amazing, with rock formations looming into visibility and fading away behind you.
This is very similar to a video I did on high street last year.. very nicely done and good soundtrack
The scene with the birds :o . Great video!
Amazing video...thank you for posting
Love how well-edited this video is. :)
Looks amazing! 👌
Something spiritual about the hills in our country, I always try to imagine how they were before roads/cars/tourists when the hill shepherds grafted this land hard to carve out a living!
Hi Athena, Just found your vlog for the first time which I really enjoyed. It was Interesting, Informative, with the easy watching and relaxing style you have. With a lovely smile as well. What more could we want.
I'm into Photography so will find these very interesting and useful for a guide as to routes for the spring etc.
The Peak District is on my list with Kinder Scout, and a finish at the Rambler's Inn as a bonus-prize for finishing 10 miles, and hopefully a couple of photos as well. Keep up the good work! SUBSCRIBED!!!
Did this Sunday 27,6,21 in the morning a great walk out
Going this September and will probably follow the route you took. Great video thanks.
It’s a great route... enjoy!
Awesome video must try that route.
Wowww nice hiking !!! 👍
Awesome hike
Great video. Inspiration for me. Thanks
What a lovely cheery couple you both are x
Hi Athena, after watching your last video on your top 5 walks in the UK l commented that l had walked this route the other way a few years ago with my sister. The weather was the same on the day we did it. A very heavy downpour just before we descended Jacobs Ladder seen us finding shelter till it passed over. As l said before the weather didn’t dampen our spirits or take anything away from the raw beauty of this magical place and like you both we ended the day with a drink in the pub sitting by the roaring fire till it was time to head home. As always Athena a great video, looking forward to seeing more adventures in the New Year. All the best to you both and a happy , prosperous and safe New Year 👍
Sounds like a similar day to us then! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words :)
Fantastic video! And really great editing. I was up there a few days before christmas.