Peaknaze hill and Dewhill naze...a tough Peak 75 walk.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- I had no idea how tough this walk would be when i set out ...a 7 mile walk turned into a 10 mile bogtrot...never mind, that's 2 more done from my Peak 75 list
The peak 75 is a list of hills/places in the Peak district national park that i have compiled for my own pleasure, allowing me to get out into this beautiful area and tick them off, a few are popular with walkers while most are rarely walked. Some i have visited many times and others that i had never heard of until i made this list...the ever growing list of places already visited are listed below...fancy a challenge? Why not join me and start ticking them off.
Hills walked thus far'
I... Carhead rocks.
2...Over Owler tor.
3...Callow bank.
4... Cooks study hill.
5...Elbow end.
6...Sugarloaf ridge.
7...Thor's top.
8...Hingcliff hill.
9...Pike lowe.
10...Shepherds meeting stones.
11... Horse stone naze.
12...Fallinge edge.
13...Gratton hill.
14...Narrowdale hill.
15 ...Peaseland rocks
16 ...Birchenough hill.
17...Gradbach hill.
18...Gib tor rocks.
19... Bareleg hill.
20 ...Houndkirk hill
21...Wimble holme hill
22...Brown edge
23...Robinson's moss
24...Bramah edge
25...Moat low
26...Baley hill
27...Shining tor [ Dovedale ]
28...Whinstone lee tor
29...Dovestone tor
30...Pike low
31...Ughill moor/Lodge moor
32...Agden Rocher.
33...Broadlee bank
34...Kinderlow end
35...Swinesback
36...Horsehill tor
37...Offerton edge
38...Rebellion knoll
39... Pikenaze hill
40...Dewhill naze
At least you had a fine day for it, which is quite something after all the rain. Superb view down Longdendale early in the walk.
Thanks Michael...tough at time but a day to remember
Never seen you as burnt out mate. I know the area and often looked at Dewhill Naze thinking it looks mint 😊
yeah...i was totally buggered by the end
So beautiful nature views. Nice walking tour video. Thanks for sharing.
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Watching this video makes me appreciate nature even more. Thank you for reminding us of the importance of connecting with the wilderness.Liked!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you friends for sharing videos about beautiful and beautiful places for us to visit
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I'm a born and bred Sheffielder, keen walker and wildcamper etc, always looked at Dewhill on the map and been tempted by the way it looks. Never walked that area, it looks like not many others have either! Imagine that in winter, with fog???....doesn't bear thinking about! Great film and showed me bits of my "back yard" I've never been to. Cheers pal.
Thanks Mate...i hate to think what it would be like on a wet , foggy winters day....plenty of room for camping up there on Dewhill naze...just don't approach it from the direction i did...Cheers mate.
Amazing walking tour, great sharing beautiful video my brother
Thank you so much 👍
Hello dear friend 👋 a super walk through the Yorkshire hills 🔔❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it...Thanks so much for the feedback
What a fab peaceful walk! Definitely away from the crowds that one! Thank you ❤ xx
Thanks Sylvia...yes hardly saw a soul on this one, just how i like it...thanks very much for taking the time to watch and comment...it's appreciated.
Nice hike, hope the party went well. Beautiful day to be out and about. Take care 👍
Thanks mate...really enjoyed the party
Crazy birds at the beginning there. That little lamb was cute but seemedlost. That was a very tough hike. Good job.
Thanks for watching!...yeah the little Lamb looked very sad.
Great hike with lots of open spaces. Those birds really didn’t want you around. Oh and I have some white legs too. That’s why I usually wear pants instead of shorts. Great view at 8:05. Wowsers is right. More rock walls that I always like to see. Hope the little lamb will be alright. That tall grass and bogs did look tough but you made it through. 👍
Thanks Craig...a tough but enjoyable day
Brilliant as always Steven...I can tumble like the lapwing but that's just me on a normal walk...I heard the Curlew but really did try hard to hear the Cuckoo...apologies accepted for the shorts...thought it was a large Curlew walking up the path😂...Amazing filming once again and you captured the beauty perfectly and fan bloody tastic is an understatement...that little lamb was adorable...I know why you are doing it cos you are bloody amazing... it really did look tough Steven...when I saw the Barnsley sign I really did think you had had enough and decided to walk home...I hope you will find the rest of the Peak 75 not as tough but I have total admiration at what you have achieved...Cheers Les.🙂👍
Thanks Les...the cuckoo was a fair way off in the woodland around Middle black clough...Thanks for Praise...it really means a lot.
Great hike there in beauteful weather and landscape. Greetings 👍😊
Many thanks
Is it Steven or Stephen? My partner is a Stephen. Anyway, that looked like a bloody challenging walk! Just as well you got out early. Amazing weather you had. Enjoy your hols 😄
Thanks Carrie...i am A Steven...stay tuned , some great holiday walks lined up next week..
Brilliant intro there mate at the back of car lol 😂little stick of rhubarb nice day for you here steve good job. Them birds weren't having you there like class enjoy devon brilliant place
Thanks Butchy...appreciate the feedback Marra.
Another good one Stephen. Carol's nemesis Dead Edge End. She absolutely hates it. Looked tough going in places. 👌
Thanks Gavin..yeah pretty tough in places for my 63 year old legs...so glad i can still get out to these places...long may it continue
Well done Stephen
Loved the opening 😊
Looked a tough one, hope you had plenty of energy left for the party 🎉
Views looked great 😊 and amazing weather
Thanks for sharing
Hope you're having a good week 😊
Thanks 👍...always great to hear from you
Another two off the list, Stephen. I've been to Dead Edge End four times and only had a view once, and it was always a bogfest. As for the route off from that track with the woodhead tunnel, it is hard to get off. I ended up vaulting two lots of barbed wire. Have a great holidqy Stephen and thanks for sharing.
Thanks Chris...appreciate that...i can hear the west country calling me...lots of coastal cliff walks lined up
A lovely walk Steve, but hard going over the open moorland. You had gorgeous weather too, bonus! 😊
Thanks Rachel
You got done before lunch, way to go! So, if I may ask, what is a naze? Tough going there, really no good choice between the road and the wet soggy hill. I would have to have a guide I think, you guys have to pick your own route… most of the time I just follow along a trail and try not to miss my turn, lol. Beautiful views and countryside. Congrats on getting 2 more done! 👌😂👍👍
Thanks Jennifer...yes the route finding was pretty hard on this one...a Naze is a promontory or headland that juts out from the main hill...thanks for watching.
@@atrampinthehills.841 Nice naze! I don’t think we use that term. 😄👌
Wow Stephen what a walk ..the view of the lakes looked stunning..you did worry me at times …but as always you get it done in style…hope you enjoy your party …you may get 2comments as I think I’ve done it twice 😂anyway cheers as always 😊
Thanks Ruth...i did get your first comment then realised i had put some of the video on twice, so started again...thanks so much for commenting on both of them...yeah the party was great [ our daughters 30th ]
Now thats an adventure Nice one mate 👍
Cheers pal...sure was a tough one
Great video as always Steve, well worth the huffing n puffing with views like that.
Thanks 👍
You must be so fit 😃 Gorgeous place to hike in nice weather. We have been there too with those " Why are we doing this" moments especially going up steep hills and mountains! Well worth it for the views though 👍~ Anna
Don't know about fit?...i was exhausted after this one...thanks for watching Anna....appreciate your support.
Really great video my friend. Looking forward to watching more of your content. Liked and subbed
Thanks for the sub!...appreciate that....i shall check out your channel
Hi Steven that looked a tough walk, ive done walks like that in the past, I'll look forward to your Holiday adventures, I love the West Country, atb mate cheers Glenn it's a 👍from me
Thanks Glenn..it sure was a tough one...looking forward to heading down to the West country, i have my fingers crossed for the weather.
Wow!!! Thought you needed a helmet at the beginning 😁. That water level was low, considering all the rain we've had in April.. Gets tough going off-road or path less travelled. Was worth persevering. Earned a few cold ones that's for sure.
Hi Mike...yeah a few cold one's were certainly enjoyed after this one...cheers Mate.
My legs haven't seen any sun for at least 50 years. Lol
Ha Ha..get em out John...you could make a video of the great unveiling.
Ey up me duck.
You definitely worked for this walk fella, lol. Don't know about you but I always feel great the day after an epic walk even though I'll be aching.
Anyroad, ay a good'un me owd 👍🙂
Thanks Buddy..i admit, i do like that aching feeling as you walk downstair hanging on to the bannister...makes it all worthwhile
That was a tough one. Hope you saved some energy for the party. Have a great holiday. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️
Hi Dave and Dawn...oh yes, plenty of energy left for the party...thanks folks.
Well done Steven what a great effort that was. Nice weather and accompanied by stunning scenery. Brilliant wildlife, you certainly can talk to the animals. Enjoyed hearing the birds but thought you shouldn’t have pestered that poor lamb😡 Also your language at times was rather poor, profanities are not very professional, you’d never hear that from my films🤣 That road at the end looked like the M6 it was so busy. This was most definitely a FIVE STAR FILM ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks Mike...sorry about the profanities, i don't know what comes into me at times...despite that i am still chuffed that you have awarded this a 5 star film...
A love a walk with ‘a great bowl of S***t on it 🤣 That tussock grass bleeds energy out if you aye? Ps you should change your last name to Spielberg, the amount of movies you’re putting out!
Hi Pete...i was absolutley buggered after this one...mind you a couple of cold ones soon revived me
Nice one, Steven, I feel your pain, mate , probably most brutal day out. I've done up there, cutting over that moorland in February, freezing cold water up to your knees, I'm in no rush to ever return 👍
Bloody hell sounds like a tough day..
@@atrampinthehills.841 we straight lined 6 out of the 10 northern ethels , danny cried like a little girl for weeks after🤣🤣
@@overthehilloutdoors ha ha...i can hear him
Beautiful day out there!
Lots of planes overhead evidenced by the contrails in the sky. Was that on a major flight path?
Thanks Age...yeah looks of activity in the skies from the nearest airport [ Manchester ]
Well done on the HH Steve. It's been a good few years since I yomped over those moors.....proper hard graft. May on the tops though is divine. No other month matches it for me.
Cheers Chris...May is always the best month of the year for me too