Mt. Wilson Trail guide (Everything you need to know)
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Mt Wilson trail guide in this video we will show you how to Summit mt Wilson. Mt. Wilson is a great trail with 5000+ feet of elevation located in the city of Sierra Madre. Enjoy and leave any comments below.
If you are new to hiking check out this video to make sure you have everything you need to be safe on the trail - • What to bring on a hik...
Directions - 189 e Mira Madre ave, Sierra Madre CA 91024
Elevation: 5,713′
Distance: 13.5 miles
Time: ~6 hours
Difficulty: Strenuous
Elevation gain: 4,200 ft
Dogs: OK
When to go: Fall through Spring
Intro (0:00)
Directions & signs (0:58)
Trail thoughts (2:38)
Almost to the peak (3:11)
Summit (4:41)
Outro (7:08)
Awesome video! Preparing to check this trail out very soon! Your dog is awesome!
Dope video bro!
I'm running it on Thursday..super excited!
Sheeeeeshhhh get it bro! That’s beast mode let us know how it goes.
Came to your channel through your comment on California Through my lens! I went to the top of Mt. Wilson 2 summers ago and I was EXHAUSTED when I got to the top and on the way down. Super fun tho
Aww Toby with his boys!!❤️ He looks so happy to be with the boys 🤗
Toby is one of the boys 😅
Great video! Me and my friend were doing the hike and meet a huge black bear on our way back to the car, experience I will never forget
Whew!!! Glad you guys made it back alive. Bears are terrifying even if they are cute 🥰
Yikes. Did the bear run away when it saw you?
@@jazzfan7491 no, he was staring at us as we “calmly” walked past him
@@zeon777us That's considered unusual behavior for a black bear. Usually they run! However, in that area many bears are "habituated" to humans and get their food from trash cans and other human sources in Sierra Madre. So they think of humans as animals who might supply food. Thanks for the reply!
Great video! Planning another trip to Mt Wilson perhaps this fall. Thank you Stephen and Toby!❤
Toby says your welcome 🤗
Great video! I remember doing that hike years ago. We had a mule deer almost run us over on the hike up, and when we reached the top, there was a mess of people up there. The observatory was open and there was a gentlemen there allowing people to view sunspots with his telescope. Awesome peak experience apart from the crowds! Can't wait to see it open back up to its former glory.
Thanks for watching Peter! That’s crazy I couldn’t imagine a deer running us off a trail what a way to go haha! Hopefully everything opens up really soon!
Great vid!! Thanks for sharing, we need to check that hike out soon!
Yeah do it! Weather was great when we went. It’s a hell of a trek tho I am finally starting to recover! Let us know how it goes if you summit.
WOOH!! Liked and subscribed!!
Thanks my brotha! Awesome hiking with y’all. Toby misses the homies no cap.
Dude your dog looks so so cute! Definitely have to add this spot to my next trip.
Thanks dude! It’s a tough one it’s been a week now and I’m finally feeling normal in my legs haha!
Great video am going there soon wish me luck 💪
Good luck bro! Let us know how it went
You have very very good energy all to ant the dog to bravo ant have fun on the top
Thank you!! He loved it and has been begging for more soon!
Nice
Thank you!
Hi there, didn’t see where the start was, which city, how to get there etc..Thanks for the turn by turn once on the trail, great fun vid!
That's awesome.
Great hike but not for eUC riding.
Very steep, rocky and a bit treacherous
for MTB or eUC riding.
Hike ON!
Heck ya! I love this trail I need to get back out there soon thanks for watching!
I live right below my Wilson
I mean mt. Wilson
Very Cool to see. What is the camping scene like? Anybody camping up there?
Hey if I remember correctly there are def camping spots along the way! At the very top I don’t think so but half way there is
@@StephenAldaco Awesome, I’ll definitely add this to the list then. The most I’ve hiked was first waters and manzanita ridge but I’ll definitely be trekking this after Alabama Hills. Thank You!
Hey, ugh your dog is sniffing that bush(it's called poodle dog brush and it's worse than poison oak). Now you know why your hands were itching after that.
Oh no! Thanks for letting me know I had no idea