excellent, have a question, where can i get a map exactly like that one the you use?, thanks

I have a lot of respect for you young man, I’m an older guy I don’t know if I could hike like your doing but I sure would like to try, your living life like the old days, god bless you, take care and be careful ok

You have a great eye for composition man! Sick channel. If you don’t mind sharing, what’s your pace like with all the camera stuff? Obviously that would depend a lot on terrain but if you could guess how much does it slow you down?

Thank you for sharing this rugged trip. I love elusive Sycamore Canyon. It was an awesome video !

Wonderful video. Beautifully edited. Love your pace and lingering on gorgeous views big and small. Thanks for reminding me of so much when I hiked Grand Gulch 40 years ago, but in the opposite direction, starting at Bullet canyon. Scrambling down those dry falls at the beginning of the canyon with a very full pack was a wee bit challenging for a novice. I was grateful to be in a group of 4 so we could help each other. We went in March when the nights were below freezing but days in the 70s. We'd start the day with the water in the coffee pot frozen solid, and wear our winter jackets, hats and gloves until the sun came over the rim of the canyon. It warmed so fast we'd immediately take a quick break to strip down to our t-shirts. My older brother led the trip. He was a geologist w/ a strong interest in rock art, the perfect guide. I remember many turkey pens incredibly still having feathers in them hundreds of years old. Also interesting to see the middens (sloping trash pile) below the larger ruins. We had an unexpected end to our adventure when one person injured both ankles. She could still walk with the aid of walking sticks and painkillers, but had to rest often and could not carry a pack anymore. The original plan had been to exit at Kane, but we exited early through a small side canyon. My brother had been there the year before and knew it was possible. However, there had been a major flash flood since then that filled the upper canyon with huge boulders, many 4 to 6 ft high. We had two teenage boys with us and they scouted a route. We had to go over, around and several times had to climb up and down the side benches to avoid impasses. The benches were not continuous, so we had to keep.going back among the boulders. At the very end we faced a flat, steep slickrock slope covered with a thin layer of crumbly rocks and 5 foot vertical wall. The light was starting to fade, the injured woman was fatigued and terrified to go up that slope. We had no ropes and no satelite phone to call the ranger, so we sent the tallest teen up first and had him pull his brother up and out. Then my brother went up to the top of the slope and talked the trembling woman up step by step. Several times she froze with fear. I came last to give her a sense of safety, but I was quietly terrified she'd slip and take us both down. I kept thinking of the large mangled, flattened water trough we'd seen pinned between huge boulders not far below. It's amazing how fear for your life snaps the mind into sharp focus and gives you strength. I will alwaus be grateful for adrenaline at that moment. My brother pulled me up onto the mesa just as the sun was setting behind a distant mountain. So close! Despite the nailbiter ending, the rest was just as lovely and peaceful as your video. I will keep revisit often.

what a place 😍

Hey bud, I don't want to get too personal on here, but I happen to be a first cousin of yours. Not sure where in Arizona you are, but I happen to have another cousin(on my mother's side) that lives in Tucson and I was there in March of this year! Beautiful place and definitely a lot better than south Louisiana hahaha

Nice to go there when the crowds go away. I’ve done the Minaret to Cecil to Iceberg to Ediza then up and over to 1000island and back down to Garnett and down to Red Meadows. So awesome!

Great quality content with lots of effort put into it. You’ve got a pretty chill vibe as well!

EXCELLENT PRODUCTION MY FRIEND! SUCH BEAUTY AND RUGGED BACK COUNTRY SCENERY TRULY AWE INSPIRING. I NEED TO GET BACK OUT THERE IT HAS BEEN TOO LONG. PLANNING FOR A 3 NIGHTER IN SEPTEMBER AND 7 DAYS NEXT SPRING/EARLY SUMMER. THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION, LIKED AND SUBD!

How can I contact you???

These are some beautiful picturesque canyons. Fantastic. Great photography.

I enjoyed this video. I was wondering if you would be kind enough to share with me which paper map you were using roughly 50 min in? I am looking for a good one for that area would like more information on the one you used in the video, please.

You take us on some very wild hikes. Do you ever run into bears?

this man can walk😊

At $12.00 a meal, I'm sure there must be some cheaper options for food on the trail! Mountain House Adventure Meals can take a flying leap into the lake, as far as I'm concerned.

I camped at Manning a few weeks before you did! Such a cool spot and underrated national park.

Howz the water ???

Well traveled trail 😊. Good fod 4 mileage !!

they NEVER dissapoint !!!! u did a great job amigo !!!! aftr the 1st tree i bet u where having spidey senses going off constantly 😂😂!!!

I really, really love just hearing the crunch of your footsteps and the wind in the trees as I see the beautiful scenery. Every hike you put out brings me pleasure and relaxation. Thank you!

beautiful! trail thanks for your videos

nice trip, beautiful rugged landscapes. Nice to be alone, I always hike solo.

Great hike and tag along video, and the best part, no annoying music to ruin the whole thing.

Thanks for sharing another great adventure! Big hug from Germany 🤗

The SNP campsites are very luxurious! :) Love backpacking out there. Cheers from Tucson.

Outstanding content. Once again, thank you for a great video.

Praise the Lord for a good breeze 😂❤

" furnascy" 😅😅 amen !!!😊

So many questions. Nice hike. Hate the cold so June huh? what time in the morning did you start?

Great to see another backpacking video! Brave of you to do it in the summer, but thanks for adding the ample warnings that will deter most people.

Absolutely amazing nice sound. Guys I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak Gilgit-Baltistan Barah Valley. Add this sound in your bucket list. Moses peak is open zone family trek. When you reached here you will explore more un explored peaks heights more then 6k meter

I don't know how I missed this last year! Great hike. You sure keep up a brisk pace, even in that heat. I didn't know there was so much in the Eastern part of Saguaro. The monsoon has started early this year in the Gila country. Good to see you out there again.

I really enjoy your videos, thanks for posting 👍😁💪🇺🇸

Well made video! We often hike the Happy Valley area you started at. Remote but beautiful!

Curious what you packed for food for 6 days?

Fantastic video! Enjoyed it immensely.

I just wanted to thank you for taking me back to Flint Lake. It has been a very long time since I have been there. Wow close to forty years ago. Enjoying the video

The videos are so nice ! The sounds of nature - the little music that you have is so much nicer than many folks use ! The scenery - wow ! So beautiful and relaxing.

I go to Pagosa Springs for Elk season and hike up in the Wiemenuche Wilderness area. Spectacular scenery.

I did not see or hear any birds. It is a little creepy to observe only spiders and snakes not my favorite wildlife. You are a hiker trooper for sure.

Easy place to get lost and turned around. Bring a compass .

I love those desolate high sierra lakes. Peaceful and so quiet.

Great adventure video , now the most pure water you can find you see it at the river and the Spring which is the best ! Now you ment about the water close to the cabin , you look at it , the water you find close by , and you saying that Water is a good water ?? Lol 🤭 you talk about bacteria , can't believe it hahah

The nest belongs to a cactus wren I am thinking. Awesome videos. Thanks fir sharing. 2:25

Dude! I camped near the beginning of Harris wash road in the back of a Tacoma with a cab height shell in a wind vulnerable area with my rig into the wind and went through a wind storm that lasted from 4pm to 4AM! and my truck almost got knocked on its side about 7 times that night! DO NOT camp in wind vulnerable areas when there is anything more than 25 mph winds in the forecast. The forecast at that time was for only 35 mph winds which meant sustained 85 mph winds for about 12 hours!!. Never again.

I think you have Tristan's channel beat with this excursion. You just added this to my bucket list.

It's cool that you paced yourself and only did 3 miles the first day. However, reaching Minaret Lake in one day is totally doable for any medium experienced hiker. p.s. don't worry about Minaret Lake being overrun with campers -- there are lots of options.

Some great views in this video! Thanks for sharing.

Hey man, excellent videos. I wanted to connect with you and talk about your experience in the Arc Dome Wilderness as my buddy and I are planning a trip there coming up.