Yorkshire Dales - Walking & Camping on the Pennine Way from Gargrave to Hardraw
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- In this video I head to the Yorkshire Dales for 2 days of walking and camping. I got the train to Gargrave to join the Pennine Way north to Malham, Pen-y-ghent, Horton-in-Ribblesdale and then over to Hawes and Hardraw before getting the train back from Garsdale.
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More specifically still my favourite UA-camr after all the years. Never fail to inspire Dean. Full of enthusiasm and energy. Outdoor vlogging at its best 👌🏻
Thanks for watching Paul and for your kind words 👍😎
You need talk Paul!
Love walking around Malham Cove, Goredale Scar, and Janet's Foss. Just awesome!
Thanks for watching Phil. Gordale Scar is certainly one of those places that takes your breath away. I remember the first time I went having never seen pictures, I was lost for words.
Great Film Dean. Have just done the stretch from Gargrave to Horton this week. Had to laugh as I too forgot my Coffee. Woke up on the flank of Fountains Fell No Coffee!!!!! Cold water and a Welsh Cake not my usual breakfast when wild Camping.
Never a good idea to forget the caffeine 🤣 thanks for watching Mick
Nice to see you back Dean, I really love you videos. Nice section of the PW round there.
Thanks for watching Paul, it was great to be back in the Yorkshire Dales again
The Hob Nobs are back. All is right with the world.
Haha 😂
Classic Dean Read, Thanks for sharing mate. Look forward to more travels with you.
ATB-Phill
Thanks for watching Phil 👍
I did the three peaks this week and it already feels nostalgic watching this video :)
Thanks for watching, it's a great route isn't it. I've just done it again this weekend in some horrendous weather 🤣
@@DeanRead Wow good on you! I escaped Yorkshire just before the horrendous weather came in at the weekend, although it was still rather wet when I was there on certain days!
Another good one for Team Hobnobs! Thanks Dean ;-)
Thanks for watching Peter, it was nice to be back out walking with the HobNobs again 😂
Hi Dean, great vid as always, we've done Yorkshire 3 peaks and Malham cove plenty of times, but not done you're 1st day hike but we will now 😁👍
Thank you. Paul.
Thanks for watching Paul, it's a great part of the country isn't it 👍 hope you have a great time when you head out to walk the 1st day. All the best, Dean
Great video again Dean. You do the best walks.
Thanks for watching Jamie. I really enjoyed this one, it was a much needed break from work.
Hi there Dean. thanks for the vid. This is Rob from Vietnam again - still in lockdown - i used to live 30 mins from gargrave and used to drive there and run over the tops to Malham and further afield - thanks for the memories !
Thanks for watching Rob, you'll be back up on those hills again soon 👍😎
Great inspiration, we are doing the same next week but making our way over to Barnard Castle, it’s finding your videos that got us doing this, last week, we did Todmorden to Malham,, so thanks.
Thanks for watching Mark. I hope you have a great time next week, so glad the videos have helped. All the best mate, Dean
Ahhh, that campsite is one of my favourites. The guy who owns it is a real character! I'm going to have to repeat your Day 1 walk, it looks a good one!
Chris is a really nice guy, we once shared a whiskey with him in his shelter / office while getting out of the cold weather. Thanks for watching, hope you have a good one when you head out there 👍
Love your videos Dean awesome keep them coming 🙏
Thanks for watching Matteo
Hi Dean,
You've certainly embraced the PW after that first trip with Chris.... could you have ever imagined you would be training for the Spine?? Awesome personal challenge. Great video, brings back fond memories of 2 years ago. Murray and Julie
Hi Julie, it's been really nice to relive some of those great memories from 2019. I certainly wouldn't have thought I'd be doing anything as stupid as entering the Spine on my first PW walk with Chris 😂. Hope you are both well. Dean
Brilliant video! Thank you for allowing us to walk with you 🧡👌😊
Thank you for watching 👍😎
Really great videos you put together Dean . Also like your music 👍🍺
Thanks for watching Paul, I love making the music for the videos 👍
Beautiful part of the country 🙂👍
Thanks for watching
It's gonna be a good day when Dean post's a new walking adventure...magic as ever mate👍
Thank you for your kind words and for watching
@@DeanRead Your very welcome.always a cracking watch.
Thank you for doing these videos. Used to walk up to the mountain lakes in the lake district. Your videos take me back to those great times. Thank you again.
Thanks for watching Dave
Just spent the wknd walking between Haworth and Hebden then Haworth to Withens, amazing views. 👍
It's a really great part of the Pennines, looking forward to getting back there soon. Thanks for watching Ben
Randomly came across your video of Mam Tor and really enjoyed the video and narrative. New Sub from Stafford here. Looking forward to binging your channel. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Chris, this is a really great route.
I'm glad to see that the UA-cam algorithm finally showed me something great to watch. I've been watching your videos for hours, and let me tell you that your vlogs are really enjoyable. It is a pleasure to see all the gorgeous landscapes you visited, it reminds me of the last time I visited Scotland.
I'm looking forward to the next video. Greeting from the end of the world, Argentina.
Thanks for watching Fran and for your kind words. I have a few videos from Scotland on my channel too 👍
@@DeanRead I'll check them out!. Thanks and keep it up!
Absolutely loved this Dean. Finally catching up with all my UA-cam at moment. The Pennine Way is appealing more and more every time I see it, especially this section. The area around Malham and Horton in Ribblesdale jump out the most at present. It’s great to see you out making the most of what was left of the Summer and being able to actually spend more time around the location. Thankyou for a great video. My darks nights this Winter aren’t dark no more. 🙂
Lucy
Thanks for watching Lucy 😎👍
Been looking forward to this video. Brilliant as always. I was up by Whernside....in the same rain storm.....with a non leaky tent 😆
Thanks for watching 😁 I have used my bivvy for most camps this year so forgot to check the tent.
Thanks for sharing your trip Dean. Malham area looks amazing. Never having visited, I didn't realise the Tarn was so large. Gotta get up there sometime. And loved the brief view from atop the Ribblehead Viaduct at the end!
Thanks for watching Peter. If you haven't visited before you must check out Gordale Scar too near Malham, it's one of those places that takes your breath away. I have a video from a walk there too, a link is in the video description.
Thanks Dean, Great vid. An inspiration to get back to the Yorkshire Dales. I did the Y 3 peaks in 2018 and this brought back memories.
Thanks for watching, the Yorkshire Dales have a unique charm. I really enjoy spending time there
Love watching your video I walk from Gargrave to Malham tarn few week backnow
It's a great route isn't it, I like how the landscape changes as soon as you hit Malham Cove. Thanks for watching Sarah
@@DeanRead Yorkshire dale are beautiful also done from the White House pub to hebben bridge a few times as I live in Lancashire is is a good walk to keep doing what your doing
That's a nice route, I've sheltered from horrible weather at the White House pub a few times 😁
Love your vid do hopefully doing this bit soon x
Thanks for watching Beverley
Fab video as per, just confirming for me that I need to get up into the Yorkshire Dales more often.
Thanks for watching Jess, I've just joined Dark Peak Fell Runners so maybe bump into you soon 👍
Aye I noticed you appear in the fb group! I'm always keen to run up hills with people
Have a good one on Friday, would have loved to join if I wasn't at work. Maybe the next one, I'll be slow though 🤣
I love a slow run 😆 lots of steady running planned for the winter.
You get to see more of the scenery that way 🤣
That was a bit of a let down Dean, no chocolate Hob Nobs, great video by the way.
Haha 🤣 I'm waiting for them to make choc HobNobs without milk in them, having to resort to plain or choc chip ones at the moment
@@DeanRead The choc chip ones are nice.
They certainly are, they seem to be pretty rare at the moment though
That is a spectacular section of the PW and certainly makes a nice section to do as a stand alone. And you found Khazaddum too 🤣. No Balrog though, phew! Beautiful part of the country. Great video as always Dean 👍
Thanks for watching Greg. It was a really great section to do via public transport, looking forward to getting some more time to do something similar again soon.
I dream of the day when I have the time to do the goodness knows how many hundreds of hiking routes in this country that I want to do (let alone abroad) and don’t need to work to fund it! Wouldn’t that be great!
So many adventures and so little time, I've let work get in my way this year which I'm regretting now the daylight hours are getting shorter.
Same here. In the middle of an Audit at the moment. But in just over 3 weeks I will be staying in Tideswell for a week so it’s not all bad 😃
Excellent, hope you have a great time. I've still got lots of annual leave to take this year, hopefully I'll be able to disappear into the hills soon myself.
Good timing Dean in uploading a video on the day I’ve actually got a decent WiFi signal here in Bellingham. Great seeing you back on the Pennine Way and you certainly picked one of the best sections there. My first ever time in the Yorkshire Dales and I loved it. I especially liked the section between Hawes and Tan Hill and the walk along the ridge and down to the little waterfalls. It’s a fab trail isn’t it. Did you get post trail blues after your 2019 adventure? I reckon I’ll be getting them when I’m back behind the work desk next week
I definitely got post trail blues, I wanted to turn around and walk back the other way. I was sat at my desk looking out the window the following week processing what had happened the weeks before... Enjoy these last 2 days mate, it's in the bag now 👍😎
@@DeanRead hope so Dean. It’s a life changing experience that’s for sure
Thought it looked familiar so i looked it up and Mallam cove was used as a location for Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows. Ha Ha at 14:39 you can hear the mic pick up you're funkyin it up to "Don't stop till you get enough"
Well spotted on the Michael Jackson song 👍 I left that in on purpose 🤣 His 'Off the Wall' album is one the greatest. Malham Cove certainly was used in HP too. Thanks for watching
Dean having done the y3peaks this year I must say I loved it up there ! Camping in the same spot aswell 👍🏻
Thanks for watching. The Y3P is a great route, I quite fancy doing that again 😁
Haha give us a shout when you do I will
Try to keep up lol 😂
Haha 😂 might arrange a meet up and get people involved for charity perhaps
@@DeanRead be a good idea you would have to get jay and ray on it aswell 😂 I did it with work and we paid a small fortunes to do the challenge … would have preferred to do it for a good cause ….and beet my time without a crook knee
nice video, relaxing style. Very enjoyable
Small thing - it’s ‘HAR’ draw not ‘hore’ draw. I can feel the locals grinding their teeth
Saw your Twitter feed, pictures of you at the pub. It was a warm one. Next day not so good. 4 seasons in a day but with the summer spine main risk must be dehydration, very exposed, with the breeze, deceptive.
Good luck
Thanks for watching. If I'm honest I'd been spelling it Hawdraw not Hardraw so will get it right next time 😂
Hi Dean, I've just subscribed to your channel thanks to a suggestion from hazeoutdoors. Loved this video of the Pennine way. 🙏
Thanks for watching and subscribing Geoff 👍
@@DeanRead can I ask. Are you veggie or vegan? I'm vegan myself and it's nice to see like minded people doing outdoors stuff that doesn't involve meat!
I'm 100% plant based 👍 No meat for 5 years. I feel fitter and healthier than ever.. definitely no turning back for me
@@DeanRead that's awesome stuff. I thought you may have been from the food you was eating and your comment about the shooting of defensless birds!
Well done you my friend. I have been for 8 years and I love it! Even more reason for me to love your channel!
@@geoffminter2927 welcome aboard 👍😎 someone who is a massive meat eater told me in the first few weeks of giving up meet and dairy that I'd waste away and wouldn't be able to walk/run.. I did an ultra marathon earlier this year so I had to laugh when I reminded them what they had said to me 😂 haha
Dean
Excellent video. I've not walked the Pennine Way but have walked in all the villages you visited in this video. The Yorkshire 3 peaks I've done many times. Great footage. I have a fear now of cows after coming very close to being cornered by them. Did you have any problems on this walk?
Please keep the videos coming
Hi Andy thanks for watching. No problems with cows even though there are quite a few around along the way.
I always think it's brave to do a to camera piece after having a few beers😂 kept it nice and brief 😂
Yeah I didn't want to talk rubbish to the camera any more than I usually do 😂😂 Thanks for watching Nick
@@DeanReadlol, np ,great vid
Ah looks wonderful! I can't wait to get out and recce the more northern bits of the Challenger route. So far, over the past year, I've managed Edale to Ickornshaw. Don't know about you but I think about the Challenger far too much and there's still about 9 months to go. Will come around before we know it though. How was the journey back? I'm similar area to you and intend to use public transport for my recces.
Thanks for watching Hannah. I find myself daydreaming about the Pennine Way all the time, even more so now we've entered the Challenger :-) The journey back was straight forward.. White Bus to Garsdale station, then Northern Trains to Leeds then Sheffield. Looking forward to getting as much time as we can on the route before the big day arrives. Going to have a crack at it and take it steady, if I make it in 59hrs 59mins and 59seconds I'll be happy 😂
@@DeanRead yeah my main aim is to finish but not be so close to the cut offs to be stressing. Pretty much how I approached the Lakeland 50 but a lot longer!
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Do you think, the pennine way would be makable for beginners?
If you have some walking and navigation experience then I'd say give it a go. It's a tough route but you can do it in smaller chunks.
@@DeanRead thanks a lot
What! an organised camp site and not wild camping? Must be getting soft in your old age 😉
Felt like I needed or wanted to be around people, long story. I had an image in my head of chatting to people at camp but then the rain spoiled that 😂
You can drink your fancy ales you can drink them by the flagon but the only brew for the brave and true Comes from the Green Dragon
Great book / film 👍 Thanks for watching Thomas
How about doing the Appalachian trail?
Thanks for watching Gary, I think the PCT would be for me 😁
Do your trainers have studs?
Just small grip so not studs specifically. You’d be fine with trail running shoes on this route but it would be very slippery in road running should or trainers if it’s wet. The limestone is treacherously slippery after rain
I think your pronunciation local names as some what amiss
Why change a habit of a lifetime 😂 it's hard to know how a local might pronounce a name. Sadly I can only say it as I see it. Thanks for watching
Is there any chance you might be single?
Do you have a wife or partner?