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Coast to Coast Outdoor Adventures
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Добавлен 2 авг 2023
What's up everyone? My name is Andrew. My family and I recently moved to California from Georgia, and I've decided to start this channel to capture my love for hiking, camping, backpacking, off-roading and over-landing as I explore California and surrounding areas. Come along for the ride with me, my family and friends and I hope to see you out on the trail.
This channel's 3 main pillars are backpacking, over-landing and gear reviews.
This channel's 3 main pillars are backpacking, over-landing and gear reviews.
Arizona's Best Backpacking Trail
Did I find Arizona's best backpacking trail? Probably not, but this trail is a must for Arizona backpacking destinations. At just 4 hours Northeast of Phoenix, this trail, located in the Apache - Sitgreaves National Forest, takes you from a hot, barren desert landscape to lush green rolling hills, streams and waterfalls where the high temperature barely reached 70. If you're in or around Arizona, you'll definitely want to ad this place to your checklist. Stay tuned til the end to find out where this trail is located. Thanks for watching!
Leave me some comments on your favorite places and trails in Arizona to backpack so I can check them out as well.
#arizona #arizonahiking #backpackingadve...
Leave me some comments on your favorite places and trails in Arizona to backpack so I can check them out as well.
#arizona #arizonahiking #backpackingadve...
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Did I find Arizona's best backpacking trail?
Просмотров 50День назад
I just moved to Arizona and I'm heading out on my first backpacking trip in The Grand Canyon State. I know it's only my first trial here, but have I found Arizona's best kept secret? Just a four hour drive East of Phoenix, this backpacking trail was a gem! Not to mention the weather was perfect, with a high of only 70, and the low in the upper 40's. Come along on my first backpacking adventure ...
My First Year of YouTube
Просмотров 1821 день назад
Well, 1 year of RUclips is in the books! (Started 8/19/2023) Join me in this week's video as I reflect on my first year of RUclips. I am so grateful and thankful for all the likes, subscriptions, shares and overall support that I have received. It has been a blast going on all these backpacking adventures and taking you along with me. I look forward to the next year of backpacking trips and . ....
Gain space in your backpack & save weight with these 3 items
Просмотров 127Месяц назад
Gain space and save weight on your next backpacking or camping adventure with these three inexpensive items. Impress your friends and look like a pro at the same time. Over my 26 years of backpacking I have gone through a lot of gear. The three random items in today's video (These aren't the big 3) will save you weight and space without compromising quality, and they won't break the bank either...
37 Mile Weekend in Big Bear California with @HIGHLANDER.Adventure
Просмотров 132Месяц назад
Join me this week as I go on a 37 mile backpacking trip in Big Bear California with @HIGHLANDER.Adventure. This was my first trip with Highlander, and I cannot say enough good things about them and the trip. I met so many wonderful people and made some new friendships. I even met a few people that you would recognize here on RUclips. Thanks you for watching! Enjoy! #bigbearlake #backpacking #ba...
Climbing Half Dome The Extended Version.
Просмотров 5 тыс.Месяц назад
On May the 17th of 2024, my friends and I head out to climb Half Dome in the off season with the cables down and no permits necessary. This is the extended version of that trip. If this video is a little too long for you, be sure to check out my other video that's only 7 minutes. This hike was no joke, setting off at 7:00 AM, not to return until midnight. We hiked somewhere between 21.5 to 23 m...
Half Dome, Cables Down, No Permit #yosemite #halfdome
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Half Dome, Cables Down, No Permit #yosemite #halfdome
Death Valley's Wild Rose Peak - My toughest trail in Cali until next week when I climb half dome.
Просмотров 833 месяца назад
Death Valley's Wild Rose Peak - My toughest trail in Cali until next week when I climb half dome.
Backpacking Sleep Systems on a budget. A Big Agnes Mat, Bishop's Pass 0 Bag and a Trekology Ultra
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Backpacking Sleep Systems on a budget. A Big Agnes Mat, Bishop's Pass 0 Bag and a Trekology Ultra
The 10 Essential Things You Need To Go Backpacking
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The 10 Essential Things You Need To Go Backpacking
Lightweight Backpacking Chair Option On A Budget
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Lightweight Backpacking Chair Option On A Budget
A Weekend on the Pacific Crest Trail near Eagle Rock, 106 miles from the southern terminus.
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A Weekend on the Pacific Crest Trail near Eagle Rock, 106 miles from the southern terminus.
Rancherio Rd Off-roading near Kernville California
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Rancherio Rd Off-roading near Kernville California
Pacific Crest Trail / Scodie Mountain / Extended Version
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Pacific Crest Trail / Scodie Mountain / Extended Version
Awesome video and I’m looking forward to our hike next month.
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It was so fun to meet you there! Loved the recap!
Absolutely, it was a great event!
This looks and feels amazing my friend!
Yes, it is a beautiful part of Arizona
Excellent video! Not sure what changes you made but I really enjoyed it. Keep it up and I look forward to more videos.
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
sitgreaves national forest
That is a great guess. I can neither confirm nor deny its correctness until next week’s video.
If I’m right I want a free coast to coast outdoor adventure shirt.
@@mvikingfan I think that can be arranged. . . If you’re right.
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Great adventure New subscriber ✅
Thanks for the subscription! And thank you for watching!
Is it just me or does cables down seem better?
I have never been with the cables up, so I can’t say. Judging by the videos I’ve seen of the cables up, I would think it is better with the cables down. Thanks for watching!
Dude! That is insane! Your camera angles really helped show how steep it is - and I have zero doubt it's more terrifying in person! I can't wait to get out there! LOL I just found your channel - Great job with the editing! National Park Service announced there was horrible accident there today (7/25/24).
My body stiffens up within a 90 minute ride home, and it looks like you guys were well on your way to that same wonderful state of being!
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed. It was an awesome experience! Yes, the accident was horrible. I would advise anyone to use a harness all the time, even with the cables up.
We could barely get out of the truck, much less walk when we got to Doug’s.
How does the harness work in case of a slip when there are no rails to stop? Like wouldnt the harness and you slide down without a stop?
So we used a climbers not called a prusik loop. In the event you slipped, the knot would stop you from falling when tension is applied.
That is the best pump!! It's amazing! And most comfortable pillow by far!!
Thanks for watching!
Nice video... the music sucks...
Thank you for watching. I appreciate your feedback. To help me better understand, was it all the music or one in particular? Thanks again.
I liked the video, but wonder why so many feel the need to add annoying music to the background.
Thank you for watching. You’re the second person to mention the music and now that you have mentioned it, other channels that I watch, don’t have that much, if any, music. I can tell you this, I have a solo trip coming up that I will exclude music from the edit. Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it!
Amazing
Thank you!
Looks like an awesome trip! Loved the scenery in the video and the music selection
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Drop the theme music. Otherwise really cool.
Thanks for watching, and your feedback. I really appreciate it!
Way back in 1987 my girlfriend and I did this hike. Halfway up the cables, she chickened out. I was the only person up there the entire time. Didn't see another soul until I got back down the cables. Most of the boards were missing. Every time after that visit it was more crowded until my last time in 91 it was a solid train of people up and down the cables. I went down the southwest side quite a bit down towards the falls. Steep but the rock face is very grippy. No permits were needed back then. The 87 hike was followed by the Upper Yosemite Falls hike then Glacier Point. 3 consecutive days of brutal hikes. It seems most places require permits these days due to the crowds.
Yes, mass crowds definitely bring regulation which is why we went when the cables were down. Less crowds, there was no more than a couple dozen people at the base of the cables and only a few people at the top. Thank you for watching!
How Funny, do many people tie themselves to the cables? I did it in April with much more snow and didn't see anyone tying to the cables. I have also climbed it in the summer - it is much easier with the cables down.
Some people will go up with no harness, others only clip in with carabiners. I chose a prusik loop for security in case a slipped. To each their own. Thanks for watching!
Well done! Heck of a hike!
Thank you for watching. I appreciate it.
Great video! I was out there for the 3 day hike as well and signed up for the 5 day for next year.
Thanks for watching! That’s awesome! I will definitely be doing another Highlander!
Thank you so much for the video! The climb out of Bear Creek was the most challenging part because of the heat. I believe I would never hike the section from Rim Nordic to Camp Gilboa without support of Highlander crew.
That was the toughest day by far! The heat zapped me! I had to take so many short breaks. Thanks for watching!
There are so many hiking you tubers it would be unfair to hazard a guess. However lots of them collaborate without hesitation and some are known to be generous in doing so with folks starting out.
I met so many amazing people. There were actually a few recognizable faces here on this platform. I guess at the end of the day, I would rather have genuine friendships. Thanks for your continued support! It means a lot!
What is this useful to me. I need to obow how it feels on back, how it is ajustable and if you feel any hot spots while you hike. If the pading is supportive an does not rub and is not too hot and so on.
Thank you for watching. For me, this pack carries very comfortably, even with 50 pounds. It’s fully adjustable and the padding is very supportive. For me, there are no hot spots or rubs. I’m 5’7/185 pounds.
Good man I was hoping you used a Prusik for backup and I see you did.
Thank you for watching! Yes, definitely used a prusik loop!
Rough trail it definitely beat me up last week, just finished Angeles Landing today!
Thanks for watching! Angels Landing is on my list this Fall!
Why do they take the cables down ? Nice video btw; thanks for sharing!
They lay the cables down in the off season. Instead of being propped up on rails, the cables are just lying on the granite. You don’t need a permit during this time.
Because people are dumb and will try to climb the rock when its Icy.
@@seanspangler7385 great point, even though you can climb during the off season, there is a lot of snow and ice. Definitely use caution. If you do go during the off season, late spring, just before the park installs the rails is best because most of the snow and ice has melted.
❤❤❤❤ best video yet "You've got no reason to be afraid" - definitely a motto you need for climbing 🧗 🫣
Thank you!
Amazing! ❤ I can't believe you did all that in one day!!!! Incredible. What an adventure! 💪
Thank you!
I was there 3 weeks ago. Did Vernal Falls/Nevada Falls but didn’t have permit for Half Dome. Disappointed but will conquer Half Doom soon enough. Love your video ❤
Thank you so much for watching! Since I went, I’ve heard several stories of people who wait at the base of sub dome,asking other hikers if they have extra permits and each time they’ve gone, they were able to pick one up off other hikers.
@@CoasttoCoastOutdoorAdventures thanks for info 🙏🏼
Stunning video. Awesome scenery, great music - a treat to watch
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
I'm in the market for a new chair and have been drawn to the Chair zero because of its pack size. I have limited space on my motorbike so in many ways the pack size is more important than the weight, and those chair zeros pack down really small. I went to a local shop to have a look at them and was really surprised at the quality of them, very low weight and pack size. I've had 3 cheap chairs from amazon now and they've all been ok, one of them broke, but the quality of the Helinox chair I looked at recently has convinced me they are worth the extra money - very low weight and pack size plus the quality have seduced me I think!
The Helinox is an awesome chair by far, but I have had my chair now for going on 3 years and have had no issues. It’s only 3 more ounces than the Helinox and $35. Let me know ow if you have any questions or if there is something I can help you with. Thanks for watching!
Where all the Europeans with their funky shoes 😂. Last time I noticed the lady in front of me wearing ducks. Such an odd choice of footwear for this event I thought to myself. Seconds later, she was sliding off the face of the rock away from me. She got lucky and the guy behind me had really long arms. Where the hell is everyone? We usually walk on the outside of the rails because they’re too many people holding us up. Still looks beautiful.🎉
Definitely would not recommend ducks lol. We went before the rails were up. There were a few dozen people but way less crowded when the cables are down in the off season. Thankful for your friend with the long arms! Thanks for watching!
That was intense. Good Job!
Thanks for watching!
That’s awesome! Great video
Thank you! Means a lot!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
The one thing that is kind of cool of cables down is that the lack of posts means that you can use a prussik for a bit of safety. Looks like you had really nice weather for it.
Yes, the ability to do a prussik loop was nice. Thanks for watching!
What difference ..cables up and cables down...?
When the cables are up, the park installs metal post drilled into the rock that lifts them up about 3 feet off the surface along with boards that lay across the post. It makes it a lot easier to climb and the boards give you a place to stand and rest.
nice good ❤ 👍
Thank you so much!
That’s a worthy goal.
Yes Sir. Thank you for watching!
Just finished the dome last week with cables up. The hard part is the distance combined with significant elevation gain. Exhausting. Temperatures were in the low 90's. Bring no less than 3 liters of water with a plan to filter and refill additional water in the Merced River near LYV camp on the way up and down. Nice video.
Yes, I took 3 liters and a Nalgene and still filtered my bottle twice. It was exhausting, but I would go again in a heartbeat. Thanks for watching!
That's a great hike. Started out at 2am so we were at the cables around 7am. Did it the first time when I was 12👍
@@IdaholifeV That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
Amazing journey 👏🏼
Thank you 🙌
Going down the cables harder than coming up.
Going down was actually much easier!
@@CoasttoCoastOutdoorAdventures Different strokes! Cheers!
Half Dome is the love of my life!!!
Thank you for watching! Half dome was truly amazing!!! Can’t wait to get back to Yosemite for more epic adventures!
Backpack pizzas are the BEST!
YEAH THEY ARE!
Incredible!! So proud of you and for you! You are amazing!
Thank you!
This is beautiful.
The photo doesn’t do it justice! That trip was full of epic scenery!
Beautiful
Thank you, it was!
Barba Blanca is so wise.
He is pretty sharp.
Great video . Amazing footage.. Big Pow! T
Thank you!