Couple walk the UK's least popular trail

Our hike begins in Welshpool, a small market town nestled in the hills of Powys. We planned to follow part of the Glyndwr Way, to Machynlleth where we found something unexpected.

We hope you enjoy this as it is our first time recording a long distance hike so not everything worked but we had so much fun walking this trail and recording this.

Would be interested on what people thought we did right and wrong, as we are pretty clueless.

Any tips for the next hike?

[WyeExplorer]

I thought I'd watched all Glyndwr vids but then this one cropped up. Good going both a year on. Your kit appeared to do alright and you managed to forage some eggs. Nice! I love forest but I also love them open tops - a bit of clag but so atmospheric. I hope his feet recovered. Well, very enjoyable. All the best. Mark

[philr]

Only came across your channel this morning, enjoyed it. Thought it was put together with a really relaxing tone to it. Thanks for uploading

[debsmostexcellentadventure]

Happy weekend, i really enjoyed this lovely video debs xx

[JMJ_James]

Well done you two. That’s the way to do it. Go out and find out. That’s some hard miles.

[ELSPLELIS]

Muito bom, contato com a natureza nos leva virtude de como fazemos parte desse planeta, liberta nossa essência. Saudações do 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[jonelliott]

Im all for wild camping as long as people respect the nature and environment but i saw something at 11:34 that deeply saddened me.... although yes it is nice to see the little lamb and it Is so tempting to fuss and cuddle them you should never do such... why cos you could end up being the cause of it being abandoned by it's mother and it may starve and die. This is because you leave your scent on the lamb and the mother will smell it and end up abandoning it.. I really am annoyed that you would go and do that and not even think of the possible consequences to your actions such stupidity and ignorance give true wild campers and walkers such as myself a bad name and also the reason why locals in small villages and farmers alike don't like wild campers and hikers...