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Amazing info, thanks for the details. This has made my planning experience so much easier!!

Super helpful

Beautiful hiking trail Andy. The waterfall is so cool. I’ve been wanting to see that area for awhile.

That’s a gem of a waterfall there! I guess there’s no barrel rentals at the top. 😄 Thanks for sharing.

A gorgeous little hike. 👍👍

Enjoyed watching! Thanks for sharing, Andy.✌️

It's such a cool waterfall & so close to the parking lot. It's definitely worth the climb down to see it if you are able.

and a pillow case. such a great idea!!

love the wrightsocks Merino Escape Crew. I make 4 day marches of 50k a day and never had a blister.

My son and I went through the entire cave. It was awesome. Plan to army crawl through water. Headlamp is required.

The mountain goats are pretty docile, they have no reason to fight humans and will only fight other animals if really threatened with young or in food scarcity. The latter being rare, since they eat basically any grasses or shrubs. Still a good idea to keep distance and let them be wild. I've heard they are delicious when slow cooked and shredded like pulled pork.

Bear cannister is now required. I'm hoping to go to Maroon Bells in August or September 2024. Wish me luck on getting permits!

Thanks sir. The only unfortunate part of the video are the pre-inflation surge prices! Thanks for all the insight!

Do you have a recommendation for a solar battery backup for Philmont. Doing a 12-day and I don't want to carry anything huge just looking for a good solar battery backup

Hmm.. what is the science behind it?

Great video!

How long did this take you guys? Going 6/12/24 from Florida .

You lost a lot of credibility with me when you call the Pacific Crest trail the "Pacific Coast Trail" @25:30 I cannot fathom why Philmont continues with the recommendations that they do.

Crazy creek chairs are amazing, you are also able to use it as a splint and easily collet firewood while at camp.

After coming off the ridge, down the stairs and near the creek crossings around the 56 minute point, there was a campsite way up the hill. I took a poo 💩 out there last year amongst the rhododendron. And recognize the tree roots around the 58:40 mark. Good memories. I wondered how the gorge would feel in the winter months, and now I got to experience it vicariously through you. Thanks for posting.

Thanks this was great fellas

Very good review. I've watched like 10 different one your is the best, thanks

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I didn't catch in your video, do you have the regular or the large? Trying to figure out which size would fit me best with hammock gear incubator 20F, hammock, and HG topquilt 20F

Nice, but watch the umms & awwwes. There are a lot which distracts from your advice.

Glad to see you highlight the use of a backcountry bidet. Really wish more people knew about it. Such a cleaner and less wasteful way to manage your cleanup!

Looks like something that would work well with Superior Gear hammocks as well. (well, yeah, probably with ALL hammock brands)

I just let a friend drink from my filter. If he gets sick I need a new filter!😅😅

Collapsable bottles are horrible. They can collapse with pressure change from elevation and open up on your gear and drain out. I use the 1L smart water bottles. For filtering, I went with the Pure Clear Life Survival Straw combined with a CNOC 3 Liter bag with a 28MM opening. This filter can filter out viruses and everything else so there is no need to use those tablets other than having them as a backup. I can use the CNOC 3 Liters for additional water storage to take to a dry camp in combination with my 1L bottles. I went with this because the Katadyn and Sawyer do not do viruses. They specifically state it on their site. Your only options for getting a filter that does is the Pure Clear Life Survival Straw or the Grayl water bottles. I use a squeeze top on my smellable bottle and use a hydration tube on my drinking water bottle. I keep my spare bottles just for storage of water until needed. The hydration tube makes it so that I don't have to reach under a pack cover to get to my water. This is my first trek and I have done a lot of research so far and trials on shakedowns. If someone more experienced has better options, I am all ears, but this is what I have found works best so far from shakedowns. Link to the Pure clear: www.pureclearfilters.co.uk/bottles/pure-clear-life-filter/ Link to the CNOC 28MM bag: cnocoutdoors.com/collections/collecting/products/28mm-vectox-water-container Link to the Hydration tube: www.amazon.com/Srempeom-Hydration-Drinking-Tube-Reservoir/dp/B0CRZDSLS7/ref=sr_1_1?crid=37416H227APJZ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hqpt2XembPz4Ga97OmXiXdILvXI4nLUKxc-GOhqq69ILGEiLSo6lCt4CVybd5eQVDJ-8Apw4KG43IGGIafvMiRxNz4W-vp1hkIaG6bkC1Ltr6eYY1QhcC0JaTJRcO4eMZrsw2NLkCgLxDCUiRo1eacYa_Ox1mDXF9Onuo1xsCwzZD9Sgkof1mowCYu9vbkVQZD6WYVJKHQJ97jYQvZobQQsqxTp5cdqeoo5ItNGSnbm8Kpm36OEUBklT9QY-pNwdJvUqY-EcHQTFSGE8Ui4rjYXqy1ch-5qfELAGxqoETjk.AihNeOuRiNLvEU3LoKa13UonyKMIwgyxd92-0tdGDgg&dib_tag=se&keywords=srempeom+hydration+drinking+tube&qid=1713899195&sprefix=srempeom+hydration+drinking+tube%2Caps%2C119&sr=8-1

Thanks, I needed this!

Would you add dehy veg with the chicken so you have all in 1 bag?

Another very fine video Andy. You have really upped you editing skills sir. Hope to actually meet you and not just realize it's you after the Wisconsin Frozen Butt Hang was done. No, I wouldn't do a polar plunge, I've done enough time doing ice baths at home.

THANKS Very creative fix using existing stuff I already own==pillow is so important for a comfortable nights rest

The Olicamp XTS pot with the 1.7 oz titanium stove (sold as a set) is my favorite: pot stores rubber collapsable cup + fuel cannister + stove+stove base+lighter +dish towel + pot gripper (lose the handles and lid) in net sack. I have created a 4oz 10" non stick skillet 3/8' deep that works with pot gripper as well--tortillas, pancakes ,fish, fried eggs etc. "Freezer bag cooking' with repackaging of all meals and a COZEE (foil bubbler wrap pouch for quart size ziploc bags) to hold food mix while rehydrating and cooking---No dishes or bulky MH bags to carry out--Bubble wrap wind screen loosley around entire frypan and stove setup.

Hey thanks for this! I’m going backpacking for the very first time on this trail soon. Any knowledge and advice is appreciated!!!

Yep, I've done the plunge at 11,700 feet. Glacier fed lake. Looks like you had a blast.

Who the heck is that standing on the snow barefooted lmao. No shirt on, too. I don't think a polar plunge will work for me. Lol. I'm surprised all you guys survived all those shenanigans.

would you do a polar plunge?

Fun trip! Looked like they had a great time! Connecting the canoes was an energy boost for them too, even if only mental. :) I enjoyed your daughter watching the stove top rattle when you were popping popcorn! Well done, Dad! Thanks for sharing your trip.

Grays Peak was my second 14er, the first being Torreys on the same hike. I think I was still in high school when I did them.

Great video, but the background music made it hard to hear you.

Watching this video makes me appreciate nature even more. Thank you for reminding us of the importance of connecting with the wilderness.Liked!

Useful video. With respect, a small presentation suggestion .. don’t end each clip with a smile. When the clips are joined together it looks weird and artificial.

Superb video!

Excellent editing Andy. You turned a RUclips video into an art/documentary short film. BWCA, awesome place year round.

Excellent video, Andy. I never had the need for micro spikes, but in your case, they look mandatory.

Very nice coverage, Andy! Thank-you for taking us along!

Yeah buddy! I have a love and hate relationship with these video but it's only out of petty jealousy. 😂

I'm waiting.............. 🤪

For future viewers, BSA rules prohibit stacking hammocks