Tarn Crags and Easdale Tarn from Grasmere in The Lake District National Park
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- A 9 mile hike from the popular village of Grasmere in the centre of the Lake District Park following Easdale Beck onto Tarn Crags, over to Coledale Tarn and down to Easdale Tarn following beautiful Sour Milk Gill and waterfalls.
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Absolutely fantastic drone footage. Thank you for letting us watch this wonderful day.
Thanks Jane hope you have a good Bank Holiday weekend 👍
Great video , really nice flow to it , great music choices and Drone filming ... Thanks.
Thanks Pete hope your having a good weekend
I loved seeing the variety of bridges on your walk, from the modern wooden footbridge, to the slate monolithic slab, to the lovely stone arch.
Thank you, my favourite is Slaters Bridge near Cathedral Cave, but that can be another video 😉
I really enjoy your and Andy's videos. The map time at the end is a great new feature and saves me having to screenshot your route. Thanks.
Thank you I wasn't sure if anyone would be interested in map time as most want a gpx file to download to a gps or mobile phone so thanks for that , glad this helps and atb 👍
Amazing scenery
Lovely evenings watch Tracy (again stunning views ) best regards to the three of you 🤠🙏🏼
Simon 🙏🏼🤠
Thank you Simon hope you have a great bh weekend 👍
Another 'off the beaten track' route away from the day-trippers that really appeals to me, cracking terrain throughout and splendid views. Last time we went to Easedale tarn it was wick with tourists, this route avoids the throngs, excellent route and video Tracey........ATB Stu/Wendy.....👍👍👌👌
Thank you def recommend Coledale Tarn for peace and quiet, atb to you both 👍
Great video. Walked it the opposite way to you. Tarn Crag: been there twice. TC, Blea Rigg, Sgt Mann etc: old friends much missed.
Thank you , do you still go walking in The Lake District ? Sergeant Man and Thunacar Knott and High Raise are some of my favs 👍
Another lovely video tracy thanks to you and andy for the drone footage and hilly bob looking forward to some more videos shortly
Thank you Stephen 😊
Another lovely walk Tracey 😊The 'no cars' sign 😅😅 you're not kidding 😂! Ain't it funny how sometimes your legs just don't wanna go as if they're saying 'I'm having a bad day' 😱 both tarns look very peaceful & idyllic & the drone shots along with the accompanying music 🎶 was terrific 😊😊 Billy Bob 989 & heading towards the milestone ❤🐶🐕 Gotta say I really like the map section in the channel as I associate more the 'old school' way 👍👍👍👍 Excellent as,always with the 3 of ya & keep up the excellent channel 💯 👌
Thank you David, I've got out of practice with maps so it's good to get them out again. I'm going to add a gpx file to route also in the description of the vlog for modern tech walkers too haha 👌 Atb David
Really enjoyed watching this video Tracey. Beautiful scenery, Tarns, crags, streams and waterfalls, all mixed in with wonderful drone footage. The piano accompaniment made for a very relaxing viewing. Super! Thanks for posting. PS: Had to smile at Billy Bob, keeping his paws cool at every opportunity ha ha
Thank you haha yeah he loves standing in water he even dribbles whilst standing there. Glad you enjoyed 👍
Definitely brave going anywhere in the central Lakes on a Bank Holiday.
It's a great walk, one I've done many times over the years 👌
Thanks for sharing, ATB Alistair 👍
Thanks Alistair and it's far from the crowds heading up to The Langdales
Hi Tracey,
Easedale road doesn’t seem to have changed much in 20 years, don’t know that I’ve seen this route done this time of year, we’ve been limited to school holidays so see it when the bracken is high. Was that Andy having a sneaky vape at 8:33 or was the air really that cold? You mentioned camping a couple of times do you/two go wild camping? Great to see Sourmilk Gill in full flow, I’ve seen it nearly dry, and I’ve seen it full of school kids. Congratulations to Billy Bob on reaching 989, and lovely to see paper maps, so many seem to venture into the hills with just a phone for navigating, jus ask mountain rescue!! Keep em coming.
Graham
Thanks Graham I think I might keep doing map time but so many want a gpx route so I'll prob do this too. No doubt Andy was having a secret puff, the bracken can change the route onto a Fell totally make it hard work and this fell is no exception in summer time. We don't camp in Lakes much we tend to camp in Scotland, off to bonnie Scotland next week. 😉
Great views and drone shots yet again. Waterfalls make such peaceful settings. Thank you for sharing.
Best wishes to all three of you. Take care.
Thanks Yvonne, hope your having a good bh weekend 👍
Nice trip out for you. Like the high lake. Best wishes on the next.
Thanks very much, atb
Very enjoyable video again Tracey and Andys also! Ive walked past Belle Knott a few times but never gone up it. Looks an excellent view point but sounds like a dodgy descent on wet rocks. Love that area with the waterfalls and tarns, so picturesque. Looking forward to seeing your next ventures 🙂
Thank you Tony I think the next one is Ullscarf via The Beacon a nice unfrequented route and over to Standing Crag and Harrop Tarn coming soon. 👍
@@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild I look forward to that Tracey. The only 3 Central Fells we havent done are Eagle Crag, Sergeant Crag and Ullscarf so hoping to get up to Stonethwaite very soon 🙂
@@tonypilki3 are you going to do all 3 in one walk?
@@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild Hi Tracey. My other half hasnt done any hill walking for a while so we would do Eagle and Sergeant Crag and take it from there. It would make sense to carry on to Ullscarf but if not we will do it seperately. I was initially looking to do Ullscarf from Thirlmere but after seeing how nice the valley is from Stonethwaite on your video we could actually walk up Lining Crag to get there. Have you done Ullscarf Tracey?
Hey, just subscribed to your channel after watching this video. I wonder if you have the details of the route, as I've looked at the OS maps and there isn't a clear route up to Brock Crags. Any help would be greatly appreciated
I'll sort out a route and link it on description of walk which I have just done is if you go to the vlog and scroll all the way down to bottom of description the link will be there of a gpx file you can download this to most walking apps I think. Hope this helps it incudes circular route, Brock Crags is easy via the stone wall all the way to summit.
@@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild thank you. I realised that you posted the route right at the end of the video. So will use that to create my route. Loving your channel 👍🏻
@@MarkTaylor-jv7zn no probs I've started doing map time now on my videos so hope this is of interest. Atb 👍
@@Traceyattrill-Essexgirlinwild definitely 😀🙂