DERWENT EDGE - The BEST HIKING views in the PEAK DISTRICT?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2022
- In this episode, Hay and Kyle take you on a tour of Derwent Edge and the incredible sights and sounds that are to be had there. Hiking the trails across the Dark Peak, we'll discover wildlife and ancient carved gritstone formations such as the "Coach and Horses" and the famous "Salt Cellar". Sit back relax, as you're whisked away to this incredible Peak District location!
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Great video, stunning views from Derwent Edge and the salt cellar, loved the coach and horses too, all so beautiful ❤️❤️💚 helped to compensate for some of the disappointment you must have felt on mam tor, enjoyed seeing the grouse running around, it was lovely to see Pupper enjoying himself too 🤗❤️❤️❤️😘😘xxxxxxx
Puppa is a wonder dog like iron man great video hayand Kyle puppet needs a treat 👍👍👍👍
I don't normally watch walking videos over 10 minutes long but i watches this right till the end.
Cheers Jones 🤗
Good job works🤗82done.. keepup best share conect my friend
After watching your great vids I now realise the places we missed on our last tour of the Peak District, oh well we just have to go again. Thanks for doing these vids you have a nice easy to watch style hope all goes well for you..
Thanks Fred pleased to hear you are enjoying the videos ☺️👍 we try and upload every other Sunday 👍
That was amazing! I love the moors up there. So much wildlife, wilderness and thousands of miles of sky! The colours are stunning! Thanks for 'taking' us there. Keep up the good work. Love seeing Pupper out and about too! Eagerly anticipating the next one already. Take care. Lots of love ❤
beautiful video, I really enjoyed it. Thankyou for your hard work and the outro photo of you two is just
Thanks for the kind words and we are so glad you enjoyed the video. Our outro photo was a blustery cold one 😅
Phenomenal views at Derwent Edge so look forward to them myself - I went to Mam Tor just before the Pandemic & got truly stunning views up there so Windy had a protein bar and the wrapper flew off. Very beautifully filmed of the moors and those great views are therapeutic for me.
Cracking production levels here.
Thank you Rosie :) Much appreciated for your support ✌️
HI Guys great viewing again. Mam tor is the only place in Peak I have expreienced a Cloud Inversion I distinctly remember Hope Cement Chimney sticking thro. I guessed straightaway what you were hoping to see. I've seen a really good one from the top of Tryfan too. I once witnessed the Air ambulance land right on top of Mamtor an old fella in our walking group suffered what turned out to be a mild heart attack I can remember watching the helicopter approach from miles away below our altitude then climb up it was a crystal clear day that time. We are surrounded by moors here but with sea cliffs rather than gritstone edges. My personal favourite is the Gritstone moors too and your'e right that is one of the very best Peak Vistas. well done Can't wait to see your next output they are getting better all the time.
What a lovely spot, we'll also put it also on the list....looks like we'll be spending quite a good few months in the Peak District when we get over there next year. Hope the knee is getting better Kyle?
That route over derwent edge looks awesome. Oh and for a belt for raisin….search for a cani cross belt. 👍
Thanks Sarah will have a look 😊👍
I've walked the Derwent Edges many times and its a favourite of mine in The Peaks. Nice work with the vlog!
No worries Richard glad you enjoyed it 👍 one of our favourite spots in the Peak District. Feel free to subscribe if you haven't already, we cover a lot of the Peak District that you might be interested in seeing on the channel ☺️👍
Thanks I'll subscribe to your channel, you might know some walks I don't. @@HayandKyle
I say it’s code 🥶 😂 14:17
It’s high time I posted a comment on your channel guys as I’ve watched most of your vids now and I have to say they are bloody brill! Your vids are extremely well made, and your editing is just sublime. The BBC are missing a trick by not employing you both! 😃 Glad you liked your walk up to Derwent Edge. I agree that some of the best views are from up there. In answer to the question you raised Kyle, I personally love the Peak District because it is so varied, so I enjoy the bleak moors, the limestone dales, the pretty villages themselves... all these ingredients combined just make the area what it is. Great vid as always Hay and Kyle, keep up the good work! Have a great week 👍
You made our day with this comment, so we're very glad you did! :) We appreciate your kind words and support for the channel. We certainly have no plans of slowing down anyway, we'll keep the videos coming so long as you keep watching. Thanks so much again, and we'll hopefully speak to you in the comments of the next one 😊✌️
What an awesome video! I think this is worth the 2 hour drive from me to take this stroll and see these views! Thanks for Sharing - @DadTreks
It definitely is worth the drive 😊👍 you'll love it the views are incredible 👌
Beautiful. Pity about Mam Tor but I've had a few of them. Dan Cunningham got a beautiful inversion. Your views from the edge were beautiful but have you tried Win Hill? You see both sides of Ladybower Reservoir and also Mam Tor and the great ridge. Great vlog, thanks for sharing. As for my favourite I'd say Heather and Moors with a good Trig Point in the middle. Back Tor Lost Lad area maybe. I get what you mean about The Peak District looking small. It isn't until I hiked more Ethels I was able to connect the dots.
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Those views 😮 so good. Another corker of a video and another place I am yet to visit in the Peak, I will be planning a walk up there some time soon for sure. I agree with you that the moors are one of my favourite places in the, especially when they are quiet and empty. Loving the content as always 👍
Thanks for watching Harrison 😊 Get yourself up there, it really surprised us!! Probably bouldering to be had up there too 😅
@@HayandKyle I seem to remember that there is when I have looked through my climbing guidebooks in the past. I need to dust off my climbing shoes, it as been far too long. At least now that the evenings are light again I can start getting some after work sessions in 🧗♀️
Hi Hay and Kyle I love your videos
Thanks Adam 😁🤘
Great job folks!! I really enjoyed this video. Beautiful scenery, informative, and so beautifully edited.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. We appreciate your support, glad you enjoyed the video :)
Definitely a route to try on a nice day! 👍
Absolutely, it was a tad windy when we visited but can imagine this is a corker of a spot in the summer months. Thanks for tuning in as always 🤗
It was still a great vlog despite the weather! Thank you for taking us a long this lovely hike! Great job guys.
We'll catch that pesky cloud inversion at some point. 😅 Thanks so much for tuning in guys, we appreciate it :)
Thank you guys . That was beautiful. We are definitely going to do that walk . Great to see you again . Keep it going , and can't wait for the next one. By the way , hope the new camper van project is coming along OK 👍 👌
Thanks so much for watching Andy 🤗 We'd highly recommend this walk, it really caught us by surprise. Van is coming along slowly, should have a new video on that soon too. Cheers! ✌️
You two are just so talented, amazing to watch and treat us all. I can't wait to see the coach and horses and the salt Sellar. We don't ever seem to get past the first viewing point but hope to now*\0/*
Aww thank you so much Zoy 🤗 really appreciate your comments 😅 glad you are enjoying the videos we are making 😊 it wasn't too much further than the first view point so we definitely recommend it probably about 30 minute walk to the salt Sellar from the view spot xx
Ayup🦆.looked a bit code.gr8 vid again guys keep it up.what a view that's on my to do list now...when's to hordron edge satday lovely views and weather...the stone circle wasn't bad either never been to that one.thats down to you guys so thanks 👌
It absolutely was a bit code 😅 Glad you managed to get up to Hordron, that's another stunning little spot with cracking views. Thanks for watching and your support 😊👌
I enjoy the moreland to..so quiet you feel yr the only person alive🤜
Went there back in August last year. Great walk, but a bit long to get to Back Tor. Forgot the dog's food so didn't camp. Bust my knee on the way down, but have a hospital appointment next week. It's not like I'd have got out to the peaks after October, but otherwise a bit of a pain. Our dog is so keen to get back out
Sorry you didn't get the views from Mam Tor. Maybe next time. The moors are beautiful, with so much open space, but I bet the wind can be brutal. Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment Rachel ☺️ yeas definitely always a next time. The conditions have to be just right for a cloud inversion, the weather held up for the afternoon at least ☺️
Moor walking is kinder on the knees Kyle 😜 xx
Definitely! 😁
Great video guys, we have yet to explore this area but you make it even more appealing, those views wow 👍❤️😍
Thanks for stopping by guys, nice to see you in the comments :) You absolutely should check this place out. It's easily one of the best places we've been yet
WOW nice video kabayan hello FROM Philippines Walker 👣🚶🏃🏃📹📷
I don’t have a favourite, I’m a big fan of it all and sometimes it depends on the mood I’m in too.
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Agreed on this :) I think for us on that day it was just nice to escape for a few hours and feel far away from it all 👌 Thanks so much for watching and commenting as always, we appreciate it. Hope you're well 😊
@@HayandKyle Always alright over here :)
Followed you from the start love all your vids but do you think you should grade your walks ie1 for easy 10 for hard as people have different abilitys thanks Willie
Hi Paul that means so much to us 😊 thanks for the suggestion 👍
I love the hills. The natural formation of the rocks is absolutely amazing and mesmerising. Guys if you could please mention the postcode of the places you visit, that would be great.
I only started watching your videos today and their amazing. 👌👌👌👏👏👏
Thanks Kaleem, we also love these hills :) Thanks for the suggestions of using the post codes too. We've recently started adding what3words to our videos which give you the precise locations too 😊 Thanks again for watching ✌️
Beautiful video. Now I have a serious question, which comes from the fact that we don't have moors in Canada (I don't think?) and there are trees everywhere I've ever hiked. There you are, out on a landscape where you can be seen for miles, and you've been hiking for hours, and you've had your tea, and now you have to pee. Seriously, there isn't even a shrub to squat behind. Not much of a problem for men, but certainly one for women. Do you have to hold it until your eyes turn yellow? Or what?
Hi Patricia, this made us giggle 😅 It's true what you say. You'd be surprised though how a strategically placed lump of gritstone can still get the job done, providing of course you know which way the wind is blowing 🤭
I’ve known a few people recently that have photographed a cloud inversion not a million miles away from Mam Tor, looking down over Winnats Pass.
Can I ask if you know the easiest way up to Derwent Edge for someone with mobility issues that can do maybe up to 4 miles round trip at a slow pace but doesn’t do well with steep inclines of any length?
Thanks Brain, it's certainly the season for it again, we just need to get lucky and watch the weather more closely, we'll catch one :) Thanks so much for watching our videos, we appreciate your support
Regarding Derwent Edge accessibility, Kyle's knee isn't too great and also suffers the same issue. We chose to head up the route we did in the video as it appears to be the least of an incline both up and down. This wasn't a circular however, but just a trip out to the Salt Cellar and back down the same route. With walking poles, Kyle was alright
@@HayandKyle I use a walking stick so poles aren’t much good, I may try one though as my wife was just given one, I think she kept it but they’re cheap enough for budget ones anyway. Thanks for the advice, I’ll have to rewatch to get a better idea and try and mark the route out, I’m not much good with map reading these days, not like when I was hiking basically all the walks you do like kinder etc back around 35 years ago when my kegs were solid. To give you an idea I was diagnosed with kidney disease at 2 1/2 months old and started dialysis at 14, now though after years of dialysis, 4 Kidney Transplants, 34 years of Steroids and the fact kidney failure can affect your bones anyway my legs aren’t what they were to put it mildly. I love watching landscape photography videos watching the views from up mountains but also hate them at the same time, knowing those days are long gone but hey, I’m still here where many I’ve known and loved are not.
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What is the app you use to get the map on your phone?
Hi Daisy we use the Ordnance Survey App ☺️