We shouldn't have CLIMBED IT - Highest Cave In Ireland
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Are you considering hiking through Ireland's highest cave? Before you embark on this adventure, it's important to understand the potential dangers involved.
While the cave offers breathtaking views and a sense of adventure, it's important to remember that it can also be a hazardous environment. The cave is known for its steep drops and tight squeezes, which can pose a risk to even the most experienced hiker.
It's important to come fully prepared for the journey, with appropriate safety gear and a good understanding of caving techniques. It's also recommended that you go with an experienced guide who can navigate the cave safely and provide assistance if needed.
Overall, while the cave can be a thrilling experience, it's crucial to take the necessary precautions and be aware of the potential risks. So, if you're up for the challenge and prepared for the journey, hiking Ireland's highest cave can be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
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As a corkman living in galway, I am very taken with the unique landscape of sligo/Leitrim. Well done lads, great video. Liked and subscribed!
Appreciate that man thanks. Planning on conamara this year. Haven't been there yet. Sligo is amazing. Went to college there and didn't fully appreciate the landscape but I have made up for that.
I did this last week in the wet... didn't do any proper research into it and foolishly wore a pair of runners thinking it would be a light enough hike. How wrong I was. Feel lucky to have made it up and down safely because it was very, very risky
our lovely land of Éire we must preserve and keep our culture alive great video man. Gaeilge go dtí an bás. 🇮🇪⚓
Absolutely. Love the history and folklore. Doing research before hikes makes it all worth while.
Great video, gives me another reason to come back to Ben.
Cheers Alan.. yeah that was one brilliant hike. Loved it.
Well played lads,fkn great video,the positive enthusiasm is so up lifting,the national school was interesting but weird,but the cave and the views are brilliant,fair play for trusting the ropes,fantastic job,Thanks
Hey John, thanks a lot for the kind words! We had a blast making the video, and we're stoked that you enjoyed it. The national school part was indeed a quirky twist, and those ropes added a bit of excitement. We'll keep the positive vibes coming. Cheers for watching
Fair play. You made this one look so easy. Some poor guy fell to his Death last year
At least you went up with all the gear! Seen many person with just a t shirt and shorts n runners. The weather can turn in no time. Yes, going down will be tricky.
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Amazing Cave. Nice video as always, I really like watching your videos here.They are interesting, fun, informative, I love it when you talk about legends and history of ireland... it is very interesting for a person who comes from another country. Thank you:)
Aw thank you Marta. Your so kind. Thanks for the support as always 🙂 that is one brilliant cave. Bit hard in places but really worth the adventure.
Love the hat👍 Definitely a steep old climb (and descent) and in that wet weather💧💧 A stunning spot with super views and great to get it ticked on the bucket list. Great job and well done😊👍
Thank you Sir. That is one beautiful area of the country. Really is. Hope all's well with you. Thanks for a support as always. ✌️
Theres an old mining village on top of the mountain. Careful going into the mines thouggh. Some very steep drops in there
Hoping to do this next weekend. On my list for a while. Great video. Thanks!
Brilliant 🎉
Cheers Pal. 😊
Great video sole trail . Mount benbulben is originally the remaining trunk of a giant willow tree . A species of tree called "the irish willow" grows high up on mount benbulbens crevices and hasnt been found growing anywhere else in nature than high up on its crevices . Depending on if there are also super rare species of flora species found on surrounding peaks could also be clues as to what the other surrounding hills / trunks were before they were felled before and around the bronze ages . Thank again .
Wow Joe thank you for that. Love history. Didn't know that. 🙌🙌🙂
@@soletrail Thanks . Yeah the giant trees are a big and relatively unresearched gap in our planets history ST ! . The cumbrian fells got there name "fells" because they were infact giant felled trees . The giants courseways with its hexigonal shaped columns are a fossilised rootmass of one of these giant trees . It was firstly a russian man who figured the giant trees out . His video interpretation is here . Its well worth your time . czcams.com/video/VS3h6O-gD8c/video.html Thanks for the reply and great video again sole trail .
Wow this was unbelievable 🤩
Deadly video lad 👌
Thank Dec sir.
How did u get the landowners permission, as in where did u begin to even find out who owns it. Is there any hiking routes along the ridge of tube Gleniff horseshoe. Thanks in advance 🙏
Howdie.. we just got lucky to be honest. We were camping in that area anyways for a few days and me someone in the area who we spoke with. No idea how to go about it other than that. Sorry don't have a better answer for you. ✌️
Should say. Very risky to rely on someone else's ropes.
Agree Des. And those ropes weren't in the best of shape. Lesson learned but so so glad I did it but it is very dangerous.
Who do you contact for permission to climb? It's on my 2do list but when I went in summer I seen all the private land signs and didn't want to get in trouble.
We locally met a farmer in the area and asked. Not sure of contact details.
@@soletrail thank you for the reply. It looks absolutely amazing, although I think I'll wait until next summer now :( I'll keep my eyes peeled for farmers the next time I go and hopefully get permission.
@@lisafraser923 No bother at all Lisa. It is a very tough climb so be very wary. Stay safe out there. Thank you for the comment. Martin