I’ve covered that on the updated version of this video. See the description.

You’d get a small 1 man tent up there yes. If you want more room then Barrow would be OK. Also loads of room on Scar Crags and Sail.

@SummitandCamp righto, not desperate for a summit camp but it'd be nice

Yes indeed. This was filmed in Jan 23 when there was lots of snow and it skied well. Last year the snow was poor and it was treacherous. I’m back there in 3 weeks. Looks great at the moment. Fingers crossed it stays that way !

@@SummitandCamp I should be there in a couple of days, apparently it's been snowing so yeah, fingers crossed! :)

@@alexpelorios9671 How was it Alex ? I'm going to tomorrow

@@SummitandCamp it hasn't really snowed since 11 Jan so mostly hard pack and artificial snow.. Not ideal but not too bad either! I'm around for one more week so praying the snow forecast for 28/29 Jan is correct, otherwise will consider daily Avoriaz visits.

Yeh fingers crossed ! Thanks v much.

Thanks 😊

Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it. These videos will also be my comfort blanket when I can’t get up them any more.

No not really. It’s similar but Crib Goch is much longer.

I just watched a video of someone scrambling Crib Goch - no that looks 10 times scarier, hair-raising stuff really, you gotta be kidding if you compare the two, they're in a different league!

​​⁠I’ve done both. Many times. Have you ? I would say sharp edge in wet weather is worse. The rocks are really slippy. Indeed someone died on sharp edge only last week. While it’s very short compared to Crib Goch, afterwards the scramble up Foule crag to get into the summit can be treacherous. In dry weather Grib Goch is a bit more or a challenge but there’s really not much in it.

@@SummitandCamp I've done Crig Goch in windy, but dry weather. I'd like to do Sharp Edge in dry weather.

@@SummitandCamp Grib Goch just LOOKS insanely scary, it's a very narrow crest with these huge drop-offs on both sides ... not saying that Sharp Edge is "easy" though - looking at both videos I'll gladly believe that the rocks at Sharp Edge will get more slippery in wet weather ... no way I'm doing either of them, to be honest - it was pure coincidence that I stumbled on your video ... keep up the nice work though!

Yeh it’s beautiful isn’t it. Back there in 4 weeks so hoping for more of the same 🤞

Which slope?

@@philippesivignon8327in order; Marmotte, Lievre, Epervier and Ourson.

@@Nick-hx3vq Hopegill Head summit.

Thanks Freddy. Appreciated 🙏🏼

Yeh we got lucky ! Thanks 🙏

Have you watched the video ? Do you see all the labels telling you what you're looking at ? That's about it

Ok

I camp high up. Too big and heavy for me.

Thanks very much. I really appreciate the feedback 🙏

Oh OK - its been a while since I've done it. Might need to do an updated video !

@@SummitandCamp No probs - it wasn't a criticism. Can you or anyone else tell me what that "blue lagoon" was at 3m 53secs? I always wondered and it's been dug up now and gone.

On the OS and Harvey maps its a un-named body of water but as its right next to an old quarry I suspect it was man made for the quarry. I would have thought that its still there as the maps are up to date. I must admit I didn't notice it when I was last on that path but it may be hidden from view.

@@SummitandCamp cheers for that. It's defoe gone , I was there yesterday. The bulldozers are on site.I could never work out why it was so bright blue. Cheers.