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Regions - Trip reports, destination advice, recommended routes, etc. => Peak District => Topic started by: harry_keogh on 19:09:32, 17/08/20
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I actually did this walk back in April last year. The photos have been sat on the computer ever since and I've just got around to writing it up. It's a long walk and makes a nice alternative to the more popular Edale Skyline. This post isn't quite as personal as my usual post due to it being so long ago - it's a bit more instructional. I think the only thing I really remember well was the fact I skipped breakfast then stupidly left all my food in the car. By the time I realised, it was too late in the walk to go back so I did the whole thing on an empty stomach!
Full route description: The Great Ridge and Kinder Scout North (https://hillexplorer.com/great-ridge-kinder-scout-north-edge/)
(https://hillexplorer.com/wp-uploads/routes/great-ridge-kinder-north/great-ridge-kinder-north-large-9.jpg)
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That looks a grand round, nice photos. You must have been a bit weak at the knees by the end, doing it without food!
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Blimey, I knew that route was doable in theory, but it’s a huge undertaking! It’s both a long distance and a lot of ascent.
Great report.
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Thanks for posting! I'd forgotten Mam Tor and chums was on my hit list and you've given me an idea for a linear route O0
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Great photos, I remember walking Mam tor earlier this year, these photos brought back fond memories O0 Kinder is on my to do list :)
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Blimey, I knew that route was doable in theory, but it’s a huge undertaking! It’s both a long distance and a lot of ascent.
Great report.
It's a fair slog! I always like to feel half dead or in pain at the end of a walk though - otherwise I don't feel like I've done enough! Many will walk for pleasure but I do it as much for a hard workout to counter the many hours I spend on my [censored] behind a desk during the week. I have realised though that my site is somewhat lacking in short walks so I may start trying to add to that a bit more... Maybe I could do two short routes in a day instead of one big one.
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I have just noticed this after looking for some info` on Ladybower reservoir and its surrounds . Indeed that is a long hard slog by the looks of it. Well done. Great photos.