Brompton Bikepacking: 150km wildcamping adventure in the amazing Dartmoor

My Brompton bikepacking trip to Dartmoor continues as I try to wildcamp and explore this rugged and wild landscape in South West England.

So far, I’ve cycled from Plymouth to a remote rocky outpost, where I camped overnight.

In this video, I go even deeper into the moors with my folding bike.

I discover one of Dartmoors most impressive sights. A stone circle thought to be over 3,000 years old. While Dartmoor as a few stone circles, this one is particulary impressive for its row of over 150 stones.

But this trip is a test of solo bikepacking endurance, as I try to hike and cycle over 150km around Dartmoor with all my camping gear and my Brompton folding bike. Can it be done?

Ma’s fudge recipe (good luck if you try it & let me know how it goes)!

Ingredients

110g butter
500g granulated cane sugar
1 can of condensed milk
Dash of vanilla essence

Method
Place all ingredients into a think based pan or pot
Stir consistently on a low heat (don’t let it boil) until the fudge turns a caramel like colour and crystalises around the edges of a pan.
Pour onto a flat buttered dish and leave for up to 2 hours before cutting into squares and serving.

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Chapters

00:00 Coffee at the stone circle
09:20 Getting the Brompton ready to get back on the road and the Cycplus AS2 Pro Max.
15:00 Peter Tavy pit stop on National Cycle Route 27.
20:22 Finding somewhere to camp in Dartmoor
Setting up camp and heading to Okehampton station the next day.
27:35 Setting up an emergency camp