This one's already a pretty popular spot so I doubt revealing it will make it much busier! Llyn Bochlwyd (below Tryfan) in Snowdonia. Very atmospheric, being surrounded by Tryfan's western and Glyder Fach's northern faces, and you get a good view of the sun setting over Y Garn in the summer.Originally Posted by Jez Hellewell
Several on the Cambrian Way, walk it and find them!
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
My Cambrian Way journey included a night on Cadair Idris. I understand that makes me a madman or a poet. I have never written a poem...
I will not divulge my favourite on the CW - as Molehill says, walk it and find them!
One of my favourite places is by the loch at Ungashader on Lewis, it involves a good long walk in and you just have red deer for company and the occasional watcher. Also Luskintyre on Harris. In fact most of my favourite wild camping spots are in the outer Hebrides although the banks of Loch Sunart at Arnamurchan is another.
For non-wild camping, we've just had a brilliant few days at Red Squirrel campsite in Glencoe and Applecross campsite and I love the camping next to the bothy on North Uist, swimming with seals before breakfast
'The birds are the keepers of our secrets'
I dunno, in the pissing rain beside the 'no camping' sign in the car park at Dale on the Pembrokeshire coast path was a top spot tooOne of my favourite places is by the loch at Ungashader on Lewis, it involves a good long walk in and you just have red deer for company and the occasional watcher. Also Luskintyre on Harris. In fact most of my favourite wild camping spots are in the outer Hebrides although the banks of Loch Sunart at Arnamurchan is another.
For non-wild camping, we've just had a brilliant few days at Red Squirrel campsite in Glencoe and Applecross campsite and I love the camping next to the bothy on North Uist, swimming with seals before breakfast
Happy days!
That little bay at Trefin was pretty good though.
I dunno, in the pissing rain beside the 'no camping' sign in the car park at Dale on the Pembrokeshire coast path was a top spot too
'The birds are the keepers of our secrets'
Had a couple with Shaunetto in Scotland the one on the North Glen shiel ridge was superb and another near Fisherfield...Fantastic sunsets and sunrises...When he his finally allowed to come out and play again I think we'll head to Knoydart..
here are two of mine from the last 3 days in the Lakes...
Just below Rossett Pike
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and top secret location that is un spoilt or walked in the lakes...
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Very nice!
Codale tarn is a nice spot, with views to the east theres a chance you will see sunrise. Last time I was up there we saw the moon rise over kirkstone pass - very eerie. Maybe it was the effect of the alcohol we took up there with us.
See the light in the night
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