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The mighty Butser Hill, dare (you) attempt it?

The hill is covered in gorse and conditions can change rapidly. I'd recommend we all sit this one out.

>>2859920
I work in one of the harshest biomes and had to get rescued from the cairngorms one time.

Worse case use wire under my boots for traction otherwise no boots and drop weight/be prepared to get muddy?

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>>2859921
Fite me, bong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumamoc_Hill

>>2859921
Looks like it would need a base camp, a several attempts in a good weather from different sides and prior altitude adaptation since its 889ft but its totally doable by an experienced team.

>>2860488
Have those cacti got their stabbing loicense?

>>2859921
You laugh, but some londoner who sees a funny clip on tiktok and decides to go with sneakers in the late afternoon without checking the weather is doomed without knowing it.

>>2860210
british mountain and moorland weather is notoriously unpredictable and fickle.

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>>2859920
No

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>>2860860
>british mountain

>>2861005
>Cairngorms

>An annual Fell Run called the Butser Hill Challenge involves running up and down the hill three times.
>Despite challenging conditions, the individuals were swiftly located using the what3words app to narrow down their location.
So they had phone coverage, on a hill one hundred and fifty metres tall, people run up and down three times, and couldn't find their way down?
That's really not very cleverly done of them.

>>2861072
>Butser Hill Challenge
>South Downs National park
It asks so many questions like how but I guess you can get lost on the big chalk if you take the wrong path somehow?

>>2860860
>>2861046
No.
my house is at a higher elevation than your entire country
I feel secondhand embarrassment for you.

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>>2860859
This is 100,% what happened.

One of my favorite day hikes out here in Oregon is hiking out to Tunnel Falls. It's maybe 12 miles round trip (I usually go further down the trail to find a quiet place to sit and eat whatever snack I brought, so 15ish for me), but it's pretty easy. The last time I went, the TikTok kids had discovered it; there were kids sitting in the middle of the trail at the falls, which effectively blocked the trail, since it's so narrow (see pic, they were sitting to the right of the falls), forcing me to essentially step over them. On my way out, I passed a very out of shape woman, maybe a mile from the trailhead, who asked me if she was almost there. It was late enough in the day that I didn't think she was going to make it to the falls, and if she did, she's be returning to her car in darkness. I ended up giving her the rest of my water, because she was already out, and she mentioned that TikTok brought her here from New Jersey.

>>2861082
I don't think about you at all

>>2861137
You fucked them, right? Anon, they obviously knew what sheep were.

>>2861124
Why are you responding to drive-by phone posters?

>>2861137
mad when zoomers play vidya inside, mad when zoomers go outside to look at cows
can't win with you miserable old fucks

>>2861139
>pakistani girls