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The whole Hill is called Farelton Fell and it has three main tops, Farelton Knott to the N/W, Newbiggin crags to the east and Holme Park Fell which is the highest point on the west side, across the pass is Hutton Roof Crags which has a Trig and has one of the most impressive limestone pavements 👍👍 great video my friend

I'm a funeral celebrant, and do the odd ceremony at Beetham Crem. Farleton Knott is the beautiful and uplifting view you see when you exit the Crem... beautiful

The colours in the landscape were fantastic. Thanks so much for letting us live vicariously through you.

Im driving down that noisy M6 tomorrow, I see that hill all the time, now I know what it looks like! Fab video again and please stop apologising for talking unless you plan on doing a silent movie!!!😊

Unfortunately they age and the sad bit is, given the chance, she would probably do the walk just to be with you. Wise choice to save her legs a bit. Hope she's well. I've got a bordie collie, blue, he's 5 and he's my best buddy when it come hiking and photo days and it'll be sad the day he can't do what he does now. Like fin, he's been up everything almost. They are the best hiking buddies 😊

Oh mate I feel it. My lab (pops) is 9 and every time I go past 6 miles and up hill she feels it, just like me lol. Im gutted as she is my true mate, always there without a fuss. I feel yr pain. Smaller walks for us too. Great vid and commentary as always. Thanks.

Yep, how many time have i driven past that hill and thought i should go hike up there and haven`t done yet. Thanks for showing me the way. Very much very like Arnside Knot and Malham Cove.

Wow! The number of times I've driven past it and said to the missus, " I'm gunna go up there one day". Like you say it just looks the biz from the M6 but no one seems to mention it as a walk. Great vid pal and I'm definitely going up there in 2024. Thanx once again for yet another addition to my bucket list.

Wonderful Sunday evening viewing Glenn, so enjoy your videos with your wee companion Finn❤️

Thank you for a great video, I’ve done Malham a few times, the climb up Gordale then walking to the top of the cove is a great memory… then back to the hikers bar in The Buck in for a cooling half of hobgoblin. I’m 73 now & my days of hill walking are over so I get a great deal of pleasure from watching you KZfaqrs out there walking & wild camping, bless Fin, my Lola is 11 now & like me she can’t do long hikes anymore but we have some great memories.

I have been up Farleton fell 3 or 4 times years ago but from round the back, also did a wild camp with my son, we went up the front that time, surreal watching nightime motorway traffic from above. Also walked most of the Lancaster canal as well. I live in Barrow so probably not far from you.

Well, I'm glad you are alright, after that vampire and everything. Beautiful walk. I love the places you take us. Dogs are amazing in the way they let you know when it's time to slow down. Thanks for another great video!

Hi Glenn, Hi Finneus, thank you so much for sharing this adventure. Every time I drive from my home in Blackpool to the Lakes I look over to Farleton and say I must venture up there. This video has certainly made sure I will get up there without further a do. All the Best Dave

Loved it! I followed you on the map 😁 When you wanted to hug the tree… “Unsubscribe if you want to!” Serious LOL! 😂😂😂

Our local hill 🤩 glad you got there eventually. Great video as always 👍

Not bored at all! Fascinating!!! Thank you! - Ontario, Canada

Excellent mooch mate, great route. I must admit to being pretty much like Finn now, with reduced range a definite feature 😂👍👍👍

That hill! So many times I have seen when my parents use to drive from Darlington to Ulverston to see my grandma. We would get off the M6 for the A590 and it would always draw my eye. Nice one!

I always look forward to hiking and sightseeing vicariously through your videos. I anxiously look forward to your next one.

I'd love to see you do a jaunt in the Dales, hitting Ingleborough, Whernside and Pen-y-ghent.

Awesome Glenn....just shows what is also on offer in the lakes other than the big names ....hopefully many more for you and finn to explore

Whàt a beautiful little spot. Thank you for showing it to us

I love your videos and Finn is adorable. I'd love a playlist of all the videos you have Finn with you ❤

Mister Black Crag as a wise old man often told me "There's f**ck all for old age" 😢& that applies to us all little Finnmeister 🐶🐕❤too unfortunately so a nive walk with not too much exertions is right to go by & this was such a one 😊💯👌

PARSNIPS!😂 3 years I was at Lancaster Uni over the Millennium, and I never heard of Farleton Knott, and I’m actually pretty gutted to have missed out! That limestone pavement is amazing. Thanks for bringing this to our attention though. The next I make it over and up to the north west I’ll add it to my list!

YES! loved this one Glenn. Never been up here myself but since the late 80s I have driven from Sheffield and when seeing this Fell I know I’m almost home. Equally when leaving I know the visit is over when I see it on our route back to Sheff. Like you it’s played on my mind and I need to arrange a hike up there. On another note, I don’t know why but this episode reminded me of those Winter Walks that have been in BBC 4. It really would be a good addition to that series. Keep on giving, best channel on the tube

Couldn’t resist the Sunday roast, that made me chuckle. Thank you.

Never boring! The majestic feel of those trees are mesmerizing. Barren...haunting....beautiful. Years back on holiday I hiked in the Peak District from Bakewell back to Baslow. Fours hours of stunning scenery that I will always cherish and remember.💕

Love Farelton, run up there every Tuesday (now with head torch), wonderful place great 360 view. Always quiet

Driven past this hill on my way up the M6 from Nottingham many times and I've looked at it every time as my first marker of being near the lakes and something I'll one day walk up. The minute I saw the top it reminded me of the top of Malham cove. Happy memories of walks there with my daughter and across to Gordale scar (Ade Edmonson's favourite walk too). Great video again! Shown me what I'm missing as I'm thundering past.

Thank You for sharing yet another stellar video, Glenn. 😊 It was so wonderful to see Finn again! 💚

Nice video. Like yourself, we've driven past there hundreds of times over the years that we've been hiking. Putting in my memory bank.

Im watching from Costa Rica, completely hooked, makes me homesick though. My walking days started back in the 80’s when I lived in Hungerford, and I never stopped, but Costa Rica isn’t great for that 🫤

I went over there a number of years ago, the limestone weathers rather differently to the Yorkshire Dales, it reminded me of parts of Mallorca with a rough abrasive surface rather than the smoother slippery when wet type. Perhaps laid down differently or different marine creatures?

If you decide to walk Ingleborough park at the station , Ribblehead then get a train down to Horton and then take the route up to Ingleborough from Horton station walk the route to Selber then when you reach the Pennine bridleway take a left turn and walk to the next stile about 400 yds then look over the wall into Crummach dale and some of the finest pavement in the country. When that is done retrace your path back to the crossover the left turn up to Selber and the under Simons fell with Gaping Gill to your left until you reach the summit. Again retrace your route to the drop off and instead of a right turn back to Horton go left and stay on the ridge until you get to Colt park above Ribblehead station. Angle slightly left and follow the well trodden route to the station which will take across the tracks in the sidings. Great walk and plenty to look at. Thanks for your videos, much appreciated, cheers.

So, sorry, about Poor little Finn not able to come on your Lakeland fell hikes. it's such shame, as she's so cute and adorable. I absolutely adore your videos and so look forward to your next posted video. This Saturday I decided to do a different walk and adventure and went to Holy Ireland and Bamburgh Castle..However, my heart and soul is in Lakeland and all I thought about whist at Holy Ireland was been back there in the Lakeland mountains and fells its just so breathtaking and the same distance to drive. I try different locations and different landscapes and history surroundings. It's just the Lakeland fells has won my heart and Scottish Munro's. when I try different locations I cart help thinking about the absolutely stunning views from the mountain summits nothing come close to the sheer beauty of the lakeland and Scottish mountains. I guess we must try different things and landscapes the Yorkshire Dales is another of my favourites the waterfalls are incredible and beautiful landscape. Ribblehead viaduct, the 3-peaks, Ingleton waterfall trail, Gaping gill, Malham Cove, Gordale Scar waterfall climb., Ingleborough cave. these places are incredible and Bronte country, Haworth the film location of the Railway children, steam trains, and Bronte sisters walk and waterfall. these are also stunning locations. and the incredible High Cup Nick. Thanks so much for all your videos. Kindest regards..... 👍👍👍

Another enjoyable video in a different area to what I was expecting. I was watching the first few minutes thinking "this does not look like Glaramara, which we up has he gone?" Limestone country is always interesting, would love to see you get down to Malham and a day around Ingeleton would be welcome as well. Thanks again for another great video and I hope Finn enjoyed her lunch.

More wafflage! I love it! 🤘😋🤘 As an Australian, your environment is very different from ours, for a start, there's no structures made by modern hands beyond 200 or so , years old, I adore those old stacked stone walls everywhere you go. It's heating up here so I'm looking forward to cooling down with your frosty adventures over the next few months 🤘

Thank you soo much for sharing 🙏🏻🌸✨

Really enjoyed the watch , we also have a 11 year old dog, a Jack X he wears a chest harness I carry him on my shoulder up the hill holding his tail or I can clip him to my rucksack he knows and look for it at the base of hills

Great video, over many years passing on the M6 seeing that side where many times I see people paragliding off there. Impressive place really, also thought about going over to newbiggin crags and similar limestone to the area over looking Kendal/Oxenholme (mushroom shelter) and back over towards brigsteer/Levens. Lovely walk, oh and I think I'd have gone towards Crooklands hotel instead of towards Kirkby Lonsdale, (but that's just me) 🤣 ps, think you have a doppelgänger as I swear I saw you at Oxenholme train station.

i love discovering hills and ranges in the UK that arent well known to tourists, even the Howgills, for example.

Having spent 60 something years passing this fell wondering whats it like up there, naa just carry on to the lakes, now I know cheers Glen for feeding my curiosity great little fell of a difference, well worth a walk

Ace vid. for years we have holidayed in Carnforth , not too far from this . Will need to give it a go , Thanks again for sharing.

Well yeah home hill pass this all the time coming home to Ulverston. Never thought of going up but will definitely do so now. Thanks for the video

Like others i have always viewed this hill has the entry and exit of the Lakes when travelling to and from home in West Yorkshire. Always say Hi and See Yer. As always looked an intriguing hill so thanks for sharing and it will mean even more to me in the future.

Hi Glenn and Finn what a lovely walk, beautiful scenery awesome autumn colors,because of health issues I am unable, so I will just have to enjoy it through your eyes ,stay blessed stay safe

Drove past this a million times and said I will climb it one day 👌

Awesome oak in field. 🇬🇧

Lovely video bud, keep them coming. Big fan, thank you

As soon as i saw the lime stone i thought Malham cove... i stayed there 2 weeks ago ( at the Buck inn ) and walked the triangle... Janet Foss, Gorsdale Scar and Malham cove. Beautiful place, but not sure you would enjoy it... was quite busy !! Love your vids and looking forward to being at Pooley Bridge next weekend. Think im going up Helvellyn.

Another great video to watch on a Sunday night. Thanks Glenn. Big fans Glenn & Lisa

Hahaha parsnips under the tree. And I’d want to hug that tree too 😊

Awesome relaxing hike.. wow once you hit elevation! You are such a great fur Dad. My dogs were athletes.. did master level dog agility. Have owned dogs for over 30 years. Found that Joint Max Triple strength supplement was a miracle throughout their entire lives. Dogs never stay young long enough. And you even saved a lady bug today! Thanks for sharing and love from the USA!

Great video esp up on the Limestone pavement with the stunted twisted wind blown trees. Sorry to hear about Finn afraid it comes to us all!

Really enjoying your channel buddy .. loving the hikes

Ace that mate reminds me of a favourite of mine in the Yorkshire Dales, Norber erratics 👍

If you get over to ingleborough, try and see crummack dale too. Massive expanse of limestone under the shadow of ingleborough. (Wainright did another book about this area) The game cock inn at austwick has a great bun counter 😋

That was a top ten tree!

What an amazing hill. I've never seen a gorse forest before and the limestone pavement is out of this world. Nice walk for Finn.

Thank you for another amazing walk the country side is breathtaking ❤❤❤❤

Great video as always. I always appreciate the work you put in to them 👍

Your so good to watch and relax too. Especially in these troubling times. ❤

Hi Glenn. We love all your videos, and this one didn’t disappoint either. Thanks for filming this walk. We live in Heysham and every time we drive past Farleton Knott we say we really must revisit it. This is just the nudge we need. Thanks for the inspiration, it looked stunning. Looking forward to your Glaramara hike now! Atb, Yvette and Mark

Lovely video , we also walk with our border terrier,I noticed your walk went through a farm like someone s garden ,I’ve had this a few times and it makes me feel really awkward and there’s usually border collies trying to round up my dog he’s always on a lead ,I know it’s a right of way but I dislike the feeling lol ,and usually toataly un marked ,we did one in wales there was cow horses sheep and dogs loose I just bottled it and turned back stressed out lol

great vlog like you past it countlest times when i lived in kendal my home town

Brilliant 👍

I love these wide open spaces with only a few trees scattered about. I don't have a lot of that where I live. It's either fields, thick forests and some bald peaks in the high peaks region of the Adirondacks. Only problem I ever have with these videos (and it's a good problem to have), my eyes can't decide if I should watch the scenery or Finn scurrying around. I wish my own kids had as much fun hiking as she does!

Wow! This is brilliant often look over to this fell as we pass it on the way to Lakes. And thought woukd love to get up there. Thank you! Its great to explore new places and am blown away by the Limestone cheers!

Farelton knott, always a good one for a sunset.. and like you say getting away from the crowds, got a really jurrasic vibe to it.

Enjoying you and Finn right now, so good!!

new camera looks awesome Glenn

We have lots of gorse (and barberry) on the tracks near my house in New Zealand. whoever brought them here can take them right back thankyou very much.

Nice Autumn colours another place with great views

Loved this video. Reminded me of another marvellous limestone pavement walk, Great Asby Scar, near Orton. More videos like this please.

Luv ur videos pal. Walna scar carpark last Thursday of the month and I’ll bring the root vegetables….🎉🎉🎉

Thanks!

Love it up there. Great video... you should look at clougha pike

Love OS Maps on my phone :)

Good one Glenn! Something different but equally enjoyable. Yes our 4 legged companions do slow down over time, much the same as we do. That said we've got a 3 year old Kelpie who's got 2 speeds, 100mph or stopped😂 She loves nothing better than running on the fells when we go to the Lakes.....as long as we keep away from those Herdies......she'd just round them up! 🐑🐑🐕🐾🐕🐾

Phenomenal hike bud, place looks so desolated! Great filming 👏👏

Hello from a local kendalian follower 😊. I run down the old canal path when I can't get out up the hills!

The Burren in Ireland has these vibes '')

We did huttonroof nature reserve a while back: bit tricky to nav but interesting pllace with very few people. Will have to give farleton a go!

Most enjoyable as always. If Finn is anything like my dog (a Westie) if I have walked 5 miles, she will have covered at least 8 ! You've got to go to Malhsm Cove and Goredale Scar, they are quite special.

If you fancy a guide at Balham that will keep out of the video its in my back yard.Gret video I look at that hill every time I head to the lakes

Speaking of limestone paving & Malham cove: Malham village - Malham Cove - Malham Tarn - Goredale scar - Janets foss - Malham village. About 12km, mostly flat but unfortunately 2 very obvious & sharp ascent/descents that can be fairly grim in the wet... But by 'eck its beautiful

Great colours, must have been super in reality.

Another excellent Trek, But think you’re gonna regret Yonder Parsnips lol😂

37:57 On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me... a parsnip under an oak tree.

Hi, have you been to Cartmel to unworths yard, it owned by my husbands family and they have a micro brewery there, I call that my hill, when we travel up to the lakes to see family I know I can relax and enjoy myself

Parsnip!

Was that a flying parsnip? 😂❤

Great video again, just a question, what breed is Finn? I think a Jack Russell.

Fin the Pub Dog… I’m sure that’ll be a fair retirement plan so long as there’s a fire to snooze in front of 😀

Just wondered how old the beautiful Finn is now ?

It looks like the URL for the OS map has a problem - I’m getting a 404 error for it.

Finn’s welfare is number 1 priority 👍❤️❤️

I see this hill all the time, mainly from the A65... and i always think its an ugly looking hill! Dull colours etc.. never had any interest in walking up it when there's the wonders of the dales, howgills and lakes next door to it, the gorse and limestone explains why it looks that way. May stop off one day soon now my interested has been peaked!