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@@jasonkim8295 thanks man! you are great too!!

@@TimKaseyMythHealer yessir, it’s a cleared area from avalanche I believe. Once you get there it’s a straight shot up directly towards the summit.

@@user-pd9ju5dk5s pack weight not including food and water is roughly 10-15lbs. Training for something like this should include long hikes with lots of vertical gain. I recommend doing it with a weighted pack to better simulate realistic bag weight. I’ve got a video that shows what I brought on Mt Baker for a C2C summit push.

@@PCrowlz haha I’m surprised CZcams recommended any of my content, thanks for subscribing. I hope you enjoy!

@@zhilwansamiy9731 thanks man, we had a ton of type 2 fun!

@@tawanga you’re completely right, we should have waited until we found a better spot to bivy. Leave nothing but footprints!

@@GotDamBoi should have brought a bigger bag!

We didn’t find any ropes this time coming down south sister. We had to navigate in the dark and found a decent route but it was slow moving. Very exhausting day, I still think you and I ended up doing more miles on the obsidian falls route 😅

I drank it on the way down the mountain on my sandwich break, I chilled it in the glacier prior 👍

@@forscience8961 should have covered the whole nose

@@aknydonut I would love to visit and experience some beautiful Alaskan mountains with you!

We had to do some research to discover what areas would not be on fire. We had a loads of type 2 fun that day 😅

@@josephmazure4598 if you have mountain projects they have a map of the location. It’s a free app.

@@leonardomendes8684 it’s a 40L capacity duffel bag.

I mean , would it fit as personnel item? 46cm x 36 cm x 20cm?

@@trossk they make me nervous too! Especially in the dark “everything in scary in the dark” 😅

@@Baxntype it’s not a great top out hold! I want to go back sometime soon, we had so much fun camping around the garden and climbing.

@@dawsonmai9659 we had near perfect conditions that day. Another good day in the mountains 🤙

@@drewzilla45 thanks man, it was a very long hike but we enjoyed ourselves after the fact. We didn’t go up to the true summit, We were content with reaching the Crater.

June 20 th, 1977..... My partner Steve was waiting @ 12,000 ft ( altitude sick) : we had traversed left @ Muir & climbed a steep chute, avoiding the long trek right and around on the std route. I was leading Jim ( fr/Seattle) whose partner had come down snow blind on the way up to Muir. We took a break @ the S rim & he looked @ me & said : " This is good enough for me"! Finally talked him into going the mile across BC I needed SOMEONE on the other end of the rope! Had traveled fr/East Coast 2 do this! Made it back to Steve: felt better @ 11,000 so , loaded up our gear @ Muir and RAN back down to the parking lot! We were eating BIG steaks @10 pm , finished driving to Wenatchee and CRASHED at his parents! Btw totally true...have pics taken w/ my Olympus OM2

@@andrewoakoutdoors9353 bro, I have been following you for years! Legend! This was the Pamelia lake trailhead, you will get to a cleared section a few miles up the trail. We cut directly up from here and proceeded to the summit. I’d say the last 50 feet are around 55-60% but not completely accurate.

@@andrewoakoutdoors9353 also I loved watching your documentary on CZcams. I’d love some to see more long form footage of the bulgers if you ever get around to it.

@@huntervoris7779 Thanks! I appreciate it! Ross might be putting together some extended Bulger material of just kinda unused footage and more raw climbing footage. I could talk to him about it. A lot of it is helmet footage and jumps around but could be something. I’m looking to do some more steep snow climbing this year, probably my weakest area of mountaineering skill.

@@andrewoakoutdoors9353 I would definitely be interested in seeing more shaky GoPro footage, that’s what most of mine turns out as anyway. Maybe we can link up and hit some volcanos together sometime!

@@huntervoris7779 Yeah, I haven’t climbed very many in Oregon

@@devanlundstrom5508 pack light, I didn’t use my ice axe once. Make sure you have a good set of trekking poles. Make a good motivational playlist for when you are feeling at your low.

@@jaredempey5706 I started a little too early that I was going to summit much earlier than sunrise. So I stopped and attempted to nap around 8,000 feet. Definitely took a long nap once I got home!

@huntervoris7779 If you could have done it again, what time would you have started at?

I think at the pace I was moving I could have been at the summit in 6-7 hours. So I think 11:00 to midnight would have been perfect

So many tasty calories for such a low price, I didn’t end up finishing the whole thing on the hike either 😅

Thanks for the feedback, I’ll take that into consideration the next time I decide to care 🤙

@@jaredempey5706 thank you for the feedback. We ended up using a 7.7mm 40m sterling rope. Repelled from the summit block only. 40M rope worked for us but I would probably bring a 60M if I did it again 🤙

@huntervoris7779 thanks for the info. Did you think that the 40m rope got you past the worst of the descent or did you have to do multiple rapells to feel like it was safe enough to down climb?

@@TheQuackyQ damn you watch all of it! Would have loved to have you up there with us man. Jefferson kicked our ass’