MONSAL HEAD (hiking guide) Amazing route in The Peak District!
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Here is a lovely 3 mile (easy) route with a waterfall, viaduct and tunnel! starts and finishes at a pub in a beautiful location in The Peak District.
Route map - explore.osmaps...
essentials to pack for any hike...
2L water minimum
food, high energy snacks
sturdy footwear
comfortable clothing
waterproofs
warm jacket
small first aid kit
battery pack for phone
Have the route on a map or downloaded, I use OS maps premium which allows me to download these routes offline which means if I lose signal I still have the map! heres a link to check out OS maps
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safe and enjoy, HAPPY HIKING
Just walked this route exactly as you showed in the video and oh my God was it worth it - thank you for this as I thought I was gna miss the viaduct on my visit 😊
Thank Sam. Stunning route. We extended it into Great Longstone for a pub lunch at the White Lion. Keep up the good work 👍
Lovely walk, thank you! Was great with a dog and we stopped for a picnic. Fab instructions 😊
Lovely walk - Saw this on your Instagram reels and my partner and I are going to do this on Saturday for our date day. Thanks Sam!
This was great, really informative. Looking forward to trying it next week with my family. Thank you.
What a lovely little walk thanks for showing the route great video and view of the countryside thanks Sam 👍
Love you videos Sam. I’m in Australia at the moment but you’ve wetted my appetite for my visit to the Peak next week. My first school holiday was to Hartington at the youth hostel. Took my parents on one of the walks we did which was linear (hadn’t considered that at the age of 9 🤦♀️) and when we got to the end they said ‘where now’. I said ‘I don’t know, we got the school bus back). Around we turned and walked all the way back. Think it was about a 7 mile walk in the end at Dovedale. The Peak and the Lake District both have my heart.
Been to the Monsal Trail so many times and never knew about the Weir so thanks very much. Shame the Packhorse Inn was closed, it's a lovely pub and does amazing food. Thank you 😊
Brilliant video!, enjoyed the explanations of parking and where to go etc. Would love to see some walks in Shropshire perhaps?
Cracking short route. Such a gorgeous part of the peaks so picturesque
Great video. These inspire me to get out and do more in the peaks. 👍
Another lovely episode man, place looks brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!
I have just come across your channel and have subscribed, really enjoyed the video and will be catching up on some of your past videos.
I've been above there to hike to the Ethel but never done this one. It's definitely a beautiful hike, Sam. Thanks for sharing.
nice video...next stop for me...cheers!
Love your UA-cam and Tiktok videos Sam. Did this circular yesterday and downloaded OSMaps from your link. Beautiful views ❤️. Nearly got scuppered by 7 cows waiting at the gate just after going over the bridge near the weir!! Only thing I'd say is that last incline before you got to the viaduct was far from easy for me (I'm a bit doddery but luckily had my poles)... Plus it was wet 😭. Overall a great day though so thank you 👍☺️
Were there cows along this route? Not sure my children would like that!
Nice video, thanks for sharing, came across you on social reels first, found you on here to subscribe. We've done the "Stepping stones" walk off Monsal Trail but will try this one and some of your others when we return to the peaks in August.
Thanks for making the effort to share these. 👍
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! I appreciate it 🙏 enjoy when you do get round to doing it! Lovely little walk
Did the last week Great little route Sam perfect for our needs not to long but encapsulates the spirt of the Peak District.
Hi Sam great video, we did your Cheedale today, fantastic. Thank you for your guidance, it was spot on. Regards Andy.
Thanks Sam did this today your directions are spot on, and the walk was fantastic!
I've just booked a few days in the Peak District based on your guides. I'm looking forward to trying some of the walks you've recommended - I'll add this one to the list.
5:47 - ez top 10 moment in Sam Culley videos ✅
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I was just walking in that area at the weekend as part of the Peak District ultra challenge. Would love to see more of the area around Bakewell as its great memories
Never knew where the weir was, thanks for the route 😊
I love your videos brother. Thank you & God Bless 👍
Thanks a lot matey!
Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍59
Did this walk today. Great little walk with so many different aspects to it.
We’re up that way next week. Do you think it would be suitable for a buggy?
@Willdu87 it's very narrow at the start so no unfortunately.
Thank you for the video, will definitely be trying this one, next time I’m in Bakewell
Enjoyyyy
Thanks for the route!
If you are after ideas, then the Dambusters Hike would be a great one. On a personal note, the thing I would like, if possible, is a link to a gpx for your hikes. Just an idea.
Great shout I will actually do that now 👍
I’ve managed to link the route on OS maps in the Description, can’t seem to link the Gpx file it won’t go on 😅
Hi Sam just found your channel and immeadiatly subbed 👍
Thanks so much 🙏
I love how informative the your videos are. This one looks like a great walk with our 10yr old who can currently tolerate 4-5 miles depending on the ease of it. We recently walked along Baslow edge, that was pretty steep. Iv subscribed and we will be giving this walk ago.
Have you ever been to the Isle of Wight? It’s like being abroad ☺️
Thanks for watching…
This walk is perfect then…
I have been there for a short holiday but didn’t do much hiking! Are there lots of routes ?
@@Samrculleyi think there are quite a few. We haven’t tried any yet but my dad lives there and we’re planning to find some coastal routes when we go in a few weeks especially if it’s not beach weather. I’ll have to let you know what we find. 🙂
Via means way . Probably Roman in origin.
Hi Sam. Found this via instagram. Do you think this route would be suitable for a kid in a buggy?
Hi did Sam’s route last week unfortunately I think the first bit is a bit impassable to a buggy as it gets quite steep and narrow in places. If you could carry it for that section you would be fine that’s what I saw one couple doing
Funny how those phone booths stood empty for years but after CV19 saga they started fitting them with defibrillators. I think I know why.
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