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Coast to Coast Walk - July 2024

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By *amwantsu OP Man over a year ago

Yorkshire

Planning on doing the Coast to Coast Walk in July 2024.

Anyone else doing it around the same time or next year

Sam

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By *ack WilliamsTV/TS over a year ago

Tonbridge

I was thinking about it. Maybe not the whole thing but perhaps a week doing the East or West half.

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By *amwantsu OP Man over a year ago

Yorkshire

I decided it was a bucket list activity to do next year and going in big with it and doing the full trek.

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By *hriscooperMan over a year ago

Warrington

I'm planning to do it in March.. Wainwright's?

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By *amwantsu OP Man over a year ago

Yorkshire

Yep , hopefully so and camp all the way

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By *hriscooperMan over a year ago

Warrington

"Yep , hopefully so and camp all the way "

Definitely... I always wild camp on my big hikes..

I did the Henridean Way in August which was brilliant..

Also done the Westhighland Way 3 times and the Speyside Way and the Cumbria Way too. The Cape Wrath trail is in the planning stages now too for 2025.

The Scottish Long distance trails are a different level of beauty.. Have you done any mate?

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By *ack WilliamsTV/TS over a year ago

Tonbridge

"Yep , hopefully so and camp all the way "

I'm assuming you're taking a tent. Not wearing glitter for 190 miles?

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By *hriscooperMan over a year ago

Warrington

"Yep , hopefully so and camp all the way

I'm assuming you're taking a tent. Not wearing glitter for 190 miles? "

That's the plan.. Be nice to bump into people along the way too.

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By *amboozledByPaperClipsMan over a year ago

hull

Im pretty keen for this

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By *amwantsu OP Man over a year ago

Yorkshire

Definitely a tent for some wild camping, I think I'll leave the glitter at home I don't want it getting into my sleeping bag

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By *amwantsu OP Man over a year ago

Yorkshire

Not done very many long walks, hope to get out a bit from Jan onwards for some hikes and overnight camping

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By *amboozledByPaperClipsMan over a year ago

hull

Tarp and bivvy

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By *hriscooperMan over a year ago

Warrington

"Tarp and bivvy

Prefer a tent for a 10 day hike. Comes in handy for a bit of private time too.

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By *ack WilliamsTV/TS over a year ago

Tonbridge

"Tarp and bivvy

Prefer a tent for a 10 day hike. Comes in handy for a bit of private time too.

I was going to ask how big your sleeping-bag was but didn't want to seem forward in an innocent hiking thread lol

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By *amboozledByPaperClipsMan over a year ago

hull

Ahhh each to their own ay, whatever floats your boat

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By *hriscooperMan over a year ago

Warrington

"Tarp and bivvy

Prefer a tent for a 10 day hike. Comes in handy for a bit of private time too.

I was going to ask how big your sleeping-bag was but didn't want to seem forward in an innocent hiking thread lol"

Innocent.... On this site? Haha

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