Trip Details

George and Amber-Rose spend six days exploring the Lake District in May 2021.

This is our fourth hiking video in a series where we tell the story of our rewilding trips into nature.

This video includes a full trip review at the end, including where we camped and where we hiked.

Mindful movement and camping in nature is a cornerstone of our wellbeing.

One of our camp spots in the mountains
View from the Corridor route
Two walkers with large rucksacks and trekking poles follow a stony track through green woodland and bracken.

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Wire mesh guard wrapped around a large tree on the River Otter, with bark stripped and gnawed away below the mesh line.

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A tent lit warmly from inside at blue hour, pitched on mossy hummocked ground among bare winter trees under a heavy dusk sky.

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Two small tents pitched among tall conifers on a fern-covered forest floor, with a fallen log in the foreground.

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George and Amber-Rose take their first wild camping trip to the Forest of Dean in May 2026. Since moving to North Wales in July last year, we have dearly missed…

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