We were that father and son wild camping! Thanks for the mention 😁 Mate, great video. Stunning shots, particularly with the drone, and enjoyed the humour too. It was like Lucas and me were back on the trail with you... Can’t wait for the next instalment 👍💥
The best video I've seen on the coast to coast .love the chilled out way you took it on . To point I'm thinking of doing it myself I was put of by the thought of 26 mile days . The 10 to 14 mile days make the hike look much more fun.
Really enjoyed this. Completed the Wainwright C2C over thirty years ago and I have such fond memories. Looking forward to part 2. Great start with the out-takes.
Great video & drone shots.. am aiming to do this walk for next year. Made me want to start planning. Useful tips and although we will be staying in B & B’s & pubs, your wild camps were inspiring. Now going to watch part 2 & will be checking out your other videos. Thanks Gone Hiking 👍🏻
Brings back good memories, if i do again, would take much less kit, but i am not sure about trail runners, as i like dry feet and some ankle support, I love BlackSail Thanks for sharing
Watched your coast to coast trip and I have to say it is the best documented journey I've seen. Not only did I enjoy watching it, but it inspired me to definitely do it. I thought once you left the lake district it wouldn't be worth doing. Ha! How wrong I am. Thank you so much!
Hello mate!!!! Your sence of humour tickles me every time, nice too see your vlog in this first episode.. you definitely Been putting in the effort into filming epic drone shots with Beautiful scenery!!! And I did hear that sheep laugh at you 🤣😂.....nice one mate 👣🍻
Bloody sheep!!! Haha. The drone is still new so learning. Think the quallity is down a bit as I didn't match the frame rate between that and the gopro so had to reduce the frame rate in the edit to get them to match up!! Still I know now!!! All the best dude!!!
@@gonehiking9297 he he sheepz!!! Yeah I can imagine another bit of camera gear to lean and master.....cheers mate and I'll be watching the other one laterz!! Cheers mate and speak soon peace out 👣
Triffic video. Thanks for taking the trouble to film it. Must be a drag to have to keep going back to pick up the camera. What App did you use for weather forecasting?
Great video mate. I did the Dales Way this year; now I'm trying to decide which walk to do next. The Coast to Coast is one option - it would be the third time for me. (Other options - Cumbria Way, St Cuthbert's Way, Offa's Dyke)
I really enjoyed the Cumbria way. Go SOBO, that way you get the most boring day out the way first. Theres nothing wrong with the last day. Yes its flat and poorly signed but it skirts a river and has its own beauty. Lots of long grass so get soaked on a wet day tho!
I went up to St Bees 5th July nobody about started in 50mph winds and lost my rain cover for my rucksack to the Irish Sea!. For some reason I didn’t feel ready to take on the C2C so left at Ennerdale. I was meant to go in May. I’m now hoping to have another go next May. Just started watching this, you’ve gone to a lot of effort with the camera.
I really enjoyed it this time. The weather plays a huge part in that. The first time I did it,it rained 24 hours a day for 5 days and was miserable. I would have quit if i was solo. Only carried on due to 2 great friends.
Thanks alot. 🍺 Fox and hounds in ennerdale bridge A camping barn in seathwaite dont think it has a name. Bays brown farm in Chapel style off trail due to feeling rough. Wild camp at angle tarn. And the crown in at shap. Hope that helps....
Looking on internet I think it was a young mum of twin girls from Jarrow who passed away suddenly and her husband and his friends did a charity bike ride for the school where she worked...I think they raised over £3500
OK, I'll ask. I come from the heavily forested woods of the Pacific Northwest in the US, when one has all the cover one wants when the Poo Fairy starts to sing her irresistible song. When you're wild camping in locations this open, what do you do about communing with nature without traumatizing your fellow campers?
There's usually somewhere to pop off to. Behind a rock some where. In the uk There's walls and hedges to hide behind. Often walk through a town or village and plenty of campsites or pubs...
Thanks for sharing your journey in such a detailed way! I’m considering a C2C next year. What time of year would you recommend? Not sure I fancy doing it in the peak of summer and dealing with crowded pubs & campsites…
Grieg at dawn made me giggle lol Are you enjoying the Duplex ? Ive just used it for my third walk and loving it. I bought the little end poles to lift the ends for spacious luxury !
@@gonehiking9297 Superb. Enjoyed the drama all the way. You recovered from your stomach bug well and hey went onto have a good time at the highest point. Missed the wildlife but all good. Mark
Hi , your video is very good with great landscapes,hope you do-not mind me saying it would make better footage if you got a drone ,see you next time 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳👍
Big question for you here mate! I've a week off.....what stretch of the SW coast path would you recommend for wild camping views ect? I've done st Ives to zennor and a few more stretces, great stuff mate
The langstrath at stonethwaite can be a bit snooty at times. More interested in foodies than walkers. Usually have to book for food. Closed Mondays. The Scafell hotel is a better bet.
@@gonehiking9297 Ah, the glass fooled me, it was a Jennings "atomic theory" glass. (The names they have for some beers these days.) In my days of drinking Jennings it was Jennings bitter and Cumberland if i remember correctly.
Great to see you on the road again. Love your videos. Especially amazed that you carry a drone all the way... even if it’s only a small one I probably would not want to carry it all the time... what drone is it? How heavy is your bag?
Thanks. The drone is the DJI Mavic mini. Only 249g but more with controller 2 spare batteries and controller. Still learning. That was my first trip out with it!
According to everybody else's blogs, the signage is terrible in the lakes. However, from Shap, its like you cant get enough of them - virtually every corner is a signpost. I am going to start the walk when I am out of bandages (cellulitis at present). I reccomend taking at least a paper map with you as the lakes in bad weather can be an interesting adventure to say the least. Good luck on your adventure.
Thank you. The c2c is not very well signed. I tend to use my phone as GPS. OS maps is about £20 a year. You can also use guthooks app and pay for the route mapping about £9. Loads of people use view ranger but i have never tried it. I would take paper maps as back up. I used Harvey's strip maps (waterproof) they are good. 2 cover the route. You can generally tell where your going from a map without the need to take bearings, just reading the topography. Occasionally checking the gps to check your on route. You
Great video which shows how wild, empty and stunningly beautiful much of the Lake District is once you leave the towns and villages.
Love the lakes. So pretty.
We were that father and son wild camping! Thanks for the mention 😁
Mate, great video. Stunning shots, particularly with the drone, and enjoyed the humour too. It was like Lucas and me were back on the trail with you...
Can’t wait for the next instalment 👍💥
Thanks. Was great to hike along with you guys....
seen a squillion of these hiking channels ........yours is excellent .. many thanks from Cornwall.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I've been doing the SWCP in sections too.
Excellent video, great drone shots! Excited for my own C2C next year. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks a lot. Enjoy part 2 and 3!
The best video I've seen on the coast to coast .love the chilled out way you took it on .
To point I'm thinking of doing it myself
I was put of by the thought of 26 mile days .
The 10 to 14 mile days make the hike look much more fun.
Thanks so much for the compliment! Yes I agree, allow yourseof more time so you can make the days shorter. 2 weeks is perfect for the C2C.
Really enjoyed this. Completed the Wainwright C2C over thirty years ago and I have such fond memories. Looking forward to part 2. Great start with the out-takes.
Cheers thanks alot. I completely forgot how to talk to the camera!!! And to get my pebble, could have done without doing the first hill twice...
Great video. Thanks for the upload. I think I need to head out and do this walk again as I can hardly remember any of it !!!!
Great videos and superb shots of the English landscape. Brilliant work!
Thanks alot! Appreciate it.
Great video & drone shots.. am aiming to do this walk for next year. Made me want to start planning. Useful tips and although we will be staying in B & B’s & pubs, your wild camps were inspiring. Now going to watch part 2 & will be checking out your other videos. Thanks Gone Hiking 👍🏻
Thanks, really appreciate the kind words 👍
Fantastic video mate, looking forward to part 2!
Thanks muchly!
Thank you, that was truly enthralling. Your presence has been missed. Superb views and entertaining commentary. Eagerly awaiting the next stage.
Thanks alot. Really kind of you. Next episode out soon hopefully.
Good to see you back with this video matey. Really enjoyed your sw coastal path escapades, and I am sure I will enjoy this one too.
Thanks. Part 3 out soon hopefully.
Like the visual content. Unsettling music. X
Great video mate, brought some memoires back for sure! Mixed weather but you've got some great gear for it. Medic! Take care, Si
Why thanks. Enjoy your vids too, keep up the good work 👍
Really enjoyed this, funny and some stunning scenery. Cheers.
Thanks alot. Put a bit of effort into those for a change!
@@gonehiking9297 It was well worth it. You had me at Wainwrights Passage. 😂😂
Great to see Gone Hiking back on the channel ..Great video aslways
Thanks 👍
Hahaha laughed so hard when you picked up that big stone😂 commentating as I watched but enjoying it so far
Hope you enjoy the rest of it... all the best.
Brings back good memories, if i do again, would take much less kit, but i am not sure about trail runners, as i like dry feet and some ankle support, I love BlackSail Thanks for sharing
Great trail. I've done it in both boots and trail runners. Both have there merits. Boots stay drier longer but trail runners dry fast.
ahh fab film, made my Saturday morning that did. Beautifully shot. Cheers, Cheryl.
Thanks for the kind words
Some nice photography along the way & the drone takes the filming to another level. Good to see you did a Lazerus & rose from the dead in Grasmere.
Yep. Felt bad about not going further as I did that strech in one day last time. Looking back it was definitely the sensible thing to do....
Watched your coast to coast trip and I have to say it is the best documented journey I've seen. Not only did I enjoy watching it, but it inspired me to definitely do it. I thought once you left the lake district it wouldn't be worth doing. Ha! How wrong I am. Thank you so much!
Wow. Thank you. Yes its a great trip. Only one day thats a bit dull really. Hope you get out there and enjoy it!
@@gonehiking9297 Currently watching your SWCP vids now. Again, they're so well documented and inspirational! Nice one. All the best. 👍
They start a bit jerky. No image stabilisation until part 2 sorry!
Love that you spend time enjoying the countryside and scenery 👍🏻
Thanks. I just wish i had more time to do it.
Brilliant watch mate,always enjoy your videos.
Thanks fella!!
Love your videos. Glorious views from Dent. I remember doing that on the C-to-C walk in 1990! Wonderful walk.
Yeah love c2c!
Excellent on all levels. Well done.
Thanks again!
Great video and inspiring
Thanks alot 👍
Best intro ever!!
Thanks so much. Stolen from a film I can't remember! Hope you enjoyed the rest of it.
Brilliant video throughly enjoyed it. Take care stay safe
Thanks so much!
Wow best videos on the coast to coast in my book well done mate! Any chance of a quick kit load out would be great too
Why thanks, thats some statement! Yes. I will try and do a kit list at some point.
some lovely drone shots
Thanks. First time out so hopefully get better with it.
Hello mate!!!! Your sence of humour tickles me every time, nice too see your vlog in this first episode.. you definitely Been putting in the effort into filming epic drone shots with Beautiful scenery!!! And I did hear that sheep laugh at you 🤣😂.....nice one mate 👣🍻
Bloody sheep!!! Haha. The drone is still new so learning. Think the quallity is down a bit as I didn't match the frame rate between that and the gopro so had to reduce the frame rate in the edit to get them to match up!! Still I know now!!! All the best dude!!!
@@gonehiking9297 he he sheepz!!! Yeah I can imagine another bit of camera gear to lean and master.....cheers mate and I'll be watching the other one laterz!! Cheers mate and speak soon peace out 👣
He’s back! Always love your videos 🤙
Cheers!
Cracking video pal 👍 I hope to do the C to C next year
Cheers it was my second time round, great walk.
Great video!
Cheers Tash x
Triffic video. Thanks for taking the trouble to film it. Must be a drag to have to keep going back to pick up the camera. What App did you use for weather forecasting?
Thanks for the kind words. I think i use bbc and the met office for weather forcasts..
Damn you got some good aerial shots
👍
Great video mate. I did the Dales Way this year; now I'm trying to decide which walk to do next. The Coast to Coast is one option - it would be the third time for me. (Other options - Cumbria Way, St Cuthbert's Way, Offa's Dyke)
I did the Cumbria way 4 weeks ago, loved it. Highly recommended.
@@Andy-LucyGSD Did you do it south to north? How was the end? I heard that it might be a bit anticlimactic.
I really enjoyed the Cumbria way. Go SOBO, that way you get the most boring day out the way first. Theres nothing wrong with the last day. Yes its flat and poorly signed but it skirts a river and has its own beauty. Lots of long grass so get soaked on a wet day tho!
@@gonehiking9297 SOBO?
South bound
I went up to St Bees 5th July nobody about started in 50mph winds and lost my rain cover for my rucksack to the Irish Sea!. For some reason I didn’t feel ready to take on the C2C so left at Ennerdale. I was meant to go in May. I’m now hoping to have another go next May. Just started watching this, you’ve gone to a lot of effort with the camera.
I really enjoyed it this time. The weather plays a huge part in that. The first time I did it,it rained 24 hours a day for 5 days and was miserable. I would have quit if i was solo. Only carried on due to 2 great friends.
I did this walk in late july/early august so we just missed each other, I guess. Still, great video and well done!
Cheers, hope you enjoyed it!
Great stuff
Thanks
Hi brilliant video!!!
Please could you list the places of accommodation you stayed in from ennerdale to Shap?
Thanks alot. 🍺
Fox and hounds in ennerdale bridge
A camping barn in seathwaite dont think it has a name.
Bays brown farm in Chapel style off trail due to feeling rough. Wild camp at angle tarn. And the crown in at shap. Hope that helps....
@@gonehiking9297 cheers mate 👍
Quality mate, done it a couple of years back
Cheers thanks. Great hike 🚶♂️ 👌
Just recognised the name!! Really enjoyed your series on it too👍
Great vid, thanks
Thank you!
Who was Lisa Kelly and what happened to her? There was the memorial to her at the site of the former very high stile crossing
Looking on internet I think it was a young mum of twin girls from Jarrow who passed away suddenly and her husband and his friends did a charity bike ride for the school where she worked...I think they raised over £3500
OK, I'll ask. I come from the heavily forested woods of the Pacific Northwest in the US, when one has all the cover one wants when the Poo Fairy starts to sing her irresistible song. When you're wild camping in locations this open, what do you do about communing with nature without traumatizing your fellow campers?
There's usually somewhere to pop off to. Behind a rock some where. In the uk There's walls and hedges to hide behind. Often walk through a town or village and plenty of campsites or pubs...
Thanks for sharing your journey in such a detailed way! I’m considering a C2C next year. What time of year would you recommend? Not sure I fancy doing it in the peak of summer and dealing with crowded pubs & campsites…
Thanks for the comment. Agreed i try to avoid peak summer. May june or September would be good....
Great video just found your channel so subscribe.
Awesome! Thank you!
So lovely. May do this next year. Are there places to stay in towns?
There plenty of b and b s in towns. Usually a campsite too.
Grieg at dawn made me giggle lol Are you enjoying the Duplex ? Ive just used it for my third walk and loving it. I bought the little end poles to lift the ends for spacious luxury !
Yes. Love my duplex. Great tent!!!
Bit like Kubrick drone shots.
I'm half hour in (Day 3) and will catch up tomorrow. To good not to watch in full. Mark
Cheers 🍻
@@gonehiking9297 Superb. Enjoyed the drama all the way. You recovered from your stomach bug well and hey went onto have a good time at the highest point. Missed the wildlife but all good. Mark
Again. Thanks for the kind words. Peace.
@@gonehiking9297 A pleasure. Got the other parts to go now.
Hi , your video is very good with great landscapes,hope you do-not mind me saying it would make better footage if you got a drone ,see you next time 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳👍
Seriously....?
Great videos and really informative commentary as always. When exactly did you go - I'm assuming June/July this year?
Looking forward to the next one.
Yes, mid July. Thanks alot
You have probably been aked this before but which did you prefer, the SWCP or the C2C? Love your vids BTW, I'm starting the SWCP in a few weeks.
Thats a tough one. Love them both. Hard to decide between them. You love either.
Excellent video! When will Part 2 be available?
Thanks. Part 2 is on the channel. I'm just finishing editing part 3.
@@gonehiking9297 Look forward to it. Don't know why I didn't find Part 2!
I met the big man.
Big question for you here mate! I've a week off.....what stretch of the SW coast path would you recommend for wild camping views ect? I've done st Ives to zennor and a few more stretces, great stuff mate
Maybe Westwardd Ho! To Padstow/Newquay. That's a pretty rugged and beautiful stretch with wild camping opportunities...
Which pub was refusing service to walkers? Just want to be sure I don't spend any money in there.
The langstrath at stonethwaite can be a bit snooty at times. More interested in foodies than walkers. Usually have to book for food. Closed Mondays. The Scafell hotel is a better bet.
Gosh, i haven't had a pint of Jennings in a long time.
Pint of wainwright's on the c2c. Like it was meant to be!!
@@gonehiking9297 Ah, the glass fooled me, it was a Jennings "atomic theory" glass. (The names they have for some beers these days.) In my days of drinking Jennings it was Jennings bitter and Cumberland if i remember correctly.
Great spot. I had to go back and re watch that bit! Love a bit of cock a hoop myself!! Haha...
Hi, I was wondering, what kind of pack weight do you have for a long distance hike like this?
I think i was about 11kg 25lbs
Great to see you on the road again. Love your videos. Especially amazed that you carry a drone all the way... even if it’s only a small one I probably would not want to carry it all the time... what drone is it? How heavy is your bag?
Thanks. The drone is the DJI Mavic mini. Only 249g but more with controller 2 spare batteries and controller. Still learning. That was my first trip out with it!
Gone Hiking 😁 I bought the same... one needs some new toys during the pandemic 😏
Great vid mate 👍🏻 ... I'm doing the walk with a pal hopefully in July. How much of the trail is sign posted, is there lots of map reading to do ?
According to everybody else's blogs, the signage is terrible in the lakes. However, from Shap, its like you cant get enough of them - virtually every corner is a signpost. I am going to start the walk when I am out of bandages (cellulitis at present). I reccomend taking at least a paper map with you as the lakes in bad weather can be an interesting adventure to say the least. Good luck on your adventure.
Thank you. The c2c is not very well signed. I tend to use my phone as GPS. OS maps is about £20 a year. You can also use guthooks app and pay for the route mapping about £9. Loads of people use view ranger but i have never tried it. I would take paper maps as back up. I used Harvey's strip maps (waterproof) they are good. 2 cover the route.
You can generally tell where your going from a map without the need to take bearings, just reading the topography. Occasionally checking the gps to check your on route. You
Can I please ask what the name of the campsite is at Seatoller?
I think it's called inside out camping these days.
@@gonehiking9297 thank you 👍🏻
Did you do a kit list for the C2C?
Editing it now. Should be out in the next few days. Thanks and good luck with this years hiking.
Great videos. Any major hikes planned for next year?
Thanks. Hopefully back to the SWCP.
I hate dent what a steep climb 🧗♀️
Yeah, on the the map it looks like a hill then slaps you round the face welcome to the lake district!! Haha.
5million and 27 hahahahahhahahaah
Cheers
Sorry but music along enerdale was not good
Thanks for the constructive criticism. My mom hates the first track I used!