Solo hiking in the Quehanna Wilderness, mossy rocks and mountain pies. [trail vlog]

In this Adventure we head to the quehanna wilds of Pennsylvania for a backpacking trip..i park at the mud lick trail head and head west down the Quehanna trail about 3 miles and camp along mix run. Along the way we check out mountain laurel, peace pipes and a bee. the trail is bountiful of big green mossy rocks.
At camp I enjoy a great fire and make some apple mountain pies. The birds woke me up early and I head out.
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[@silverwolvesutility5219]

It's good to see ya back out and about. Camp fire lightning was good. Not too bright/distracting and not too low where you can't see anything.

[@stonedapeadventures]

appreciate the input , just need to get that fire flicker better

[@OutdoorOperator]

Good to see you back out. Enjoying your series documenting Quehanna Wild Area. Such a gem and it's crazy how few ppl I see there. That pie maker looked sweet...might have to pick one up.

[@stonedapeadventures]

it's definitely not used like the other forests in pa, I very rarely see anyone past a few miles from a trail head. going to use the pie maker a bunch I think

[@markcourson]

great video as always. missed seeing your videos.

[@stonedapeadventures]

thanks much!! hopefully have time for more soon, this heat com8ng is brutal tho

[@rodoutdoors]

Great video. The mountain pies look good.

[@stonedapeadventures]

thanks, its been so long since I had one

[@ervinslens]

Outstanding work man, you always create something special!

[@stonedapeadventures]

thanks, man!! I really appreciate it 🙏

[@BackpackingwithBuckley]

Loving the hat brother!

[@stonedapeadventures]

@BackpackingwithBuckley thanks, its working out so far, it maybe time to cut the hair tho.

[@Kwm952]

Thanks for the great vid. Are you as comfortable out of the woods as you are in the woods?

[@stonedapeadventures]

thanks! I'm definitely more comfortable in the woods. I would love to spend the rest of my life walking in the woods.

[@The-Exicutioner]

love the hat Bud -- Hot Hot Hot this week... Cools off I'll be back out hope someday to bump into you on a mossy rock

[@stonedapeadventures]

yeah its going to be brutal for sure, feels like spring went to fast

[@The-Exicutioner]

@@stonedapeadventures not sure about all that LOL we had most of the winter with spring temps lol but i know what u saying went from a couple buds on tree to 90 degs blink of an eye