I just did this a couple days ago. No scrambling experience before this. I started down Pyg a 100 yards and turned around. I made up my mind and went for it. I was by myself and terrified the whole way. Things get real when turning around isn’t an option and I regretted my decision many times. I made it through and learned so much about myself. One of the greatest and most terrifying experiences of my life

@chrisgodfrey8827

10 ай бұрын

I had exactly the same experience 30 years ago when I first did it. I did not expect it to be so scary. I learnt a lot that day.

Good to see someone taking all possible precautions. Set off ultra early in midsummer - so maximum daylight. A dry day with very little wind. Anticipated and thought through how to stay safe whilst filming - hands free. Filming, and expensive equipment secondary to your safety. Buddied up on most dangerous section. Told others where you were going. Gained relevant fitness and experience on less demanding /dangerous routes prior to this. Used equipment and pack weight suitable for yourself and the challenge. Even doing all this, still challenging, still risky. Well done.

I have walk up Snowden on 3 occasions now and used the miners / Pyg track. I do suffer with vertigo and would never go near Crib Goch. Someone once said to me “ you don’t have to have had a near death experience to have had an adventure “ Sound advice that was! Great footage and editing all the same.

What a spectacular view. Thanks for walking this ridge and filming it, because I sure as hell wouldn’t. 😅

What a lovely host! Fresh bread is a win in my book 🤘

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

The smell of the hut was amazing when i came back from the local walk !

I had i very unexpected encounter on Crib Goch back in the early 1960s. Set off from Pen y Pas early and was at the start of the knife edge before seeing anyone. Half way along i could hear someone approaching from the summit directions. For you youngsters - in those long distant days - you could hear people in their nailed boots for quite some distance ! The mist had taken away most of the view so i sat down and waited for someone to appear. Out of the mist came an older gentleman confidently striding along puffing on a pipe. As we exchanged pleasantries i was asstonished to see a Siamese cat appear and start rubbing himself on our legs. The older gent informed me that she always ventured into the mountains with him, was very happy on Crib Goch and had only once, when it was very icy, had to take refuge in his old Bergen. He informed me that puss had completed the Snownon Horseshoe many times and had even been to the top of Tryfan. We parted as he was walking back to Capel Curig where he was staying and wanted to have a bath before his dinner !😢

I once saw a gentleman on Crib Goch coming from the opposite direction, as we passed I noticed he had flat soled office shoes on. Mental!

Thoroughly enjoyed this. So beautiful and breathtaking - even sitting here safe at home some of those shots got my heart pounding. Appreciate you bringing us along for the adventure! (btw, Great editing and presentation - I know so much extra work (mental and physical) goes into stitching together a smooth narrative and making sure you have the B-roll video to support the story. Very well done.)

Brilliant 👌 I've been to the summit many times because worked on the cafe renovation some years ago but I've never even seen crib goch route before, now I understand why so many lose their lives there every year. You're a braver man than me, it was covered in snow until a warm spell a day or two before you went, but I guess you planned it that way. Fantastic footage. Thanks 👍

Fantastic way to see this challenging route. My husband - a former fell runner - has run over it! I would crawl in terror so enjoyed the adventure through your great video. Well done!.

I've done a couple of mountains in Wales, but nothing as scary as Crib Goch. Well done, and thanks for sharing your fantastic experience!

Did Crib Goch about 25 years ago, but in bright sunshine, dry rock, little wind. A pure joy. Watching it again , makes me wonder why I wasn't scared to death! A wonderful experiencence though. Try Tryffyn next door, a good climb.

Wow that all looked amazing! I especially liked seeing the clouds come over the ridges almost like waterfalls. Thanks for sharing!

Fantastic as usual Jack! Glad that you enjoyed Crib mate and good advise to try and semi-partner up with another when soloing. Beautiful footage, nice editing and commentary, class man. Looking forward to your next video.

Those are some beautiful views but my gawd, I about crawled out of my skin on a couple of those shots with my fear of heights! Thank you for sharing. Even before I was disabled, I would never have the cojones to do something like that!

Absolutely amazing 😮😊….. I’m in awe mate to be fair …..well done 👍🏻

This is what KZread is all about. Really appreciate the work you put in, your enthusiasm is infectious, thanks

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Your name really got me haha

A couple of scout leaders took me and some others up and along Crib Goch when I was 14. I loved it! My parents were horrified. I am horrified now. If anyone took one of my teenagers along there without prior mountain experience, I’d kill then!

That was spectacular - fabulous filming and nail gripping.

I've been enjoying your videos, really good content and always great information. Keep them coming

Hope you enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed watching. That was awesome, stunning cinematography. Those shepherd's huts are great. Stopped in a few in the Yorkshire dales and fell in love with them. Plan on stopping in as many as I can. They all have such different character.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you who! I recognise your name from a long time ago. Love seeing people still here thank you for the kind words :)

Just the most amazing watch, stunning👍

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kirsty glad to have you here

I giggled so much at your beautiful northern narrative right at the scary bit with the ‘silly bugger’ drone. So glad you got across safe. You’re a bloody hero lad 😆 Stunning footage 🎥

Good morning from Canada, Jack what out standing Drone footage,great commentary love your adventurous,,,,,,Thank you

Enjoyed reliving this scramble. Thank you.

Great cloud inversion and like the time lapse photography. Excellent videoing and narration.

Reminds me of some of Northern California USA. I live in the Southern San Joaquin valley of California. God bless you all

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Hello Katherine from Cali!

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.

Absolutely stunning! Great vid man!

Brilliant!! My god that bring backs some memories. I'm glad you were able to land your drone you needed nerves of steel to do that. First time I climbed Crib Goch was with my dad, we climbed Snowden three times in a week each from different paths. I'm glad you teamed up with Chris, I see his comments. Well done to both of you. Great video, really enjoyed it Good luck from Spain!!

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Yooooooo cheers David always good to see you here. I certainly fell in love with Wales today :D

@davidberlanny3308

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks Just seen your Mum on your team mates Chris message. I'm glad you got down safely.

Awesome view! Would love to try that hike

What can I add. First of your vids I saw was of course the Strid, but kept it up on account of your excellent hiking vids. But this one, wow, "takes it to a whole new level". Keep it up!

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the kind word thanks for sticking around from the strid stuff! Got an adventure planned next weekend with Em that I can’t wait to share with you all

That was superb Jack, it’s quite some time since I went up there, your video brought back many memories. The cloud inversion was epic and a delight to see. Great work fella.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Andy, the cloud inversion was truly the best part for me. I sat and watched it every break i took. I could have sat their all day watching it roll over the mountains.

Looked beautiful - you were so lucky with the weather.

My story with Crib Goch... In 2007 I came to UK and lived in a shared house. One of the tenants suggested to go to Snowdonia and he took me and other mate. I didn't know what Snowdonia was and I never did any climbing in my life so I took a rucksack with a beer inside it and put tshirt , shorts and adidas trainers on. Long story short, I found myself on the vertical wall climbing up with my mates above me and pieces of rocks flying down and nearly hitting my head. I knew there was no way back and I had to go up. I was shit scared like them and I was just praying not to die. My trainers were just unsticking. I think we climbed the worst possible way as we reached the top somehow from the side of the edge. I remember after that climb I wasn't scared of heights anymore, I could just walk at the edge of the roof of empire state building and wouldn't bother lol That was the most stupid risky thing I did in my life

The shots of the clouds cascading over the ridges brought back so many memories of climbing in Wales 40 years ago. Nothing has changed. Except for the technology for filming it, the extra safety provided by mobile phones, the clothing, the cafe... Thanks for braving it for us so we could enjoy it vicariously!

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Absoulely no problem at all! Thanks for coming along with me and sharing your memories! The clouds were mesmerizing to watch! I sat and had lunch with them :D

@denisecabe1613

Жыл бұрын

Sorry Jack , that comment with blue M it wasn't from me ( Denise ) and I hope you are well ? Another weekend is upon us and Jack have a wounderful one at that , be safe. I can't wait to see another adventure video from you .

@marsupialdungbucket

Жыл бұрын

And I feel that I should also apologise to you, Jack. You see, I'm not the delightful Denise. I am, in fact, a 60-year-old bloke called Graham from Wakefield and I was employed by the Yorkshire Building Society to infiltrate your channel and get trade secrets from you and Em. All our excursions and illicit reminiscences together were designed to gain your confidence. But you won me over with your disarming charm (or your discharming arm, I forget which), so your secrets are safe with me. However I will now have to lie low for a while to avoid the YBS hitmen. I'm told there's a discrete place in Honiston Pass I could hole up in for a while. If you fancy dropping by for a coffee any time... (bring your own coffee pot). Stay safe. And sane. ;)

@denisecabe1613

Жыл бұрын

Hello Jack , This is Denise and I live in the United States of America 🇺🇸. I do not know this person with the Blue M.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

@@denisecabe1613 hahaha it’s OK Denise I think he is just joking!! Don’t worry about it 😊

we have some amazing terrain in our tiny little island, nice footage m8. glad to see you out again enjoying the best of our natural playground.. Keep safe..

Looks insane bro, glad you’re home safe ❤

My house, top right at 1.09! I know John and Helen, lovely people. Glad you enjoyed a good Welsh ridge 😁

Very proud 👏🏼

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

EMMA SMELLES

Was great to meet you up there 😃 great video.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Hello Chris! Glad you found the channel mate, we had a class day up in the clouds!

@chrisjarvis270

Жыл бұрын

It was an awesome day, weather couldn't have been better. Planning my next adventure already 😃

@bevharding2953

Жыл бұрын

So glad that you looked out for each other.From a grateful mam of Jack 😊

@chrisjarvis270

Жыл бұрын

Got to keep an eye out for others on ridges, keeping things as safe as I can 😊

@bevharding2953

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisjarvis270 ❤

Beautiful. Just be careful and stay safe. Your not soft. And couch surfer can say that but your doing it.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Always try to be carefull deMoor! I actually have a bunch of videos that i never finished because i turned around due to safety, those are the ones no one sees! But i do always consider my safety over getting content! I would have done this camera or not :)

Amazing Jack was holding my breath 😄 stunning aerial views. Thank you for taking us along. Pleased you managed to get your drone.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Susan nice to see you and sorry for the late reply! Been offline a lot sorting some stuff out in life! New video planned next weekend with me and Em going somewhere i can’t wait to share with you

This was awesome - well done

Well done 👍 I would not have survived that even in my younger days when I was mobile 😂great film making and I hope you come back to Wales soon 😊👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave and i most certainly will be back! Em has already made plans with me to visit during the summer :D

You're awesome Jack Well done my friend amazing video

This is really cool, mate! Thanks for bringing us along!

@Menn0knight

Жыл бұрын

Subbed because of the Strid, stayed because of really cool adventure videos! Keep it up!

I’ve done Snowdon from Pen-y-pass a few times, and have always chickened out of Crib Goch. Well done🎉

😱. That had my stomach churning. And hoping against hope that this is not the route my Daughter took, when she went up, and told me of her slight anxiety attack. Beautifully shot. And so glad you made it, safely. And the Drone did, too. 😉😊🏞🐶🐾

I've lived in the Lakes most of my life and walked many of the fells. That said, I still enjoy your videos and the way you present them. Stay safe lad. 👍

Cracking video. Once my leg has fully healed from a motorbike accident i was in 3 months ago, i'm gonna have to give this one a go for sure

Wow, that was awesome!!! If I'd known about that place before emigrating from the UK, I'd have done that walk, once at least. That was stunning! Been living in Brazil since 2009, love it here and it takes a lot to make me wish I was back over there but that's certainly how I felt watching this. Looks like you picked a great day for it too!

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Antony I doubt it’s going anywhere so it’s always here for you if you ever get the opportunity to be over here again 😊 it is an epic hike

Glad you were able to safely recover the drone! Love the content and the fresh bread looked amazing 😊

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Chemtree hope you're having a good week

@chemstreescreations

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks It is! Hope yours is going well! Thank you for sharing your adventures! It's awesome to get to see your area of the world from your perspective 😁 Much love from California!

Watched this while eating breakfast, and got butterflies in my stomach just watching that ridge crossing. Looks precarious!

Fascinating!

Fair play, I haven't done snowdon as of yet....hopefully this year though I might fingers crossed, good to see some more content too.

Cracking Video!! some amazing shots ive done snowdon 5 times but never the Crib! i doff my cap sir well done!💪💪👊👊

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers! First time in Wales was one to remember it is a brilliant place

Looked absolutely stunning! You still wouldn’t catch me up Crib though. I’m glad I could enjoy it through your video though, nice work.

Way cool and beautiful , I was saying a prayer 🙏 for you. I'm happy you had an awsome time and the bread looked good , you are a awsome person 😊 😀. Thanks for sharing , I enjoyed your video and as I do your other videos.

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Denise! Hope you're enjoying your weekend

@denisecabe1613

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks Yes , I am enjoying the weekend and I hope you are too? Crib Goch has awsome high peaks and a really , really rough trails and beautiful views.

Well done mate, looks amazing

Fair fucking play for saving that drone! My scared ass would’ve left that 😂

Underrated channel

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you mate

Always great content from this man

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers James! Too kind :)

@jamesharland5137

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks truth is easy ..... strid and the goch is not !

Really nice job 👍

Awesome vlog, I've walked to Summit twice Llanberis way, even when I was a Teenager or in 20s I wouldn't attempt Crib Gogh way. Just watching this I get pains in Hamstrings

Very impressive achievement. Thanks for letting us tag along. There are clearly some edgy places in your area.

Bloody hell pal nice job! I was getting tingles in my legs just watching on screen !

Stunning video images, thank you for posting jack a snacks.

Awesome jack 👏

The back of a dragon 🐉

Excellent video, won't be doing that on my crutches

Walked up snowden in 1967 when I was Ten . Too young to be scared then, aahhh the past.

tackled this in the Jan snow a few weeks back. Best day on the hills ever

Thank you Jack.

Great video 😁 I think I’m one of the people who mentioned the crib on one of your earlier videos sorry about pressuring you 😁 Loved doing the crib, and I’m hoping to do it again this year , just holding out for a new insta 360 x3 😁👍🏼

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

No probs Wilswood! I would of ended up doing it anyway i love these ridges. The comments from the previous video maybe got me to do it sooner though :D Stay safe out there mate! I also want to get a 360!

Kin Jesus H. Mate, that's terrifying. 😲

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it was a situation! If you look up whilst stood on the floor, all seems fine, but if you stand on a computer chair and then look up, thats what it felt like trying to grab my drone out the air haha

when I did that last pinnacle I did not look down, watching your POV made me glad that I didn't, such an epic route though, but as you said its not for the faint hearted.

"Very Well Done" young man.

All the UK mainland ridge walks tend to look worse than they are until you're on them, and none are technically difficult, but the exposure can be scary to those who aren't used to it, or who don't like heights. I'm too old for it now, but before my health got the better of me, I found I had to go to increasingly remote places to escape the crowds. People have much more mobility these days, and that may tempt some to be too ambitious in their hillwalking adventures.

Crib Goch is one of Britain's greatest and most accessible (needs zero training) natural adrenaline rushes.

Great channel you have bro interesting vids keep it up ❤️

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Jude! Appreciate the kind words :D

Best video yet mate

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Goose!

Aonach Eagach next then? 😜

The area had a special feeling to it in the early light. But the land seems bleak compared to your Lake District. Take care, please!

Da iawn Jack! 👏🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Very good Giz Mo! :D

That makes Cumbria look like a kiddies playground Jacky boy. Bloody well done lad. 😁

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Ey up John lad didn't see your comment :)

Good work. I get vertigo, but I love Crib Goch. I don't like ladders at all, but I've done Crib Goch a few times and i will be doing it again. Tryfan north ridge next then?

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Tryfan is on the cards i've watched many a video from there

@Phil_f8andbethere

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks Do the Bochllywyd Horeshoe - up North ridge of Tryfan, up Bristly Ridge and down Y Gribin - it's far more entertaining than Crib Goch.

@RGChandler

Жыл бұрын

@@Phil_f8andbethere oh nice. Ive done all of them, but not in one go. Its on the list now.

@Phil_f8andbethere

Жыл бұрын

@@RGChandler It's a belter, I hope to do it again in the Spring.

Fabulous achievement. I know I'll never do it, more's the pity.

Absolutely duperb ...

Nice video mate

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Grimes!

I've lived near here for 30 years and never done Crib Goch. It's called the Red Ridge for a reason. It catches many people off guard every year.

Watching Dive Talk in prep :)

I’m afraid of heights. I couldn’t even watch you making the climb on video! I tried….but wimped out!

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

My mum said the same thing lol!

Omg the imagery you got is amazing. You should be super chuffed with yourself

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Looking back at the footage, yes, some of it is incredible :D

@ifell3

Жыл бұрын

@@jackasnacks what drone do you use? I like that follow me feature. I chuckled when you said about it going in and out. All you need when balancing on a knife edge.

Excellent film Jack Crib I’d a beast especially the three pinnacles at the end of the ridge 🏔️ The footage was lush m8t (definitely worth sacrificing the drone for it if necessary 😱) Assuming you could of retrieved it ? The air BnB was lovely m8t 👍 did you get any sleep before the climb? I never do 🥹 All the best Simon 🤠👍🏔️

Glad Snowdonia proved to be King 🥰

No...just HELL NO! Just watching this makes it necessary for me to go unclench my nether regions.

Hey Jack, how's it going mate. I saw your insta content when you went up there but then forgot to watch the vlog. Tbf you tube didn't feed it to me sadly but aim all caught up now. Great drone footage and vlog dude! I've plans to film up there myself but likely after the summer hols if not before. How far in advance did you book your air bnb. It's always put me off doing the Welsh peaks because I know parking is tough and booking something with unpredictable weather could end up in wasted money

@jackasnacks

Жыл бұрын

Hey Alex sorry haven’t checked my notifications all week. Well a bit of insider knowledge here, 30 minutes after I uploaded this video, KZread went offline for a few hours which completely destroyed its chances at catching the algorithm. It effected a lot of videos at the time. The views it does have are just from people specifically checking my channel! I actually booked the air bnb the morning of the night I stayed. For doing a video I do recommend doing it on a week day and start at first light. The car park was empty around 630am so no stress but of course weather unpredictable. You really do need luck on your side. But I’m sure you will enjoy crib Goch it really is special

I was going to try this hike but I think it's out of my bounds I will just do the pyg track I think what drone do you use thanks

For me as a sport climber I found the climbing sections more exposed than the ridges did and was quite comfortable just walking along. Climbing up the slabs in places I was quite aware falling would be deadly. No way would I take someone else up who hasn't had a little bit of boulding or climbing experience before.

@brokenjet6134

9 ай бұрын

Do you mean the pinnacles at Crib Goch or after on the boulders at Crib y Ddysgl?