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Ace.
Name that trail?
High Crag/Warnscale?
Yes, it does look like High Crag, Warnscale and a bit of Scarth Gap. Looks like a grand ride.
*like*
my kind of riding.... natural, technical and nadgery. nice scenery. i need to ride proper in the UK at some point soon. i have the same frame, too....
Cheers. Added to "the list" of trails to ride.
Does anyone ever ride the bridleway straight down (due east) from Gamlin End, rather than the path to Seat and Scarth Gap?
That is proper nice. All that exposure would get my pipe twitching. Also reminds me why I love the idea of an alpine hardtail, but will be sticking with a suss bike for a while yet. 🙂
Definitely looks like Scarth Gap, but not so much Warnscale. Ace vid though wherever it is!
I love the way the trail dog runs ahead then waits for the rider to catch up 😀
Any dog I've ever owned would have been either under the wheels, running off in the wrong direction or trying to chase sheep (NB they were always kept on a lead around sheep).
Don't think it's Warnscale we did that a few weeks ago, but it looks ace.
Skidding @ 1.20 🙄
Drone pilot didn't seem to have his observer/buddy box with him...
I think its Red pike towards Scarth gap and then Buttermere.
Ace.
I think we need to ride it next summer.
Disappointed, I was hoping to see more of H.
Last bit is defo Scarth Gap down to Buttermere. Not sure about the first bit. Don't think any of it is Warnscale.
Cool little vid.
It's warnscale, not Warnscale bottom (other side of valley)
Aha!
Nice, thanks for sharing
+1 Gavgas: the descent is High Stile / High Crag into Scarth Gap.
Edit: sorry, really should have read the earlier posts 🙂
That's a seriously well trained "Strava / Enduro" dog, cutting all those corners like that..... 😉
OK.
1. Thats a great little vid.
2. I need to ride in the Lakes a LOT more.
3. Can I include everything in that vid into a big loop of a ride?
4. Does anyone with a drone want to be my friend?
The quickest loop is up through Burtness wood to Bleaberry Tarn, onto Red Pike and take a left. There's a longer, less steep route up the back by Scale Force.
Super cool.
Are drones the new helmet-cam?
@Daveyboywonder - you need to look into doing the four passes - Honister Pass, Warnscale Bottom, Scarth Gap Pass, Black Sail Pass to Wasdale Head and then over Sty Head back to the bottom of Honister.