Found Abandoned Camp While Dispersed Camping in the San Gabriel Wilderness | East Fork Trail
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- čas přidán 14. 01. 2022
- I found an abandoned camp while I was hiking along the East Fork Trail in the San Gabriel Mountains. I solo tent camped along the San Gabriel River.
Love your videos! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much. Appreciate it!
Cool man
Thank you 🙏
You're brave and have a beautiful adventure to show for it.
Thank you and I appreciate you watching 😊
Great video man! I liked it, that place looks beautiful big kudos
Thank you bro! I appreciate that so much!
Great video, I was there early December. The next day my feet were a little achy because of all the rocks but the tranquility and beauty of this place makes it a great hike.
Thank you 😊 and yes I know the struggle. My feet sometimes hurt as well after hiking around here. I definitely attribute that to the rocks. But it’s all worth it!
Lol! Creepy abandoned camp site... Well, back to the hike. Love it!
Haha you know how I roll 🤷🏻♂️🤜🤛 🐉
I wish I still had the energy to do this
I understand. It can be a tough hike. Hope you got some kind of satisfaction out of video since you can’t do the the trail.
Hey, very nice video, I bet by now of July, even better, what size pack are you carrying
Thank you! thats a 65 Liter pack. It's called the Osprey Atmos 65
That abandoned camp site is creepy! Are we going to find out about a missing person in the news soon?
I hope not. I hope it was a prospector who left the stuff for some reason.
I use to gold prospect up there, that was not an abandoned camp site, that was an active albeit messy prospectors camp site, most likely they were working up or down stream, or depending where you were even up on the hill. I always pitched a tent .. and would leave my camp site and go up or down stream quite a ways sometimes to dig and run my sluice, then head back to camp right before sunset. I enjoyed your video .. brings back a lot of good memories.
Ohh right on thanks for info and thanks so much for checking out the video! I hope to head back to this same area very soon!
Great video man, stay safe.
Thank you! I appreciate that! 🤜🤛
Gold dude that live out there they come and go. it looks like your on the trail to the bridge to nowhere super cool man
Yeah I kind of was figuring it might’ve just been a gold prospectors camp that he left. And yes you are correct. It’s the trail to the bridge to nowhere. Love the trail besides all the graffiti.
That’s so cool ya the last time I was there we saw a lot of prospectors camping out by the water like deeper in and some closer to the road I wish I would of got to stay the night there when I went last time so freaking cool how was the food
@@robertfromhell Yeah there was a camp deeper in. And the food was awesome!! 😋 One of my new favorite camping meals now.
What an incredible adventure, this place looks spectacular! Very nicely done, new subscriber looking forward to keeping up with your work! 👏🏻
Thanks so much bro. Means a lot. 🙏
New Sub. You shot the beauty of the surrounding nature, and had the right focus on the trail. Great video! Can I ask you about your gear loadout? - What was the name and the R-value of that sleeping pad you used? - You don't skimp on shelter - as your Nemo is proof of that!
Sorry for late response. I appreciate your compliments. The sleeping pad I used is the Nemo Tensor (regular/wide) insulated. The R-value is listed at 4.2. I love both the nemo tent and sleeping pad. The sleeping bag I used was a Kelty. Thinking of switching to quilt some day.
That was a weird find.. I tend to think the worst.. but probably was just an irresponsible camper. Gorgeous canyon along the San Gabriel River! Cool change of canopy there in that Aspen (I think..) grove.. pretty.
Yeah, I think it might’ve been a gold prospector who abandoned his stuff for whatever reason. Hopefully it wasn’t something sinister.
What app are you using in this video?
For navigation?
I enjoyed the video! Were there other hikers on the trail? Besides the abandoned hammock? That’s creepy lookin’
Yes always a bit eerie coming across something like that.
And glad you enjoyed video 😁😁
Oh and to answer your question I did see other hikers but they were coming out as I was going in. I started late.
Why not just boil water first lol
Not sure I understand the question. Are you suggesting I boil it and then filter boiling hot water?