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I’ve done Snowden 5 times and on the last climb I was adamant I would be doing Crib! Visibility less than 10ft wind was brutal and it was slippery due to the rain! We managed it but wouldn’t do it again in that sort of weather!

i found the location but nothing appears on google maps for me

Find any old £ notes .

I hope Ed mad a full recovery, that was just shear bad luck poor guy

Not seen you for a while glad to see pal

🤣Millenials feeling unwelcome on Insta is a new one for me🤣 'cause I thought everyone posted photos of their food?

Used to walk my sheepdog along that ridge. If you can ignore the exposure, the very top edge is a broad, gently sloped path with the odd bit of scrambling. Met many terrified people who shouldn’t have been there, pity as all they’d just set out to do was have an adventure.

The more I know about this river the scarier it is. I'm gonna be afraid of my house at night thinking it's gonna pop out of the shadows and get me

Lightened my heart watching this. You two have a lot of fun together. As a fellow Yorkshire Dales missioner, I can attest to the difficulty of off-trail walking too. Moorland is really uneven, spongy & wet. It proper saps your energy!

nice to see you on this short!

To answer the title: Crib Goch isn't a problem, uneducated / ignorant idiots are the problem, as with all our ranges and summits. Sure the video is a great piece of education. Anyone in the hills, anywhere, stay informed, stay safe. The goal is to be able to go exploring again and again.

Besides the GREAT LAKES ,there are hundreds of lakes all across the U.S. that are vastly larger than the Lakes that you mentioned . Do better research and you may be genuinely surprised what you find .

Why did YT take 4 months to recommend this to me? This is great.

Well done . I'm glad you showed Foule Crag too

Sharp Edge is precarious .

What a terrifying sideways river.

What about small submarine without someone in it?

Great idea for a vid

I was one of those inexperienced people, luckily we turned back when we realised the scale, it was severe rain and wind, could have been another statistic

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Well somebody scared it and it was petrified.

Nothing at all wrong with turning around. Bonnie Tyler got it right. The mountains will be there next time.

I've been up Helvellyn via the other route, and have always wanted to do Striding Edge, but suffer really badly with vertigo which comes and goes without warning. I'm guessing that it wouldn't be the best choice to attempt this route?

Why dont they "DAM" the damn thing and recover all the dead bodies still trapped or buried?? It's obvoiusly a TRENCH.

I hope there will be a 3d mapping of the strid someday!

Looks amazing! Both times I've done Snowden (latest this past Easter) the top has been in the clouds with zero view. Hopefully one day I'll get the enjoy the view from the top.

Just came across this @jackasnacks - such a great vid! I'm curious what song that is in the background?

Great vid. A feature on Google maps is you can download an area when you have signal and it stays on your phone for 30 days. Use it all the time in poor signal areas.

You're all self absorbed idiots.

This is the most British video I've ever watched. I'm still not seeing your picture (or that pinned location for that matter) when I google "the center of Great Britain"

IDIOTS never stray off the beaten track in weather like that unless you know the route to take . no matter how much easier you think you can make it for yourselves . Steep grassy slopes are lethal on cliffs and mountains and many people die assuming they are safe because they are on grass .

Good to share. I used to live in the area and the ability of Crib Goch to turn super grim has to be seen to be believed. So a helpful video! To say, before a descent for bad weather, reminding each other that descents are pretty dangerous is always a good idea: snacks and a brew always good pre decent prep ;)

Inspiration is easier to come by nowadays, shame about the common sense though. I first did Crib Goch aged 15 with my overly qualified Dad who spent his youth doing 3peaks challenges. Experience matters!!!

Hands up who says he is the problem

Worst SLM ever :D .... good adventuring though, you should have a go at a proper straight line (platinum), they are great fun and have a unique way to traverse countryside.

You must make a lot of money cos you’re literally a 2/10 and look like a 12 year old and shes wayyy to hot for you

Not sure if you are 16 years old or rather 55

The first thing I have noticed is there’s guys have the wrong equipment……. Like I would have have brought an ice pick!!! Am sure it says to have one on you at the beginning of the walk. I brought one with me when I was there!

On the other hand, I’ve seen plenty of videos of crib Gogh etc, where the UA-camr urges caution, and some so-called experienced climber in the comments will mock them as ‘it’s just a grade 1 scramble’. They are the problem more than you are.

As someone who loves the outdoors and has led a few groups up a mountain, I have never thought of UA-camrs such as yourself and Danger Dave as being the problem. You discuss these topics and when things go wrong, you share it. I have seen absolutely horrendous videos of idiots poorly-dressed, marching up Ben Nevis in the snow with absolutely no research done and “they have to do it” “they can’t turn back now”. For the sake of completing a video. The worst part was that they actually succeeded. Honestly, it would be better if idiots like that did end up needing Mountain Rescue, as god knows what they think they can attempt next.

There is no trrail around the rim. A few trekker have done it as a 35 mile, 2 day hike with scrambling and bouldering, crossing scree slopes all that. The road goes all the way around at about 55 miles in length - some skiers and snowshoers have taken that path in winter when the road is under feet of snow.

I don't think for one minute that you, or any other uploaders, are responsible for negative experiences/outcomes. I love watching videos like this but have no desire to climb! (I'm terrified of heights). I just find it fascinating to watch others achieve their goals against the odds. 😊

I would love to walk along this on a lovely summer day, but that involves a large amount of training and planning people who don’t do that are asking for trouble

You inspire me not to be a dickhead

Your videos will be seen by many people. A minority of your viewers will be adrenaline junkies who over estimate their abilities and / or dismiss the perils that you highlight. Most people who watch your videos will be sensible enough to see that you are a very capable mountain person knowing what you are doing. Most of us wouldn't want to do what you do in these videos.

The runescape music made me chuckle.

I'm surprised you didn't come across some skeletons on the bottom. In fact, at 2:29, those perfectly aligned rocks look like teeth on a skull. I had to rewatch it at 0.25 speed to realize it's only round pebbles.

When I was on Scout camp at 14, one of the leaders took a group of us up Crib Goch and along the ridge to the summit of Snowdon. None of us, including the leader, had any climbing experience. We loved the experience. The leader was an idiot.

That episode on the mountain was a disaster from start to finish. The problem of crib goch is some of the idiots that go on it, including so called mountaineers? And I don't think we really need the TRIGGER warning?

My advice would be to just stay away from Snowdon all together. It's the London of hikes. Incredibly overrated, overpopulated and offers nothing that others don't but is the only one place people have heard of so they flock to it. I did Crib Goch literally only because I was being hounded to do Snowdon but I said I'd only do it either at night or via Crib Goch... Should have gone at night. Absolutely full of people scuttling all over it. I honestly fail to see the appeal of both Crib and Snowdon as a whole