@@arbinnovatorsltd loved all the history commentary. I started fell running 4 years ago and my older fell running friend always tells me the history of the places we are running through. He also points out all the stars and planets when we run in the dark on a clear night. It's fascinating. I had never thought about these things before I started fell running. It makes me feel more enriched and in touch with our past. Your video is so good in so many ways. The views are remarkable! What is the runner's name who did it? Great effort from the runner and the helper. He is filming as he goes too in places. Not an easy job.
This video is officially my first ever trail running video I've ever watched, i loved the history and the story of the area you kindly passed on which made it quite an interesting video tbh. Well Done pal that looked hard. Regards John (hiker/wild-camper and lover of nature and the great outdoors
Stunning film, enjoyed it so much. I've only recently moved to Sheffield & run a few of these routes/places, so fantastic to learn some of the history. Coincidentally on Saturday I ran from Cutthroat Bridge, up to the stone circle & then across to Edale via Hope Cross.
Thanks, David 🤟🏻 What an amazing place to move to and we're glad to hear you're managing to discover some of the amazing places and routes the Peaks has to offer. It sounds like you got some miles in the legs for sure 👏🏻
I’ve become fascinated by these routes, something that represents an almost entirely different way of life and in the grand scheme of things not that long ago. 1910 is said to be the final pack horse train in Britain in north wales. I often envy those that lived amoungst the old ways, a tough like but a wholesome one.
Great video. Really enjoyed the history behind some of the places I've run. Always appreciate the wonderful views and never really thought about the history.
Thanks Debbie, we're really pleased to hear you enjoyed the video. Just to let you know, a map of the route produced by Nick's brother, Chris, will be available to download shortly.
I've taken Chris Goddard's illustrative map and tried to make a route in OSMaps (explore.osmaps.com/route/11861627/the-packhorse-trail?lat=53.376438&lon=-1.909440&zoom=11.4122&overlays=&style=Leisure&type=2d ) that is accurate. Here's the GPX file: drive.google.com/file/d/1yuBcQsk7ZwVeLwpqmhbPWVMpPm17fJfl/view?usp=sharing
Really enjoyed this thank you. The packhorse trails are fascinating would love you to film some more
I love this video. I added it onto my "Absolutely Stunning Videos" playlist.
Thanks so much, Nick and I are really pleased to hear you enjoyed it.
@@arbinnovatorsltd loved all the history commentary. I started fell running 4 years ago and my older fell running friend always tells me the history of the places we are running through. He also points out all the stars and planets when we run in the dark on a clear night. It's fascinating. I had never thought about these things before I started fell running. It makes me feel more enriched and in touch with our past.
Your video is so good in so many ways. The views are remarkable!
What is the runner's name who did it? Great effort from the runner and the helper. He is filming as he goes too in places. Not an easy job.
@@arbinnovatorsltd oops, I read the video description, I have my answer now.
This video is officially my first ever trail running video I've ever watched, i loved the history and the story of the area you kindly passed on which made it quite an interesting video tbh. Well Done pal that looked hard. Regards John (hiker/wild-camper and lover of nature and the great outdoors
a fine film.
Thanks so much for taking the time to let us know. We appreciate it.
Stunning film, enjoyed it so much.
I've only recently moved to Sheffield & run a few of these routes/places, so fantastic to learn some of the history. Coincidentally on Saturday I ran from Cutthroat Bridge, up to the stone circle & then across to Edale via Hope Cross.
Thanks, David 🤟🏻 What an amazing place to move to and we're glad to hear you're managing to discover some of the amazing places and routes the Peaks has to offer. It sounds like you got some miles in the legs for sure 👏🏻
I’ve become fascinated by these routes, something that represents an almost entirely different way of life and in the grand scheme of things not that long ago. 1910 is said to be the final pack horse train in Britain in north wales. I often envy those that lived amoungst the old ways, a tough like but a wholesome one.
Great video and route Nick. Really interesting history on many places I have run. Fantastic map of the route too!
Glad you enjoyed the video, and the map!
Great video. Really enjoyed the history behind some of the places I've run. Always appreciate the wonderful views and never really thought about the history.
Thanks Debbie, we're really pleased to hear you enjoyed the video. Just to let you know, a map of the route produced by Nick's brother, Chris, will be available to download shortly.
Nice work!
Thanks 👍🏼
Brilliant! Loved it from both historical and running angles. BTW Seb Coe used to train on the Rivelin Road :-)
A wonderful video! Really inspiring, definitely a route I now want to have a crack at in the future!
Do it, you won't regret it. It could also be completed several smaller runs. Don't forget to download the map of the route. Thanks, Nick and Callum.
Good stuff!
Thanks 🤟🏻
Hey man, really enjoyed this. Do you have the GPS map for this route? Would love to run it.
I've taken Chris Goddard's illustrative map and tried to make a route in OSMaps (explore.osmaps.com/route/11861627/the-packhorse-trail?lat=53.376438&lon=-1.909440&zoom=11.4122&overlays=&style=Leisure&type=2d ) that is accurate. Here's the GPX file: drive.google.com/file/d/1yuBcQsk7ZwVeLwpqmhbPWVMpPm17fJfl/view?usp=sharing
@@RobertPassmoreza really appreciate that, going to give it a crack this summer