Great film, Blencathra is one of my favorites

Beaten to the summit by a sheep 🐑 ha ha.... love the arrows showing the way down!

Did this about 6 weeks ago my 1st big hike, on my own with the dog. Weather was stunning. I just did Blencathra only I absolutely loved it.

Love the content of all your walks, Great Depression busters.

Cracking fell...a superb day out....Nice to hear someone pronouce Souther fell correctly

Love this video. This is the route we will be doing next time we come over (minus Mungrisdale Common). Excellent footage

What a magnificent view of Blencathra from Bannerdale Crags. Hoping to get up there soon, nice clear paths, looks like a good one. Thanks for posting another walk, all the best to you both.

Your usual high standard of video and concise commentary Eddie, most useful for those who want to tackle the route.......tremendous views throughout.......you were right about the views to Blencathra from Bannerdale, gives a cracking perspective. We wont mention the weather lol.......cracking video Eddie, well done to you both....ATB.....Stu.....👌👍.

Another great hike and video Eddie, you always seem to have good weather and amazing views on your hikes 🙂Planning this route for next weekend but in the opposite direction hopefully the weather will be kind 🤞Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos and sharing them with us, always appreciated. 👍

Awesome route and on the back of this excellent guide I'll be heading to the lakes tomorrow to do it and to wild camp somewhere along the way. Thanks so much for the content Eddie. Adge.

Cracking hike that Eddie, that's tough going 11 mile climbing mountains n fells🏔🏔, as always love how you describe the route in good detail, some epic views,in a beautiful part of the lakes, love it, atb Mick 👍

Superb hike again Eddie, and great weather as per! Love the views of Blencathra from Bannerdale, wish I had your energy to hike that sort of distance👍👍

Picture perfect day again Eddie ..did the same walk last year ... lovely walk and not over run with people ..ATB Andrew ⛰️👍

Hi Eddie, I did the same walk but in reverse last September - stunning.

Hi Eddie. I did this walk the other way around minus Blencathra back in June. I thought the view from Bowscale Fell looking to Bannerdale Crags & Blencathra was superb & had me humming the theme tune to 'The Big Country' for some reason. Also loved the detour to Mungrisedale common - even on a warm summers day there was no-one else there. Great video.

£2 a day parking is canny mind and a walk I have been meaning to do for a while as I have only done Blencathra there. Good to see you got better views than we got at the summit of Blencathra and I have only ever had one completely clear view from there, despite doing it numerous times. Looked a great path over the Mungrisdale Common but what a disappointing summit, if you can call it that. Looked a long walk but what a great one! Cheers Alan

Terrific video Eddie - it brought back lots of memories for us having done these summits in the past - but not all in one go! You certainly had a great day for it. All the best to Carol and yourself 👍

Great video Eddie. I had miserable weather when I did most of those fells so it was nice to actually see the views!! Brought back lots of great memories. I finished the 214 recently and my next goals are the Outlying Fells and the Howgills. Also enjoyed watching Grahams Cheviots video where you were the local guide. Brilliant stuff. So many lovely areas in the UK :-) Thanks Eddie

Funny enough I did a very similar walk from Mungrisdale to Blencathra a couple of months ago. I’d definitely recommend walking Blencathra from this starting point and it’s easy to cut out Souther Fell and Bowscale if you prefer less climbing and distance. Cracking video Eddie, many thanks.

Wonderful video Eddie. Looks a lovely walk, I think I will try that one myself. Thank you for sharing your day with us.

Hi Eddie not seen you out and about for a bit so was great to watch this video of you both out enjoying yourselves. Super photos along the tops there with amazing views over Scales Tarn and along Sharp Edge. Both my children are up this weekend, they both live down south so don't get to see enough of them really. Had it planned for us copy your Fleetwith Pike/Haystacks and your Kirk Fell/Great Gable video walks but the weather looks terrible. Sod's Law eh! The weather looks like it will brighten up after Monday so I'll maybe get them to stay the week. Thanks for posting Eddie, it's always good to watch and get great ideas for different walks. All the best David

Another cracking flog pal think them bloody sheep are to fit for us humans beat any man up the top hahaha classic views when you were coming off blencathra there good old hike too well done to you 2 nice day plenty coffee and views like that what more ould you ask for brilliant mate I'm trying to do a mental store map in my head lol from the vid mate do you think it would be a good mountain bike route within reason like 👍

Fantastic video, Eddie, and a big hike. As ever you got the weather, superb views, and almost all to yourselves. We did part of it and loved Scales Tarn, though it's quite a climb up from there. At the top we took your path but didn't go to Mungrisdale Common. Instead we turned right down the valley. Nice cheap car park too always helps. You took some great photos on the tops, loved the view down Sharp Edge, but don't think I could climb it. Glad you are both keeping your fitness up!! Regards, Ashley.

Another great video Eddie. Just watched it this morning and already getting my boots out to do it sometime this week. I've done most of them before but alas not in the sunshine so views have been usually grey clouds! Take care and hope to meet up with you again sometime,

Great video Ed. Was about to message you as I was wondering if all was ok, you not having posted for a while. Nice view of Cross Fell my last video. I’ve still got a sore foot after my broken toe healed. 😞

Taking a few minutes off work to watch this Eddie 😆. Awesome 💚 super relaxing music in the background & brilliant Tour information as always ⛰ 🙏

Hi Eddie, thank you for sharing your wonderful video. Beautiful views and great weather! We always enjoy watching your walks. Any idea what the total ascent was for this walk?

Great video once again Eddie .Caisely weather again how do you do it . I was up Blencathra on July 4th in the rain and wind still a good day though .

Great little video, really enjoyed watching 🙏🏼😁 I'm not the bestbon the world with heights and some days (normally when im tired) it just gets the better of me and I end up having to come down for a while if I can't be bothered to have the battle with anxiety 🙄 most of the time I can push through though. I have a 6 hour drive from London to get there so I'm a little concerned that should I have a bad day if there are other walks around and I could come off the ridge and just have an explor around? It looks so beautiful 🙏🏼 in other words are there other lower level walks around that range or is it just the path you have in the video? Thank you so much 🙂

Love the footage you get Eddie, I'm sure you've been asked this a thousand times but what camera are you using? Both video and still shots look cracking.

Great to see you back but could help us spread the word the lake national park is not camp site it night wild camping from 5 pm to 9 am climbing up the fell to pitch tent for the week is not wot wild camping is inthe lakes as the park authority are under pressure to stop wild camping. Because it be abused and rubbish is pile up because of these people ! Also. It is mountain it cool or freezing up the fell side this year I had 3 case lost people or dangerous equipment failure leaving people lives risk taking water protect clothing every day in these temperatures as mountain rescue is under pressure as there is I believe only one helicopter to find you when your lost or fall ! Remember the Lake District national party has become more dangerous because the lack support of the raf been stop from search for your in crisis so don’t put any pressure on the guys onthe mountain who have to pull up the slack of budget cuts by government in rescue response ! Sorry my friend it’s great to hear from you but had to be said I now carry rescue flares in my back pack this year because of my experience of the hard working mountain rescue team work with out the support of government due to government cuts it makes life difficult for them could spread the word help them as they fight to save life’s in the national park