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great video

Any bears 🐻 around ?

Awesome video. I'm surprised it got down to 42 F at night. Going in third week of August (2024). Looks like drinking water is fairly easy to come upon throughout the area?

happy to say i was your 1,000th subscriber! looks like its worth it, seeing as your videos are well put together and informative. keep up the good work!

So glad you are back! My husband and I were talking about you on our West Rim trail hike this past weekend wondering when you’d be back. 😊

Welcome back! Good to see a new video from you.

Glad to see you back! Your videos helped with getting through a difficult period in life. Really missed the commentary in this video, though. It’s always been great and made your content so unique. The intro and map were really cool too. Hope you post more videos in the old format. Looking forward to seeing your new adventures!

Nice way to shoot a trail you have already done. Always enjoy seeing a new post from you. Oh sweet wilderness.

Glad to see you videos

definitely enjoyed this video!!!! curious if there was a lot of trash at the falls? I did the south loop a few days before Memorial Day and there was a ton of trash there!

Your back !!! Yaaaay. Been wondering for months if you were going to make a new video for us to enjoy. Thank you 😊

The view from those lookouts was gorgeous as any I've ever seen. The Catskills are wilder than their reputation. I hope more people decide to leave NYC for good and settle in the Catskills permanently. It would be nice to see the place make a comeback.

Yay, you're back! I missed your vlogs!!

Good to see you posting again. I think you hit the nail on the head by omitting excessive talking, ego, etc.. Thanks dude.

Great to see you back out on the trail. Did miss your trail tracking app. Thanks for video

Great video. I prefer to hear nature rather than music! I was backpacking there in May also😊 It's such a beautiful area 😍

I know the area very well and that’s one hell of a hike. Great Vid

Thanks for the awesome walkthrough! I've been doing easier overnight hikes from Caledonia up to Big Flat Tower and back for the past few Springs. Another, nice scenic route I like, if you want to make it a little more of a loop or have more campsite options, is to cut off onto Greenwood Rd. to Beaver Trail (around the huge lake) to Rocky Knob trail. Rocky Knob has some really nice, piney, open spots to camp. You do miss the Quarry Gap shelter etc. which is a highlight of this section, but you get a little more variety of Michaux.

Thank you for posting this video! I'm hiking it starting this Sunday and on the fence on whether I want to use my new Lone Peak 7s or the Topo Trailventure 2's I used last year. It looks like there's not much in the way of bouldering or rocky climbs - is that accurate? The Lone Peaks are notoriously bad at gripping wet rock, and it's going to rain a bunch.

You make great videos man and i hope to see more of your adventures, i was thinking of going up Algonquin through the avalanche path and you showed me just how bad it is, not a trail you would want to go down on and if you plan to go up need good hiking shoes.

I hiked Algonquin many years ago from the other direction and returned via the Avalanche Lake catwalk along the cliff side. Too bad you missed that as it’s very beautiful. I did most of my hiking in the White Mountains and in the Mt. Kahtadin area. Your cinematography and editing are excellent and I especially liked how you edited out the selfie stick and camera. I’d never seen anyone else do that. Happy trails!

Great video. Very well put together, enjoyed your calm and wholesome demeanor throughout the video. Cinematography s top notch as well. I am a native to the Adirondacks and I am planning to hike Algonquin in July. Nice job!

I have gone hunting at the lake for deer , a couple of times over the years . And also fished the lake . It’s a beautiful lake . It’s nice when it’s snowing… Very picturesque……

Let’s talk about the fireplace license plate thing ? Wowza ! Great video all around, much appreciated!! 💯🤟

Love the Adirondacks … great video. Rocks, rocks and rocks, but rewarding views!

great job!

Been dying to get back to PA. Did Minister Creek a couple years ago and want to do a longer trail. Thanks for the great info.

What equipment are you using to film and microphone. Your quality is great!

That hurt just watching

I know that area well, in the 50s and 60s my dad belonged to Camp just south of Trout Run Rd on Rt 44, And have visited the area a lot. Wish I was @25 so I could Hike the trail. But I would stash supplies where trail crosses Rt 44 so you dont have to carry supplies for to 5 days..

Great video! Going soon, same route. AllTrails doesn't show much water on Day 1 of your trip until close to your camp. Were there other useful water sources along your day 1 route?

What a nice hike. Man I can not what for Spring and opportunity to get back out into the woods. I get out a little in the Winter but the woods are so much more interesting and beautiful when they are teaming with life.

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Awsome!

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Very nice 👌.

Really enjoyed your video. Looking for easy lake hikes in the Catskills and Adirondacks. If you have any suggestions, that would be great.

More fun! By the way, I love the intro and the editing! You definitely put a lot of effort and creativity into your videos.

That looks so fun!

Great video! Thanks for taking us along! What equipment are you using for audio and video? External mike? And what's the program you used for the terrain-view map?

Love the end with the down under view of the outcrop. Did catch the fire on your license plate. Nice touch. Love the 3D trail view and how you make your camera stick disappear. You have some of the best quality hiking videos on YT for sure. Thanks for sharing and producing.

You should have way more subscribers. I don’t think there are many vloggers out there with such well done creative videos! You should be proud. Thank you for entertaining us with your videos. 💯

I really enjoyed this video. I've hiked this trail several times when I was a kid (25+ years ago) and I'll be running it in Oct. This has brought back some real good memories and has been very helpful in my planning. I've never brought a camera with me on me on any of my races. I don't plan on doing a documentary like you have but I'd like to take some pictures and short videos along the way. What would you recommend for a camera? Thanks

What an area!! Spent alot of yrs. hunting the Hammersley area. We came off McConnell Rd. and walked down the trail called the Hammersley which took us down to the main fork of the creek. Twin Sisters Trail shot up the other side heading towards Kettle Creek. The 2nd day of buck season we were walking down the snow covered trail for about 40 minutes when we seen light coming up the trail. Here 2 guys came from Rt.144 onto Twin Sisters and got lost. Then walked around all night aimlessly. We gave them some food and water and assured them staying on the trail would get them out. Not many would venture to the Main Fork and if they would follow it down to Cross Fork it would be miles and miles of hiking.

Thank you for this really excellent and detailed video! Alder Lake is on my to do list and this is the most comprehensive info I have found for my preparation. Thx!!

Love the content, Friend. I was born and raised in the Roxborough section of Philly and we walked straight down from Gorgas lane right into the Bridal path. Many a great childhood memories hiking the 5 mile stretch on both sides. We lived in the city, but, had a terrific suburban lifestyle. I keep telling myself I have to go back there.

Great video. The sight of the Marcy dome always was majestic. I don't think I ever saw Algonquin hiked from Lake Colden.

Best video yet of Dolly Sods. Great camera work. Great editing. Good work whoever did this. Every other DS video has been sub par. Excellent