⚔️⛰️ 2000 YEARS OLD! Solo Wild camping an Iron Age Hillfort | History of Great Hetha | Cheviot Hills

⚔️ Come with me into the heart of Northumberland’s Cheviot Hills as I solo wild camp on Great Hetha, an ancient hill with over 2,000 years of history. Once surrounded by Iron Age hillforts and steeped in Border Reiver legends, this remote spot offers the perfect blend of wild landscape and rich storytelling.

In this video, I hike into the hills, pitch up for a peaceful night under the stars, and share the fascinating history of Great Hetha—from prehistoric tribes to medieval raiders. I also follow Leave No Trace principles, showing how to wild camp responsibly in the UK’s fragile upland environments.

Whether you’re here for adventure, history, or camping tips, you’ll find something in this journey through one of England’s most underrated wild places.

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🌄 What’s in this video:
• Wild camping at Great Hetha
• History of Iron Age hillforts in the Cheviot Hills
• Border Reiver folklore and stories
• Leave No Trace wild camping tips
• Stunning views across Northumberland National Park

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📍 Location: Great Hetha, near Yeavering Bell, Cheviot Hills, Northumberland
⛺ Camp Style: Solo, wild, minimal impact

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