The HARDEST 1 Mile Hike in America | Black Canyon of the Gunnison
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2020
- Could this be the hardest 1 mile hike in America? Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park rivals the Grand Canyon, and it is only a 1 mile hike to the bottom. Beginning from the south rim, we hiked the Gunnison Trail. This is one of Colorado's more unique hike. A primitive, meaning no trail markers, trail to the bottom of the canyon. Park rangers limit the permits to 15 PEOPLE per day down this trail. Snag one of these permits and you will not be disappointed. Black Canyon of the Gunnison is the most underrated park in Colorado and maybe the entire national park system.
To see our route and time, click the link below!
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Love this, inspiring me for what I’ll check out on my way to Black Canyon of the Gunnison next week!
Excellent video! We're going tomorrow so thank you for the preview and review!
It was one of our more unique hikes. We will always remember this one.
Great hike guys. When yall were on the way down and in good spirits I was like "wait till they have to go back up". I haven't gotten the chance to do this yet but had a good friend do it and she said she wanted to cry on the way back up lol. It's so beautiful down there at the bottom I know it's worth it
That sure was primitive. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful views. Excellent videography.
Thank you!
✌️✌️✌️✌️ Nice VLOG! Thank you for sharing!Hi from Travelly 👍
Nice video, beautiful at the bottom. We are in our 60s and hike everywhere we can in the U.S. You'll be hiking at our age too, but probably not this one again, lol!
Awesome video guys!!!
Thank you! This was a fun and unique hike.
You two are hardcore! I’ll just take the road down to the bottom (when it’s open) 😆
Nice rare video of an under appreciated Park 🤙🏼
A very under appreciated park!
did this in oct 2020, awesome hike, and the poison ivy turning red in the late fall was something else. Would love to go back and do some of the other wilderness routes to the bottom
This is one I've wanted to do for a few years now. Last time I went there we didn't have time to hike down, but I'm gonna go back!
Hiking poles might help. Thanks for the video.
Great Video! off to check out some more!
Awesome, thank you!
watched it again!!!!!!!
Love the Black Canyon but never had the guts to try to hike down into it. Now I'm much too old and decrepit but I love watching you two hike it.
Interesting story: the last time I visited several months ago there was a mom and two kids about 10-11, who were arguing about taking a hike down to the bottom. Not sure which trail. But anyway the kids didn't want to go and she kept telling them their choice was to hike down into the canyon or do homework. Didn't seem like she really understood how deep and steep that canyon is. Hoping the kids opted to study and let mom do the hiking.
Anyway love your series!
I also hope they did not go down unless they were avid hikers. As always, we tested our abilities to the max on this one. Looking back, this was such a unique trail, but still lots of fun. Iv read you can drive to the bottom and I do not think all the trails are straight down like the Gunnison Trail. Thank you for the comment and support!
My buddy and I did this in June 2020 to do some fly fishing, but we camped next to the river for 3 nights. Great hike, but 70 pound bags made it quite difficult both down and up. We're planning another tip this year, but probably doing the north rim this time. The rangers said there was a lot more river access. Great video!
Thats awesome! I cannot imagine hauling a 70 pound bag up this canyon. I wish we would have camped and I have heard the fishing is unreal. Thanks for watching!
Coming up was extremely difficult, but going down was dangerous! The fishing is absolutely amazing! Well worth it!
its weird how adding music and some good camera shots makes anything look better than it is. I live 20 mins from here. Been there so many times that the wow factor is gone.
We just drive down to the bottom and walk the shore fishing and yes there is a road that goes to the river.
It’s easy to look past what you grew up around and think it is boring… but I feel like I’m finally fully appreciating the Western Slope and I’m 25 ❤😂
Wow! Thank you for sharing! I didn't know there is a trail to the bottom. Very excited to find it thanks to you two!
I did this solo in October. Really wish they’d post a few markers as I also got off trail a few times.
Challenging but rewarding hike! From what the ranger told us while we were getting our permit, this is a primitive hike. The intent is to limit the amount of hikers to allow everyone the time to be alone in nature and to rely on your trail finding skills rather than following markers. Although we endured some extra exhaustion after getting off trail, it is all part of the experience on this particular trail. Happy hiking and thanks for watching!
That was Poison Ivy at about 4:30 you brushed up against.
HEAVENLY 😇🙏❤️🌅
The view from the bottom is always so cool in another way. That's one of the things that has me going back to Zion in Utah. It takes that feeling of being tiny that you usually get at a giant canyon and enhances it.
This hike down is not that difficult if you are prepared...
Can you tell me more how the permits work?
This is all from memory but I know you must obtain a permit at the south rim visitor center the day before the hike. I think they start registration at 3:30. 15 permits are given per day. They say everyone in your party must be present but there was someone who got permits for their party of 4 since there was only about 8 of us there.
Do you need a permit for the Oak Flat Trail?
I think only the back country hikes require permits.
No permit is necessary for Oak Flat Trail 👍
I’ve been down all the trails . Tomichi is the hardest .
Gunnison point is the easiest ….. js
@@michaelmccullough7309this really didn’t seem that bad
What is the name of this trail?
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Nice hiking shoes ya knobs.
Knobs?
that is so week climbing down with 5 dollar shoes with flat bottoms
Amber's shoes are Vivo barefoot. Both of us prefer a shoe that allows the foot to move and flex naturally. After a few weeks of slowly strengthening muscles to handle the lack of support, we have found this style to be our favorite. Thanks for watching!
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Get rid of that camera when your using the chain ,use both hands ,if you slip and hurt yourself ,others have to risk there lives to get you out ,
Nice. Music not needed
Thank you for the comment. We have thought about making a vlog without music.
@@SOSASATSUNRISEI liked the music personally