Wildcamping the Lyke Wake Walk in the North York Moors National Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Following my unsuccessful attempt to complete the Lyke Wake Walk last year I make a fresh attempt to complete it with a solo and unsupported 42 mile crossing but rather than do it within 24 hours I decided to turn it into a wildcamping adventure.
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THE ROUTE
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00:01 Intro
04:12 Lordstones
07:09 Lion Inn
10:05 Wildcamp
14:03 drone footage
17:40 the end?
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Top effort Jason. I really enjoyed that and very well filmed.
Thanks for your support and comments as always Jon. Waiting on the next weather window!
such a cool backpacking adventure mate. Wonderfully presented and filmed!
Thank you - really appreciate that. I’m looking forward to my next one 👍🏻
very nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍52
Thank you Kurshid. Your support means a lot 👍🏻
Awesome video - really entertaining! 👍🏻
Thanks Sean - really appreciated!
This is my favourite walk mate, doing it on the 15th September again, the moors are awesome and it was great to see someone else doing this walk, brilliant video, ta stu
Thank you! I hope you have a dry crossing or at least as dry as can be! I’ll do it again next year but my plan is to go east to west
Lovely looking walk and fab video. Sorry for your loss Jason
Thanks mate 👊🏻
Thanks for taking me along. Many changes from when I last did it. A coffee shop, paved areas and no golf ball at Fylingdales. It was a lot busier every time I did it, great craic at support stops with other crews.
My pleasure! I think it’s a lot less popular these days with so much else available . Love hearing stories of evenyone’s crossing though. Good times 👍🏻
Great video as always mate, remote but stunning place
Cheers Ian! I’m looking towards the Peak District next time out (if it ever stops raining long enough!)
@@cragratoutdoors Fingers crossed mate, looks like slightly better weather on the horizon 🤞🤞
Another really good video, Jason. God’s own country. I love the north York moors. My grandad was a railway man at York and had use of a railway cottage at Grosmont through York RI. Still remember going up there as a toddler in the late 60’s. I have not been on YT much of late due to work (and sacked Fb and instagram off too) but enjoy your content and am catching up with it. Please keep the videos coming and sorry for the loss of your dad. Best wishes as always, John. (Johnny Stramash Keto150)
Thank you Johnny - the Moors is a fantastic area. Great childhood memories for you. If you fancy a walk this way let me know Don’t blame you for the digital detox either!
Yup digital detox!😁 and deffo up for walking later in summer. Recently did a 20 miler around York and also the Harrogate Ringway, which is similar distance. Yorkshire has an abundance of riches.👍🙂
Third time lucky - well persevered!
I did it MANY years ago as a charity event for Springfield School in Starbeck.
We left Harrogate at midnight on Friday 13th and the walk itself took us 18.5 hours. I could hardly move on the final leg.
It wasn’t anywhere near as boggy as your trip back then though.
Congrats from a fellow Dirger ⚰️
Cheers Tony - it’s a hell of a challenge in 24 hours! 👍🏻
@@cragratoutdoors Definitely my toughest so far, and probably will remain so.
Haha I know that feeling - I’m kinda tempted to do a west to east crossing. Apparently it’s easier!
Great chatting with you today at Bamford.
Cheers pal - still stuck on my train with no air con! Hope you’re having a better journey!
@@cragratoutdoors 1hr wait Sheffield then 1 hr wait habrough but now home !!!!!!!
Good job 👍🏻 - thanks for the sub as well
Really enjoyed,I did it March 23.Camped at lion inn,the second half seemed a lot longer than the first.
Great spot for camping! What was it like underfoot?
@@cragratoutdoors once you turned on to the moors past the Lion Inn the path was a river so I had to make my own route.
I can only imagine - fair play for doing it in winter/spring!