Those falls look awesome. Sweet video.

Hiked there in March, it was great 👍..

You’re telling way to many people about this place!! Lol😂

That was an amazing trail! It's impressive that they installed a spiral staircase...lol

Great hike gotta do it. Y'all split it between 2 days? Sloth 🦥

My first backpacking trip was in Savage Gulf. Incredible experience! This loop didn’t take you down into the canyon, did it?

Beautiful area! Thanks for sharing the trip. 👍🏼

This loop was pretty awesome. Great weekend trip with yall! Had a blast!

What pack are you using?

Greeter Falls looked pretty amazing. 👍

I'm so far behind on my video watching! We did one backpacking trip in Tennessee and I liked that you could reserve backcountry camp sites. Lots of water and lots of bridges. That looks like a fun one... other than the climb!

Into every life a little rain must fall. Be prepared.

I bought the southwest in white (55L).

Beautiful!

Wow! Way to go. You just trekked across three counties and two states. No small feat. Hope you had a great adventure!

I love Foster Falls. It's tough coming back up.

I have been using the firefly since 2019. It would be a perfect tent if they offered it in dyneema.

Awesome vid beautiful waterfall.👍

😀👍✝️

Let’s go do Fiery Gizzard. 🦑

Also if you're in the area not to far south on hwy 24 is the Lodge museum worth checking out... (Cast iron)

I love that area great falls/skimming hole the climbers loop is worth doing!

With that beautiful view from the top, I believe I will pass on going down and back up! Just saying! Happy Hiking

Fiery Gizzard Trail? That’s a unique name. I wonder the story behind it. That’s a great waterfall. Reminds me of some of the falls like Drift Creek in Oregon I’ve been to. Hey cardio on the way out right? 😊 Cool place!

Hard to beat the Fiery Gizzard Trail. Great little visit.

Wonderful and fun trip weekend trip! Love the bridge to the falls! My favorite part of that hike

Hi, a great waterfall and the way there is great too. A piece of paradise. Thanks. Have a nice rest of the week. Greetings Alex and Alex

Those stairs were impressive. Not just a bunch of flat rocks forming steps, but massively reinforced on either side with MORE rocks! Oh, yeah... the falls were nice too... 🤣

Beautiful waterfalls

I did enjoy it , thank you.

Very Nice!

If I stayed an extra night up there I was going to go hit these. But I finished the TCT at noon, and Signal Mountain had showers. So I punched it home by 8:30 pm that night. Next time I go back for sure! Thanks for the preview!

I've never been there, but looks like an amazing spot to relax and unwind.

Those are solid as hell! Great advice all around :)

Now that’s nice! I’ve never done a hot spring.

Great video of a Beautiful fall. Sloth 🦥

Awesome Brother Crow

That’s beautiful

Nice!

Is this the one in Smoky Mountain National Park?

Amen to that!

Hi, this no longer appears to be available. Can you recommend any others?

Great advice that I needed thank you. Sloth 🦥

I’m not a fan of oatmeal on trail even though I eat overnight oats at home lol. On trail I like something like a poptart paired with a protein bar. I bought some Gatorade protein bars for my next trip coming up Labor Day weekend. 😊

Solid advice, all the way around.

Granite Hot Springs looks like such an awesome spot to relax after your Wind River Range adventure! Soaking in those hot springs must have been the perfect way to recharge before heading to the Grand Tetons. Thanks for sharing this hidden gem in Wyoming and have a great day! Cheers, Simon - Tales From Abroad

Love that area! The road is a pain though. Especially with my trailer.

I miss going to hot springs I lived in the PNW for 14 years and went to plenty of springs in WA, OR, ID and BC love it glad you got to get the experience

Hi. Recently found your channel by first watching the long hike you did in northwest GA and Lookout Mountain. I was looking for videos showing the trails at Oak Mountain SP and found a few you created. Background: I'm a long-time hiker, have hiked half of the AT, still enjoy mountain trails at 71 (by God's Grace). We lived in north Shelby county from June, 1990 to Feb. 1999. We lived along AL 119 Cahaba Valley Road in two different houses. The first one was in a subdivision called Oak Ridge. I could walk to the top of the subdivision and over the mountain ridge and end up in Oak Mountain State Park. In those days, I hiked in the park or on the Pinhoti Trail. Having said that, I now live in south Mississippi (Laurel-Hattiesburg) and plan to return to this fine state park and see how it has changed/improved since 1999 - the same for the Pinhoti. I also have a 17-yr old grandson who wants to hike with me. I think this park is a good place for him to start. Thank you for your channel, and God Bless!

It's been a family favorite for decades. I will take my friend there once we are done with Teton Crest Trail. Good times!