A Cosy Night In The Lake District's Most SECLUDED Mountain Bothy!

On this camp, we headed up to what is possibly the Lake Districts most secluded and least known bothy, Lingy Hut!

We set off from the bottom of Grainsgill Beck, sticking to the well marked path which makes its way to the now abandoned Carrock Wolframite Mine. The mine has a really interesting information board, which details the sites history and geography. Setting off from the mine, we chose to continue up Grainsgill Beck, towards the top of Great Lingy Hill. The path was in parts muddy and required a river crossing in one section, but overall, the trail is fairly clear and obvious.

The bothy was comfy and cosy and we wasted not time in settling in, having a few drinks and eating plenty of food. It was a real treat on a cold winters night. This is the camp that followed, we hope you enjoy it. If you do, please consider liking our video and subscribing to our channel. Cheers.

Correction: the mine was opened in 1854, not 1954.

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