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waiting for you to come by

everytime we go there are only about 10 people there so its still a nice little secret.

yeah were always picking up other peoples trash

haha. thanks bro. appreciate you watching the channel.

Its about 2 miles from Trail of a hundred giants. Take the main highway from kernville north. After you pass johnsandale bridge you will eventually come up to a fork in the road. One way takes you to trail of a hundred giants. take the other way. You will go about 2 miles and you will see a dirt parking lot on your right. park you car, cross the highway and you will see a dirt road with a gate. pass the gate and hike 1 mile up the road and you will hear the water on your right and see the people there.

Glad you liked it!

thanks for watching

you basically paid for the deposit

it has Seoul

yes why don't you ever come by and visit?

when we shooting a video here bruh?

Legend indeed @candai

Lol. Tell me about it. It was I feel it coming by the weekend slightly sped up. thanks for watching!

@@imightbechad3701 Thanks! It was gnawing at my soul.

Thanks AL. Dude its hard to get love on youtube. This series took me 6 months to edit and literally no views compared to some really awful coyote gulch home videos.

@@imightbechad3701 imma watch it again !

Was sooooo strange to see this. Now everyone is back to the same shit again. Thanks for watching!

Dude appreciate that bro seriously. I get no love from youtube. lol

Crazy. You know half this place burned down a few years ago. pretty sad

I haven't watched this one in awhile but I'm sure it hasn't aged well. I appreciate any comment regardless. cheers

@@imightbechad3701 At least you could've filmed them actually DJing with sounds.

thanks so much. I'm a big fan of 80's music and love using it whenever i can. can't monetize but its well worth it. appreciate you watching!

hello wandering soul. Yes we actually weren't aware of that when we went as we went 2 years before and actually talked to a ranger for about 30 minutes on our way out of the canyon and we had a drone in our hand the whole conversation so i'm surprised he didn't mention it to us. It was only when I started receiving comments that i realized we were still technically in the Grand Staircase Zone. We only had two batteries so kept the flying to a minimum to not disturb the other campers or wildlife. I was really just trying to showcase the scale of this wonderful place as this series was meant to be a resource for anyone trying to do this trail. Regardless I did make an honest mistake and I appreciate anyone pointing that out as I have been to some amazing places enjoying the quiet when suddenly a drone appears out of nowhere loud as fuck. Thank you for watching though. I appreciate anybody watching my trainwreck of a channel. hahah

jason sorry my man for the late response i've been off youtube for a bit. I really appreciate that. Yeah they are all amazing and this was quite the adventure. If you have any questions about this hike let me know. thanks for watching

As much as it kind of makes me wonder why someone would dislike this I do however think I'm incredibly boring while talking. If it wasn't for the inserts and history of knowing this girl no one would care. HAHAH. Thanks Jay. Been enjoying your 10 second videos on youtube.

BTW posting an interview with my friend Saturday and then Angels Landing and the Narrows next weekend. Hopefully. WE'll see

Its even better on mushrooms

Lol. I know i know im still working on it. I booked so many jobs the last 2 months i can't even get a moment to sit down and finish. I would say another couple weeks. Its nothing crazy just a 360 video of the hike. thanks for looking out

her instagram is @candai. You can ask her. thanks for watching!

I'm posting a new video of her in a couple days

Do it buddy. I go to Utah at least twice a year. I love it there. Coyote Gulch is amazing. thanks for watching!

HAHA. Thanks for watching. I just ran into her last week. She's still killing it.

lol. yeah my friend let me borrow his for this review. They seem to be nice to lounge around in but for sleeping it seems pretty uncomfortable. appreciate the view man. These review videos take for ever to make.

Lol. Yeah I don't know about that. Adventure Archives are pretty legit. I'm actually thinking of inviting them to the same place sometime. Right now we are trying to switch it up and do a 5 night canoe trip in Aloquin Park in Canada. I love the idea of not carrying anything and just loading coolers with beer and steak. Thanks for watching the channel. It's pretty tough to get the views and engagement on here even though I feel we spend a lot of time in post with music and stories. Im getting ready to post a virtual hike of angels landing in a week. subscribe for the vibes brotha.

@@imightbechad3701 I subscribed again. I must have unsubscribed when I was cleaning out some channels. We would corrupt people like adventure archives. Except for the skinny one Robbie pama he looks like he knows his way around some good weed

hahah. well robbie is pumping out vlogs like every other day in his house so I gotta give him credit for his hustle. I do feel Adventure Archives should switch it up a bit as their episodes seem to kind of be the same. Quality is on point but I've suggested they add in some BTS of bloopers trying to get all those shots. You should check out My OWN Frontier. He has one of the best outdoor hiking channels on youtube.

@@imightbechad3701 my own frontier is a good one. saw his videos while researching how to day hike coyote gulch and grand canyon.

I've been watching this kid "MAV" lately. He does a lot of solo truck camping and cooking. He uploaded this dope secret spot in the grand canyon you can camp for free. I think its 6 videos back from his newest

thanks for the view!

@@imightbechad3701 thanks to you

thanks for watching!

thanks for watching carlos

hey there. I believe it was end of may. Just before it got too hot.

Before may and after sep are the best times to go

Appreciate that Jeff. Thanks

you should definitly try this hike sometime. its pretty insane. thanks for the view. I really appreciate anybody that watches my feeble attempt at filmmaking

lol. thanks for watching

Yes Noah we were not aware of that until we ran into a park ranger in the canyon and he was very kind and explained it to us. We didn't realize coyote gulch was a part of the glen canyon recreation area which was dumb on our part.

@@imightbechad3701 Thank you for the response, all good, we all make mistakes! Definitely love that place and good to try and do whatever we can to make sure it stays the way it is for a good while! All the best

Thanks issac. Thats a good route. Just bring about 60ft of rope to lower your packs at crack in the wall. if you watch the whole series you will see my favorite campspots.

Hey Buddy. Are you doing this in one push or overnighter? This will determine your shoes. For the river I would get 2mm neoprene socks. Shitty tennis shoes are fine but I would possibly drill a 4 or 5 holes with a small drill bit through the bottom of the shoe so the water drains quickly as you will be going in and out of the river constantly. There a 2 main springs for water supply. The main river is kind of nasty. One is by Big Springs Alcove about 50 ft up river north of the compost toilet. Second is just before Jacob Hamblin Arch on the west side of the river. Kind of hard to find but keep your eye out for lush green moss growing on the walls. Let me know if you have any other questions. you can see my gear list on my channel czcams.com/video/ukzQH11VT8g/video.html

@@imightbechad3701 Thank You dude! This answers my question! I'm going to spend at least one night there. After watching your video footage I definitely don't want to rush through this area.

Which route are you going in and exiting? For a two day one night hike I would enter Jacob Hamblin Sneaker Trail and camp near Jacob Hamblin Arch. Then leave your stuff there the next morning and Day Hike to Stevens Arch and back. Camp one more night then hike out the next morning. Two nights are worth it if you can. Also my friends own Escalante Canyon and Rv resort in Escalante. They have great campgrounds on their resort and is a great basecamp before heading out. Ask for Janae and tell her Chad from LA sent you over. Another good option is camping at the parking lot of whatever trail you are taking.

@@imightbechad3701 Thank you again for the help. I wanted to see everything; I've got the ability to stay 3-4 nights. I'm trying to figure out how parking and hiking in/out of the canyon works currently. Hurricane Wash seems to be the easiest/safest to enter from what I've read (I'm going to be alone on this trip). I'm planning on hiking out the same way I went in. Is trying to hike to the end and back over 4 days doable or possibly stupid?

If your going solo and want to see everything here is a good itinerary. Both hurricane and red well are the safest but a lot of sun exposure and definitly the longest hikes. I would park at the Jacob Hamblin Sneaker Trail and bring 60ft of nylon rope as back up in case there isn't rope currently there. Its a little sketchy but if you pack light you should be fine. Bring the rope to lower you pack in sections. It's much easier to climb down this way. Bring 3 liters of water, ( 3 one liter bottles) as there is a spring as soon as you get down. go left up the river toward jacob hamblin and you'll see the spring on your right. After you check out jacob hamblin keep heading past it and you'll find some nice campspots about 1/2 mile past jacob hamblin with lots of trees. Lots of group campers are generally camping right at jacob hamblin so if you want to get sleep just go past it 1/2 a mile or you'll hear them all night because of the echo. The next morning pack up and head back the same way you came in along the river and after about 4 or 5 miles you will reach big springs alcove which looks like a cave. there is a compost toilet on the hill. Set up camp around that area or a bit further where there are some nice waterfalls. stay there for 2 nights and just bring a small daypack so you can just run around and explore. If you watch the full series I point out all the cool landmarks to check out. Make sure to hang up your food in a drybag as the crows and mice will get into your food. Make sure to bring wag bags as there is a rogue park ranger that checks if you have them. Bring some 3mm neoprene socks to wear with your water shoes so prevent blisters as you will be going in and out of the river frequently and the constant sand will mess up your feet pretty bad. Avoid river water for your filter as it will clog it up quickly. Look for the spring water coming off of the cliffs. any other questions feel free to ask. I've done this trip 4 times.

lol. Jay it's so hard to get views. This whole series to me 6 months to edit. The GOPRO software takes 1 hour for 1 minute of stitching before you can even edit it and I had 4 hours of gopro footage and 8 hours of cellphone footage to go through. No matter what I do from keywords to thumbnails whatever I just crack the code. hahah. But I really do appreciate comments like this man seriously its a lot of work but I have something my friends can show their kids later to show them how cool they were back in the day.

Im sad Syntax77 never watched the video. haha

@@imightbechad3701 darn, maybe your crew wasn't sporting enough manbuns and REI badges. I trip out people when I summit in a straw hat and Under armor chanclas.

lol. i just did Angels Landing again in Zion and watched a guy come down in flip flops. Insane.

@@imightbechad3701 that guy in flip flops is a Legend. I'm jealous if you made it all the way up Angel's Landing. I got to the chains and my Balls said hell no!

thanks for the comment! I was just talking to candice last week about how crazy a phenomenon this video still is today. She still teaches in Santa Monica so if you make it out to L.A. you should check out the class.

@@imightbechad3701 Very cool!!

Thank you very much!

she still teaches in santa monica

thanks for watching mr rock god. check out her other two videos on my channel.

the waterfall was freeezing

i havent seen that video but I'll check it out. thanks for watching. Also my lat name is schollmeyer. lol. are you german?

@@imightbechad3701 Only from my Dad's Dad, So 1/4 German. I have more Dutch. My spouse though is 50% German