Solo Hiking the Wales Coast Path- Part 1
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Solo hiking the Wales Coast Path/ Llwybr Arfordir Cymru.
An 870 mile continuous track around the stunning Welsh coast.
In part 1, I start my hike at Chepstow and work my way around South Wales
Backpacking/ Travel/ South Wales
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Looks great thanks for the video.
Beautiful. Good luck.
Good man
ahh, beautifull wales!
hiking that coast path looks to be an amazing way to see some of the best bits,keep us all posted
thankyou
Love watching your films they are very informative. My 18 yr son is now watching them to help with woodland walks his place of work has asked him to run.
If ever up in Scotland drop us a msg for a camp spot
Brilliant mate looking forward to watching the adventure. Good luck.
How long will it take?
I live several hundred yards from the trail , in mid wales it’s a beautiful walk
Just Beautiful. What fantastic views.🤗
Thank you for taking us along with you Lewis.
Take care everyone. ❤🙂🐶
Good luck man! Will be following this with interest
I solo backpacked and camped from milford haven to Fishguard, that part is stunning. Nipped over to Ireland for the day from Fishguard while I was there. Its amazing how much longer it takes to walk the distances from what I thought it would take, all of those ups and downs on the coast path really seem to eat into your time. I hope you have a great time, I loved it, it was fantastic once you get a short distance away from a carpark you don't see anyone.
When you get to Newport go to Fanny's cafe by the dock gates,she is always open .
Definitely caught my attention with this one. Beautiful country. Hope to see more on this trek.
Cheers!
Great Video, that wait to see more. This coastline looks incredible!
oh wow that's incredible my man, good luck on your trip! the views must be spectacular, can't wait to see more
Great video. Looking forward to following your adventure. Hope the weather picks up for you!!
Hi Lewis, great video mate,I live at Barry ,so the coast and countryside of Glamorgan are well known to myself. And I do consider myself very fortunate to have such an abundance and variety of areas to explore and forage. Thanks for all the effort you make and the interesting content you put out. Keep up the good work sir 💪
Thank you 😊
That was so lovely seeing where you camped as I have spent so much time along the Vale coastline. Where you camped at Ogmore, a couple of years ago there were about 800 geese on that stretch of the river, it was absolutely incredible watching them all take off at dusk. Thank you for sharing your adventure
That area around Ogmore was stunning :)
Great video. Look forward to watching the rest of the trip.
Superb Lewis wicked video and I'm excited to see more of your journey whist you point out the edibles along your route thank you 👏👏👏
Cool video, thanks for sharing.
Awesome trip !! Inspiring.
I live just before the Gower on the coast path, wait till you get after Cardiff, then past Swansea, absolutely stunning. Good walking lovely views. Croeso a mwynhewch
Just found your channel last week and I’m devouring your videos (when I can!). There’s many reasons I’m drawn to foraging, but only just realized (as you said) how useful this knowledge would be for supplementing one’s diet when long distance walking. It’s so overwhelming getting started with foraging, and your videos are really helping. Since you also seem knowledgeable (or at more than me) about long distance walking, I wonder if you could do any videos advising on gear (such as cooking equipment and sleeping gear)? Thanks so much, Hannah
Thanks 😊. Yes it does seem overwhelming at first. I recommend just learning 2 or 3 plants at a time and keeping adding more when comfortable with them. Actually yes I’m going to do a video on the gear I took with me, I’ve had a few people ask :)
Lewis, off on the first of his adventures in this video series, it's great to see :) . You picked the weather for it, big fella :p .
With your foraging skills any trip about the countryside would be an experience especially in the warmer weather, this is a very interesting channel I've been watching, make your trips even more interesting Paul Cook on UA-cam is finding a lot of great stuff, thanks again.
Miss you already 😭😭😭😭
If you get lost and end up in the middle of the US, you can crash with us.
Ogmore by sea??
I've thought of doing this too! How many miles a day did you average? And what season did you go?