Fantastic achievement guys well done. Thanks for sharing 👍

Hi Tony, Ive just subscribed after seeing a couple of your fabulous videos. Love the amount of route information which goes with them too. Very helpful for my future hikes. I did do Grey Knotts with my wife about 2 months ago but we went up a grassy path which runs parallel and right of the fence you went up. Its meets the fence at the stile which you cross over to do the final push. We intended doing Brandreth and Green Gable too but the wind and rain got too much for my other half so we came back down the way you ascended. Looking forward to catching up with some of your other vids when I get chance. Cheers ATB

On day 2 of our adventure we work our way from Coniston to the Langdale Valley. This section was a lot of fun with some amazing natural features along the way. I hope you enjoy it!!

Great walk and informative video, as usual. The next part of the Cumbria way is best. The Langstrath Valley is stunningly beautiful. Enjoy!

I think this section is one of the best, love the woods and the glades. Britannia doe Lovely food and it a welcome break. on the last part after the Base Brown campsite I took the right over the little bridge then left as the path is much better than the official route and take you to New Dungeon Gill

I attempted the Cumbria way in 2022 camping along the ay but it was very hot 27c and I only made it to day 4 before heatstroke hit me and I had to abandon it. tried again Sept 2023 but YHA and B&B it and although it was in the 20's it was easier without the weight and I completed it. I loved the walk and cant wait to do it all again the best way to do the walk is with the Cicerone guide book as it gives exact details of where each gate and stile is

Now I prefer this walk Coniston to langdales this I will do. Again cracking video thank-you xx

Good to see you had a better day today. I’m considering doing it next Easter, but I’ll start in Coniston.

Hi Tony, Hi Allison. Loved watching that, again it brings back so many memories. Wow, there was some water coming down over Skelwith Force. Although day 2 is a shorter day it didn’t seem it to me. The view of Harrison Stickle and Pavey are ahead as you walk down Great Langdale has to be one of the best in the Lakes. As you know we stayed in Great Langdale campsite but we did go to the ODG that night for 3 or 4 pints. 😃🥾⛰🏕️🍻

wonderful...so beautiful around Tarn hows.

PYG track NOT Pyg track please.

Brilliant video Tony!

Nice to see alison playing a more active part, you usually see her in the distance or the back of her head, she seems very shy. Find your vids very relaxing, one half of my comedy heroes was born in ulverston, been a few times. Stan Laurel. Congrats on the landmark

Just starting my Wainwrights journey so these routes are incredibly helpful for inspiration. Cheers Tony, keep up the good work

What a stunning area of the lakes 1 of my favourite views overlooking buttermere from haystacks ❤

Thanks for clicking on to my video. This is an iconic walk in The Lake District National Park and Cumbria. The whole work is covered in 5 videos and I'm looking forward to showing you how it was for us. So put the big telly on, grab a drink and let's get on The Cumbria Way!

Brilliant video Tony, glad your channels growing you deserve it with all the hard work you put in them. 👍

Always wanted to do but haven't yet. Think I will do in stages however as I take my dog's going from Ulverston to Coniston the farm's would be battle ground 😂. May start at Coniston as the first part seems little boring. Looking forward to next video thank-you again xc

Great video again mate, wildlife don't forget the frog. Cumbria Way is definitely on the to do list

Thanks for an entertaining start to the Cumbria Way...warts n all....and part one of "Allison's Musings"! 😁 Looking forward to see what day 2 brings us! 👍

Hi Tony. I had the CW planned for last year, but cancelled it due to the rubbish weather forecast. Having watched a few videos I’m glad I did. It’s obvious the farmers north of Ulverston don’t want walkers around. Shame they don’t appreciate that the rights of way were there a long time before they were! That “bull” sign on the gate has appeared on a few videos. Can you recall where it is? It is an offence to display such a sign when there isn’t actually a bull in the field and the sign can be forcibly removed. Hope you enjoy/ed your trip.

Great video mate, it looks like more and more trails are falling into disrepair or farmers hide the trails as dont want people on them sad to see 😢

Hi Tony, Hi Allison. Firstly, congratulations on the £1K subs. Fully deserved. Secondly, Absolutely brilliant. That’s brought back so many amazing memories. We went wrong in a couple of the same places you did. I found the first day OK to navigate, but like you guys I had the route downloaded to n OS maps. If you’re purely relying on way markers then you’d possible struggle through some of the fields. We found it brilliant going through all the points of interest that you have seen on many others videos but seeing it for self is brilliant. Lastly mate, thank you so much for the shoutout and sharing my channel. It’s very kind of you. All the best guys 😃🥾⛰

Brilliant Tony! Great vid 👌

Great video buddy thanks for sharing I'm up the fells next Saturday taking my mate up first time so doing catbells stone arfer and rydal caves brack him in gentle 😀 👍

Great Video Tony going to do that one keep them coming 👍

Thanks Tony for a great video. This was a walk I was intending to do last week but never got round to it. Certainly one to tick off lots of Wainwrights in a shortish distance! Matt

Lovely walk Tony 👍

Good video again Tony and Allison! I did the Tongue at the end of April as a stand-alone walk and climbed it from the back, coming down the steep nose. Made it more fun for me, although I found the return down the valley a bit of a trudge, tbh. Truss Lane though, was indeed pretty clear. I'll take in Sallows and Sour Howes on a route I've planned, from Kirkstone Pass Inn via Stony Cove Pike, Ill Bell and Yoke down to Troutbeck. Allison, I, for one, would love to hear your thoughts on some of the walks you two do, especially the steeper of the ups and downs. You are, afterall, the unsung heroine of the videos! Keep up the great content!! 👍😁

Good video I did Troutbeck tounge but came down from Kentmere horseshoe I parked at church in Troutbeck. But not dome the route you have done though. Thanks again xx

Hi Tony Hi Allison. Brilliant walk mate. Troutbeck Tongue is the pain in the back side one I have left in that are. Wansfell....check, Sour Howes and Sallows....check. I think it will be a winter one for me or maybe a summit camp. Whats the ground like on the top, is it relatively dry or is it quite soft? All the best mate, hope you get the weather for this week on the CW Dave

Loved this video, Tony, and you asked for feedback from anyone who has done the route - we did a similar route a year ago with Alan Metalman. You took a shorter route off Sallows: we left the Garburn Road about 100 yards earlier than you and fought our way through the ferns; we went round the back of Troutbeck Tongue, you went up and down from the front. We went back the same way though you kept taking paths off the road - Alan and I bombed down the road whilst Andrea stayed at the Queen's Inn!! It was a long walk in total but very enjoyable. We hardly met anyone all day except a few fell runners. Your commentary throughout was brilliant - I wish I had watched your video before we did our hike!! Regards, Ashley p/s I see you've passed 1000 subs - well done!!

I know you post a video every Sunday but I'm interested to know the timescales to put a video out. Is it planned well in advance or off the cuff. Is it a full day job Inc travelling ? From filming to editing how long does it take. I don't think the likes of myself who enjoys your videos realise all the effort that goes into it.

Great video Tony. I did Troutbeck Tongue last Tuesday. Some amazing views onto Lake Windermere from there. I’ll get round to doing Sour Howes and Sallows soon. Matt

How many hours up and down ?

Another crackin video Tony. Congrats on reaching 1k subs! Well earned! Great looking route. One for the list. Looking forward to your Fairfield video!

Hi buddy great video Thanks for sharing can I ask what radio do you have iv just done the glenridding round 7 wainwrights amazing day 😀

This was my 1st ever mountain😁, loved it, done it and camped 3 times, guna be doing it again but with the kids next time😁 great video👍👍

HI Tony, brilliant route, loving the route up the valley for the first part. I like a nice valley walk. I usually plan my routes to finish with one. When do you start the CW?

I did that walk I started near patterdale hotel but our Alfie patterdale wouldn't pass the cow's 😂. So plan B took the valley floor long walk but stunning and came back the way you did .Another classic video thank-you again xx

New subscriber,Good watch that tony, Also didn't know about the parting stone, so thanks for the info on that, waiting for my Lakes 100.map delivery so will look into that a bit more. well earned that pint 👍

Great route Tony. What's the secret to getting to 1k subs? I've been slogging away for nearly two years now and still only on 360. Thinking about packing it in...

BIRKS BOOK ONE😂😂

This is a great walk to bag St.Sunday Crag. It avoids the bustle of nearby Helvellyn and has some fantastic features and views. I hope you enjoy it!

Great video again Tony, hope you get the extra subscriber soon to make it to 1000

Thanks for sharing another great video. I wasn’t aware of the brother’s parting stone. Interesting to read that his brother died just 4 years after their parting. Must try and visit this myself.🥾🗻

Love these tony, so relaxing, only complaint is why is alison so shy? Get her on camera

Another great video, Tony, as usual. I did catbells a few months ago walking from Keswick town centre. Can you tell me where you can the bus from and what's it's called, as I'm hoping to do it again with the in-laws so want to make the walk shorter. Thanks.

1st time watching your content and I absolutely loved it. My only Wainwright so far I walked it about 18 months ago prior to a cancer diagnosis and have been recuperating since with an aim to get back out there very soon. I walked it from the independent hostel on the far side of Dewent water, round the top end via Lodore hotel , my ascent started roughly at the lay-by where the ice cream van is in your video and then I basically followed your rout to the top and most of the way down until the signpost by the Wall . I went right there and back round the top end of the lake again. I loved every minute of my walk and this just made me recall 90% of it vividly Thanks so much.

I love the catbells stunning thank-you xx