Snowy Drive through English Countryside, to Buxton and Castleton 4K

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No talking, just driving. Exploring the English Countryside. A nice drive on a seemingly clear day until suddenly Snow everywhere, low visibility. This drive shows clearly how the quick the weather here in the UK can change so suddenly, from green fields to snow blizzard in no time at all! We start in leek, Follow the main road through Buxton, along the A6 to Whaley Bridge, carry on through Buxworth, Chapel-En-Le-Frith, before going down the picturesque Winnets Pass into Castleton. Do Enjoy :)

My 7th of hopefully many YouTube Drives.

Time and date of drive: 12pm 19th December 2020 English Winter
Distance of this Drive: 37 Miles / 59 km
Distance of all YouTube Drives: 182 Miles / 297 km
Weather: A Cold Winters Day/Snow Blizzard!

Subscribers at time of video release: 2,515
Total channel views at time of release: 142,238
Total hours of my videos watched: 22,727 = 947 Days! = 2.59 Years!

This link is a Google map route of this drive, and of all of my completed video walks, drives and my forever growing 'To do' walking list.

About Dave's Walks
Hi there, I‘m Dave! I've lived in the English Countryside all my life, and I love it! I enjoy walking, and couldn’t help but notice just how beautiful the UK can be away from the cities. I found myself inspired and decided to get some camera equipment and make some walking videos so I can share my walks of the beautiful countryside with everyone!
I mainly focus on small towns, villages, picturesque landscapes, rolling hills and mountains, forests and canals, all along the coastlines in England, Scotland, Wales, and who knows maybe one day further afar!

I upload every Sunday 11.45am GMT (3.45am PST) (6.45am EST) (5.15pm IST) (9.15pm ACST)

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Psssst Hey there...

I have a second YouTube channel. It is a bit different to what I do here. Feel free to check it out.

[queenginafish]

I'm very confused about the 1 hour mark. There appear to be a lot of cars parked along the side (and occasionally people walking) yet not seeing any buildings, I can't figure out where the people are. It just appears that a lot of cars are abandoned along a road with no where to go. Are all the people just driving out to the country to park and take walks? ~From a confused American. Thank you :)

[PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Those ancient cliffs and bluffs. Thanks for taking us there. Can see why so many are drawn there. The wilds.

[olivialandis]

Something unbelievable - snow in winter !!!

[pollybee]

Breathtaking! I knew the Peaks were good, but it takes local knowledge to find the best vistas.

[johngrant]

Ah this brought back memories, I used to work in Castleton before Britain was abolished and the Olde Nag's Head was still a proper hotel and restaurant. Such a long time ago now.

[FuManchultr]

Love watching these. We visited from Western Australia & stayed near by for a month. We went to all these towns quite often. Thanks.

[steve]

Lovely place...prefer the foggy snowy Road beautiful scenery dusted by snow..Great video...

[lyndaturner]

What a journey, I used to live in Buxworth, when you turned off the A6 heading for Chinley you drove past Buxworth school where my son started primary, then on through Chinley onwards round the back of Chapel -en-le Frith heading to Castleton. I haven’t been round those areas for about twenty years, but knew it all intimately. So thank you Kevin for a lovely trip down memory lane.

[OneRedFeatherStudios.]

You really choose some wonderful places for your journeys.

[PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

What a landsccape! And such amazing low clouds.

[erikb]

Love from Indiana USA. What a lovely vid. Such a beautiful scenic drive. Wow. Thanks Such a beautiful countryside

[marisolvargas]

I'm from Chile, thank you for your videos.

[harryharry]

if only the weather was that clear every day

[Giantdwarf]

I thought I recognised that pass you drive through. Winnats Pass. A mate and myself parked up in Castleton and walked up to Win Hill and camped in the woods next to Ladybower for a bit of wild camping. Just a couple of Vango Banshee's and of course, left no trace. Went for a trek around the dam the next day. Nice part of the peaks that area, Hope Valley.

[helenweatherby]

Lovely. I live in Sheffield, grew up in Stockport and my sister lives in Buxton, so this is all very familiar to me.

[giannabrown]

This made my morning!! Thank you so much!!

[TheNottmLass]

This is so cool!! So beautiful in the snow x

[TheIndianAmbience]

nice drive. beautiful and clean road. beautiful trees in the sides of the road. really nice upload. keep going. stay connected. stay connected. new friend from india

[Chopsyochops]

1:05:31 Winnets Pass. Is my fave part of Castleton. It’s amazing how the snow from Winnetts Pass stops at the bottom and stays clear all the way through past Peak Cavern. I imagine that will be because of how warm the caves are under the ground. I’ve always found them warm on my visits. Thank you for this awesome video. X

[hellie_el]

that was really lovely. thank you very much dave.