Our last wild camp in June was to Nine Standards Rigg, the summit of Hartley Fell in the Pennines. It is close to the border between Cumbria and North Yorkshire, just a few miles South-East of Kirkby Stephen. It was a short but fun hike to the summit upon which stands a series of large cairns.
Back in May I took my human off for a wild camp to Sand Tarn on Wild Boar Fell in the Yorkshire Dales. Getting there involved climbing one of the highest and steepest hills I have been up so far. Well, since the last one anyway. It was a lot of fun! The weather was… Read More: Wild Boar Fell & Sand Tarn – Wild Camp #031 »
My human was allowed some time off work recently so we decided to go for a wild camp on Broad Flats near Malham in the Yorkshire Dales. We also took a trip over the border into Lancashire to summit Pendle Hill (famous for the Pendle Witches). At the start of the hike there was a… Read More: A Wild Camp and a Gentle Hike »
Since my last blog post we've only been able to get out camping twice due to the weather and other things getting in the way. Our first trip was a 10 mile round-trip to Mossdale Scar just outside Grassington where there is a cave system some 6.5 miles long. We camped on the hillside above.… Read More: Two Camps and a Video »
Well, we've been on a lot of adventures since my last blog post, the highlight of which was a trip to Scotland where we visited an old(ish) friend in Glasgow and then went for a wild camp at Loch Valley in the Galloway Forest Park. Here are links to all the hikes/camping trips since my… Read More: The Lake District, Scotland and more... »
2022 is here and what better way to start the new year than a long(ish) hike in the Yorkshire countryside. This is a new route of a little more than 9 miles to check out a possible wild camp location within walking distance of the house. We didn’t find anywhere but it was still a… Read More: Halfpenny Hole Clough »