Winter wild camping kit list

Winter Wild Camping Kit List

Hiking out in Winter and spending the night? Now we’re getting serious. Be 100% sure you have everything you need with our Winter Wild Camping Kit List.

The Hiker's Essential Kit List - The Wild Camping Bag

Wild Camping Kit List

Here’s everything I take wild camping on a standard one-nighter, sorted into five kit categories so you can see exactly where the weight goes. It’s the same sort of list I check my own bag against before every trip, and the same one I hand to clients before a Wild Camping Workshop.

Mountain walking kit list

Mountain Walking Kit List

New to mountain walking? Put yourself a day bag and carry everything you’ll need in the mountains with our Mountain Walking Kit List…

Blencathra 9 - Moster hike around Mosedale and Blencathra

The Blencathra 9 – All Wainwrights around Mosedale and Saddleback

My Blencathra 9 links nine Wainwrights around Mosedale and Saddleback in one 34km day: Carrock Fell, High Pike, Knott, Great Calva, Mungrisedale Common, Blencathra, Bowscale Fell, Bannerdale Crags and Souther Fell. A storm caught me out on Knott, forcing an emergency pitch under the Trailstar, before a long walk home in the dark to reach the family in Troutbeck.

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Red Screes with the Dovedale Round

Red Screes with the Dovedale Round: a tough 19km Lake District walk from Kirkstone Pass, with route notes, Wainwrights, GPX and wild camp drama.

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Sallows and Sour Howes Walk from Kentmere

Sallows and Sour Howes don’t announce themselves from miles off, and that’s exactly the point. This short circuit from Kentmere climbs the rocky Garburn Pass, crosses rough open ground to two understated summits, then drops back by Capple Howe and the valley track. A shorter day than the big-name Lakeland rounds, but not an easier one, with wet ground, faint paths and views that come and go with the weather. Full route map, GPX and field notes included.

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High Street via the Riggindale Ridge

Climbing High Street by the Riggindale Ridge from Mardale Head, then on over Mardale Ill Bell and Harter Fell before dropping back past the dry-stone shelters at Small Water — a proper Lake District mountain day, walked with an old friend on his first mountain hike.

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