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Thanks for watching 👍

👍😀 does look a bit like what I’ve seen of that game

🤣👍🙏 I will happily take ANY comparison to Ryan Reynolds I can get. Appreciate you watching! ATB

Really happy to hear this. Thank you! It really depends on the trip but normally for these kinds of camps in the mountains ranges anywhere from 25 to 33 pounds all in. So that’s with food and camera equipment.

Very kind of you 😀🙏. Thanks for watching another video! Really appreciate the support.

At least I had a nice evening/afternoon at camp before the weather turned. Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed the video. Definitely not the best conditions for a hike and a camp but I still had a nice time. Especially once I got in the tent and got some dry clothing on. Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. All the best!

Nothing wrong with that 👍. Appreciate you watching. ATB

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Oh don't get me wrong I LOVE That you did it. Gives me more courage to face such conditions. I have been in a few camps like this but I wasn't in a hilleberg so spent the whole night supporting the tent with my hands and feet xD Thanks for the videos. Love the pace and tone.

@@robmccarthy210 I’ve had to do the same with some of my older tents 👍. These tents are crazy expensive but the peace of mind when you are in conditions like this is very nice.

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Yeah no doubt! As I've upgraded kit I've leaned more into the light weight stuff, so I use trekking pole tents these days. Love em, but ultimately I'll never trust them in heavy wind.

@@robmccarthy210Nice! I’ve went a bit crazy with ultralight stuff many years ago with my base weight under 10lbs but eventually did a complete 180 and sold most of my trekking poles tents but now I’m looking into buying another again 😂. They definitely are great when you want to lighten the load, I just find myself in strong winds far to often here in the UK compared to my camps back the states.

An old REI Rainier Rain jacket 👍

Sorry not much of a golfer to understand the joke. Appreciate you watching though.

I’m sorry to hear that. My wife and I have had multiple family members fight cancer. Stay strong. Wishing you the best 🙏

@@GoingSoloOutdoors i believe ill win

Thanks! 😂👍 lots of arachnids and crustaceans on this one. Appreciate you watching.

👍😀 all my other Hilleberg tents are this exact color because of that reason. No matter the season it always seems to blend in with the environment nicely. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching 👍. My trousers would have dried if I kept them on (I’ve shown this in other videos) but since it wasn’t too cold I knew I’d be fine hiking out with them a bit wet in the morning so I just went for the immediate comfort of sitting in the sleeping bag. They actually dried out on the drive home. Oats are definitely great to bring on multi day trips. For these single night camps I just stick with the rice. Especially with this dish. Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. All the best.

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Hey man - thank for getting back to me. I must admit dealing with the elements and kit and food and weather is all part of the fun. Glad to see you doing so well!

This is the Hilleberg Nammatj 2. It’s not cheap but they are handmade and can withstand some pretty brutal weather. Thanks for watching!

​@@GoingSoloOutdoors I just realized the answer to my question right after I wrote it.... I didnt fully read the video title lol. Tent looks awesome though, will definitely keep an eye out for it

Definitely not ideal conditions for a hike and a camp, but I still had a nice time. Always nice to listen to the rain and wind from inside the tent. Thanks for watching!

This is a tunnel tent from Hilleberg called the Nammatj 2. They are not cheap but they are handmade and can handle some pretty brutal weather. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Woooow yes they are not cheap ^^ But you just showed its capablities. I'm looking for a tent exactly like that with a well made vestibule area to be able to cook in it in case of a complicated weather.

👍😀 nice to have a warm fresh meal when the weather is terrible outside your tent! Thanks for watching!

👍😂 I like to eat well on these single night camps! Really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. All the best.

I parked at Pen Y Pass car park for this camp. I have a map and Multiple GPS devices, Phone and Garmin. But even without those it would be very hard to get lost in this area. I would strongly recommend doing a camp without your son here first though. The weather is unpredictable at best. I had great weather on this camp but the winds can be crazy. There are also plenty of car camping areas in the valley as well for a more relaxed camp with kids 👍. Hope that helps.

@@GoingSoloOutdoors thank you so much..we have booked a campsite at the foot of Watkin path this Wednesday to get a feel for the place..my son is 13 and very adventurous..so shouldn't be an issue..but going to camp on campsite first and do a recon..thank you so much for your help.

@@warrensmith3865 hope you two have a great time! 😀👍

Probably my favorite tent for terrible weather 👍

Thanks! If you check my community page I often list all my gear with a flat lay picture of it 👍. You can also find a list of all my gear and links on my website goingsolooutdoors.com

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Thank you for such a detailed reply. I'll go check it all out now. Thank you again.

@@trailtocamp 👍😀 no problem

🙏😀 appreciate you watching! It was nice to have such a great view on this trip!

Thanks! I still prefer the trangia for cooking, but the carbon felt in the X-boil stove is definitely much safer for use inside the tent since you don’t have to worry about spilling any of the fuel. And it’s incredibly lightweight, which is nice when you are looking to save some weight. Definitely a nice addition to anyone’s kit. Really appreciate you watching. All the best!

Thanks! Nice to have a warm meal on a camp like this 👍. Appreciate you taking the time to comment!

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Thats true. And the best of all. After a long hike outdoors and especially in the cold such a very nice and warm dinner taste so much better and heat you up 😊👍

The quick changes in conditions definitely makes for an interesting trip. I always really enjoy waking up to a cold frosty morning 👍. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

👍😀 Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Appreciate you taking the time to comment 👍😀

Thanks! Definitely not ideal conditions for a hike and a camp, but I still had a good time. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Hope you have a nice weekend.

Thanks! Appreciate you watching 😀👍

🤣👍 I’ve lived here England for four years now. I’m very familiar with camping in the Lakes in the rain. But yes, I got the full force of the Lake District on this camp 😅. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment! ATB

@@GoingSoloOutdoors Your videos are fantastic and I know you are the real deal.. I love watching people out in the extremes, don't know why.. keep it up. My mother is now a fan too btw.

@@clydedigital tell your mother I appreciate the support 👍😀🙏

No bears or other predators to worry about here in England 👍. It’s actually kind of sad the lack of biodiversity in the UK but it can be convenient when you need to cook in your tent because the weather is terrible outside. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. ATB

Yes, I have completely changed my daily carry since I moved to England. I only take this kind of knife when I am going to be camping in places where I don’t see any people and I have a good reason for carrying it (camping/cooking). When I’m going to be near anyone or in public I typically only take my legal two handed opening sub three inch knifes 👍. Standard SAK

Appreciate that! And welcome to the channel. No, not Canadian but originally from the states. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

Most waterproofs are not exactly waterproof. With enough prolonged exposure to intense rain they will all eventually wet out unless they are just made of plastics without any breathable membrane. The DWR coating overtime also loses its effectiveness as well and needs to be retreated occasionally 👍

It’s a bit noise but nice and compact 👍

Technically it’s suppose to just be an ash pan but it works really well as a quick way to get the stove started 👍