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Why the time crunch? Weather?

You mean "What used to be California's best kept secret". But hey, anything for hits.

Nice video.. like the summary of the hike too.

It's cooler if you hike out of White Wolf--up toward Tuolemne--Campground (and they have running water in their restrooms to wash, tho for tent camping nearby Porcupine Flats is a better campground--primitive and beautiful). May Lake is so pretty and there is a cool woods on the side of a mountain, then meadows of wildflowers before you get to the lake. Around the side of the lake to the right, is a switchback trail going down the other side or the small ridge (don't go near if if it's raining! You can't get back up it.) that heads past the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir and eventually down near Yosemite Falls to the Valley! You trace the trail Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir took over 100 yrs ago (tho they had horses), they got to see the 2d valley of Yosemite b4 San Francisco turned it into a reservoir. I won't be alive for it, but I'm waiting for Gen Z to build a new reservoir somewhere and drain Hetch Hetchy, recreating the valley it was, but with what we now know would be far more ecological. No cars. Electric transit (train or?) could deposit campers in campgrounds created to protect plants and animals...and yet deal with the huge numbers of people who want to camp in Yosemite--paradise as beautiful as Yellowstone but a little kinder?

Sometimes the wise thing is to stop. And on video that is very important, because many people wouldn't even think that's an option. That's why so many people get seriously injured or worse. Thanks for risking sharing this and showing that not making your goal is a success!! You'll be back 🥰🫂

My son did the lost coast hiking with his Boys Scout Troop 220 from San Jose about 3 years ago when the was 14. I'm so proud of him. Also and specially proud of you doing this alone and cherishing the beauty of our Northern California. Thank you for doing this and sharing the beauty with us.

Thank you for sharing! Love the different hikes!

Can anyone compare this to the westfjords? I really want to go there but it may be too far for my trip

Emigrant Wilderness is the best, I like to soak my cotton t-shirt with stream or lake water to keep cool while hiking

Your Amazing!! Wow!!

Missing the shuttle - Rookie Mistake!

Cool suspension bridges!

The rock wall you saw is an overturned sedimentary bed. That whole area is full of amazing folds and faults.

We have camped there for many years. Very well known place for Californians.

Did you track your mileage? Iv read most places call it like 22 miles, or 21.7?

This is very cool.

That's why I never post anything on the Internet.

Good to see you looking vibrant and at full-strength, compared to looking ravaged by the combination of virus and sleep deprivation on the JMT. I've hiked Banff, but not Jasper...yet. Were you apprehensive about the Grizzlies? Neither of you looks to be carrying bear spray, at the ready. The fear of a chance encounter with a Grizzly is always unpleasantly in the back of my mind when I am hiking the Canadian Rockies.

You never told us what it was...was it Covid? Altitude sickness? Food poisoning?

Guess it's not a secret now

TY. Awesome video. Was fortunate enough to have hiked thru Emigrant Wilderness areas back in the Day! Instantly recognized the specific crunch boots make on that crumbling granite on those enormous slabs! Gods Country I called, such mesmerizing and serene wilderness. New Subber here! Off to check out your other vids. 😀Cheers and Happy Backpacking!💪🏻👌😎

The thing that sucks about hiking is hiking back. 😅

sykes hot springs in big sur no permit needed

You're blessed with such a beautiful weather. I did the circuit last month. The weather cleared up for only 3 days and only till afternoon.

I heard the mountains in Nepal are tall!

Man, those long bridges would freak me out. I suppose I would conquer them though. Fantastic country! I guess if the state is going to mandate you travel with in style, at least enjoy the lighter packs!

Awesome video great information. Thank you

Where do you park to start your hike? In Yosemite?

Thanks for the great video - I absolutely agree - the best day hike in the Sequoia Park. With regard to other comments - I agree - avoid the Hump! For more adventurous hikers, do the Lakes Trail to Pear Lake, then up to Moose Lake, and come around the back of the range through Alta Meadow. Or go the reverse. Makes for a great hike...you don't see anything twice!

Awesome, thank's.

So it's like a 6hour hike to and from ??

Super Helpful, Thank you for sharing.

GPS is good. But you just can’t beat a real map!

I know how feel I've felt the same way while taking pictures in Yosemite. Nature can and sometimes will kick your ass as well as your spirit.

hi is driving here easy? is that a dirt road or a pave road? it looks like wide easy road to drive if it’s paved.?

love your video and the good info - thanks for not being so over dramatic like others you’re easy to watch - i’ll subscribe

love your video and the good info - thanks for not being so over dramatic like others you’re easy to watch - i’ll subscribe

Hey does this trail take you past Glen Alpine falls?

It seems that fever took your strength and you should have recovered for longer. You may attempt this next year or do the entire PCT. I have also the impression that your baggage is rather heavy.

A drone that fly's along with you as you walk will save time setting up the camera. The mosquito cells will also help tremendously. Great video!

Was Dennis ok in the end tho? 😢

Thanks so much for sharing your adventure! It was sad to see you go through the lows of being sick during your adventure, and exciting to hear your renewed enthusiasm after making Muir Pass. Being so close, I hope you get (or got by now) the chance to finish the hike.

This was a great video! Well researched and great timeline introduction to the Dollarisation of Ecuador (2000). Loved it

there's so much more to see in the Trinity Alps Wilderness. Why does everyone go to the four lakes loop?

I did this in 2015 for a school trip. The memories came flooding back. Great video.

Nice sound. Guys I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak. Add this sound in your bucket list.

Haaaa..... Walking past lake after lake while complaining about how hot it is.... Must have forgot your pool noodles.

Great hike. I’m a fellow creator we just got back from doing the ring roads. So beautiful. You guys saw some amazing views wow. All that was closed but we will go back in summer.

why is montenegro so under appreciated? is there a reason in your opinion?