07-01-2017, 01:33 PM
Wild camping is usually tolerated in the higher fells of the Lakes, and you can find guidelines on the National Park website at nationalparks.gov. uk.
In other areas you must use your discretion, but the best advice is to arrive late and leave early, remain invisible and leave no trace. Light no fires.
For the ultimate lightweight experience, invest in an adventure “tarp” or a “bivvy bag”, which allows you to see the stars and is less likely to offend the early-rising farmer.
If you want to avoid shivering all night, bring a sleeping bag designed for lower temperatures, and an insulating ground mat.
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In other areas you must use your discretion, but the best advice is to arrive late and leave early, remain invisible and leave no trace. Light no fires.
For the ultimate lightweight experience, invest in an adventure “tarp” or a “bivvy bag”, which allows you to see the stars and is less likely to offend the early-rising farmer.
If you want to avoid shivering all night, bring a sleeping bag designed for lower temperatures, and an insulating ground mat.
Full Article Here
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