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Another mountain in Phoenix, Arizona has a giant S on it

This camera has been fun to use. It isn't as powerful as the Nikon P1000, but it still has a pretty useful zoom range and the color filters are fun to use. For the price I am getting a lot of enjoyment from it.

Nice catch. It looks funny. I think that was right where the camera stitched the two lens views together

What do you think is in a forest on a mountain? Wood obviously

weird complaint dude, these trails look sick and obviously a road bike couldnt handle it lol

It's called making a fun trail on otherwise flat ground

​@@kyle9003the bike park was great! It had dirt jumps, the wooden features, boulders, some narrow logs to ride across, a sand pit, pump track, etc. I recommend checking it out

I'm glad you are enjoying the channel.

@@jfriz5308 만약에 한국에 오게된다면 한국의 자연경관도 영상으로 부탁합니다 ㅎㅎㅎ

​@@el-it2vm I will do that. What are some scenic locations to see in Korea?

@@jfriz5308 Personally, I would like to recommend Mt. Seorak. Seoraksan Mountain has very beautiful natural scenery. If you are thinking of taking pictures of the city, come to Seoul and I will guide you haha. Please understand that there may be strange sentences because I used a translator

Some of the bushes and trees in the pictures of Seoraksan Mountain look similar to places in Colorado in the United States. The translator worked well. I can understand what you are saying. I got a new camera a few weeks ago. It can see far distances. I have heard of Seoul. Is it beautiful?

It was less hesitation and more slowing down to push against and through that wall jutting out at that spot. My backpack was rubbing on it a little, but otherwise the ledge isn't too bad. Did you go back down through the ledge? I usually climb up on top and take a different route back to make a big loop

Gold Canyon is a little more South of the view. Basically, if I had moved the camera more left at the start. The camera is facing toward Gilbert and maybe some of San Tan at the start of the video. The view is pretty nice at the summit.

@@jfriz5308 I know i can see Santan mountain in the vid way away so you should definitely be able to see my area or Ironwood ♥️♥️

The hike was great.

That they are!

You made it all the way up. Dinner was good that day. lol

The mailbox was there I believe, but I think the bench was gone. I'm not sure why RUclips didn't notify me of your comment. So, a little late, but I think that was what we saw.

Es aqui: www.google.com/maps/place/33%C2%B021'16.7%22N+111%C2%B059'59.0%22W/@33.3546397,-112.0010084,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x0:0x0!7e2!8m2!3d33.3546373!4d-111.9997066

Yes, there is a PDF map on the HikeAZ page. Follow Riggs Road to where it becomes dirt and follow Rainbow Rancho. Google Maps can actually get you pretty close to the trailhead following that path. You can also follow this GPS map. hikearizona.com/map.php?GPS=26236 Take a high clearance vehicle to get there. If your high clearance vehicle is 2WD then you may want to take some cardboard or something else to put under the tires if they get stuck. A shovel might be useful too. I took a 2WD high clearance vehicle through the west side route and didn't get stuck, but the cardboard and supplies are just to avoid having to get towed out.

Feel the quartz at the peak when you get there. It is cool to the touch.