What are we getting into? | Mountain Biking Snowdon

You guys have been telling me to go ride Snowdon for a long, long time. We planned on hitting the summit and heading back down the Ranger's Path. We ended up doing something a little more fun.

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[westenddetails]

What makes BKXC better than all the other channels is that you take the time to stop and appreciate your surroundings whilst riding. Ultimately that's what it's all about, being out in the open and enjoying life. Don't change anything about the channel, you're doing great.

[nrvous_gt]

I love how much you love what you're doing. Makes me happy to see someone happy.

[andersjs]

I am a runner and cross country skiier, so this mountain biking stuff is new to me. Super cool! Might be my next hobby i pick up. I am amazed at how well your bikes and tires handle the ride. Seeing those jagged rocks would make me think these trails were impossible, but impossible is nothing! Thanks for these awesome videos! I don't ride MTB but i feel a connection with anyone who cherishes the great outdoors and the challenge they present us. Never stop exploring!

[jakestevens]

Total respect for you picking up that your videos so much ....you’re a machine...and a total inspiration....stay safe buddy

[WorldwideCyclery]

Unreal landscape + legit climb + long descent = Epic Ride!

[drewgibbs]

I hiked snowdon back in 2015, when I was about 11 years old, one of the best experiences of my life so far, I can’t imagine how good it would be to bike it, awesome video!!

[LittleNoiseBoy]

Thanks for visiting the UK - and especially for picking up litter: major kudos as others have said. Happy travels and come back soon!

[neilstringfellow]

Rewatching this 3 years on as a North Walian who struggled to even climb Snowdon last month. Utterly mad adventure but brilliant!

[CatPawCreations]

Massive kudos for the litter picking. True ambassador for MTBers around the globe.
🤘⛰🚴⛰🤘

[ishan]

it is good keep practice
we all support you

[bahhhh]

"It's all about the ride..." This is why I love so much your videos, keep riding, cheers !!!

[coolergames]

Stunning and amazing. I've been to Snowdon before twice. It was wonderful.

[vd]

OMG BRIAN! This trip of yours has been amazing. I don't want this to end.

[GrizDrummer]

8:32 there goes your wrapper! lol ;)
But serious respect for feeling bad about letting it go in such a beautiful vista and picking up after others to balance the universe.

[jbonexc]

ANOTHER WELSH VID!!
I'm so glad you mentioned the voluntary agreement for bikes on Snowdon.. Many people DO NOT realise there is an agreement and bikes are not supposed to be ridden on the mountain between 10am and 5pm between May and September.
Glad you enjoyed MTBing in my country dude and gutted I didn't get the chance to shred with you.

[Leakram]

I watched this on 2018 when you apload and still also i am watching 🎉❤❤❤ Nature Full 😊

[rgmtb]

Wow man, this was totally crazy looking. Talk about a climb!!! At least the decent made it all worth the work HAHAHAHA!

[skwootch]

Thank you for keeping our planet clean bro. I'll never be able to hike this because of my disability but this video was so fun man my eyes keep welling up. I don't know if it's intentional but this age of technology lets me share experiences I'd never have otherwise. This is beautiful thank you for this upload.

[kevinwilleford]

Good lord dude. You've done a lot of great videos but this one may be the topper! This UK series has been fantastic!

[padkinson]

Going back and watching this again after having ridden Snowdon a few weeks ago as part of a bikepacking trip. We ended up coming up Rhyd Ddu and down the Rangers. That ridgeline was so bloody sketchy walking up with a fully loaded bike on the shoulders on a fairly windy day.


After descending Rangers (which is mint by the way), we realised that my mate had lost his roll mat somewhere, so ended up going the whole way back up, looking for a small grey cylinder in fields of small grey rocks. We never found it in the end, but had a proper blast hooning down to LLanberis on 40kg bikes.