Walking the Length of England | Adventure Documentary

Last summer I set off on an adventure to walk the length of England, a route that would take me 50 days to complete and have me hiking 800+ miles in total.

This is the adventure movie version of my adventure series walking the length of England. I wild camped and hiked the entire length of England from Land's End to Carter's Bar on the boarder of Scotland.

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[monkeymox]

This is so well produced! Congratulations on your success, I hope the algorithm is kind to you. There aren't enough quality uk-based hiking channels, and this deserves to be seen. This has to be one of the best hiking vlogs I've watched!

[SaunterOn]

I realised shortly into this, that I had watched it before, but it is so well done, so enjoyable and inspiring that I watched it all over again. Thank you so much...I hope you are well 🙏

[samuellewis]

It's a crying shame that this video only has 24000 views. It's deserved of probably 2.4 million views

[TonyUK]

First of all Well Done. I got the Hiking bug after I left the Army in 1979, Hike 1 The Pennine Way South to North 360 miles in 18 days. Hike 2 Pennine Way North to South 16 days. Hike 3 Coast to Coast (West to East) 180 miles in 10 days, Hike 4 C2C (East to West) 180 Mile in 10 days. One year off from Hiking then Hike 5 John OGroats to Lands End did not record milage and that took me 6 Months, walking for approx 10hrs per day. Hike 6 Lands End to John OGroats no milage recorded. Two years later I tackled the Clockwise Complete Coastline of the GB Mainland starting and ending at Lands End, unrecorded milage but think that was in excess of 5, 000 miles. A two year break before going back to the reverse the previous Hike, the Mainland (Scotland England and Wales). Now retired and having plenty of time on my hands I Congratulater fellow Hikers like yourself while watching their YouTube Hikes, it passes my days before the Summer and no doubt the Hiking will continue. Good Luck for any future Hike you do. Tony in Essex (67 yrs old and still hiking)

[darrellleverkuhn]

Absolutely brilliant!!! Well shot, well voiced-over, well edited. Everything. Congrats. This trip for you was way more than a geographical destination, and you achieved it. I’m thankful your family - particularly your mom, was able to give you those moments of encouragement. I’m impressed and inspired. I’ve been attempting to convince my best friends to go with me on my next trip to England and hike somewhere. Hadrians wall, Yorkshire Dales, anywhere. I’m going to share your video to help inspire them. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Best wishes.

[hikingwiththeshackletons]

Absolutely brilliant video. You stirred up a lot of emotion for me. I am beginning my backpacking adventures next spring. I love hiking & share our adventures on our channel. I’m 48 & feel regrets for not heading down this route earlier in my life. I too suffer with mental health (Army Veteran), and the outdoors do help massively (like you said, better that medication). I want to backpack to rediscover myself. You sir, have my utmost respect & congratulations for completing the epic journey you did.

[jonseal]

Really enjoyed watching this Josh very well put together and filmed. A big adventure for such a young chap I hope you have many more to share. Thanks.

[Megansjournal]

Hi Josh, thank you so much for this absolutely beautiful video. (This for sure deserves WAY more views. JUST SAYING!!) i lost my dad recently, he died from MND suddenly. He walked all the streets in Bristol! And logged his journey of which has been published in news articles. My dad also struggled with his mental health at times too, and found walking helped him a lot. Me and my mum find comfort in watching this video as it is a way of connecting with my dad, through you! As he loved walking too. The message about maybe not reaching the finish line, as it were, is also so true too. Such beauty encapsulated in this video regardless, and doesn’t matter! Keep going :)

[mahendran.k]

I'm from India, unexpectedly saw ur video while I'm scrolling.. I have to say this bro u are not yet recognised and appreciated so far. But I'm impressed and u deserve more viewers.. Keep rocking I'm going to share your page to my friends waiting for your next video.

[Steanford]

Why are you not more popular. I will do my best to talk about this channel as much as possible from now on. Leaving you on my TV in my house I already can feel the energy absorbing. I feel more healthy minded and happy about the things I do. My father is a massive fan of adventure like this so I will be telling him about you and we might plan to do stuff like this next year together. Thank you very much for doing this. Please keep this up ❤ the way you smile at the camera when you're having moments of joy makes me actually smile at my TV like I'm watching my family ❤

[davef]

How has this video only got this many views. Such an amazing video I loved every second of it😊🙌 glad to have stumbled upon this channel

[amywilliams]

Best English hiking video! Amazing job. It was realistic, well edited, funny, and inspiring. You deserve way more views and likes.

[sober_hiker]

Thanks Josh, I'm doing this walk next year. You are amazing, and keep up the good work. What an amazing journey

[colinwalford]

Josh - you have filmed this so beautifully. I have walked many miles on many routes and I have also watched a ton of walking videos by adventurers such as yourself. Really, this production of yours has been cream of the crop material. I hope this really puts you on the map, where you deserve to be. To have your own back story incorporated into it, at the same time highlighting the nature of mental health as part of being a human being in this, the 21st Century, is the cherry on the cake.
Well done, I salute you and hope you have many more adventures!

[CKGoldiing]

Josh, this is the most engaging, thought-provoking, soul-nourishing documentary I've watched in quite some time. My absorbtiom was all the more pronounced because with every frame, I was all too aware of the effort you put in to the production to enrich my viewing experience.... effort that inevitably made your journey more draining on your energy.

This is a beautiful adventure that few humans will ever find the nerve, courage or will to undertake, and for that reason, you're a cut above.

Congratulations. Thank you.

[AlwaysLookOntheBrightSide]

Brilliant video what a inspirational young man such a well made video the fact this doesn't have millions of views is shocking. C'mon guys get it shared

[larkeldarian]

I lived just below stoodley pike, and the pennine way, for 12 yrs, where I brought up my boys, and would regularly take them up to the pike and along to Hebden bridge, I also walked the canal regularly from Todmorden to Hebden bridge. Still have friends theree and visit every couple yrs. I now live in Perthshire Scotland.

[eatdoenut]

These videos of yours are so underrated! I hope it got more attention for you! Also looking forward to seeing more of your muay Thai and adventure videos!

[emma_m]

Watched it in 3 parts but can honestly say I loved it. What an adventure.

[nicolaj]

I've absolutely LOVED watching this video and really sad it's coming to the end. Well done on producing a very professional and entertaining video. Also, thank you for showing us the beautiful landscape of England. Thank you. God bless you and your lovely family. 🙂