Hi Aislinn! This video is exactly what I was looking for! I’m traveling without a car and I also am going solo (in my 30’s, F and I’m glad another fan also brought up the safety topic. I’m thinking of taking a train from Cambridge. Any offerings or suggestions? Would love to hear from you. 😌
@@almondcroissant8 Hello! I really loved my trip there, I hope you have a great time. Honestly I would do the hike i did again - the langdale pikes, it was just so beautiful up there and the pub at the end was nice too for some food. The buses around lake windermere were quite frequent, not sure about the transportation on the other lakes but Windermere was definitely easy enough to get around.
@@ashventurer4152 be aware the National Trust prohibit the flying of model aircraft or drones from land they own or manage. And they manage 4000+ acres of the Lake District. You also need to be aware that both the RAF and US Air Force use the Lakes area for low flying training, and can suddenly appear with little warning.......
Is this a friendly place for a day out with the family? Planning to visit for the first time with two girls(5,9) and my wife. We'd be traveling from London by car. Great video. Beautiful shots with the drone!
Hello! The lake district is really nice and I think it would be great for a family trip. Maybe not the hike that I did but there are plenty of activities around Lake Windermere such as boat cruises, swimming, beatrix potter museum. It is a bit far for a single day trip, its about 4-5 hours drive from London
@@ashventurer4152 Amazing, thank you so much for your reply. We are really planning to visit and yes, we'll consider a longer stay. Love your video, keep it up!
Thank you! I get you, I definitely felt a bit nervous on the hike but it was quite busy which helped. I'm looking into some organised hikes for future though, would love to go up at sunrise but for sure not doing that alone haha
@@ashventurer4152 you'll love it, visit Buttermere and Lorton Vale, it's beautiful, off the beaten track, quiet and has some great pubs and restaurants. Borrowdale is also fabulous but better known with more tourism.
Hope you enjoy this video! Let me know if you have any questions
Hi Aislinn! This video is exactly what I was looking for! I’m traveling without a car and I also am going solo (in my 30’s, F and I’m glad another fan also brought up the safety topic. I’m thinking of taking a train from Cambridge. Any offerings or suggestions? Would love to hear from you. 😌
@@almondcroissant8 Hello! I really loved my trip there, I hope you have a great time. Honestly I would do the hike i did again - the langdale pikes, it was just so beautiful up there and the pub at the end was nice too for some food. The buses around lake windermere were quite frequent, not sure about the transportation on the other lakes but Windermere was definitely easy enough to get around.
Very informative. Love the attitude, no car, no problem.
Thanks for this detailed video. Great to know about not using the car for this journey is possible, especially from London
Beautiful video 👍 thank you for sharing your wonderful experience 👋👋👋🙋 Take care 🇬🇧
Love this video, rly helpful i might ditto the majority of this trip!
Beautiful and informative video for people going through public transport, Thanks
Thank you! So glad you found it helpful :)
Awesome video :) we are planning a trip to Lake Windermere on the train next month also!
Thanks so much! I hope you enjoy Windermere, it is so beautiful
Hey Ash. New subscriber here. The lakes are our fav place! Love the video and content. Big thumbs up :)
Yes you do not need a car. Great video ❤
Great video. Love the drone footage 👍🏼
Thanks so much! Its a new purchase so still getting used to flying it :)
@@ashventurer4152 be aware the National Trust prohibit the flying of model aircraft or drones from land they own or manage. And they manage 4000+ acres of the Lake District. You also need to be aware that both the RAF and US Air Force use the Lakes area for low flying training, and can suddenly appear with little warning.......
Great video with a lot of useful information
Thank you so much!
Outstanding
I'm going to the Lake district solo for 3 days in April (Ambleside/Keswick). This video is great for me. Which place'd you say I can't miss?
Keep it up 👍
Thanks so much, appreciate it
Is this a friendly place for a day out with the family? Planning to visit for the first time with two girls(5,9) and my wife. We'd be traveling from London by car.
Great video. Beautiful shots with the drone!
Hello! The lake district is really nice and I think it would be great for a family trip. Maybe not the hike that I did but there are plenty of activities around Lake Windermere such as boat cruises, swimming, beatrix potter museum. It is a bit far for a single day trip, its about 4-5 hours drive from London
@@ashventurer4152 Amazing, thank you so much for your reply. We are really planning to visit and yes, we'll consider a longer stay.
Love your video, keep it up!
@@jeffersonelias7447 I hope you have a great time!
Awesome video!! I also was thinking about going alone to the lake district but felt a bit concerned about safety
Thank you! I get you, I definitely felt a bit nervous on the hike but it was quite busy which helped. I'm looking into some organised hikes for future though, would love to go up at sunrise but for sure not doing that alone haha
u have good videos are u in london now
I am going to visit Manchester in January. Do you think it is worth to visit lake district in January please?
It may be a bit cold and grey in January but if you like scenery I think its worth it
Keswick is the main town that’s actually inside the Lake District, Kendal, Penrith, Ulverston and Cockermouth are all just outside.
Good to know! I haven't made it to Keswick yet but already looking forward to going back to the lake district
@@ashventurer4152 you'll love it, visit Buttermere and Lorton Vale, it's beautiful, off the beaten track, quiet and has some great pubs and restaurants. Borrowdale is also fabulous but better known with more tourism.
@@paulm2467 Thank you so much! I'll make note of these :)