Lake District Wild Camp at Easedale Tarn

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By far the best hike and overnight of the trip I can' fault Easedale Tarn at all. The parking prices were steep but avoidable if you can do an extra 1.5 miles at each end but I needed to accommodate 15 year old Cody on this hike. It was certainly a good one despite the mud

[@sharrison3974]

Amazing the difference a bit of good weather makes! Thanks for sharing.

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

Heck yeah. The Lake District really is lovely. Hopefully another trip in the books for 2024

[@wicksy68]

New subscriber here, Watching Cody wibble wobble up the trail reminds me of me, but you are completely right, even though we struggle a little bit we would still rather be out there than stuck in looking at four walls, keep it up.👍👍

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

Awe, stay safe out there. He definitely still loves going even if he wobbles. Thanks for the sub :-)

[@STEALTH_CAR_CAMPER]

fair play that looked a great camp and a very interesting trail. hope you weren't too sore the next day after thoes mishaps cj 👍

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

It was lovely; I definitely need to do more of these single-overnighters

[@MetallicrealitE]

stunning! I hope you got the chance to rest your ankle properly, that was some rough terrain.

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

I've been referred for physio but think it will have to be a surgical fix

[@MetallicrealitE]

@@WilderhopeAdventures Oh no, what a pain (literally). I hope it doesn't come to that xxXxx

[@jj2536]

great scenery and camerawork. was it really that deserted in summer or did you not show the crowds? also - bit pedantic but those are streams, not creeks. also also - re helicoptering rocks in to repair the paths, heres a wee video of a similar project in the mourne mountains in northern ireland - definitely worth the visit sometime if youve done all the lake district. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZi6pKKhma91epo

[@WilderhopeAdventures]

Thank you :-) It was in May, mid week, term-time so not particularly crowded. I know in the UK they are streams, but they've been creeks to me most of my life and my vernacular has stayed the same even with being in the UK a couple of years now. It's still a stove, a vacuum cleaner, a soda in my words...lol