Thanks! How is the area looking? Hope it's still being preserved and respected.

Just like you left it...minus the snow! seems to be. I didn't see any shards or artifacts but didn't look. that hard.

You can brake with a hand lever and yes there is a seat belt. I'm not sure if two people can ride at once, maybe an adult and a child?

Thank you! The area is beautiful and well worth a visit! If you like this kind of content, check out the channel of my buddy (the guy filming this vid) as he has been much more active than I am with uploads! kzfaq.info

Thank you! I keep meaning to get back and do this again.

You must be pretty delicate lol

@@Judd97 Not really. I love ravine flyer and a bunch of rides at cedar point.

What if Tom Chaney is on the other side? Gotta get that bastard, Rooster!

Nope, they are an animal! They're related to jellyfish 🙂

50 ft according to the local river guides. Go back there and see for yourself.

Maryland

It is first come first serve, no reservations.

First come first serve and there are a couple campsite spots up there, but the one furthest in is this one on the rim edge.

Thank you for the updated info!

I actually only lost a baseball cap, my stuff was very well secured. Everything you see floating belonged to the other person in the raft. It's easy for folks here to say you should've grabbed this or that while swimming because they're looking through the eyes of the camera, which sees all. Not quite as easy when you're actually in the water.

Not that I can recall.

Lmao oh, ok. Sorry, sir, for breaking your river rules 🙄

It is hard to say without knowing your experience level, but as long as you have the proper gear and knowledge then give it a shot! Just be let someone know where you are, be very careful, keep an eye on weather and conditions and turn around if you feel unsafe.

Haha thanks! My mom would not like your encouragement since I do a lot of “crazy” things by my family’s standard. I hike fairly often, I’ve done two 14ers, I just did rim to angels camp to rim at Grand Canyon by myself. I can do Humphreys no problem by myself confidently without snow. I can get micro spikes and there’s a place to rent snowshoes just in case. I was there two weeks ago and just did half a mile to see how the snow was and it was 5pm. I should call the ranger station since you need a backcountry permit anyways. Sometimes I think I can do it myself, sometimes I get worried something may happen bc I’m a girl and people always say things to me. I know my limits and I know I’ll turn back if I get nervous. I get so inspired by these videos. Kudos and I’m jealous.

@@lindayang6088 sounds like you've done some cool hikes! I love the idea of calling the ranger station and checking conditions with them.

Thanks for watching!

This video is just meant as a guide to show new paddlers the standard route through the loop.

I believe this was in April. You'll probably have a little fresh snow in November. Check www.mountain-forecast.com for info.

@@Judd97 Thank you for the resource. I will be hiking around the grand canyon at the end of November and I'll have an extra day. I am considering going to the peak, weather permitting, so ill keep my out for snow or inclement weather. Great video by the way!

That makes me so happy to hear! Thank you for sharing!