Blea Water Wild Camp | The Deepest Tarn in The Lake District
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Blea Water mountain wild camp
On this route we headed out from Haweswater Reservoir, following Small Water Beck until we eventually arrived at Small Water itself. We then used Nan Bield Pass as a route up to High Street, before finally dropping down onto the slopes of Blea Water.
At just over 200 feet (63 m) deep, Blea Water (meaning dark blue in old Norse), is the deepest tarn in the Lake District.
It was an unusually peaceful evening in the mountains, with only passing deer for company. Keith was in the Robens Starlight 1 for the night, whilst Sam was in the Vaude Terra Hogan 2p.
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Brilliant video guys …..great views , great food .
I’m staying near there next year , hope to follow your path . Just getting over a knee injury, hopefully be back on form for then .
Thanks for the upload 👍
Love the calming music integrated into the video guys
Breathtaking stuff brother , keep up the amazing work
Thanks John, much appreciated mate 👍
Spectacular and calming all at once. More of the same please.
Honestly. This is one of the most relaxing and chilled videos ever!
Thanks and it’s great to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for the positive feedback we really appreciate it 🙌 all the best BR
Ace wild camp, doing it tomorrow. Really well shot! What camera set up you using?
Thanks mate and it’s a cracking camp, you’ll love it. Let us know how you get on. All are videos are shot using the iPhone 12 Pro Max. All the best - BR
Whats the green tent please? Looks roomy!!
It’s the Vaude Terra hogan 2p. Great tent and features in a few of our other vids. All the best - BR
An excellent entry masterfully captured looking forward to the next Border Raider production.
Did you drink with a filter or straight
We have filtered water bottles. We always filter the water unless we boil it
how long did it take to walk from the car Park to blea water
Great video, I’ve just camped near there myself, epic area. Thanks for sharing, Atb Dave 👍
Always a pleasure Dave and it’s a stunning location isn’t it! Definitely one of our favourites. Feels alot quieter as well compared to the central fella. Ask the best - BR
Beautiful 👏🏻
Beautiful tranquil music, was that self composed? Wonderful video. Bit more dialogue would be nice. I particularly love the close-up shots
Thanks for the feedback! We think you’ll like what we have in the works 😉
Looking forward to this channel great little taster.
Stunning scenery and a very nicely edited video, makes my videos look amateur, just subscribed. Stay safe Stu
Cheers Stu, just subbed back mate, you’ve got some cracking vids there, especially the shorts 👌
Wow! Looks stunning
Looks amazing!!
Was looking to camp near Haweswater just for a quick one nighter and came across your vid by accident. Really nice walk you did and the video was class. Well done . New sub here.
Plenty of spots around there to camp Dave, you will be spoilt for choice! Thanks we really appreciate it, noticed you had a channel yourself so we will definitely be checking it out 👍 All the best - BR
@@borderraiders just bk from my wildcamp next to blea tarn. What a gorgeous area! Small tarn looks fab too...will defo be bk. Thanks for the inspiration
@@borderraiders I'll upload a video of my night in a few days. Had an amazing swim the next morning 👍
@@davesgreatescapes looking forward to it mate, great location and sounds like you had a belter
@@borderraiders You may well be "spoilt for choice", but you are also breaking the law. Wild camping is illegal.
Im always interested to know about backpack weight guys, do you know what your packs weighed? And of course what sort of mileage did you cover with that weight?
Backpack weight on this camp was around 10kg. No need to carry extra water with plenty being readily available in the area. The walk was around 8km in total.
@@borderraiders thanks