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Love that. Great philosophy

Thanks for your review of this section...i will certainly give it a bit of respect now, and maybe plan better....cheers.

Just come across your channel. I love it already, I plan on doing my first solo camp in the new year..thanks for sharing ❤

The YHA’s are good, used Ennerdale, Borrowdale and Grasmere last year on a failed coast to coast attempt. I love the Lake District, planning to do WHW in April and C2C in the summer, would like to do this. Great video. Dave

Hiya I made the same mistake all trails app took me down the bank you actually go through the metal gate with the painted arrow then cheeky gate that I all must missed in the wall it was enjoyable video thanks for sharing

and not the low rd the high road is a doodle

unless you take the easy way

you have the headrest bit ahead along loch lomand

Did the walk on my 60th year in the opposite direction, so walked straight back into my living room. Did it over 6 days with a day off after the first day to seriously lighten my pack and recover. I met groups of people trying to do it in 3 days, their feet were a mess and they did not seem to be enjoying the whole thing, what's the point? Take your time and look around. You are walking through beauty and history.

Thanks..great content...hoping to walk this at some point in the next year.

First time watching one of your videos. It was very enjoyable and relaxing and I really like your calm demeanor. It would have been good to have seen more about where you stay each night as it will give ideas to others who want to do the same trail. Anyway, hope to see more videos in future.

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Hope to see more views of the things you see on your adventures

Really enjoyed this video! Cant wait to catch the rest of them! 😄 🎒

I've done the WHW a few times and the 'no rush' attitude makes it the most enjoyable. In fact I'd even encourage people to take 'off' days from the trail, either to rest or explore areas off the trail. For instance at Inversnaid, take a day off and climb one of the hills or walk up to Loch Katrine. The first couple of days are the hardest, after that your body makes adjustments to trail life.

Just finished watching your first 2 days. I completed the WHW in May and I cleared the managed camping zone day 1 and nearly wrecked my feet. I’m 99% sure I pitched in the exact spot you did!

Awesome vlog, awesome human, loads of ❤❤❤.

Lovely video and nice to relive the hike i did last month.On my next long distance hike i wont be wearing pink sandals despite your recommendation Natalie😅

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing your adventure, I'm off to walk it myself in a couple of weeks 😀Although the weather forecast is looking fairly bleak!

Well done Natalie...u should have given me a call u almost past my front door!! Would have joined u on a section 😊

Awesome glad your enjoying the trails pity I couldn't join you.. You need a Garmin Inreach Nats. 38:00 I agree.

Watching your trek as I yoga in the morning. Your narration, foot steps, running water and blowing wind are meditative for sure. Tommow, I will watch your last day :) Thanks for sharing, Natalie.

Lovely hike Natalie Great footage to help others Take care Regards Jeff

Stunning views. Would love to experience this some day. By the way, love the accent too!

Congratulations! Keep growing on youtube Natalie!!

Going to watch this, as the route is on the "looks interesting" list. Thanks for posting.

Hi Natalie. Nice to see a new video from you. I subscribed to your channel during your Camino Frances walk. I did the Camino Francis in 2018, and again in 2021. So I was keen to watch your vlog back in 2022. I'll be going back in March '25 to do the Via de la Plata Camino which starts in Seville. I really enjoy all of your hikes, though, not just the Camino vlog. You do a great job capturing nature and the effort of your hikes quite well. I've always wanted to visit the Lake District, so it's nice to see you hike it, though perhaps all that water you encountered on trail wasn't so fun. Cheers and thanks for sharing your adventure.

Nice, I enjoyed your walk and commentary and I'm happy you like it too, despite one or two wet adventures - THAT's The Lakes for you! 😃 The Lakes is my second home after Paris - Keswick is my base there, so nice to see you passing through. Happy rambling, Natalie!

Looking forward to it.

Good going in 6 days, I could only manage 8½. I know what you mean about the vibes at Beinglas campsite, I stopped there on day 4 after only 6 miles and stayed the night, I needed the shorter day. The place just felt so welcoming. Oh and at 39:00 ... I wild camped right there on the right, in that little alcove off the drovers road! Amazing views across the moor.

Love your 'vibe' its therapeutic. and your accent is awesome.

Really enjoyed this, well done 😀

A great video and impressive that you got everything into a 38 L pack.

London to Scotland thats quite a drive.. very relaxed video like it.

Day 2: Relatively flat along Loch Lomond???!!! You must have taken the upper (& easier) route. For me it was an arduous up and down with many stony paths, rocks, tree roots, mud and slithery bits.... Blimey, you're on Day 5 and wanting to make it to Fort William!! Kinlochlevan -> F. William is 15 miles alone and Kinlochlevan still lay ahead. The hill out of Kinlochlevn.... hmmm.... A surprise? As I made the long descent into this valley the previous day, I thought 'I'm gonna have to climb out of this tomorrow!' Well done for completing in 6 days, Natalie. I took a planned 8 but took my time, took 100's of photographs and a lot of video footage and panoramas. The scenery blew me away. An amazing solo holiday.

I'd love to do this iv mainly been doing Yorkshire Dale's stuff. If you didn't plan how did your sort food and water..? Wanna do it again.? You can show me around.. 🎉

That was a lovely watch. Thank You. it brought back so many memories.

Funny. Recently walked the Devils Punchbowl in Arthurs Pass South Island NewZealand. Only a short walk but stunning. Tony

Hi. I am from New Zealand. Did a motorcycle trip through Scotland in 2019. Loved the countryside and would love to return in the next year or so. Enjoying watching a lot of tramping vids, enjoyed your work. Take care. Tony 🙂

What brand of backpack do you use?

You have such a calming presence about you. I very much enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for a most enjoyable video. I walked the Way in 1983, and it was a real pleasure seeing some of those places again.

Well done Brilliant achievement Great filming Regards Jeff

Hi Natalie, having done the West Highland Way five times over the last few years and watched dozens of videos on the subject I'm surprised I have not come across you before. Really enjoyed your video really informative and just what the average hiker needs. I wildcamped where you stopped for a pitstop at 27.30 it was a great spot. Was this your first time on the West Highland Way and if so do you have any plans to do it again

Just stumbled across your video whilst looking at camping videos, the views and your calm voice was very relaxing. Almost medicinal ! Keep up the content, sub'd !

How were the midgets? Planning to do it mid august

Great stuff Mrs

Stunning trip

Hey there! I've been watching your videos and giving me some inspiration. I am only just starting out. I'm really interested in wild camping on the southwest coastal path. I'm planning to start in Minehead and complete the whole 630 miles to Poole in sections over time. Just need to buy all the kit. 😎

If I am not mistaken you stayed at Hellesveor campsite in St Ives. Nice little site. 😊