BACKPACKING THE CUMBRIA WAY DAY 5..5 DAYS..80 MILES..COMPLETED.
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In this video myself & @PaulMessner backpack the Cumbria Way ..A long distance hike from Ulverston to Carlisle..We hike over 80 miles across 5 days covering some of the Lake District's finest scenery..Stopping at camp sites along the way join us for part 3 as we complete this amazing trip.
Brilliant Andy as always.Keep it going mate,and keep it real.🏴👍
Thanks Andy to a great finish to Cumbria way was great to share the trip with u both
Look forward to more adventures you have in mind hope u have a nice rest and time with family 🎉
Nice one Andy and well done mate, you’ll never get a trail like that again with the weather you got. Epic, Tfs. Dave
Enjoyed all the video's on this walk Andrew atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Definitely going to give this one a go.
Cracking Andy great trip 👍
nice one.. congrats on completing a lovely walk
Great film Andy, really enjoyed following your journey with Paul. Definitely on my to-do list.
Well done On you Completing your journey really enjoyed watching Great views Me Learning some more from your walk great achievement 👍🏻
Nice one congratulations
Well done sir. Really enjoyed watching this journey.
Good effort
Well done Andy, I remember Rose castle. Its quite a pleasant stretch til Dalston, there was a nice butchers in Dalston, good pies and made sarnies. Next one!! 😊
Well done....Its a grand walk.
Well done great effort 🎉
Great video again Andrew I really like your videos
Imagine if you bought a sew on patch for every Wainwright, fell & walk you've completed in your lifetime?
You'd need a 500 litre pack to fit them all on. It'd be like strapping a double mattress to your back.
Nice to see Castlerigg Farm again. I stayed a few nights there last year. Nice big slog up out of Keswick.
Great series. Thanks Andy. Absolutely stunning.
thanks mark yeah it'd have to be a big o'l bag that lol..it is a pull out of keswick for sure still enjoyable..nice site castlerigg lovely views from there.
Well done boys, cracking bit of youtube from both, nice one
Looked like a great walk with lovely views. I wouldnt mind doing this myself at some point. Struck it lucky with the weather as well
Excellent 👌 I loved the whole trail , I wild camped 3 nights and 1 camp site , beacon tarn , langdale ( campsite ) castle crag and then low pike 👍 plan was to camp on high pike but winds too strong , well done to both of you , a lot of footage that brought it all back 😊
Brilliant videos as usual 👍
Enjoyed that,well done mate
A grand finale there Andy....congratulations mate 👌. I liked the look of the route along the banks of the Caldew too, I enjoy walking alongside a good river. Are you thinking ahead to another long-distance footpath now? ATB, Chris
it's a cracking section of the walk chris the wildlife etc along the banks was great to see..ill deffo be looking at some more lengthy walks its kind of addictive lol tfw mate.
Great set Andy, never seen it done to Carlisle. People always seem to end at Keswick. Made me want to do it now 👍
ayy i seen a few people mention circling back round to finish in keswick but the official finish is carlisle..
Congratulations on completing the cumbria way. Enjoyed watching your journey through the beautiful countryside.
Thanks for sharing, look forward to seeing what you take on next
Atb Mark
cheers mark fantastic trail highly recommended..already hankering to get on another one lol..
@@AndrewBeavers i know that feeling, multiple day hikes are addicting 😁
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Well done, lovely trip, Teasdale way next ? 😃
What a lovely little series Andy, I learn so much from your videos. Great to see Paul join you, your both great ambassadors for the great outdoors 👍👊
Or did Andy join Paul …?…🤔
Fantastic effort AB, thanks for taking us with you. Not to forget Paul. See ya ont next un ❤
Brilliant Andy, many congratulations. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us. Absolutely loved every minute of it. Cheers Dave 😀⛰🥾🏴
Enjoyed your films of this walk so much, and extra joy is we get to see Paul’s films too. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to share the miles with us, the two of you have made me want to try this walk myself some day 👍🏻🙂
Well done Andy, the journey from start to end was fantastic thanks for sharing it with us 👊👍🥃
Great achievement Andy, well done 👏
We have to remember this is the Cumbria Way, not the mountains way or the Lakes National Park Way…Cumbria has lots of different types of terrain that we often forget - Great mini series 👍
Well done Andy, I never doubted that you’d complete it but I have to confess I was unsure about Paul and fair play to him for doing it.
A great series of videos and weren’t you lucky with the weather, you must pray to the right weather God, mine is crap. 😂
This has been a great series of videos, both from yourself and Paul! Very enjoyable, and it looked like you both enjoyed it as well 👌
Which trail next? I would recommend either the West Highland Way (similar but maybe a bit tougher...and a lot busier) or the Cleveland Way (my personal favourite UK trail).
Hope to see you both out on a trail again soon 👌ATB Alistair 👍
thanks alistair yeah the whw is one id love to do maybe next year now hopefully...there's quite a few on the list now tbh the yorkshire wolds way is one that took my eye.
@@AndrewBeavers I've not done The Wolds Way.... always thought water (or the lack of it!) might be a problem 🤔.
Thanks again for the videos, ATB Alistair 👍
Brilliant, great video and info pal, you’ve got me hyped up to do this now lol, we’ll done to you both, a great achievement, at the end of every stage , was there a camping park ?
depending on how many days you take to do it there's camp sites ,hostels or yha's to stay at.
Nice one Andy, that certainly looks like a great hike to do. Looking forward to your next multi day hike. Out of all the paths you have ever hiked, whic has been the best sign posted?
i have to say probably the white to dark peak was one of the best signed walks ive done..
@@AndrewBeavers Looks like a good route for that one too. Have you looked at the Gritstone Trail before? I felt spoilt for signage
A shame about the diversion but what cracking weather to be out in! Think I’d have been straight in that pool. I’m thinking about doing Limestone Way end of summer, haven’t done any long distance hikes as of yet.
did the limestone way a few year back & really enjoyed it..my only regret is i did it over two days & slightly rushed through it rather than enjoy it..if i did it again id do it over 3 days..
Not sure if I’d attempt the whole trail in one go, might just try it to Matlock over 2 days and have a steady one.
Fun fact - kingfishers are called Kōtare here in New Zealand (Māori word). It is pronounced Kor - tah - ree. Thanks for this series - absolutely beautiful scenery, stunning even 😜
thats great thanks for sharing that..fascinating how creatures etc have different names around the world.
Nice walk that, and a change to camp on sites and call into pubs for a pint and food. What trail shoes did you use as I'm interested in some, I know Paul used the lone Peak 7 and would like to hear your views on whatever you used. We'll done to both of you btw
i wore the hoka speegoat 5 excellent shoe..never had any bother with them..really comfortable & lots of grip..im usually a size 11 but went half a size bigger on recommendation of running specialist at cotswolds & that half size really did make a difference for the better.
@@AndrewBeavers seems to be a game changer now, the trail shoes, something i’ve never considered before but last few months heard a lot about them on youtube hiking channels. Makes sense really to wear lightweight stuff during dryer summer months. Thanks Andy, I’ll definitely be looking at the speedgoat 5’s👍👍
Hiya congrats on finishing, thanks for film..I’ve great memories of doing the CW myself last year. Would you mind telling me which model of Hoka you are wearing in these videos?, they look like they have a stiff sole and lugs which is just what I need. I’ve got some Hoka Carbon x which I love but they are smooth soles for road running, no good for trails… thnx again for vid 😊
thanks yeah the hoka's are the speedgoat 5..were excellent on the trail not a bit of bother with them..
@@AndrewBeavers excellent I’ll try some, thanks for info.