The South Downs Way is a long distance footpath and bridleway running along the South Downs in southern England. It is one of 16 National Trails in England and Wales. The trail runs for 160 km from Winchester in Hampshire to Eastbourne in East Sussex, with about 4,150 m of ascent and descent

Come join Mr Brown & myself as we attempted to complete The South Downs Way over 5 days earlier this summer (2023)

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  1. Hi Darren, congratulations mate, another long distance trail completed. Loved watching it, thanks as ever for sharing your adventure with us! πŸ˜€πŸ₯Ύ

  2. Another great set of vids, mate. Shame about Stu. Incidentally, did you just use that roll mat and not an inflatable? I was wondering about the comfort for my old back.

  3. Another superb video series, Darren. well done on completing the trail. Really enjoyed watching these, and the drone shots of the Seven Sisters at the end was πŸ‘Œ. Thank you for filming and sharing. πŸ™

  4. I’m so glad you went to the Singing Kettle cafe it was my husbands favourite stop off on his local backpacking hikes. Lovely photographic coverage of the route, can’t wait to get back out there when this continual rain and wind finally eases up.

  5. Another cracking set of videos Darren. Looks like a nice trail that. One I do want to do but I've got other fish to fry first! If you don't post anymore this year I hope you winter well and I look forward to watching more of your adventures next year. I hope Mr Brown has recovered too!πŸ‘

  6. Well done Darren, and thanks for taking us along. You do get a lot done each year! This was my first ever long distance trail, and I wasn’t as fresh as you at the end!

  7. Well done Darren another great series! Can I ask you how you find the sizing of the Rab Hoody? I would normally take a Large but am tempted to go XL as they seem to be a tighter fit. Any advice would be great. Any more trails planned for next year? Thanks Simon.

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