Join us on a thrilling hiking adventure as we tackle the highest mountain in England - Scafell Pike, via the challenging Corridor Route that begins in Seathwaite. In this video, we'll be comparing our experience of climbing Scafell Pike with the climbs of Ben Nevis and Snowdon, the highest peaks in Scotland and Wales respectively.

Starting from the picturesque village of Seathwaite, we'll set out on the Corridor Route, a challenging but incredibly rewarding hike that offers some of the most breath taking views in the Lake District National Park. As we make our way up the mountain, we'll encounter rocky paths, steep inclines, and awe-inspiring scenery that will take our breath away.

By the end of the hike, I'll compare our experiences with those of Ben Nevis and Snowdon, drawing conclusions about which peak offers the best experience, as well as which is the most challenging to climb.

So come along with us as we hike to the summit of Scafell Pike via the Corridor Route, and compare our experience with the climbs of Ben Nevis and Snowdon. Whether you're an experienced hiker or just looking for some inspiration for your next adventure, this video is sure to provide plenty of excitement and adventure!

0:00 Background to the walk
0:33 Intro
0:56 Seathwaite to Styehead Tarn
3:58 Styehead Tarn & along the Corridor
7:44 Dropping Crag Scramble
10:18 The Peak
11:14 Comparing to Ben Nevis & Snowdon
12:45 Alternative Descent