Bikepacking The Desert of Wales | QUOC X Pannier.cc
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Follow QUOC #quocgravel and Pannier #15KPHClub into The Desert on an overnight bikepacking tour in mid-Wales, as we put our new Gran Tourer shoes through their paces...
Quoc Gran Tourer All-Terrain Gravel Bike shoe now live on Kickstarter kck.st/2pdTBVj
Quoc | quocpham.com
Pannier | pannier.cc
Film: Josh Brooks
Photography: Chris McClean
Riders: Athena Mellor, Ben Spurrier, Stefan Amato, Quoc Pham - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Fantastic, beautifully shot
Really nicely made. Got some class. Would love to see an overview of the map of route in the video. Lovely atmosphere
Inspiring video... amazing clips of the beautiful landscape with a gritty and emotional feeling. Thanks for sharing this 🤘
We're glad you like the video!
so nice,the nature is gorgeous
Indeed! Thank you~
Beautiful.
Thanks for sharing this lovely video..
very good video!
thanks!
Actually the term "Central Welsh Desert" refers to the number of animals per hectare that the landscape can support. You were riding the Splashes track, sometimes dangerous as the stream can rise within half an hour and make the fords uncrossable. I grew up round there. Live close by even now.
Thoroughly enjoyable tale. I really resonated with the group adventure - that shared existence the silence falling in the bothy bit for the chimney and scraping of cookware. My brother and I hiked over the mountains in 2016 and through the Abergwesyn Valley - here;s the link to Part 2 if interested th-cam.com/video/kcQK3at4pME/w-d-xo.html it sure is an epic part of the UK. Thanks for shaing. All the best. Mark
Nice video 😁👊
I only live about 40 mins from there by car. Any chance of the route (gpx) and where you over-nighted please?
We went to Abergwesyn but it's tough to exactly describe where the bothey is. I'm sure Stefan from Pannier.cc would be the man to answer.
Claerduu bothy just a mile north of the Teifi Pools: GR 79277 68659.
Easiest route from Elan VC. Just follow N shore of Claerwen Reservoir until you rejoin a tarmac track. After 1 mile at top of slope (by a roadside marker) turn right into a hillside gully (500yds) and you will see the bothy. Great ride great stop off spot!
Never heard ‘bothy’ pronounces that way before