Alright ladies and gents, come on me as I take it to Scales Torn or Blendcathra and the Lake District, you're here. Here's a postcode for Parking, we parked in the spot near the White Horse Inn, but there's plenty of other roadside options there. This is the trail we took, now the lowest trail on the screen, that's the shortest path to Blendcathra, but it's also the steepest incline and was extremely difficult. So I definitely recommend the trail that I took on the way back, which was a lot easier, had some nice level breaks on it, and it drops you off, right at Scales Torn, at the bottom of Sharp Edge. This is where we'll park from here, we'll walk back on my side about 100 metres, until we reach this signpost for a public footpath. From here you want to make your way upwards to the right hand side, until you make your way at this gate, from there you want to head on through and follow the trail to the right hand side. Now this part is an important one here, this is a fork in the trail, where if you follow this trail to the right here, not this lower one that takes you back down, if you follow this one to the right that takes you to that easier path, I told you about the beginning, and if you take this one here which I did, this is the quickest route of the Blendcathra summit, but also the most difficult. So I'm about 230 metres up the trail, Blendcathra, got about another 400 metres to go, oh, Christ almighty, this trail is a steep one, be warned, this one's tough even for me. That's the summit just there, not far to go from here. At this point you can follow the trail up to Blendcathra, take a right down the skills tone, here she is, scales tone, and just at the top of it you can see shop edge, I've got a few more videos to come of climbing up both by myself and with me daughter, so hit that subscribe button and look out for them new uploads coming soon. At this point we had a way for the rest of the family to catch up, so it took a rest on this perfectly placed rock, sat back and enjoyed the view. Ladies and gentlemen, over right at scales tone, check out that back drop. Hang a bolt and we'll jump in for a whale swim and show you what the water's like. Well this was us, absolutely knackered and ready to head back down. Hang a bolt and you'll see that second easy trail I was talking about, admittedly easier than the first, but it's still got some pretty dodgy bits you may want to be aware of. Otherwise if you've enjoyed this video so far, give us a like, subscribe for more adventures around the UK, shake our friends who love the outdoors and remember life is an adventure. So we've just reached the end of our trip to the Blancathra of Skills Torn. Every single one of us was absolutely exhausted, but I got it, I did not expect that in clean. It was hard on the way there and even on the way back, that was a whole different challenge in itself. So just seeing our Blancathra, it's a hard one, we're totally worth it. Absolutely amazing, still in views and scales tone. And what a near was, this emerald bluey greener colour, swam right here standing our look down, you can see all the little, godry is piercing through, what an absolute beauty.