07-01-22 - Fleetwith Pike and Warnscale Head bothy

My latest walk, and the first of the new year, took me up to Fleetwith Pike summit on a very cold winter's day. The snow had returned and the views were stunning.
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Thanks for watching.

[@train4905]

Butifull

[@malgreenley-lakedistrictvi5230]

Thanks for watching, Stephen. Glad you liked it.

[@ruskinyruskiny1611]

Nice one wish I was there.

[@malgreenley-lakedistrictvi5230]

Thanks for watching

[@AlanMETALMAN]

Yes, very enjoyable watch, especially in those proper winter conditions. I always go up the nose of Fleetwith Pike too, rather than the slate mine and always marvel at the views behind me as I go up. Only thing I do not like about this climb is the amount of false summits, I am sure there are more, every time I climb it! Cheers Alan

[@malgreenley-lakedistrictvi5230]

Ahh thanks, Alan. I've done this walk many times and it never disappoints. Thanks for watching, it's always appreciated.

[@thomastyler10air]

Hi Mal I enjoyed you beautiful video very much especially with the snow covered peaks, It is my intention to visit Warnscale Bothy next year . Is best to start my climb from Buttermere direction or from Honister direction bear in mind I am a fit enough 70 year old male... Regards Tom

[@malgreenley-lakedistrictvi5230]

Hello, Tom. They're both great routes, but Buttermere is so stunningly beautiful that's it really doesn't matter. The view from Fleetwith Pike summit truly takes your breath away, so I would choose the direct route from Honister. Thanks for watching, Tom - it's really appreciated. Take care.