Lake District Walks | Little Langdale and Cathedral Quarry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2024
- On a glorious, if blustery, day in mid-March 2020, Neil heads out for a low-level walk around Little Langdale, and pays a visit to the stunning Cathedral Quarry.
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Just watched this lovely little film. Brought back many memories of my time in the Scouts. We used to do a lot of climbing there. Thanks guys.
Thanks, Ian! Glad you enjoyed it.
Absolutely stunning. Beautiful part of the Lakes.
Thanks, Dan!
Excellent
Thanks, Alan!
Lovely video mate! Planning this for the weekend, can I ask where you parked?
Thank you. There's not a lot of parking in Little Langdale, but we parked on the road a little to the left of the pub. There's always the National Trust carpark opposite Blea Tarn, if you fancy a slightly longer walk, but otherwise it's the road (taking care not to block access, of course!). Hope you enjoy the walk!
Great video buddy were can you park please
Thank you! It's a bit tricky in Little Langdale, because there isn't a great deal of parking space. I parked a little way up the hill from the pub, on the right hand side (before the road off to the left), but you can't rely on getting a place.
The pub (quite reasonably) don't want people parking there and walking. There's sometimes space further back towards Elterwater, between the pub and the row of cottages, but again it depends on how busy it is.
Hope that helps!
@LakeDistrictFilms thanks for the info appreciated 👏
Interesting place will have to visit there if this is near quarry side falls. Also, can you tell me what camera you use is it a Go Pro. Thanks
It's across the valley in Little Langdale - more information here: www.threeshiresinn.co.uk/explore/history/cathedral-cave The camera we used in this film is the Sony Alpha A6500, with a gimbal, tripod and 20mm F2.8 Wide Angle Prime Lens (we also use a DJI drone), but we do use GoPro Hero 8 and now 9, particularly in wet weather.
@@LakeDistrictFilms Thanks for the info. I have a Go Pro 7 but will upgrade to the 9. I'm hoping to get out walking more but at the moment cannot travel
This was fantastic thank you. Where would be the best place to park please for the cathedral caves?
Hi I have a question do you have to climb up the rocks when you leave the cathedral or is the another way to get up
We think that's the only way to get up from inside, although you could always walk up the outside (following the path to the right of the main entrance) and then down the steps into the higher chamber. The rocks themselves aren't that steep or long, and there might be a slightly easier route than the one in the film. Hope that helps!
You're worse than Dominic Cummings...in the middle of the pandemic you brows around?LOL...good lad...good for you.
Just before lockdown, thank you very much!
@@LakeDistrictFilms Who cares...good that you went...