Lake District Walks: A WINTER Hike Up WAINWRIGHT's CAUSEY PIKE | A forgotten mountain gem скачать в хорошем качестве

Lake District Walks: A WINTER Hike Up WAINWRIGHT's CAUSEY PIKE | A forgotten mountain gem

A DRAMATIC but easy climb to the top of a fine LAKELAND MOUNTAIN in glorious winter sunshine - a WAINWRIGHT favourite Visit my channel:    / @ukhiking   for more LAKE DISTRICT WALKS. VIDEO CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Lake District Walks 00:14 - Intro 00:55 - Location and route description 03:09 - Route fly-over 05:00 - OS Map of the route and stats 05:21 - Ascent of Rowling End 06:53 - The ascent gets difficult 08:41 - Rowling End summit 09:24 - Causey Pike from Rowling End - Drone shot 10:40 - Views from the summit of Rowling End 11:46 - Wainwright's Memorial in Buttermere Chapel 12:32 - Rowling End summit - Drone sequence 13:39 - The 'Stroll' along Sleet Hause 14:33 - Views of Causey Pike from Sleet Hause 15:44 - Views of Keswick and Skiddaw 16:11 - The final steep ascent path to the summit of Causey Pike 17:04 - A bit of a scramble to the summit 17:26 - Arriving at the summit of Causey Pike 18:05 - Causey Pike summit - Drone shot 18:51 - Rowling End and beyond - Drone shot 19:22 - Causey Pike and Scar Crags - Drone sequence 21:15 - The descent 22:23 - Scar Crags - Drone shot 23:16 - Dusk beckons and so the walk is shortened 23:40 - Causey Pike - Drone shots 25:27 - Panoramic views towards the northern fells and Keswick 26:52 - Drone shot of Crag Hill and Eel Crag 27:12 - The descent gets frosty 28:42 - Drone shot of High Moss and Stoneycroft Gill 29:31 - Closing commentary 29:39 - Drone shot of Stoneycroft Gill valley and beyond 30:15 - Drone shot of High Moss and its mountains 31:12 - Drone shot of Long Comb and Eel Crag 31:47 - Credits A hike up Causey Pike on a cold and crisp day in February. This mountain is situated within a spectacular and beautiful group of mountains in the north of the Lake District National Park and lies just a few miles south of the town of Keswick. The walk starts from the small parking area close to Stoneycroft Farm on the unclassified road that runs from the village of Braithwaite to Buttermere; more information about the route is given in the video and a gpx route file of it is available here: As a retired fella who now has to put up with failing health, as we all must do as time takes its toll on us, my hope is that my hikes will inspire others to take an interest in getting out and about in the British countryside, for there is so much in which to take pleasure in doing so, from the sights we see along the way and the invigorating exercise we gain, to the benefit to our health and mental well-being that hiking brings. Subscribe to my channel,    / @ukhiking  , for more hiking and drone videos of my wanderings on THE FELLS OF GREAT BRITAIN and do feel free to leave comments here, good or bad, and suggestions for improvement in my future videos. A gpx route file of the walk covered in this video is available from me at the following email address: [email protected] or you can access it here: https://explore.osmaps.com/route/2498...