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Great video! Thanks for putting in the work to make this video, and for sharing it. 👍🏼👍🏼

Delta Lake Hike in Grand Teton is next level

I hiked to the top of Yosemite Falls in 1980 with five other members of my family, and including my two young sons....spent the night there and listened to the roar of the falls all night long. Turned out to be my final hike in Yosemite, and although I've driven through it on many occasions...and will yet again shortly, have not done any serious hiking in a long time, even though I do possess a Gilded Age Passport. Also, in my younger years, made the hike up to the top of Half Dome a total of six times, usually accompanied with my younger brother.

That trail is the Aa trail. Aa is a type of lava. It's the jagged, sharp stuff. There are two basic types of lava. Aa and Pahoehoe. I was chief ranger at WUPA/SUCR a long time ago. We told people that the Hawaiians named them for one simple reason. They went barefoot and when they came to Pahoehoe, they liked to brush their foot across it and would say "Pah Hoe Hoe" a nice soothing sound. But it they had to walk across Aa, they made the noise that we all do if we're walking on pins and needles : "AH AH AH AH!" Maybe you should have spent some time in the visitor center. You might have learned something.

What a wonderful and beautiful video

Nothing dangerous lol this is Washington there is a crackhead or a rapest behind every tree.

Found your videos about parks. Noticed you said, “God Bless”. Told my wife, I like this guy. Bless you brother for bringing the Word.

I want to thank you and others for the encouragement that you give to others. With yourself and the other people I follow, I have seen 33 national parks (8 in Canada) in 53 weeks. The influences that I have seen by you and the multiple vloggers have encouraged me to see not only National Parks but the rest of the country as well. I feel like the Griswolds going to Wally World. Though you will out hike me all day long I now see things that I could only see online, but because of you and the other people I follow, I am out doing things I would not have done 10 years ago. For that, I am eternally grateful. Thank you for what you do.

Love the view

Was Cumberland NS your favorite of the ones you’ve visited? Just ran across your channel about a month ago. Love your content as I’m starting my NP quests.

Climate change is a hoax ... Climate change is a hoax ... Climate change is a hoax ... Until it isn't .

In the McCauley Culkin movie of Richie Rich there is a fictional mountain engraving the faces of the Rich family. I saw that movie as a kid but then never realized that it was inspired by Mount Rushmore.

There are definitely more grizzlies In Glacier than Yellowstone

One of my very favorite places to spend the day

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Praising my Savior all the day long... Thanks once again for sharing your trips with us. We absolutely love Glacier, so this is a great video for us. We have found that the Two Medicine area is often less crowded and delightful. We have never been in September, but that is our plan for future trips--love seeing the extra color. God bless!

Thx I was wondering about stays,or hotels and rooms.. n I didn't want to stay n tent..

That was an Excellent Video of Your Hike. Thank You for sharing that which I No longer have the simple opportunity to do. May God Bless You.

When we visited a few years back, it was partially close due to construction. Still, one of our favourite parks!

Your video is definitely my favorite of the Badlands videos on here! Your camera work is excellent- not too fast, slow and relaxing and enjoyable, without a bunch of quick-cuts all over the place. Thank you so much for that. It’s much appreciated!

Her family came in the 1820s to the Balsams where I would find her in 1960. She was from the Cowee Mtn area. Her grandmother taught in a one room school in Little Canada, NC. A first glance and our lives were joined until 2021 when I had to lay her to her rest up in the Balsams, the Great Smokies, really high up. The roof of the East Coast. Miss her something fierce. What I would give to see her again.

this video was super helpful!!! thank you

The Grand Canyon is absolutely beautiful and you are definitely an inspiration to all. Definitely on my to do list one day when I come for a visit to the States ❤

I lived in Polson for 5 years when I was in high school in the late 80s, early 90s, and we went up to Going to the Sun Road at least once every summer. I havent been there in 20 years, and now its so packed its hard to get in without reservations. Truly God's handiwork is on display. Jaw dropping scenery.

Oh Ga La La. The Oglala are one of the seven subtribes of the Lakota people who, along with the Dakota, make up the Očhéthi Šakówiŋ. A majority of the Oglala live on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, the eighth-largest Native American reservation in the United States.

why does the tree grow so much moss? is it not exposed to sunlight?

I have been to many places in the world. I have seen glacier in the arctic, desert in the Sahara, dried beach of Dead Sea, beautiful mountains of Patagonia and Swiss Alps. Last year I did a road trip from NY to Oregon, and I stopped by national and state parks along the way including this one. Sometimes I camped in the park. I realized there is no need to get out of America. We have all of these beautiful sceneries. We are truly blessed. Good job on filming the park, brings me back all the good memories.

Beautiful. God is the Master Creator.

Love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing. My goal is to hike in as many national parks as I can get to. You inspire me.

Late 70s, 80s and early 90s. The Gorge was my home away from home. Now it feels like I'm on a leash. There's a cave I like. Path not beaten down. Plus if you don't know where to turn. You walk right over cave and don't realize it. Forget something. Round trip cave to car and back. 2 1/2 hours give or take. Hiking without gear.

slaves were used to carve these they used African slaves to do it

Good stuff MrRandy🤓

I’m heading to Zion…again in July. This hike looks amazing but definitely too strenuous for me.

Well done. Useful, thorough information. Good camera work (little grinning into the camera) showing trail surface. Good editing, leaving out the boring parts. Subscribed

katahdin stream campground, not springs as you mentioned at 0:59

Planning this next may 2025🎉

Yes the national park does not recommend this hike unless you’re very fit!!

Make sure you research before hiking as on our hike the water stops were closed on Brights angel so we filled up our 6 litres each at canyon ranchdue to water pipe break and in construction

Most people’s can’t make the entire hike ! Unbelievable you must be equipped with your own body and external carries of water and salted foods

Did your entity of your video we did it may 23 2024, exactly how you videotape it! Would do it again the actual beauty of this hike is being there the pics don’t do the same justice ❤😊

Love it! We are going with our family in a few weeks. How long do you think it is round trip from the 7miles?

What month was this?

I'm in scouts and this is the first park I'm going to

Nice video. I just went there this weekend. That was my first time kayaking in Ocean water. I have to say, it was terrifying for me. I do not know how to self rescue yet, so the next time I come here is after I'm confident I can get back in my kayak if I capsize because of the waves.

Trail head 😅😅😅

What camera drone does one hypothetically use to get the aerials you are getting

The hike doesn't look that bad but what would really worry me is the crowds and having to cross other people on some of the very narrow parts... I see way too many people for my taste on all these videos 😮

Hoovervilles! A great way to remember Herbert Hoover. Grapes of Wrath directed by John Ford is a great movie that goes along with him. Love the video and thanks for remembering our forefathers.

so basically you did everything you're not supposed to: hiking alone in grizzly country during fall when bears are foraging, not making enough noise to make your presence known, filming a mother bear with yearling cubs from 30 yards away instead of immediately backing up and staring directly at the bears. You were lucky, very lucky.