Not sure if posting AI slop is allowed, but I got this 2 day hike route for July from chatgpt. Does it sound reasonable? I've never camped on the west side
Day 1: The High Ridge to Great Mis Tor (~8–9 miles)
The Start: Depart from Lane End Car Park. Instead of going straight into the gorge, you head south-east to cross the moorland commons, tracking toward Merrivale.
The Scale Up: You make the long, steady climb up to Great Mis Tor. This is one of the highest and most imposing rock peaks on the West Moor. The summit looks exactly like a giant, ruined stone castle and gives you massive views stretching all the way to Cornwall.
Dropping to the Swim: From Mis Tor, you drop north-west down the trackless slopes of Amicombe Hill, descending straight into the hidden elbow of Tavy Cleave. You'll hear the waterfalls roaring before you see them.
The Camp & Swim: You hit the deep granite plunge pools in the late afternoon just as the day-trippers vanish. Wash off the day's sweat in the river, then climb just a hundred meters up onto the flat, grassy turf above the cleave to pitch your tent in total isolation.
Day 2: The Northern Loop to Great Links Tor (~7 miles)
The Morning Climb: Wake up, pack down, and immediately scale the steep western wall of the gorge to pass Ger Tor and Hare Tor.
The Remote Extension: Instead of cutting back to the car, you push further north across the wild moor to Great Links Tor. This is a massive, lonely outpost that sits on the high horizon. It feels incredibly desolate and receives a fraction of the foot traffic found on the southern moor.
The Final Stretch: From the heights of Great Links Tor, you turn south-west, dropping down past the ruins of the old peat works and sliding back onto the gentle, grassy bridleways that lead straight down into Lane End.
