Lake District Walks | Grasmoor and Rannerdale

[@michaelmoller8281]

I am 72 now and have been coming up the Lakes for over 40 years. Your videos Abbie inspire me to keep going, as long as I can, and keep reaching those tops. Thanks.

[@johngoodwin34]

Hi Abbie, just to let you know the good you are doing for me. I’m eighty one and have loads of walking problems which I’m relying on you to take care of it by watching your vids and taking me out there. If when your low in spirit just think of me and the benefits you bring to me and others. Remember I’m watching your every footstep and wishing I was you. Thanks for all your vids. John

[@ta-dahh]

Your reaction to reaching the summit was priceless 😄👌 that's why we do it. Another brilliant watch Abbie .

[@srh9903]

Wow! Spectacular views beautiful words. I'm am in awe and so inspired after watching this. The lake district stole my heart last year it's the most beautiful soul nourishing place in the world, cannot wait to go back this year.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

Ladhowes and Grasmoor is certainly a test for getting going, calves and knees. Well done at the start I always used to get lost. I consider these videos are in my home territory; you have done the fells proud. Well done.

[@ICENI-Britannica]

Never fails to astound me the way your energy and enthusiasm just jumps out of the screen. Keep travelling, keep smiling......keep doing. Fantastic as always.

[@michaelpilling9659]

Yet another superb walk. Thank you so much for taking me along Abbie. Your film and commentary were wonderful. You obviously enjoyed that walk very much especially bearing in mind it was the first time you've done it. I feel Very Privileged

[@kenhenley7599]

Some stunning scenery and a wonderful walk. Still, it is the Lake District. What more can you expect? As ever, grateful to you for taking us along.

[@AnonYmous-zm7cj]

ow.... i love the footage beautiful bluebell lilacs carpeting the grassland...my idea of heaven would be a blanket of bluebells carpeting the land im lost forwords at all this wonderfull footage. thankyou for sharing this wonderful video

[@Contemplationsinnature]

That’s what walking is all about , such beautiful places to immerse yourself in ! Stunning - thank you for sharing ! Love your passion for this 💙

[@karenhatton7058]

I have never been to the Lake District and its now on my list. So beautiful.

[@andym2869]

Living just 10 minutes away from here I'm glad you got to walk the route when the weather was kind to you,it's a lovely place and you can often have the place to yourself as most visitors to the area head just along the road to Buttermere & miss out on a little diamond of a place 🏞️

[@JP-lk2qs]

Abbie,thanks so much for sharing your lovely videos with us!They are very informative and pleasure to watch!Your love for nature is contagious and motivating!

[@christinawarburton5773]

Spectacular !!! Great job x did this 30 years ago thanks for this I forgot how beautiful it was 😀👍

[@affalaffaa]

Can't get enough of the Lakes Abbie. You stay wild

[@Dornacgove]

Returning to the Lakes for the third time next week... can't wait, so I'm watching your videos as a trailer!

[@delmiller4184]

Thanks for another well presented video of an amazing area. So beautiful!

[@patrickmoore2031]

Congrats on making your summits Abbie. That was a jaw dropping walk. Great views. And you never fail to impress with your plant and tree knowledge. Cheers from Arkansas.

[@hcjmev1983]

me and the wife did rannerdale knotts this may and your right its stunning.sat at the top looking down on crummock water for an hour, beautiful.

[@andreamolloy6254]

Another great video thanks for bringing me the walks I can't do I really appreciate

[@epiphany8276]

Fantastic! Love the Lake District. Can't wait to visit again, inspired by your hike!

[@powelw]

Fantastic video Abbie. I am so pleased your Channel popped up on my Recommended Videos. Looking forward to watching your other videos and those to come.

[@davejobling1998]

Terrific vid Abbie. I was up there on Saturday walking Mellbreak on the other side of Crummock Water, and as you describe the views are stunning.

[@stevesmith3990]

Wow, fantastic views, you really managed to capture the feeling of the landscape there, thanks Abbie.

[@jamieb741]

Just watching this one now , I miss the lakes so much. But.. living in north Essex just 10 miles from Constable country isn't bad. Another fantastic video Abbie , keep going... love life 👍😊

[@TawnaTV]

Well done! Another hike for the bucket list..such a gorgeous place! Looks like you were out early and had it largely to yourself. The Bluebell's we're stunning still. So appreciate your including us in your adventures.

[@whitespider8523]

Thanks so much for this video, Grasmoor is a fell I've been wanting to do for a while and you've given me an heads-up on what to expect. I like the route you took and hopefully when we've beaten and survived the virus I can get back to the fells and summit Grasmoor via your route.

[@markjakeway2035]

We did exactly the same route a few weeks later (late August) I had done the route before but after Lad House the mist arrived and we didn't see anything till Whiteless Pike. Also gale force winds on the on the way up but lessened on the summit. Great video.

[@nseight]

Aww Abbie * you've set me off-I can feel your elation :-) I wish I was at the top of mountain too.* Tank you for taking me there.x

[@Backoutthere]

Did this same walk a few years back. You are correct about the great views. I to sat up there a long time. I heading to that area next week for my birthday. Buttermere is one of my favourite places in the Lakes. Great video Abbie. Enjoyed it.

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

Another Happy Monday! Thank You, Abbie. 🙂👍

[@alexwade9921]

Fantastic views!

[@BorderRambler]

Very enjoyable Abbie , your enthusiasm was was in abundance in this walk but its not hard to see why . Such a beautiful area and you really did capture this . atb Dave.

[@Quaker521]

Great video and a great area. When you catch the bluebells just right in May when they carpet the area it is just stunning. Can get a little busy with trippers out to see the flowers but gain a little height and you could be all alone. Love your enthusiasm and your smile is infectious!

[@stephenpinder9567]

Amazingly amazing. Stay wild Abbie!!!

[@edshike7581]

Simply amazing Abbie . I will be adding that route to my list , thank you so much for yet another inspirational video.

[@LEECE]

I cant wait to do this in the summer time. Cant wait to upload my hiking series im filming right now. Well done 👏

[@WalksWithOlly]

After all the videos you've made in the Lake District, Abbie, it's great to see and hear you speaking so passionately about a route you hadn't done before. I'll definitely add it to my list! Thanks for sharing and all the best.

[@thetrailhunter4469]

What a place. Always enjoy your views and commentary. Very educational. Nice one!

[@lorrets9775]

Great views. Knee injuries are annoying, I have a tear in my cartilage from karate, and can play up without warning. So you have a lot of respect from me for continuing

[@zomzoms1979]

Beautiful scenery, especially from the summit. Thanks for sharing yet another lovely video.

[@katechaston3672]

Awesome beautiful walk!

[@RobertaBriffa]

Couldn't click any faster when this video came through my feed. What a beautiful walk! Thanks for sharing this route Abbie. I hope to explore it soon. Hope your knee gets better x

[@susanbrown2909]

What a lovely place.

[@ashleyjarnold]

Fantastic video as usual Abbie. Judging by the bluebells you must have been there about 2 weeks after us. Next year I think we will try your route as the views at the top of Grasmoor were spectacular. I just love seeing videos of places I know and have been too, the Lake District really is special. Regards, Ashley

[@mdawsss18]

Stunning place, these videos make me want to get out and see these views myself

[@spuddlesm721]

Yet another inspiring walk! I'll add that to the list as I've never trekked up Grasmoor before. My last walking holiday was up in the Torridon Mountains in Northern Scotland which was breathtaking and evoked similar feelings of elation of being cut off from the rat race. Keep up the good work

[@tonyf8227]

Love the video.never been up grassmoor from this path before looks steep. maybe at the weekend if the weather holds out :) the views are really stunning from up there :)

[@loopylou]

Insane views! 💖

[@pulchralutetia]

Great to see you so happy. Be careful of the downs though (I speak from experience). Take care of yourself!

[@pulchralutetia]

Sorry, I meant the downs, not the Downs lol!

[@leeniedee2049]

Oh Abbie! Please tell me you are planning to head back there in May of next year. I would love to see that valley covered in blue!

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

Hope to!

[@vanlifenomad]

Top job Abbie great video

[@almontepaolilli4909]

Beautiful walk with stunning sights and challenging paths. Sorry about your knee and hope this walk did not further add to the the injury.

[@Snig123]

I'm going doing this today!

[@GraysOutdoors]

Great stuff Abbie. Have sub’d. Graham

[@jdee4215]

Excellent

[@tondemmers1226]

Nice one again Abbie.

[@gutinstinct4067]

Loved the views . I was also interested how at 11:55 , you can see behind you how thin the 'grassy ' part is , it's like a 4-5 inch carpet that goes all over the mountain. ( or was it just that part ) anyway thanks again =-)

[@hikingmatt4113]

Hi Abbie, what boots are you wearing? Especially to get that decent grip on Whiteless Edge. Great video by the way😊

[@sgamgee5006]

Finally someone used "epic " when it was actually epic. 18:34

[@TainoXtreme]

I like your KZbin channel so much I decided to subscribe. God bless you.

[@rutaulozaite8381]

That's amazing walk! How many hours took for you to do this route?

[@matthewboothman129]

Is there walms like this in Scotland where your walking mountain to mountain or is it just a lake district thing?

[@thedaffy75]

The Ring of Steall near Fort William is one, but I am sure that there are others.

[@Paul-kx7gh]

WoW

[@CitrusSimon]

Notice how the words 'Meditation' and 'Medication' sound the same. What path will this riddle lead to...

[@Drobium77]

I think you've about stolen the glory from Muriel Gray off the Munro Show, you have such a similar enthusiasm about the mountains....keep up the great work :-)

[@andrewpartington8642]

Errm excuse me! Grasmoor via Lads How, then Eel Crag, then Wandope, then Whiteless Pike, then the 4km walk back down Rannerdale and then you say "Who knows what I will do this afternoon"? How about go to bed and sleep for a fortnight lol