Hiking to the Highest Pub in Britain | Tan Hill Inn | The Yorkshire Dales
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- Hello! In today's video I take a walk to the famous Tan Hill Inn, the highest pub in Britain situated in The Yorkshire Dales near to Keld.
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a very interesting and very pleasant place, very beautiful nature with very beautiful weather
@@erikalfan1027 Yes, the weather is very beautiful at the moment, that's one way to look at it 😂
Lovely walk , look forward to the next one .Jeff
Thanks Jeff :D
Why have we not heard of this before?!!??!?! Wow - this looks AWESOME! Thanks for sharing! ~Karen & Shannon WOY
Hello Karen & Shannon! Thank you :D
Joyous, you've got a splendid eye for details, ie the moss , thistles etc and the new dimension of running forwards and backwards for the remote selfie shots worked really well.
It's a real privilege to be in your company Carrie, beautiful 😍
@@davidheaven9885 Thanks David, I like to capture the small details. The lichen growing on the signs was amazing, shows how clean the air is up there. Been trying some different film shots to add interest, glad you liked it✌️😊
Another wonderful walk to add to my list , thank you Carrie .
You're welcome, as always :D
A place I have always wanted to visit, to have a drink and have a meal, yet despite it being just an hour away, still never been. The wildflower walk between Muker and Keld is one of Mrs Metalmans favourite walks, so we have been quite close before too. Real moody clouds with real boggy ground too and yes, brilliant marketing and if I have did the Pennine Way I would want a T Shirt to prove it. The positive with all the rain was the real nice little streams running, especially under the stone bridges. Yikes £20 for a main meal and I was hoping we would have seen a bit of footage inside the pub and it would not be summer 2024 with out some rain. Just as well you have a new jacket with that weather and if you were looking for solitude that sure is the one to do, cheers Alan
@@AlanMETALMAN Hi Alan, there were too many people in the pub to film inside but I agree it would have been nice to capture some footage. I think you should treat Mrs Metalman to a meal there✌️☺️
Hi carrie, another fantastic hike. I really enjoyed this one
@@overthehilloutdoors Thanks ✌️😊
Hi Carrie I enjoyed coming for a hike with you, its a beautiful area of the Dale's, it's one of my favourite parts of the Yorkshire Dale's and I love keld been there lots of times in the past and of course Tan Hill Inn I was there back in the mid 1990s, I will have to re visit these places again. atb Carrie, it's a big 👍from me cheers Glenn
Hi Glenn, glad you enjoyed it. It's nice to revisit places- that's what I've been doing with these videos, finding new places and returning to old ones :D
I love it around there Carrie, so many routes to take/choose from! Another fab video, thanks.
@@62shello Thanks, there is plenty to explore around those dales ✌️☺️
What a beautiful walk! And a pub en route too - perfect! A definite positive to all this rain is that everywhere still looks lush. Great video 😊
I agree, we are lucky to be surrounded by lush greenery in Britain, just wish we had a bit more sunshine this year, it's turned into a wash out this summer so far :)
@carriehikes It has, hasn't it! I'm hoping it'll improve soon as we're off to the Peak District week after next! 🤞🏻 🌞
Good video again Carrie.
You film well.
You walk and talk well too.
Over 10 miles again.
The weather didn’t look great but you captured and shared well.
I thought I'd already commented on this video but I miss have forgot.
Beautiful waterfalls, wild flowers, rivers. You are filming well with the tripod, like that.
Funny in the old house or barn,"Stinks of sheep in here"
Keep having fun👋💚❤️
Hi Jamie, it wasn't a bad walk that one. I would've liked to have spent more time at the pub though! :D
Lovely video, very calming
Thanks :D
My Heart belongs in Keld and my body belongs in a museum, I just love Keld and after every visit I feel Recharged and Energetic. Tony the Retired Hiker in Essex
It is a very beautiful area, it's so peaceful as well, totally unspoilt by the modern world :D
carrie and mate same i went to keld 08 for the waterfalls walk off season no one there but me plan was to do the walk then to farmers pint hitch a ride back oct off season no one there but me no phone or poles felt to risky lady i was with didnt know where i was hiking asleep.in cottage so instead just took a safer footpath above the village for a bit one of my favorite dales spot tan hill had lunch went behind for view second time kitchen was delayed opening so we headed to cbs for lunch stayed at usha gap cottage for a week agree a time warp little has changed since post war era in dales lady i went with said had neen going to dales since 80s she and late husband had a cottage in wensleydale
lovely remote walk....last time we went in the tan hill inn there was a small lamb asleep by the fire
@@atrampinthehills.841 That doesn't surprise me 🐑🐏🐑☺️
same us a retired veteran fed the lamb some treats and we petted him other folks fed the geese outside
Woohoo well done on the 💯🏆💪🎉 You’ve got a nice style. Congratulations, I’m sure you’ll add many more.
Thanks Pete, to be honest I'm surprised anyone watches my videos! It's all just a bit of fun anyway :D
nice to see the moor up there last visit 08 the footpath was under renovation towards the inn due to erosion looks much improved keld as told other viewer abandoned waterfalls walk instead took footpath off the coast to the north 300 400 feet maybe yes the changing weather out there we stayed at usha gap cottage on the way back from hawes also attempted millineum cairn circular just few miles from summit of buttertubs heading down clear then here it comes from the west rushed back to the car down to usha barely made it witj our dinner from hawes but thats swaledale 10 miles in that humidity tough i know ive been on the appalachian trail in virginia that far but at least is forest shaded dales moor no shelter at all anyway enjoyer watching the footpath out there comments
Thanks Mark, sounds like you have some great hiking memories of Swaledale :D Nice that you've walked a bit of the AT- I would love to walk it one day!
@@carriehikesthanks yes we did cotter hawes meadow and bolton abbey appersett viaduct virginia has trilogy similar to 3 peaks famous mcafees knob dragons tooth and both at offshot catwaba ive down all 3 angels rest pearisburg and at near mountain lake and bald knob same weather can change quickly like dales all are wooded except dragons wanderedaround hardraw force and high force hail on way back green dragon pints mates thought was funny when i said yall those mancs and dalesmen had funny accents to me at virginia can be brutal humid in summer though keep inind if you plan a trip
@@marktait2371 Thanks Mark
I did this walk last year from Muker, the Ursha Gap Camp site, going either side of kisdon hill to keld, loved it and i think up theres never dries out lol
Hi, I think you're right, it doesn't dry out! That campsite at Usha Gap looks amazing every time I walk through it, so peaceful :D
yes mate nice campsite met a few bike campers one morning i went on the footpath above the campsite nice view of kisdon we stayed at usha gap cottage for a week
On my first Sea To Sea my Father joined me at Kirby Stephens to Richmond and he did NOT like that section at all, Rain and Gale Force winds. It was the last time he asked if he could join me on one of my Hikes. Tony the Ritired Hiker in Essex
When the weather is that bad it can ruin an otherwise beautiful walk. But it's worth it when the sun shines! :D
@@carriehikes I ended up hiking in Boots, Waterproof Jacket and swim trunks, which raised a few eyebrows as I passed through a few villages. Tony the Ritired Hiker in Essex
@@user-TonyUK When you hike in swim trunks it really is wet weather!
Nice that Carrie 👌 can’t beat a 4 seasons in one day walk!
I know, what's happened to our summer? :(
@@carriehikes we had it the other week when it was too hot 😂
@@Takingawalkwithmybestfriend true☀️
yep us same upper dales rain sun hailstorm all in same day friend in hawes commented about changing climate and farmer same had a dales authority summit on climate change hawes museum never saw so packed with cars no spaces left had to go to leyburn store same high force sun hailstorm then way back to hawes sun came out be glad yall dont live in virginia 100 2 days last week heat index 105 110 and 4 days same in july