Pennine Way Part 2 | Malham to Tan Hill Inn

[@normanscout1148]

Another enjoyable instalment, some people complain about the prices for youth hostels and b&b's but for me there worth every penny because on that walk when you've had really hard and wet day you just want a little bit of comfort well I did anyway (must of been going soft lol ) thanks for sharing 👍♠️

[@BASHADweller]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Aye it was definitely worth it that day, didn't regret it one bit. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@kevinmorriss]

Definitely my favorite section of the trail. The Dales are just "stunning." ; P

[@BASHADweller]

They're stunning, a word I don't use often, lol! My favourite section had to be from Middleton in Teesdale to Dufton, some awesome waterfalls and High Cup Nick was truly "stunning" :) Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas! Atb Shaun

[@daleskidmore1685]

Stunning, as you say Basha. A thought has occurred to me, remembering the walks you have done, they are in huge, remote areas of harsh ( to my mind ) landscape, where even the trees show the difficulty of living with the climate. And you seem very much at home there, whilst I have a similar feeling towards the rolling chalk downlands I have grown up in. Both places are equally beautiful, but I know to which one I belong, and I'm pretty sure you do too. On the subject of The Tann Hill Pub, I did come up with a very sick joke that VIZ didn't publish on their letters page.

[@BASHADweller]

Cheers Ade. Stunning is a word I used a lot on this trip, but it was most definitely not overused. I am a bit of an anti-social person, I like time on my own and I love being in places that take me far away from other people and landscapes like that definitely supply that. I really want to hear this joke now! lol :) Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@daleskidmore1685]

After they put new double glazing into the pub, I sent a letter to viz saying that, perhaps Ted Moult should have said: " You only fit them once, so fit the best, Ely shotgun cartridges".

[@BASHADweller]

I had to google that if I am honest Ade. I can see why though, but I thought Viz was a bit more risque than that.

[@daleskidmore1685]

You must be younger than you sound, lol. It was no darker than what you see on Family Guy; unless they didn't like the advertising.....

[@BASHADweller]

@@daleskidmore1685 I'm just a young pup Ade, turn 36 this year. I've had a hard paper round! 🤣

[@Nobby77]

Stunning bud, good route

[@BASHADweller]

Cheers mate. Atb Shaun

[@acedecs]

Amazing views all round. Apart from your arse in the waterfall 🤣 I was in Hawes a few weeks ago when camping on grey grits keld thwaite all stunning places. Tan hill is a great spot and good views. Expensive ££££££ Im steering towards North Yorkshire more and more recently. Loads to explore and some brilliant camping spots. Look forward to the final push!!🥾

[@BASHADweller]

I even looked at that wet rock before standing on it and thought to myself "that looks slippy" and I stood on it anyway! 🤣 Aye plenty to explore there mate. I got a lot of footage so there may be a part 3 and 4 yet, depends how shit it is when I edit it! 🤣 Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@acedecs]

wish id been there to see that@@BASHADweller

[@LWD-Hidden-Links]

nice! enjoyed this one mate that looked like tough walking

[@BASHADweller]

Thanks pal. Yeah it was a bit but it got much tougher after this! 🤣 The sights just kept getting better too though, so that made up for the achy legs. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@AlanMETALMAN]

Never been to the Tan Hill Inn before but a place I always said I wanted to go and have a pint in - happen one day. Great views along the way but I bet was still a bit nippy on the tops mind, just as well you were in a hostel and to be fair, not too bad for £39. 528 meters is pretty high for a pub and I bet a pint went down well, cheers Alan

[@BASHADweller]

It's a nice little pub Alan, decent food and they have live music on most nights. I enjoyed it, a bit on the pricey side but they don't exactly have a lot of competition! :) It was a bit chilly up there but the views made up for it. The hostel was worth it in the end, nice hot shower, warm bed and some where to charge my electronics, can't moan really for the price. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@dazbass007]

as you say Shaun stunning views snow as well & £2.50 to look at the waterfall how do they sleep at night !! nice one atb daz

[@BASHADweller]

Thanks Daz. Yeah I use that word a lot on this trip. Call me tight but £2.50 to see a natural beauty is a liberty! lol. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@anthonyrobinson5694]

@@BASHADweller back in 76 when I did the Pennine way to price was 10p but there was very little built out ot the rear of the Dragon, last year I redid the walk and noticed a lot more accomodation

[@BASHADweller]

@@anthonyrobinson5694 As much as moan about having to pay, I will go back to see it at some point. I wish it was still 10p though 😂

[@krisgleave]

Can I please ask what book you are using for the route? I’ve seen it on a few videos of people using just not sure which one it is thank you

[@BASHADweller]

I used the Trail Blazer series. I use them for of the trails I do. I find their maps very user friendly and they offer loads of information regarding facilities along the route, as well as useful tips and trips and some very interesting history. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@krisgleave]

@@BASHADweller aah that’s brilliant thank you. Just ordered one off amazing now. Still making my way through your videos after stumbling across your channel and enjoying them 👍🏻

[@LezleysAdventures]

Nice video, but boy that YHA at Hawes was expensive!

[@BASHADweller]

It was worth it. Warm bed, hot shower and it allowed me to have a little pub crawl in Hawes, so not bad and I didn't mind spending the money. To be fair, if I booked earlier or was a YHA member I would've got it cheaper. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

Yes mate, there are many stunning vista's in our country. £2.50 to pass through a country turnstile is not only absurd it is a rip off, I would of climbed over and whent to see the waterfall mate, after all this whole island is all of ours to enjoy freely not just bits of it.

[@BASHADweller]

Yeah, this walk was a good reminder of that. Having spent so much time in Scotland the past few years, I forget just how nice England is also. I know mate, bloody scandalous. Believe it or not, the place even had CCTV, hence not jumping the turnstile. I couldn't be bothered with any potential fall out from doing that. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

@@BASHADweller CCTV bloody hell, bit over the top that one, bloody Kevin Costner.

[@WyeExplorer]

The view from Pen Y Ghent was as impressive as Malham Cove. In fact a few impressive sights along the way including the start of that underground river - yeah good idea not to fall in. Mark

[@BASHADweller]

Aye it was quite special, especially with the light covering of snow. I thought it was a good idea too! 😂 Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@WyeExplorer]

@@BASHADweller It looked visually special and felt it no doubt. Good to see you're still here...

[@NorrieMacTHESMOG]

A COUPLE OF MEMORIES TODAY. just remembered we used youth hostels 12 times out of the 18 days , weather was shite

[@BASHADweller]

Glad to hear it. Aye, hostels are great and massively dismissed by many. I was a bit more fortunate with the weather by the sounds of it. Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@JohnLeibniz]

How much does it take for the entire route?

[@BASHADweller]

I done it in 16 days, well I like to say 15 1/2 as I finished before midday on the final day lol :) If you follow the itinerary in the trailblazer guidebook, which I used, 15 days. It can be done quicker, just depends on what you want to see or how many miles your willing/able to do each day. 15/16 days seems to be the average. Atb Shaun

[@vinniesdayoff3968]

Heights make one aware of ones mortality, however the idea of potholing in narrow chambers makes me break into a cold sweat. I never did it and never will!

[@BASHADweller]

Wise words and an even wiser decision Vinnie! Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun

[@ScotsWildcamper]

Duck falling down that water hole this video wouldn't have been uploaded.£39 quid i'd rather sleep in me own piss lol.....only joking its good to get a shower. Seven days thats the longest i've been out , on the Rob Roy Way. Charging to see a waterfall it should't be allowed really. The highest pub but hopefully not the driest.

[@BASHADweller]

Aye it is good for a shower, but other than camping, you wouldn't get anywhere around there for anything near that price. Yeah I agree, they shouldn't be allowed to charge for a waterfall. That's England for you, every thing is owned by someone and they can pretty much do what they like. Most definitely not the driest pub although I gave it a good go to get it that title also! Lol 😂 Thanks for watching. Atb Shaun