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I would defo agree 10 out of 10 this hike andy ive been up that first stage past blee tarn but wasnt bagging then shame as i wasnt for off another im gonna do these ones soon but would like to hike this the other way and then carry one past the top of small water as i belive there is a few more wainwrights around there too dont no the names of them tho unless i could go up before the carpark and tick them then carry my way to high street and come down your route here this is a great part of the lakes more remote than other places ive been i left our lasses brand new kayak in the carpark last time i was here it hadnt even been open i took it out the van to put some stuff away and forgot to put it back in well some one scored for a new kayak lol class vlog mate showed it off brilliantly marra good stuff love the look of billy here when hes stuck a look to say away then come and help me man 😂class marra good job good drone action too

We've had this on our list for a while now but just not got around to it. Hopefully we will get chance on our next trip in early November. Especially as it's had the rock star seal of approval 🌟 we will most likely go up rough crag and down either nan beild or gatescarth pass depending on how far along we get in the day. It will be our first dabble in that area

Another great vid, Andy and Billy. We love it out round Mardale. We've been up the Rough Crag way several times to High Street then back down over Harter Fell but never over Piot Crag so another one to try when we're up in a week or so. Billy is such a good boy, waiting for you to help him out. The last time we did Rough Crag, we still had our beloved Springer Dylan and we had to heave his bum up a couple of those scrambly bits. He's still with us on our walks - got his collar on our rucksacks so he doesn't miss out ❤❤❤ ATB Brian and Jill 😊😊

Very nice video, Andrew. I've been thinking about a wild camp around here for a while now. This video has inspired me to do this very route. Cheers!

Aw you finally got to my favourite Andy. Furthest away from you, but much closer to me. I've spent so much time on these fells and there are so many different circular options. My usual route includes going UP the Rough Crag ridge. Definitely much easier than coming down. Lovely to see an aerial view of it all too. Another great video! Thank you 👏

Definitely 10/10 and such a good video and appreciation of very familiar ground for me, thank you. I probably know the Haweswater fells better than any of them, having spent so much time on them over the years. I'd agree that Rough Crag is a lot easier up than down. So many happy times on Rough Crag, some days just sitting up there overlooking Riggindale when the eagles were still in residence. I have been up and down Piot Crag and it's fine, as you say. A bit slippy sometimes on the grass coming down after wet weather. There are so many circuits possible using either way up onto the ridge and so quiet. Love the shot of Billy contemplating Blea Water... no doubt thinking how am I going to get all those stones out of there?! Look forward to more, Andy, thanks.

Keep them coming Andy, Im just about to try and do the Far Eastern Fells and your videos are so so helpful. Thanks

Great video again safe and sure Quite a few years since I did that area but it's so beautiful Also walked the full circle of Haweswater which was a slog Keep them coming 👍

Smashing video again Andrew, one of my favourite areas and of course quite convenient for me. Such a great route with so much or interest, I love Blea Water and Small Water and love looking down on them. I went up Mardale Ill Bell by Piot Crag back in June, but accessed it from Small Water outflow and round the corrie - I find the valley route to Blea Water can be rather soggy. at times! Always look forward to your superb videos 👍

Brilliant as usual Andy. I am coming up in 2 weeks and although I have done it a few times previously I was planning on Rough Crag up to HS then over to Harter Fell. After seeing your vid I might double back from HF and try Piot Crag as my descent route . Thanks for sharing. 👌👌🙏🙏

Ey up Marra, ey up Billy. Another absolute belter. I’ve never been down the ridge and over rough crag, only ever up it. It’s a cracking route. In fact the last time I did it there was a bit of snow around and the views were brilliant. It’s a cracking area, and like you said pretty quiet. All the best enjoy your week. 😀🥾⛰

That's this weekend's route sorted - cheers Andy! Another great video 👍

Your videos are bloody amazing pal!! Quality, loved it.

My favourite part of the Lakes, nicely filmed and put together Andrew.

Brilliant video. If Carlsberg created Lake District walks.......

Excellent wander.

Thanks Andy. Lovely views. I have to say I love the way you trained Billy. Will you get another dog for Billy to train before he gets too old. (God forbid). I feel unhappy asking but it's inevitable. Few tears later. Take care and stay safe. Love to you all. X

What a great route up mate, I love rough crag but that ridge up looks fantastic. Definitely one on my list now.

Fab hike as usual Andrew, thanks for sharing

Hi Andy, We came down from High Crag towards Haystacks a couple of weeks ago, I found that very steep. Where does that rate on what you class as steep ? Is this walk more so ? Just so I have a gauge for future reference ! Thanks in advance

Another fantastic video - your production levels are just getting better and better!

That was awsone andrew tha ks so much . As fellow yiutuber i know how difficult it can be to film. You can see what an excellent mountain man u are as you can concentrate on the filming as your huking is second nature. And billy well nuff said

Fabulous footage, esp the drone, and the music is so fitting, esp the Catstye cam bit... Billy giving it some welly there on the big drum! And you always make even a familiar circuit seem fresh. Believe it or not, I've yet to do Castye cam. I keep meaning to rectify it! Fabulous sunrise. I love those early mornings too, when you can get ahead of the crowds and any hot weather. Billy might have been some time at Lanty's Tarn and the beck removing all those stones! And he's so surefooted on ground which is tricky for a dog, he's amazing, and it's great that he knows his limits and also goes slow and steady rather than rushing. Wish I was as fleet of foot! Good advice about the chimney and big dogs and thank you for showing where the traverse path goes off. I invariably miss it and my knees and short legs don't thank me on that downclimb!

Cracking video this of Helvellyn Andy, great start point going up past Lanty Tarn, then onward to Striding Edge, i personally think whichever either Striding Edge or Swirral Edge on descending is tricky as,the rock can be sooo bloody shiny & slippy in places, it only takes 1 wrong foot.....😮 Billy Bob 🐶🐕showed us how it's done in 4 wheel drive mode 😂 he certainly lives up to his Rockstar status eh? 😊 great drone footage as always, regards to you,Tracey & of course Billy Bob alias The Rockstar 🐶🐕❤

I've been looking forward to this one, Andy - and it's another cracker! Was a real pleasure to bump into you and Billy up there. It really was a stunning day and you've captured it beautifully. All the best, and keep 'em coming! 👍

Super video Andy and one of my favourite hikes. I love Lantys Tarn. I didnt know it existed until I was on a fell run years ago when we went from one valley to the other. A pleasant surprise. Billy was brilliant negotiating the descent of Swirral Edge. No easy path down there. Love how he takes everything in his stride and no fuss. Cheers Andy and Billy, have a great weekend

Another great day out on one of Lakelands classics. Brilliant views. That boy Billy of yours is a right old rock hopper, just keeps going. Done that route a few times and had a fantastic one a couple of December's ago in perfect blue skies,frost and ice. Dunno why, but I always think Swirral Edge is more difficult than Striding Edge. Maybe it's because I've always come down it rather than up. Yep, steep and slippery. Keep up the good work. Cheers, Ozzy.

Another great video, Andy and Billy. Fab drone footage as ever and lovely to see that inversion. We've done both edges numerous times but going up - never fancied going down them so have not done the horseshoe. Might give it a go when we're up in a couple of weeks. ATB Brian and Jill 😊😊

Just watched this . Thank you for the link. Trained my horse over these fells for Long Distance Riding Competitions for over 15 years. Sadly the partnership came to an end after 25 years in 2022. But me and collie Mick are regularly up there. The drone shots were amazing. So lovely to see that angle. Thank you so much

yer getting the hang of this now ;-). Brilliant mate, really enjoyed that

Great video Andy. Was up there on Saturday for the 1st time and this really captures the memory. Funny you mentioned the possibility of rolling an ankle on the path down...thats exactly what I did! Got yourself (and Billy) a new follower.

Just stunning, one of my family’s favourite walks. Absolutely fabulous video and I just love seeing Billy think his way around problems, such an intelligent dog. Wonderful stuff!

Bloody class pal! Yr drone shots are fantastic as is everything. Big fan and thanks.👍

Simply marvellous

Brilliant never get tired of watching your adventures 😀

Hi Andy, Hi Billy, absolutely brilliant as always. Well done Billy for your first time on Swirrel Edge. You weren’t wrong mate, you had a cracking morning for it. I love Catstye Cam……a proper mountain. My second favourite behind Steeple. All the best Marra 😀🥾⛰

Hi Andy, another wonderful film mate, beautiful scenery beautifully filmed. Loved the way Billybob went bombing off ahead and kept looking round at you as if to say ‘ come on dad’ 😂😂. Loved the inversion shots, they always look spectacular. Thanks for showing us this one mate, fantastic as always. Cheers Glyn.

Awesome Andy. Cracking video that was a joy to watch 🙏🙏🙏

Another stunning video Andy! Just beautiful. Gorgeous weather, sunrise, views, cloud inversion, drone footage, music. The lot! And Billy is so sure-footed on the edges. You can tell he's used to the terrain. This is definitely one I'll watch again and again. Well done!! 🙂

Brilliant video mate. Got this one to do via Birkhouse Moor. I think I'll leave mi' big black lab at home for this one. All the best 👍

Fantastic video Andy. Billy did a fantastic job of navigating those scrambles. He is brilliant especially as he is now 8 years old. Well done you for taking us over such hard looking terrain, it didn't look easy!!! I wasn't going to leave a comment as you don't normally acknowledge it but felt I had to do this one last time. Drone footage was great as usual . Thank you. ATB to you, Billy and not forgetting Tracey. X

Lovely stuff 🥾🥾⛰️⛰️💙💙

Great to see the confidence you give to Billy 👍🏻

Hi Andrew, Another wonderful video capturing the beauty and drama of the Lake District. Incredible inversions and that dog…we love Billy!!! Question for you. I tried to download your gpx file but it says no content available. Any ideas on how to get it to work?

Fantastic video Andy. Stunning conditions too, I was wondering how you’d be doing the chimney with Billy. I mind having to throw my bag down it

Well done Billy 😀

Another cracking video Andy, beautiful scenery Keep up the good work. 👍

What can I say other than another superb hike/video. Keep em coming mate 👏

Love this route marra no doubts billy could not do this game as a nut that dog the inversion was excellent and the drone mad it even more better never done catsy before and yeah no camp on there lol tiny top picked a great day for it here when i spoke to tracy she said you were doing this nice early start the morning sun was class going up there and yeah billy a 950m piiiissssss 😂 class mate always epic views and not that i will be going up with a dog if i ever do the ridge again but nice one to let the fellow dog walkers no about the path to avoid the drop cant beat a good fillter i always have mine with good job again buddy