SWCP Ep. 1 - Minehead to Woolacombe via Porlock, Lynmouth, Combe Martin & Ilfracombe
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2022
- Taking our time as we start the first section of the South West Coast Path from Minehead, via Prolock, Lynmouth, Combe Martin and Ilfracombe to Woolacombe Bay. We walked in shorter, more manageable 7-9 mile daily hikes across the Somerset and North Devon coastline.
Excellent video..thanks fr sharing. These are the best videos, as you have camera pointed outward from you most of time. A lot of videos on the SWCP have camera pointing at themselves most of time so we dont see much of it, but yours is perfect.
Really enjoyed this. Just this weekend walked from Lynmouth to Barnstaple (day and a half walk onwards from Woolacombe). The climbing per day is not to be underestimated - you never get up to amazing heights but you spend the entire day going up and down, it really adds up!
Perfect walking weather. I did it in November and that stretch along the beach at woolcombe is lovely. 👍
Really enjoyed your video account. I started in Minehead Mid April 22 and finished 30th May. I used the Paddy Dillon 45 day option. A fantastic walk and I would agree, if you keep it to 10-12 miles maximum it is more fun. Good luck with the rest of the trail.
Well done both. It is an under rated section of the whole route, but not one to be underestimated. Some gruelling sections with some big climbs. But you have some amazing days ahead as well. Good luck with the remainder of the route, and everything else. All the very best and thanks for sharing.
Really good video. It gives a very good insight of this leg of the SWCP. I haven't walked this leg yet, but other. And the video prepares me for this walk when I will be walking it some time later. Thank you and subscribed.
Great video, really enjoyed it. As a West Somerset lad, a lot of the beginning route is my regular stomping ground. However, my girlfriend and I are planning to do this whole route to Woolacombe in the Summer, so it's really helpful to see how you did it and get some tips. Good luck with the rest of the path.