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Nice vid, the arete is actually in Snowdonia which stretches all the way up to Conwy, I'm a local fell runner and when they started Conwy fell race several years ago which goes over Penmaenbach-head they wanted to include the easier scramble route up the arete but the Welsh fell running association wouldn't let them.

I found a snake today on the Grade 1+ scramble! Another great vid clogs ❤

Some of that rock looked a bit crumbly mate. Another good one though. 👍

Fantastic m8 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

A fantastic bit of rock on the opposite side of the scramble. All bolted now so a perfect sport climb route. There are several others on the corner too. Will be returning to solo the route

Nice one mate, that looked great fun!

This was my first every scramble, some years ago. Scared me silly as loose melting snow in the more enclosed sections. Thanks for the video.

Best grade 1 in Snowdonia for shure

A lot of lose rock on that decent mate 😎⛰️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Perfect timing. Maybe going to use this soon, as I don't want to annoy people by being oncoming traffic in Sinister Gully. And Dexter is a no-go. From the footage it's a bit hard to see where it's exactly located. All I know now: It's on the east side, and straight through the gully is a tiny lake visible. If that lake dries up, I will be lost 😂

Usually done by climbers to link up routes. If you're looking for a good route, I would recommend better ones than this one!

Some of that looked abit dodgy !

Y Gully is quite a lot of fun. But it is eclipsed by Notch arête, which is arguably the best Grade 2 on Tryfan. Awesome footage 🤙🏻

Dexter is slightly more of a challenge. And I avoid that scree near the top and take the line to the left which is quality. Love your videos mate. Off to Y Garn east ridge tomorrow

Interesting video mate, not sure you would find me scrambling in a group like that so close together in wet conditions. The scrambling looked hard enough without adding to the risk.

Yea you couldn’t pay me any amount of money to be up there. I’m curious tho is there a route that takes you pass the lakes at the bottom ?

You just keep topping yourself with all this amazing content Clogs, keep it up and congratulations on the summit 🏔️

Jesus mate epic ridge not sure I’d have the stones for that😎

Superb mate 👌 Stunning views 🏔

that was amazing!

TBH there are much better ways to spend your time in Cham Try the Piola routes on the Blaitiere (magie d'orient, Opium) or Grande Florida (Asia, Neiges de Kilimanjaro)

Wow, now that was something else mate. I was holding my breath in places! 😂👌👌👍

Just done this for the 3rd time, it’s a lot of fun and doesn’t require a long day out. And as you say, the views are wonderful out to sea and Anglesey. Feels like some of the G2s I’ve done at the start, and the rock is pretty much 100% reliable. Great video 🤙🏻

A truly epic experience. Fantastic exposure, great climbing and views. A true taste of alpine climbing

Great Video! That looks scary. Last year it was Tryfan and Snowdon, this year on Mont Blanc! Next year Everest?? 😃

Fantastic! This ridge looks narrower at the bottom than the top. Can imagine it triggered some goosebumps here and there. (or in your case, Koosbumps 😂)

Hiya mate, great video!📹💯🔥 Who's the fella you did the course with, do you have a link..?

Very impressed with your lady friend, she is fearless! It looks very scary, I have no head for heights so best I don't risk a difficult route like Crib Goch! Marvellous scenery and stunning views on a beautiful day. Thanks for posting.

I did this with Rusty a few years ago and the chasm bit is fine once you've squeezed through that unlikely looking narrow section, the key was to get low and stay sideways iirc 😂 it's well worth the fight as popping out through the ground into the sunshine is pretty spectacular.

The music is overkill😂

Alright mate I prefer Dexter really good in snow and ice😎🤙🏻

Epic mate 👍

Never stop doing what you do sir, very helpful information and spectacular footage.

Need lighter shoes :) My problem is - I am a beginner climber, but focusing on indoor bouldering. When I'm in the Highlands, I immediately switch to a heavy gear (Scarpa delta GTX) which are awesome when I want to avoid bashing my ankles :) But when I start scrambling, inability to do a proper foot jam makes me nervous. My brain panics a bit with the exposure presented by the Highlands :)

Spicy m8 😁 looks fantastic 👌⛰️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Did it once but not the best route on the north face IMV. Too greasy unless a really long dry spell. Only the 'ape swings' and 'Catwalk' sections are worthwhile.

Great footage of what looks like a fantastic route, anyone thinking of trying this now has a good idea of what to expect. That wall leading up to the start of the Catwalk (4:21) looked very enticing; steep but solid! I'm not so sure about the slippery pitch further up though ;-). The chasm entrance looked slimmer than I was expecting.

Done that April 2023 and had all kinds of weather from snowblizzards to a clear top at Ben Nevis. Quite a challenge for people living in a country without mountains (Netherlands)! Took me 10 hours starting and ending at the Ben Nevis centre. Walked across the North face, went down and then straight up to CMD.

Great footage but be aware that most of that area is a no drone zone as pretty much that whole area is National Trust land, they have a land map showing all the areas where Drones aren't allowed.

On the 2nd pinnacle my mate took me over the right edge of it. It felt super exposed. What a thrill. He said climbing down the left looked harder climbing. Looking at this i think he wantes me ro overcome my fear haha.

Stunning M8 👌

Just sending a super thanks Koos…great videos…I couldn’t make it up to Ogwen to say hello last time but hopefully when you’re back again we could catch up…you have the lifestyle I crave for Koos it’s amazing …what’s your story mate ? Are you full time mountaineer ?

Thanks

Outstanding Clogs lad, congrats on the first alpine route. Mine was the Monch, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.