Return to Chunal Moor

A return to Chunal Moor (location of the incredible find I made on my previous walk).
I visit the dramatic rock formation known as The Worm Stones, get some closer views of a mysterious building high above the moors, locate the ruined remains of 2 old cabins, and explore above the main waterfall on Fairvage Clough.
My walk takes me around the perimeter of Chunal Moor, taking in some views of surrounding landscape.
Very hot weather with no shade on the open moorland and some long ascents.
Join me as I discover some more secrets on Chunal Moor!
Link to the news story about the damage done to an old cabin www.manchester...

[@PaulandSadie]

Wonderful views especially of Kinder Scout, it was lovely to watch knowing a few days after you filmed this we walked up Ashop Head onto Kinder. What a beautiful clear day for you maybe abit warm for hiking 😂. We were watching and saying you need a drone and then you went and said it 😂 you should really consider getting one, we have had ours since May and have got the hang of using it quite quickly. We got some great footage up there recently with it. We may visit this area when we return in a couple of weeks, would love to get close to that waterfall 😊. Thankyou for another video of such a wonderful place very close to our hearts.

[@kevinstark4294]

@@PaulandSadie hi Paul and Sadie. Hope you’re both well. Glad you enjoyed the video, it’s either raining when I’m out or baking hot 😂 I’d love a drone but it’s a bit expensive for me and if I was to invest in camera equipment I’d probably get an action camera instead of using my phone. I bet you love using your drone though - you must have got some amazing shots on kinder scout!

[@Glossopwildcamp]

Really enjoyable video, and particularly interesting for me as this is my local stomping ground. I have walked the paths you walked here many times, but I have never come off the path to look at the cloughs and waterfalls. I shall take a look at those next time, I have a drone so may be able to get some footage, I will let you know if I do. Subbed!

[@kevinstark4294]

@@Glossopwildcamp hi thanks for watching- I’ve subbed back 😀 glad you enjoyed the content- check out the Chunal moor and Hollingsworth Clough videos as well if you haven’t already watched them. It’s an amazing area 👍

[@atrampinthehills.841]

Thanks for that Kevin..you certainly hit some off the beaten track areas..shame about the cabin

[@kevinstark4294]

@@atrampinthehills.841 thanks mate. The cabin that I now believe was the one that was vandalised has been completely rebuilt. But yeah. Mindless vandalism of cabins is the reason why landowners destroyed so many of them in the 50s / 60s. Imagine how great it would be to walk in the Peaks if all the cabins were still intact and could be used as shelters.

[@atrampinthehills.841]

@@kevinstark4294 Yeah that would be great...i know of several in the Dales that we have sheltered in when the weather turns