Yep, I simply use the pedestrian underpass on the A24. This route goes Headley Lane > Old London Rd (B2209) > A24 pedestrian underpass > Westhumble Street. Hope that helps 🤙🏼

@@bradsorour4884 ah, amazing thanks. I rode past the underpass this evening and didn't even think! Thanks v much.

​@@bradsorour4884 trying to figure out where Brown Trousers starts...any chance of a pin?

some good names on that area for sure. pink eye, pot noodle, Sprout bag 😂

@@just_another_user it’s a bit like a rabbit warren out there for sure. I’ve just used trail forks until things get familiar

@@hotsause123 some of these trail names are ridiculous 😁

Thanks 🙏🏻 This was filmed last year 13-17 Feb 2023. It was during school holidays so it did get quite busy (especially towards the end of the day)

🙏🏻 thank you!

🙏🏻 Thanks so much. We would definitely like to stay at Belle Plagne next time around, it looks lovely. Agreed, La Plagne is just great, it’s ideal for all levels and abilities. Definitely one of the best resorts. Have fun!

🙏🏻 Thanks, yep Switzerland is something special, truly breathtaking 🙂

Yep, a solo mission this time around. Was tentative on the first couple of runs (would’ve been better with mates) but got the feel of it after a while. I’d say it’s a step up from Bike Park Wales (if you’ve done that before) in terms of speed and natural tech.

Thanks 🙏🏻 yep, the après-ski was good. We had kids in tow for the most part but managed to sneak in a few sessions at the end of the day. Enjoy it, looks like it’s been a good start to the season.

Bar La Mine in 1800 great place with live music most nights their own brew ale is very refreshing

@@raymondsmith4316sounds like one to definitely check out next time around, thanks for the recommendation

Cheers 🙂 La Plagne is really great for intermediates and novices (for all levels actually) and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The girls’ favourite by far was the blue run called “Lainés”; nice and wide and perfect for intermediates. We’ve got a couple of days booked in Champery next year (also half term) but definitely can’t wait to get back to La Plagne.

thank you!

Do you know where I would park and how to find these trails look insane good riding aswell bro👌

Thnx 🙏🏻 yep love YP too, nice and flowy!

Hehe, that’s great, thanks for that!

Thnx 🙏🏻

Thnx 🙏🏻

Thanks Yaaseen. Brilliant, you’ll really enjoy it - it’s my favourite hike in SA. Good luck!

Epic location

Belle Plagne looks very nice, would definitely look to stay there next time. We can’t wait to go back either, skiing holidays are just the best!

Thanks Richard, appreciate the kind comments. I reckon it was 80% camping and 20% accommodation (was forced to stay in a hotel one night because of a rolled ankle). 3 of the nights were at proper campsites where I was lured in because of the hot showers. No, it wasn’t really an issue finding a suitable wild camping spot; sometimes I’d need to walk just a little further in order to find a suitable pitch. Looking back, I would’ve made more of an effort to have wild camped for the most part :) All the best

Thanks Andrey, yes it’s an amazing trail.

@@bradsorour4884 i plan doing it this September, going from Meiringen to Kandersteg. I doubt if i can do it because of the length and elevation.

Thanks Alan, hope you guys are keeping well down under mate!

Hi Anthony, thanks for the kind words. C2C in 10 days is an amazing achievement; and there’s definitely something special (and challenging) about doing it solo! It’s great to have a platform like this to be able to share the experience with folks like yourself. All the best.

Hey Sarah, I’m glad you liked it; and thanks for the kind comments! I shot everything on my iPhone 8 (1080p, 30fps) and used a tiny (gorillapod-type) tripod to help get some of the shots. All the best in preparation for your adventures! Cheers, Brad

Hey Blessing Breakthrough! We didn't research it when we did the hike. I'm sure there must be one available...

Yep, really pretty. Thanks for the kind words Martin.

Hey True North, no real issues... just plenty of them along the Yorkshire Dales section. A bit unnerving if you're not used to them, especially some of the bigger bulls.

Thanks for the kind words! SanParks website is good for the Otter Trail. I had a similar issue when researching for Tsitsikamma at the time - no real definitive guide other than hiker blogs and vlogs. With the Otter Trail it’s fairly easygoing in that you finish each day around midday because of the distance. Info on this trail also seems to be more readily available compared to Tsitsikamma as it’s more popular. I would also recommend you check out the Hiking South Africa website here www.hikingsouthafrica.co.za/tsitsikamma-trail/

Hi Anthony, thanks for the kind words.The Cleveland Way is really beautiful and I thoroughly enjoyed walking a small portion of it during that stretch of the C2C. Yes, the cows along the Yorkshire Dales are plentiful (and some are better behaved than others)!

Nice one daz. Do it, it’s awesome!

Thanks for the comments Mark, I appreciate the feeback. Cheers, Brad

@@bradsorour4884 Hey that's OK Brad. Peace!

Yes, used the Lone Peak 4.5's for this trip. I had a very similar experience to you in fact - didn't get a single blister, however, the achilles issue kicked in with me around 110 miles (and only on my left foot). I do see on other forums that this appears to be an issue with the 4.5 version. If they can sort that out then I think it's the ideal through-hiking shoe.

Hi Dave, thanks for the comments it's really appreciated. Yes, I had fairly decent weather overall so can't complain. I did have some really bad weather around the Nine Standards with the wind and rain. I didn't see anyone for most of that day; so had to dig deep and also trust the GPS to avoid getting lost as it was so wet and foggy. The C2C was such a great walk and I met the most friendly people along the way. I just wish I took more footage around the Littlebeck and May beck area, which is really pretty. Had a look at some of Snowymatrix's clips - looks like you guys had good company and a decent wildcamp at the River Liza.