🌟 Exploring The Lake District: Conquering Old Man of Coniston and Dow Crag in an easy half day hike

[@trekkingwithtony]

This is one of my favourite walks, I hope you enjoy it😃. More info in the description. Thanks for watching ⛰👍🙏 If you would like to support my channel that would be amazing 😀: buymeacoffee.com/trekkingwithtony

[@GarySchuster-pi9os]

Really enjoy your work. One of the best Lake District video walking series around. Please keep it up Tony.

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks for the support Gary, a pleasure to make them for you. Enjoy it out there⛰️😁👍

[@Allison-j1j]

Amazing views all around. Looks like a great hike👍

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks, it’s a great walk out ⛰️🥾⛰️

[@davidjeffrey2358]

Another great video, thanks Tony!

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks Dave, I love doing this one ⛰️🥾😁

[@jamesnichols2619]

Stumbled on these looking at walks in my favourite place that I can't do any more (ms) really enjoy your relaxed presentation, extremely enjoyable, keep them coming tony

[@trekkingwithtony]

Welcome aboard James! I’m glad you are enjoying them. There will be one every Sunday. I’m glad I can show them to you so that you can still get to them😁. Anything you want covering let me know and I’ll aim to fit it in. 🥾⛰️☀️

[@jtmarch8203]

Thanks for this fabulous route video, the aerial views are stunning. I used your video to plan out my walking route for last week but our walk, though amazing still, was in the clouds the whole time. I never got to see one view, not even a glimpse of Goat's Tarn or Blind Tarn! I've re-watched your video now to see everything I missed and so glad that I could. You made Dow Crag look a whole lot simpler than it felt to us in the thick cloud. That summit was very scary! Thanks again for these, I'll definitely watch more.

[@trekkingwithtony]

I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁. It’s a favourite route of mine. Dow Crag is a true crag and one to take care on when the clag creeps in. Still, I think it adds a certain quality. I’ll be up there again soon as the Goat Tarn area has a secret from the Wainwright books to be uncovered 🧐. Thanks for watching, enjoy it out there mate 🥾😁⛰️

[@louisesmith3860]

That was my first wainwright year's ago. Even our greyhound went up😂.But I was knew to fell walking so came back down same way. But now the Coniston fells look amazing and now with map's I'm good to go. Cracking video I will try this thank-you again xx

[@trekkingwithtony]

Hi Louise, It is a fantastic fell and my go to mountain. A few ways off so very flexible if you want to test your map reading😃. Thanks for your continued support, I hope you get to do it soon now the weather is picking up ⛰🥾👍

[@SallyHutton]

Your videos/ photography are getting better and better. Love it.

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks 🙏 I’m getting more familiar with the process and love bringing it to you. Many thanks for your support ⛰️😁🥾

[@SallyHutton]

@@trekkingwithtony the Lake District is my favourite place, so support will be ongoing!

[@WildBorkysadventures]

This was my 1st ever mountain😁, loved it, done it and camped 3 times, guna be doing it again but with the kids next time😁 great video👍👍

[@trekkingwithtony]

Mine too mate, it always seems quite special to me. I hope the kids enjoy exploring the mines and Low Tarn. Enjoy it out there ⛰️😁🥾

[@hameratahir]

Love it!

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks, so glad you enjoyed it 🙏⛰️🥾

[@ashleyjarnold]

Brilliant video as usual and a great route. We did something similar a few years ago and the only downside is the walk back along the Walna Scar Road - it's a bit of a trudge which you wisely didn't show. The mine workings conflict us too as I like the social history and you get a flavour of what went on, but what they did was a blot on the landscape. I think the slate heaps will re-wild eventually though so in 20 years it'll look better!! Regards, Ashley

[@trekkingwithtony]

Thanks Ashley 🙏. It is a great walk and I love the old man. The track back is a bit of a trudge but I tend to run it if on my own as the path is very easy. Yes, the mines are part of what happened but good to see the mountain reclaiming them over time. On the way from the car park before the turn I noticed there has been a lot of tree planting going on so that will also look very different in a few years. All the best out there mate😁⛰️🥾

[@DAoutdoors]

Hi Tony, brilliant mate, it’s a belting walk. I did it last year but the orher way round and I started in Torver. Before Steeple the other week, Dow Crag was my favourite summit. Did you have a detour to the chock stone to have a peer through. 😀🥾⛰

[@trekkingwithtony]

It is mate. I’m going to do it from the other side later in the season. I didn’t go to the chick stone this time but I’ll get it in the next pass. We should get one in together at some point⛰️. Thanks for the support mate ⛰️👍☀️

[@DAoutdoors]

@@trekkingwithtony Hi Tony, without a shadow of a doubt mate, we'll definitely get something arranged. 👍