Nice video Ant. Looked tough going up the scramble, more like mountaineering! Think you both deserved an ice cream. 👍

lovely to see you back out again. Glorious weather and great scenery. What a nice walk. Cheers for this 😁

Great walk Anthony. I love the Crowden Clough scramble; for me it is more fun than Grindsbrook and the views from Crowden Tower are epic. I tried the Sandy Hays route onto Kinder in June on a very hot day, it was very long and steep but good fun. I went off piste onto the rocks on the top section. I well remember the steep ascent onto Mount Famine, it is indeed a thigh burner! I am back up in August, cannot wait. Some cracking walks planned for sure 👍

Thank you Anthony! I watched this yesterday evening and was thinking about what you said about the long distance walk. I've took the plunge and rebooked a walk I didn't complete last year due to illness. I tried again April but picked up a knee injury. This time I'm showing up! Good luck to your friend for his Y3P! Have a great week ahead! 👍🙂🥾⛰️

Hi Anthony, really enjoyed the film. I reckon that was the same morning I started the Pennine Way, (Saturday 9th July), I remember seeing the helicopter flying low above Kinder. If I'm right I was one of the crowd making his way at a snail's pace up JL. Happy to say I completed the PW on 24th...Great experience. I would love you to walk and film the C2C sometime. You did such a great job filming the PW. In many ways it is a more satisfying/interesting walk, the 3 national parks, and 2 coastlines to start and finish on. I got a greater sense of completion at the end of the C2C reaching the North Sea and throwing my pebble into the waves. ATB Maurice

Absolutely loved this Anthony. Looks like an epic walk with some stunning scenes

Great to see you out again. Happy walking!

A really fab walk Anthony and perfect weather you had. I must say Crowden Clough did look pretty tough from where I was sitting! 😅 Great views from the top of course though. Mount Famine and South Head were interesting places too and it was good to see a different route to and from Kinder than the more obvious ones. You and Glenn certainly earned those ice creams afterwards! 😁👍

Good to see you out again, once work dies down I might get chance to get out myself

Enjoyable and interesting route. Bit of a scramble at times but it all adds to the excitement. Enjoyed following you through some territory that is quite familiar to me.

Hi Anthony and Glenn, nice too see you both out and a great scramble and views, you did well to miss the masses, an area i havnt visited for a while and vowed to do mount famine and south head but havnt yet, have a great week cheers nigel

Hi Anthony, good to see you out again. This year seems to busy for a lot of people. The hike looked great with nice views and you certainly had the weather on your side. Looks like you had a bit of a breeze which hopefully helped take the edge off the heat, especially on the climbs. I think I have descended down the clough before but from Crowden Tower, so the easy route. The scramble looked like fun and nothing too difficult, really enjoyed the video. Thank for sharing. Tony

Hi mate, great to see you out again. Looks like you had cracking weather. I’m still keeping everything crossed we’ll get out together for a camp before the summer ends. 🤞🏼 Take it easy mate.

My absolute favourite scramble in the peaks, I've done it in all weather's and it's always different. You missed the chimney exit at the very end which can be funny to watch, as your mates get wedged in and stuck🤣

Hi Anthony! Cracking route👍 I was surprised there was so much water in Crowden Clough...until you got higher up 😁 I can confirm Kinder Downfall was almost dry last week. Hoping to be up Mount Famine & South Head myself this coming week👍 All the best and take care 👍👍

Interesting route Anthony, I'm sure I mentioned it before but check out the Dales Highway for a good longer route. Excellent for bandb or wildcamping.🍻

Great hike, where did you start from? Looks like a good scramble. Good luck to Glenn with his prep for the 3 Peaks challenge. Thanks for sharing your hike with us all, all the best 😀

Not watched you for a while , but nice to see you in gods own country . I’ve ridden there on the Pennine bridleway , and the paths not that great on horseback either . Made me laugh when you said ‘no time for prep’ nothings changed then . Looks like you are doing some fantastic walks though

Been a bit of a while Anthony, good to see you back. 👍🏻

Good evening Anthony! After seeing your social media was very much hoping you'd share a video of this route, so a massive thanks for this 😊 it did not disappoint, you guys seemed solar charged and full of beans! 🌞 Nice looking route, some good technical points 🪨 👉 great place to stop for a cuppa tea too! ☕️❤️ Bet that breeze was welcomed, barely a cloud in the sky! Factor 50 all the way 🥵 Good luck to Glenn and the Y3P, its a beast of a walk, good on him for getting some training in! Definitely build up some stamina ⛰️⛰️⛰️😬 more physically demanding than the N3P! Go with the flow with future walks Mr Johnson, has to be something your heart is in ❤️🗺🧭 What a beautiful walk, thanks for taking us along! Have a great week, Ceri and Kat ☕️ ❤️ 👍 ⛰️ 😀

Hi Anthony I’ve not been up crowden Clough, it looks like a good scramble. Mount famine and south head are good places to walk. I walked the top part of alport Dale the other day for the first time. Absolutely beautiful and not a soul in sight. Have you walked that?

Great video Anthony. Tough conditions with the heat too. Any chance you could post a link to the route for this one? We did the Yorkshire Wolds Way back in May. Definitely a walk you could do in 5 or 6 days & a national trail too. ATB Simon