Hiking to Dodd Fell & Drumaldrace | The Dales 30 Challenge | The Yorkshire Dales
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2025
- Hello, follow my journey from Hawes to Dodd Fell Hill and Wether Fell/ Drumaldrace as part of my challenge to walk all the 2000ft mountains in the Yorkshire Dales.
Music: Moving On- Wayne Jones (UA-cam Audiolibrary)
Well done Carrie.
11 miles! You put a good shift in👏👏👌
It didn’t look like summer for you there. Tough year for hikers and views. Hopefully we'll have it good soon. I'm agree with you about completing the full walk.
Hope your heel is holding up okay.
Nice video sorry for being slow.
I'll always catch up.
Looked like you had a nice pint of cider at the end. Nice😁👍
Hi Jamie, it was a boggy walk on Dodd Fell, probably one I'll never return to! But still good to tick off another peak in the Dales challenge :D Always good to finish a walk with a cold one :D
Looks a great walk well done Carrie .
Thanks :D
Fantastic scenery 👌 it looked hard work 😊
It was hard walking over the boggy open moorland, tough going- still, it's cheaper than a gym membership! :D
Great video well done doing those two thirties especially the last one with the overgrown path.
Hi Bill, thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid :D
Great vid carrie looks like a brill hike with some cracking views. Stay in the dales it looks for less busy 😂 dragons back is well worth a visit
Yeah, there's a big difference between the amount of people in the dales compared to the peaks unless you go over to the Y3P area that is. I'll put Dragon's Back on the list, cheers :D
I'm playing catch-up a bit Carrie. I must say I like a spot of bog bashing-it's like we dance across the land from one spot to another if you get my meaning. Totally agree with not cheating - many drive half way up a mountain and then walk. No! The mountain starts down there. Well, a fantastic day - loved that walled garden. Ha ha! All the best. Mark
Not sure about dancing across the land! I was just sinking in to the bog :D Cheers
@@carriehikes Well, I dance from one clear space to another Carrie. Feels good - you wanna try it. Have a great day mate.
Alport castles is a pretty walk or along Derwent edge. ❤ The Peak District.
I’m doing the Dales 30 and when I did Dodd and wether the crossings on the summits were horrendous with bogs. Took ages to get across to the trig but such a beautiful walk.
Hi Pauline, thanks for the suggestion. Yeah it was pretty boggy up there, I wouldn't like to try it in winter conditions that's for sure!
Thanks for sharing this. Glad the rain kept off. If there's rain in the forecast I always decide to do it another day.
Hi David, so you're a fair weather walker! Don't blame you, many a time I've decided to do something else when it's raining :D
@@carriehikes Absolutely. There's always another day!
Hi Carrie, loving the dales 30 series, dry and great views for this walk, alport castles in the peaks is a favourite for me, anyways happy hiking cheers nigel
Hi Nigel, glad you are enjoying the vids. A few people have mentioned Alport Castles- I'll have to visit. Cheers :D
Beautiful 😍
Thanks David
A great hike Carrie.Snaizehome is where the red squirrels are yes. Was up on that hike again a couple of weeks ago photographing some of the Montane Spine runners.
Yeah, I might go and take a look at Snaizeholme's squirrels another day. After giving up running I can't watch runners anymore! :(
@@carriehikes that's a shame :(
Another cracking video Carrie. I did that route reversed and camped on Dodd fell. See vid 😉
I'll take a look at that one, thanks Pete :D
Oh we were at Hawes about 9 days ago and had a real good and warm day and that looked a great walk from there, despite the overcast weather. Plenty of omens on that trail, only need to look at the skies but still the higher you got the better the views got. I am always aware of nesting birds at this time of the year, especially with size 11 flippers but they camouflage themselves so well that is sometime difficult. Great looking trig with nice views but I hate walking off road without a clear path. Although I am not too keen on road walking when it is a old Roman Road - that's different, those roads always blow my mind, especially when it is one of the Roman Roads in the lakes. That footpath between the two stone walls......Yikes! The buttercup meadow was much more acceptable and a great place to finish 11 miles and in the dry too. I could suggest plenty of Lake District walks but totally lost in the Peak District, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, I was worried about stepping on some poor bird's nest up there! By heck it was boggy! I'm not too bad with the Lake District, it's just the Peaks I'm not familiar with. I'm thinking of starting a round of Wainwrights once I've finished up the Dales 30. Road walking hurts the feet after a while but I was happy to walk on it after that deep bog on Dodd Fell- I didn't film how bad it was because I was concentrating so much on getting out of it! :D