Lovely video SFR, Red Pike is a lovely walk to going on to do a high level traverse of High Crag etc....going to watch your channel more. Thanks for an enjoyable watch :-)
Thank you, pleased you enjoyed the video 😊 I did that traverse in another video and it was a lovely one to do! Hopefully will get better weather next time I do it though!
I cant wait to get to the lakes my self, your video makes me look forward to it even more 🙌 not long now as I'm going in February 😁. Thank you for the nice video!
Great video. My favourite Haystacks walk was starting from Loweswater village along Mosedale, over the High Stile ridge, camping on Haystacks and next day back alongside the lakes.
Thanks Peter for the recommendation, will consider doing this next time I’m that way if conditions allow, Loweswater is a great peaceful place too & glad you enjoyed the video 🫶🏻
Well these look like ideal conditions! Fleetwith Pike from the bottom and from the slate quarry are both good and the top of Fleetwith has amazing.views
The best day of my trip by a mile in terms of weather! Thanks Tim for the recommendations, love Fleetwith Pike, want to get up there for sunset & a camp soon hopefully! 😍
Also if you ever feel like a not solo hike, drop me an email, I love hiking solo but also with like minded who appreciate the wonderful nature, take care
Thanks Andrew, hope you've had a good weekend just gone 😊 glad you enjoyed this one along with the music, lovely place in the Lakes, one of my fave spots!
Beautiful Christine. You cant get much better scenery than the top of Haystacks and around the Lake. Just Gorgeous. I noticed when you had your cake break 🥧😋 there was a good view over to the bothy which looked quite busy with people. One path ive never used but hopefully will on my next visit. Have you ever been to Scale Force Waterfall. Definately worth a visit and a good path up the side up to the High Stile Ridge. A steep ascent but the walk along the ridge is fantastic, on a clear day anyway! Thanks for taking us along Christine, another super video 🙂
Thank you Tony 🫶🏻 definitely spectacular views back at the summit and descending along from Fleetwith Pike, loved the route! Yes quite a few groups of DoE I think had camped up for the night there, good spot! Did Scale Force with the family quite a few years ago, yet to do the High Stile Ridge though, on the bucket list! Thanks for the recommendation will add to the lovely long list of Lake District walks to tick off in the future 😊
Thank you for another treat of a video. Haystacks is top of my to do list this year. I'm planning to do it in August when the beautiful heather is in bloom 🌸
Thank you Nicola, pleased you enjoyed this one 🫶🏻 ooo that’ll be a beautiful time to visit and complete this one, with the longer days you might even be able to include fleetwith pike at the end for sunset 😍
Great walk other side. Park near Rannerdale, head up to Grasmoor via Lad Hows, then onto Grisedale Pike via Sandhill and Hopegill Head, turn around and head back down via Whiteside. It's a cracking walk I promise 👍
Very nice thanks my memory is of how rocky that easy looking down path is underfoot it was a bit relentless I was not far from 60 at the time. The views gorgeous and a very nice route. I guess youd call that the traditional route.
Thanks Michael, pleased you enjoyed the video 😊 it’s a great route and as you say stunning views throughout! Glad you have fond memories of the place, despite the relentless nature of the descent!
Amazing video! I’m heading up to Buttermere in 2 weeks time and going to attempt this walk. Do you happen to have a route you could share? I’m quite new to hiking and feel more confident if I have a route to follow. I have a paper map and subscribed to OS Maps. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Thanks Jono, pleased you enjoyed the video and hope you also enjoy the hike in a couple of weeks! Sure, this is the OS route I used for this day but started in the village rather than at the farm at other end of Lake 😊 explore.osmaps.com/route/14655605/haystacks
Lovely video SFR, Red Pike is a lovely walk to going on to do a high level traverse of High Crag etc....going to watch your channel more. Thanks for an enjoyable watch :-)
Thank you, pleased you enjoyed the video 😊 I did that traverse in another video and it was a lovely one to do! Hopefully will get better weather next time I do it though!
Great video Christine thanks
Thanks William, pleased you enjoyed it 😊
Love it round there, great video thanks for sharing - cake looked amazing 😎
It’s a stunning spot in the Lakes & thank you for tagging along, cake was delicious 😋
Ah what a beaut of a route, the weather gods on your side again too 👌.....another lovely video Christine, thanks for taking us along 😃
The best day of the trip weather wise easily!! & yes awesome route! Thanks Andrew for tagging along, pleased you enjoyed 🫶🏻😊
I cant wait to get to the lakes my self, your video makes me look forward to it even more 🙌 not long now as I'm going in February 😁.
Thank you for the nice video!
Thanks Matt 😊 definitely a beautiful place all year round so hope you enjoy and get some decent weather for hiking later this month 🤞🏻
Love buttermere, great video subbed 😊
Thank you ♥️ I love Buttermere too, one of my fave spots in the Lakes!
Great video. My favourite Haystacks walk was starting from Loweswater village along Mosedale, over the High Stile ridge, camping on Haystacks and next day back alongside the lakes.
Thanks Peter for the recommendation, will consider doing this next time I’m that way if conditions allow, Loweswater is a great peaceful place too & glad you enjoyed the video 🫶🏻
Well these look like ideal conditions! Fleetwith Pike from the bottom and from the slate quarry are both good and the top of Fleetwith has amazing.views
The best day of my trip by a mile in terms of weather! Thanks Tim for the recommendations, love Fleetwith Pike, want to get up there for sunset & a camp soon hopefully! 😍
Highlight of the weekend, wonderful scenery, mellow matching tunes and your calm energy tops it off, I wish you a good week, until the next 😊
Also if you ever feel like a not solo hike, drop me an email, I love hiking solo but also with like minded who appreciate the wonderful nature, take care
Thanks Andrew, hope you've had a good weekend just gone 😊 glad you enjoyed this one along with the music, lovely place in the Lakes, one of my fave spots!
Beautiful Christine. You cant get much better scenery than the top of Haystacks and around the Lake. Just Gorgeous. I noticed when you had your cake break 🥧😋 there was a good view over to the bothy which looked quite busy with people. One path ive never used but hopefully will on my next visit. Have you ever been to Scale Force Waterfall. Definately worth a visit and a good path up the side up to the High Stile Ridge. A steep ascent but the walk along the ridge is fantastic, on a clear day anyway! Thanks for taking us along Christine, another super video 🙂
Thank you Tony 🫶🏻 definitely spectacular views back at the summit and descending along from Fleetwith Pike, loved the route! Yes quite a few groups of DoE I think had camped up for the night there, good spot! Did Scale Force with the family quite a few years ago, yet to do the High Stile Ridge though, on the bucket list! Thanks for the recommendation will add to the lovely long list of Lake District walks to tick off in the future 😊
Stunning scenery just love haystacks cracking video keep it up young lady
Thanks Colin, pleased you enjoyed this one & love Haystacks/Buttermere too, such a beautiful place 😍
Thank you for another treat of a video. Haystacks is top of my to do list this year. I'm planning to do it in August when the beautiful heather is in bloom 🌸
Thank you Nicola, pleased you enjoyed this one 🫶🏻 ooo that’ll be a beautiful time to visit and complete this one, with the longer days you might even be able to include fleetwith pike at the end for sunset 😍
Great walk other side. Park near Rannerdale, head up to Grasmoor via Lad Hows, then onto Grisedale Pike via Sandhill and Hopegill Head, turn around and head back down via Whiteside. It's a cracking walk I promise 👍
Haven’t been recommended that one before, just had a little look on OS maps and looks awesome! Thank you 🫶🏻😊
Very nice thanks my memory is of how rocky that easy looking down path is underfoot it was a bit relentless I was not far from 60 at the time. The views gorgeous and a very nice route. I guess youd call that the traditional route.
Thanks Michael, pleased you enjoyed the video 😊 it’s a great route and as you say stunning views throughout! Glad you have fond memories of the place, despite the relentless nature of the descent!
Really stunning place.
Excellent video.
Thanks for sharing.
Hope to get there myself.
Well deserved cake.😁👏👏
Thanks Jamie 🫶🏻 it most definitely is, worth a visit when you make the trip! & the cake was so delicious 😋
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Love Buttermere. Nice meal in the Fish Inn?? Great walking. Luckily back up that way in April.
I love Buttermere too, unique place! And didn’t make it to the Fish Inn … Hope you have a good time this way in April 😊 thanks for watching 🫶🏻
Amazing video! I’m heading up to Buttermere in 2 weeks time and going to attempt this walk. Do you happen to have a route you could share? I’m quite new to hiking and feel more confident if I have a route to follow. I have a paper map and subscribed to OS Maps. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Thanks Jono, pleased you enjoyed the video and hope you also enjoy the hike in a couple of weeks! Sure, this is the OS route I used for this day but started in the village rather than at the farm at other end of Lake 😊
explore.osmaps.com/route/14655605/haystacks
@@shefreelyroams Amazing! Thank you so much 😀