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Fantastic upload man, this looks so enchanting and simply beautiful!

Lovely scenery my friend!

Redfield alongside Gray Peak Skylight and Haystack I took out in 6 hours of my 21 hour hike from the Calamity Brook Trail to the John Brooks Lodge and spent 5-10 minutes on top of each mountain Redfield’s now the only High Peak that I’ve done multiple times

When I was there, it was initially foggy but after walking back from the summit the sky had cleared up enough that you could enjoy the view.

I did Slide back in October. It was tiring for me but I made it to the top. But coming back down was hell because the new hiking boots I was wearing were a half size to small and my big toes kept sliding into tight squeeze at front of the boots, which became very painful as time went by. I ended up trading in for a different pair of boots that fit much better.

I plan on doing Cliff next year(2024) I did Redfield on October 25th 2023 alongside 3 other mountains in 6 hours of the 21 hour hike that I did that day I started from the Calamity Brook Trail

Thanks for posting this hike. Great views from the top of Mt. Marcy. I did this hike in 2018, unfortunately in the rain. Cloud cover was very dense, could't see a thing! For me hiking boots are a must, I need the stability so not to roll and ankle. Love the Adirondacks for hiking.........

Fantastic upload my friend, this trail looks so picturesque and mesmerizing. Fantastic upload 🔥🥾

Marcy looks awesome. Hope to hit it someday. Sweet hike!

Been a while since I've seen one of your videos. Nice job! Do you still hike with Andrew?

Nice trail friend, looks a bit challenging.

I want to hike the Adirondack trails. Is this what your channel is about?

Glad to see you guys back in the 'dacks. Love your snarky commentary - keep the vlogs coming!

Love your vlogs and your sarcasm! That sign at 29:40 tells me you probably zigged when you shoulda zagged coming off Little Haystack and ended up having to climb up and over the Shorey Shortcut to get back to Slant Rock... no fun!

I'd wondered about this trail. Had to orphaned Porter when I did Cascade (was my first hp and had no idea what I was in for or anything about the 46 at the time). Been thinking about trying this route for Porter when I go back for it. Thanks for filming and sharing, very helpful for planning!

Hi Chris, nice video, I watch these before the climb, yours is one of the most detailed and I appreciated it very much, but I to still hit the deck on the stupid slide even when you said it was oil slicked! No bridge across opalescent river, went out in November 2019, I guess there’s no plans to replace it. I don’t think I will be doing Allen again, trail all along lake sally was non stop mud.

great realistic video. i have always hiked in sneakers... cascade etc... but never marcy. should i get hiking boots?

Awesome video! Can't imagine doing this in the rain. Some friends and I backed up here in July 2020 to camp overnight. We set up base on the peak, but there was a windstorm so we had to move down to some pines right below the peak. Still walked up to the peak once we moved camp and boy was it windy!

Nice video Chris, I really like your summary at the end, nice job, I’m doing this Range next year, your video helps a lot.

Never hiked up Ampersand either! Glad you got out

Nice!

"Gonna lose a quart of blood outta my effing elbow now..." Subscribe.🤣

Cool video Chris. I enjoyed your video. It looks like a solid hike! Have you visited Colorado? I film mountaineering/hiking videos out here. Keep at it!

Hold up inside in NY glad to see any hiking videos.nice to see you two guys out and about miss all your old 46er adventures. Stay Safe

I need to get these for winter now

Great video (minus injury)! Your complaining of Allen reminded me of how I bitched when hiking Blake Peak haha. If it helps, when I summited Allen I ended up having to take an explosive dump near the look out.

Add to 958 Mark did you say yard sale.Is a straight up all the way or do you get little breaks it looks like it straight on up too much for me

This is definitely a hike for the overage out of shape fat guy like me

What’s the easiest of the 46 I’m going to do a bunch more small ones and then take a shot at one of the 46 next year hopefully

You sound exactly like I do when I see those wet rock faces. Glad I am not the only one

Always wanted to hike panther mt! I know its not that big but offers some of the best views in the ADK's! It doesn't always have to be a high peak in my eyes to appreciate some of the the ADK splender! Thanks for sharing!

enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing

I prefer the Eastern and Western High Peaks. Also, the northern Adirondacks, and Vanderwhacker mtn.

No parking at the Gaaden.(typo intended) Maybe at the Ausable Club!

We took the same route back in summer '76.

Slant Rock... Haystack's toughest Bouldering problem.

I remember this hike taking me half the time to get back to Pinkham notch as it did to get to the summit A lot of puds lol

Cool footage, looks like it was a hell of day weather-wise! Mansfield and Camels Hump are the best in Vermont if you ask me, Im looking forward to rehiking them this winter possibly.

Thanks I enjoyed your hike 👏🏻 Mansfield is on my to-do list , friend did hell brook trail and said it was pure hell . Been following you guys since you were knocking down the 46 ers

Why can't anyone pronounce "Cairn" properly?

I'm not a big fan of the hats on the 46r website, but I like the way yours looks a lot. Did you just sew a patch on a plain hat?

...at this very moment someone is climbing Allen Mountain right now. Noice.

Boy Scout Troop 123 summer camp, 1965

That’s a tough, steep portion at the end. A real ass burnah. But the view from N. Hancock is well worth it.

One of my favorites. Great views. Of course it’s quite as good as Garfield, but definitely worth the climb

Cool video bro.

Agreed - what a great peak to finish on! My wife and son likewise finished the 46 on Haystack this past August, 2017.

Congrats on your 46R finish.

You should really speak nice of the mountain, after all, it was named for REV. Allen! ;)

Try it in the winter, all the mud is frozen!