I'm doing this Friday, is the Watkin path easy to follow without a guide map ?

Great video. Before we sore this video we had set our minds on this kayak. But after WHATCHING your you tube clip its totaly made our minds up. THANKS GUY'S. 👍👍👍👍

Have you 2 stopped hiking now? Liking your videos

Ah Retro TIV! Before the talking and second camera 😮❤️ I just did Moel Hebog solo last weekend. It was incredible! I was meant to do all three like yourselves but that grassy descent from Hebog ruined my knees and quads! I had to hang a right and bail before the second summit. Great effort, that’s a tough one 👊🏼👍🏻

Lovely video to have recommended (guess it's Google's algorithm - I was in Glastonbury one March or April 7/8 years ago and was searching out prices for later this year or next year!) - and nice channel it seems too, this was a fascinating vid in all :)

Another great video guys! Heading to Snowdonia SOLO 😮😱 for a few days soon and really want to try and fit this in after watching this. I share Ceri’s vertigo and height issues but I’m always looking to push myself “gently.”

Lovey insight in to this Kayak and Derwentwater. How is this kayak holding up today?

Thanks for sharing this gem! Definately adding this peak to my Snowdonia holiday next month!

Moel shabod... Not moel see-a-bod 'si" is 'sh' in welsh *flies away*

Just completed the Aber falls circular route with my 7 year old son. Hopefully you guys post a new video soon as you guys have ignited a new hobby of mine that I can share with my kids.

Ga I baned, os gwelwch chi'n dda?

I believe the valley before the main ascent was used in 'Carry On Up The Keiber'. Matrronnn! 😮

Thank you for respecting the Welsh language in your title. Much appreciated! Kerry's determination in the face of limitation is something else. Dal ati, Kerry bach! Da iawn! Keep on, friend Kerry! Well done!

hi where di you put the kayak in the water?

This was my ancestors place. My great grandmother's family line ❤

Thank you very much, this is a very nice video. Kind regards, Nicole and Holger.

Just found this video. My hubby was born at Moat House farm, the one opposite St Cuthberts Church in 1946. The family migrated to Africa in 1949. My father in law, together with his parents and grandparents are buried in the church yard. Something to show the grandchildren

They are actually volcanoes. That have been still for years and years. Will never erupt.

Great video as always. My Partner and I shall be climbing this path in late July. Thank you for the video. Would Love to meet you both some day. You're a great couple 🙂

My first mountain brought back some lovely memories thank you ❤️🙏🙏

It's a lovely area with so much variety, and nice and quiet too, I'm a local fell runner and it's my main stomping ground, beautifully shot video, Drum is pronounced Drim and here's a little known fun fact for you, the trig point on Foel Fras isn't on the summit, I don't know why not but the actual summit is 70m away from the trig point, I've tried to find out if it was just a simple mistake but I've never found an answer, the summit of Drum was also a secret experimental radar station in WWII called Blue Joker, that's why there's a really wide and drivable path running down from it all the way to Aber so the army trucks could drive all the way to the summit.

Thanks for sharing.

Loved this .. planning to do this very soon. Thanks for sharing 🥾

Where'd you go guys? We've only just discovered your channel and we are loving it!

14:55 Did you just fart as you reached the ridge? 😅

Considering this video is two years old this is somewhat a late reply! However with reference to your question on hiking apps I'm now using OS Maps for plotting routes etc. Not free but I think worth it for 34.99 a year. I put the routes into a gps device that works very well alongside paper maps... Another great video and yet another mountain I haven't heard of !

Thank you for sharing this day

Well done guys !

I was up there last week on the old steel bridge....far as I went to see the lake.....at 71 I know my limit.....was not the best of days but what the heck. Gread video guys.

Yet again another great video guys ! This is a mountain I've never heard of I admit - but looks amazing. Again great informative narrative and excellent comments concerning your own personal walking preferences- no ego in there at all which is really good to see. Also very true about the outdoors community - most people ( although sadly not all ) are more than willing to help and assist - keep em coming guys - very sensible and well documented videos .

Great video guys, thank you 🙏🏼🫶🏻

Stayed in the room Hercules in 2008 brilliant also 2 nights in terrace house near the swimming pool and hotel love the place❤

Red pike: the only summit from which you can see five lakes. On a clear day the Isle of Man is visible. My first visit to Buttermere from Wasdale via Scarth Gap was in 1969. Second was 1974 when I discovered the pleasure of the original Croft Farm coffee shop. Now, every walk I do around the Buttermere fells, I try to be sure to finish I time for latte, a snack and an ice cream in the same, extended, coffee shop.

That's actually a nice video ❤

An oldie, but Goldie! Thnx for sharing, just looked for the gpx for this summer👌🏻👍🏻🥾

Love your videos. Such a shame you don’t post anymore. Hope you are still hiking and loving it.❤

Great video! Dodd is not a wainwright.

Absolutely great video - very informative. I especially liked the comment about this being an introduction to scrambling as too many people opt for more dangerous routes as a "first time " experience - very sensible comment ...

非常精彩 喜歡 謝謝分享👍👍👍

Great video

We are off to Anglesey in a couple of weeks, basing ourselves in Beaumaris for a week so we will definitely make a special trip to Llyn Geirionydd while there for a few hours paddling in our Itiwit X100 kayak. Hope it isn't quite so wet when we are there though. Have to admire your determination. Well done.

Well done for respecting local mountain names . You know which one I mean ...the big boy

It's Sha-bod....

Llyn y Foel aka Llyn y Llygad yr Ych and the ‘monster’ was called Afanc and ‘taken’ from Betws y Coed to Glaslyn below Yr Wyddfa. By the way afanc is a beaver in modern Welsh

Well now. Shall we start in the middle of this wondrous venture thru and round the Tor to Glastonbury....this time with the most authentic, heart-centered guides you could wish for. Cheers u2. From Savannah, Ga, usa aka Across the Pond. Yes, the 'lizard' below St. George would be a smaller scaled version of that very same 'Dragon' (kundalini) he either slayed or sacrificed for Nature, the Druidic dragon line energies? Just a hunch, seriously. Keep up the authentically beautiful work ur both doing together. Kudos

Twll Du - the Black Hole. The Devil’s Kitchen is a recent (ish) name given to it by English Walkers/tourists. A bit like ‘the Nameless Cwm’ - which is called Cwm Cneifion (the valley of the fleecing).

Very nice vid, massive lake, loved the little waterfall.👌🫡

Enjoyed doing it again even if only my head.!Thanks for the memorys

Great video folks. You mention carnes a few times, do you mean cairns? As said keuhnz? Looks a good wander that, and me to bear in mind. The best and most challenging walk we’ve done in the lakes was the Fairfield horseshoe. Belter 👍🏻

Good video. I get the same mate, I’ve done Hellvellyn and all sorts, Kelly legs and vertigo are a killer. My wife doesn’t get any fear. Highly annoying, like you you’ve just to block it out best you can! Cheers