Hiking Wainwright's Coast to Coast - Tips to Help Complete the Hike.

[@HazeOutdoors]

I had to re-upload this video in HD as unfortunately the first effort looked like it was filmed on a deep fried badger bollock. I'd like this video to be around for a while to help those attempting the coast to coast so thought I'd better re-upload it. Thank you for the kind words and I hope you're all keeping well. Much love - Hazy

[@kingrafa3938]

👍👍👍

[@mk-doshka]

Thanks 🌹

[@RavenAboutScotland]

Great advice , plan, train that way you will enjoy it Atb K

[@natureisallpowerful]

Didn't you deep fry slash batter a badgers cream egg once in a wooded glade.

[@andyh6017]

You cost me an eye test !!! LAMO

[@donna2889]

I love your honesty about people getting obsessed with "ultralight" kit to make the hike easier/ lighter yet forget the one element that makes the ultimate difference.....fitness 👣🏕🍄🙈😊

[@islandesian]

I would still watch all your uploads even if they looked like they were filmed on a deep fried badger bollock and still give them all a 👍🏽

[@HazeOutdoors]

Thats one of the nicest things that's ever been said to me. Thanks mate

[@binksy69]

I wanna try a deep fried Badger bollock now

[@islandesian]

@@binksy69 😂😂😂

[@johnmudd6453]

@@binksy69 deep fried prairie oysters mmmmm

[@poplok22]

That’s twice I’ve watched you finish the Coast to Coast and that’s twice that I’ve been moved to tears by it. You are the most genuine and likeable bloke I’ve ever met (but not actually met) and I’m sure your Grandfather would be so very proud of you. Thank you for what you do for the rest of us.

[@letswetaline]

Can feel the emotion in this video, I actually thought that someone was cutting onions in my room at one point. Great video.

[@pshearduk]

Respect due to both Grandad Haze and young Haze x

[@jeffbetts3392]

Been watching your vids for a few months now and your an absolute inspiration I'm 62 now and its made me get up off my arse and get on with life Cheers your a diamond

[@Hanbuns]

Watching your coast to coast video was what spurred me and my partner on to do the walk back in 2019. We didnt have any experience and were quite naive about it, no training, never camped and took 4 gas canisters haha! We've since found a love for wild camping and long hikes. You are absolutely right. It was one of the best things we've ever done. No hike we've done since has topped that experience. Thank you for your videos!!

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

Years ago.. When I started hiking again I got a book about ultra light hiking 🤣🤣 I read it and just put it away.. this guy had like 9lb base weight.. a half toothbrush, a tyvek tarp thingy and I can’t even remember what other ridiculous stuff.. I don’t care how bad my back is at this point, I’m going to carry the kit that lets me be comfortable 🤣 if you can’t sleep comfy you’re going to be miserable. As always, love to hear from you Hon..I really enjoyed your hike videos, it’s nice to have some commentary. Thanks for sharing ATB ~Ruth

[@boiledegg6788]

Exactly my thoughts!!! I'm all for reducing some weight - I did a brief camp out on new year's eve where I was just under a mile from the car, I brought a whole load of creature comforts including some booze, lots of food etc. My pack was in excess of 30kg, not something I'm keen on repeating for any great distance, but it was uncomfortably doable. Of course, for a long hike I'd strip loads of weight out, but there's no way I can be arsed to get down to 9lbs if I plan on enjoying myself.

[@hArtyTruffle]

That ending was propa of the heart 🌻

[@soomay9855]

I know that no one will ever honour me like you did your Grandad, .. it’s so heartwarming to witness the love.that you shared...

[@harrimi]

Ah the deep fried badger bollock filter, it’s grossly underrated. I loved following the original coast to coast series you did, top work mate.

[@lacingtrails420]

Get great fitness and practise is the most honest and best advice I've seen on a video! nice one man.

[@CraigPitts]

I love the sentiment about gear weight, I'm about to do my first ever long distance thru-hike in a few weeks and the whole 'lightweight gear' debates made my head spin. I just got what I could afford in the end and have faith in my fitness to get me through!

[@alanwetherelt7155]

So glad I watched this again Haze … (wet eyes) …. just booked a few more days away in the camper walking in Somerset

[@chrislyon8677]

Brilliant! Fail = F.A.I.L. = First Attempt In Learning

[@joepublic573]

burst out laughing at the pink book "advice" :) .... good advice mate - gonna be heading out this year on this adventure.

[@DazNoyce]

Keep em coming matey. Fantastic & inspirational :)

[@HazeOutdoors]

Legend! Thanks!

[@MrAllan4321]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that talks to cattle. Great video pal 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@simonward4520]

Great advise, still love the dog bowl. Not sure I could do it but made me grin 😄.

[@loristime6607]

OMG! The end had me in tears. Family, and our ancestors, matter. 💕

[@micksmusicchannel]

Worth a second watch. Now working on finding a hike buddy crazy enough.. great video mate with sound advice. It's a great gift when you can inspire others 👍

[@stevec-b6214]

just go on yer own mate, a hastily found buddy could be a liability - I know this from experience

[@micksmusicchannel]

@@stevec-b6214 really? Thanks Steve. Maybe i should just stick with my dog.😁

[@clairewink7058]

This feels like advice for life, not just for hiking. I will be re-watching periodically as I get myself in shape. Cheers.

[@RJ-iu7ze]

This video is bloody brilliant. Absolutely spot on. Thanks so much for making it.

[@stuartfoulkes901]

Haze: really love the videos, the tips, your humour. Your channel is one of the best out there for the above reasons. Stay safe during these trying times and keep the videos coming 👍👍👍

[@georgetaylor5767]

Planning on this this year young Haze.. I've watched this vid for the nth time... just for that end minute or two.. its this that inspires me. good stuff my friend

[@bradlafferty]

Great tips, and a heartwarming compilation of the trip! Thanks, Hazey. I think your Grandfather would be so pleased with you and your inspiration to others.

[@louisesutton6895]

You feed my soul Haze, there's many things I'm looking forward to after covid/lockdown's, a new vid of a trip out/reunion with you and joey D 🤗🐿🦉🦋🍔🏕🌛🌠🔥🌬 x

[@HazeOutdoors]

Thanks Louise

[@nickbwalks]

Great video mate you had me in tears, fair play to your amazing grandad for doing the walk in 1976, and yes the kit he had must have weighed a tone, If it was not for people like your grandad the walks would never be here today. great video, keep up the amazing work you do to entertain us. stay shiny.

[@benhikescamps]

Very helpful tips video. Thanks and now off to watch your C2C vids! - Cheers, Ben

[@SamClarkPhotographerAdventurer]

Respect! Your emotions are as raw and honest as they come Hazy, thank you. :)

[@maxflight777]

Your grandad would be very proud of you ! You are a very helpful and admirable young man. No profanity and heaps of useful guidance and tips ! Very best wishes.

[@alanaya6786]

I have been watching your videos for the past few months and I have to say that you have by far the best attitude and in the best spirits in every every video you make. If other video makers can watch they can definitely learn how to make every experience memorable. Alfonso from Chicago

[@yvonnebailey9973]

Great to see you following in granddad's steps. Take care and stay safe. Yvonne

[@WinchcombeWanderer]

Hi there, great advice and thanks for the "good luck", hopefully 2021 is the year I complete it!! Interesting to hear you talk about 'our own base weight', it is normally overlooked but worth considering. Stay safe, atb Simon

[@darrenlamb5640]

I'm sure you've heard it a thousand times now but i just want to tell you how much i enjoy your videos and how much they inspire me to get out there myself. Your channel has been a godsend to me (and coming from a lancastrian I'm sure you realise how much praise that actually is). Cheers m8

[@DeMarcheAdventures]

Very cool that you followed your grand dad's path. I have never thought past my own kids but it's cool to think I might have a grand kid reading one of my hiking journals after I've gone, and following my path. Very cool Brother. I enjoy your videos!

[@patrickelliott5858]

Brilliant video again always a joy to watch.

[@geegoudge9965]

The Coast 2 Coast videos you did are the best thing I've ever watched on KZbin. Felt quite emotional at the end. I've watched the episodes three times now and love every minute. You are an inspiration and lovely fellow Mr Haze. Definitely want to do Coast 2 Coast one day and follow in you're steps. 😎👍🙂

[@nickbwalks]

Oh, and I'm going to be doing the Wainwright walk from my 50th that's in two years for three charities, British Heart Foundation, Cancer research, and Great Ormand Street hospital that all mean a lot to me. It's people like yourself that give people like us so much inspiration to do things like this. all the best.

[@stealthyguy1784]

Hi mate,2 years later have you done the walk?how was it ..

[@rachaelgarside6932]

Doing the Coast to Coast in September. Your video is absolutely wonderful. Love your vibe and the tips you share. Thank you.

[@Dorset_Phil]

Loved watching this when you did it. How cool to have your Grandad's journal, it must be very emotional to look through it.

[@coprmac11]

Starting following you on KZbin...a few years ago when I was looking for Coast to coast viedos, we attempted it, was hard going with some long days. Iv beenwatching every video of yours from then...keep up the amazing work brother 🤙

[@stevesj80]

Enjoyed that mate. Plenty walks in Scotland. Whenever I’m not golfing i’ll be walking. 🙏🏻

[@NickandRachel]

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing

[@fireicebushcraft3950]

Great video mate. Love the fact that you got quite serious about things instead of just giving it Billy Big Bollocks for having done the coast to coast yourself. Looking to build up to something like this journey at some point, and would love to be able to do a weekend hike with you at some point as part of my training. Hope you keep it together through the apocalypse. Stay safe.

[@richardwarren9603]

I got such great information from this. Thank you much, great advice 👍

[@thegreatexaggerator9077]

Well done, thank you! Great advice for my trek next May!

[@johnboender3888]

Thanks for the great tips... From the Netherlands..

[@readallaboutit1000]

You're a very confidence person. Very brave and focused. Apart from that I love hanging out with you on youtube when you venture into the forset, I feel like am there too. 🌈🌲🌳🌲🌲🌳

[@Solohikelife]

Love your enthusiasm and positive outlook on everything, it’s inspirational pal 👍🏻

[@jamesoutdoors.6450]

Im doing this in October so thanks for the tips and videos on it.

[@grantswheelstohills]

Just love this, you hit the nail on the head on every point. I did this 26 years ago 20 months after a very badly broken leg one late October. Like you this is my Proudest Long distance walk, it is very hard, so enjoyable, difficult to make time to see everything. Big regret doing it with short daylight days. Meet some great people in the Black Lion! Grandads and Dad's are all so missed....keep going my friend ! 👍

[@MarkSmith-hl1hv]

Watched you do this walk about 3 yrs ago when I started watching your channel Hazy mate, was really nice to see again after so long. Think I might go back and watch it again lol. Love you Haze your always brilliant mate and keep us all uplifted with your character, love and great vids ❤

[@me.my.son.and.i]

Just wow! Humble, genuine, entertaining and inspiring! Some great advice and loved the recap at the end, as I've not watched that yet. Never give up on the KZbin vids, thanks! Love it!

[@MrDavidh37]

Completed the coast to coast July 2020. Wild camped and wore Altra lone peaks. Had no blisters no injuries at all . Watching you vids helped me plan my light weight kit and led to my success thanks 🙏 I completed it for the BHF and I have grandsons and want them to appreciate it one day like you Hazy atb Dave

[@DJVOutdoors]

I’m doing the C2C this year, just got the new all weather lone peaks, I had the original lone peak 4.0 mids they are very good.

[@ljmini732]

thanks for your video's, i'm going to do it next few weeks. many thanks again

[@loristime6607]

I’m glad you made this vid. I’m old enough and experienced enough to know, I could NOT POSSIBLY do, what you’re doing. But I’m well aware that there are folks out there who don’t yet understand the nuances of all that is involved in what you are doing. This vid is REALLY good! If you feel like you have overlooked any significant points, MAKE ANOTHER VID!! I think this “warning”, is SOOO important.

[@stevec-b6214]

if i had watched this in 1979 before I carried 42 pounds in 8.5 days with 3 others that fell out and split up when my mate sprained his ankle and me and him took an easier route so he could finish, I would have enjoyed it. It was still an acheivement, but I didnt ENJOY it. Listen to this man, he knows stuff. I am going to do it again, age 66, and this time I will put that right. Max 20 pound pack, 12 days min. at LEAST three pubs! Peace to all.

[@HazeOutdoors]

You’ll piss it mate! Best of of luck.

[@JH-6]

I definitely could watch it again, now and the weather or other wants leave us off the trail. thanks for what you do ... and the steaks we eat. it's all food for the belly

[@steveharris5564]

Great series of vids. Informative, inspirational and definitely entertaining. Great achievement. Sure Grandad would be as proud as you should be. Having just completed the WHW you have given me a push in the direction of my next adventure. Cheers and well done. 👍

[@eugeneford9628]

Mate since watching you on here for a couple of months I’ve never walked anywhere but now I’ve got my fat furloughed ass off the settee and started walking ... let me just say thank you 🙏

[@ipadel5684]

Absolutely loved those videos. I am from Middlesbrough, but spent a lot of time in the Lakes and have walked all the major fells. I know so many of the places you visited and have had a beer or two in some of the same pubs. I also did the Lyke Wake Walk when I was 11. That was a modern take on Wainrights walk. Well done mate!

[@evangelistcryinginthewilde6380]

Another great video Mr Haze. I did the 'Way of the Roses' coast to coast last year on the bike. Now watching these it looks like you are going to make me do the Wainwright version on foot.

[@ianrutter9243]

A third into this video and probably the best I have seen as I prepare to do this challenge as soon as freedom is restored, Well done mate, as always you give inspiration and watching your videos drives me forward, apart from dipping the Jacobs in ice cold water!

[@sas1uk185]

Your vids keep me going. Top lad, fab sense of humour. Keep up the great work. Steph x

[@LedHanna6y]

I love seeing Hazey out in his natural environment... But I'm also really enjoying these videos you've been putting out during lockdown. Just shows the wealth of knowledge that you've accumulated. You've got a lot of wisdom to offer in that Hazelnut of yours man! 👊✌

[@Bluemerlehikes]

Rewatching for the 10th time probably like i have all your videos im doing the coast to coast in April 2025 after put it off the last couple of years because of confidence but i have done a couple of other trails so im feeling good about 2025

[@dynamo127]

I did the coast to coast back in 2015 and watched your vid a few months ago as a reminder. Watched a few more of your vids since. Always entertaining and obviously a lot of effort goes in to producing them - keep up the good work buddy.

[@martinfoy5167]

Wow what a video hazy , much respect to you and your grandad 👏👏👏👍 and all others that have conquered this epic journey 👍

[@BillyBoySoul]

Top vid, thoughts and inspirations Mr Haze! We've all heard the saying "Learn by your mistakes" but better to learn by other people's mistakes! great insights Mr, "Get out and train ,Get it done" Thanks for your time Mr Haze. Thanks for the patches they look great. Best wishes from Will (Grumpycamper) Rhyl North Wales.

[@martincaveney7601]

Great advice, inspiring and a heart of gold. Thanks for your videos Hazy 👍

[@jamesodonnell2097]

This is exactly what I was looking for man. Thanks so much!

[@HazeOutdoors]

You’re welcome mate

[@michaelpepper7230]

Robinhood Bay rang a bell with me for some reason, then asked a few questions and found out why. In 1976 when we were in the UK, my brother and went surfing there.

[@JustinWhiting9]

I did it a few months after you Haze, magic adventure. Could see the emotion in your eyes just talking about it. I feel the same mate. 👍

[@carlr7481]

The northern lad smashes it again with this vid, great bit of advice mate. Have watched ya C2C series last year which are truly inspirational & will be looking to do it myself hopefully next year. Planning on doing the WHW this September & have a couple other long distance hikes planned. Mukka keep doing what ya do. 👍🏽👊🏽

[@pbhogg1]

Thanks Haze mate. I really love your vids. So positive and great to see the places I haven't been for so long since I moved to Scandinavia. Peace man!

[@stevesdaysoff2759]

Good advice Mr Haze. Really enjoyed watching. Thanks Steve

[@robdunn7584]

Another fantastic vid. Cracking advice. Always remember to properly break in those high heels 👠 wherever you intend hiking 🥾. Will do Hazey. Thanks 😊 much love 💕

[@Geordiewildcamper]

Great advice 👍

[@rumbalala]

Great video Mr (as were all the C2C vids). I lost my beautiful mum in December to dementia, and I'll be doing the C2C for her and Alzheimer's Soc. Quite experienced hiker, but not in long distances. You've really helped to allay a few fears and trepidations, and inspired me to get fitter and enjoy the experience more. Thank you for this and all your great content. Top man :)

[@leonardbechler1867]

Thanks. Excellent.

[@JeepsterDave]

Really good; inspiring even - thanks a lot!

[@AndrewNoFiction]

Thank you for putting this out there Hazy. Really appreciate the motivation!

[@rickmellor1076]

Very informative in a relaxed delivery. Thanks for the video.

[@squirecarse]

I think I've watched every one of your amazing videos over the years and this has to be up there with my favourites - uplifting and informative, thanks as always legend :)

[@wingtsang2158]

Again the attention to detail is great keep it up and be safe

[@TheMauhaugan]

I leave for the C2C on Friday after being inspired by your original video! £550 for The Little Princes Trust raised and a new haircut later.

[@Jonebee7771]

I did Duke of Edinburgh award, 103km with a 54kg bag, so good on you selling this story

[@REH-p9r]

Just found your vidoes (love the KZbin algorithm sometimes) and subbed. The coast to coast series was incredible, inspiring and emotional. I hadn’t heard of it before until now. It’s now on the list to do, I’ll def do it one day, thanks to you mate

[@wuzart]

Top video and advice fella. I adored watching your full vids first time round, and really dig your little condensed roundup here at the end as well. One day I’ll get/make the chance to do it too :)

[@RobertsBulgaria]

What a fantastically moving epilogue to a great achievement.

[@michaelBrown-qf8pu]

Great post Definitely wanting to do this after lock down 👍🏻👍🏻

[@mboutdoors_uk]

Sound advice chief! Still one of my favourite series of vids on KZbin. I’ll get round to doing it myself one of these days. Keep on keeping on lad 👌🏼

[@MarkBrimPhoto]

Planning on doing the Hadrian's Wall soon, great advice! 😍

[@Poutside]

Plan it. Get the train. Enjoy it. Legend. I got this 👍

[@paulwinstanleyoutdoors9413]

im looking forward to doing this as soon as possible, cheers.

[@AlanLse]

Good bit of advice about being wary of following the ultralight brigade. I've bought into some of the ultralight stuff, but often find myself reverting back to older, slightly heavier, gear as I prefer the added comfort and robustness of it. I also feel more at ease when I don't have to be precious about my stuff. To each their own though. It takes trial and error to work out what works best for you.

[@adriansavage1269]

Legend mr Haze.

[@mrskinflint99]

Great video - Thanks for the tips. I watched your C to C videos and was really inspired. have the walk planned for May 2021 (booked in September). Fingers crossed that we have returned to some kind of normal by then. ATB - Paul