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Enjoyed tagging along with you in two dimensions. Thanks.

Have you studied geology? You mention types of rock in most of your videos.

nice video, you made it! thx

Another great video. Thanks!

Wow, that's an amazing video! You got a lot of beautiful shots! Red Mountain is such an incredible place.

Another great vid!!! Some of it reminded me a lot of North Bowl of Fire in the Lake Mead area but different rock. Keep it up!!!!

So much good stuff in this video, love the slow zooms in and out on the tripod shots. We had it all, danger, artsy flower shots, and some familiar music that always makes me feel like adventuer.

Hey Codiac! I'm also a Sedona local. I just visited Red Mountain for the first time on Saturday. Super unique spot. I did a little scramble of my own. I was surprised by the incredible amount of grip! Your route looks really cool.

We visited Red Mountain many times, and one time we did the same route you did but just reverse. Its a special place. Sliding down the cinder is always fun.

Wow strange place

Love your content bro! Quick question, the song at 3:00, any idea what is it called? Thanks!

Enjoyed tagging along with you in two dimensions.

Beautiful prayer.

That last ascent is no joke huh? I was there the day after yall were filming

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Dude. Duuuuuude. Dude.

Great Day, Awesome Video!

Wow, very amazing place and great video, I really liked it. Thank you so much for sharing this. Do you need a Jeep/truck to get to the trailhead?

Spectacular!

Hell yeah something new for the Friday night 😎 keep crushing it!

Nice music choices as usual!.. thanks for another great video

Cool video. I have been to clear Creek a few times. Headed there in a couple weeks. Which way did you head in?

Damn! That was gorgeous, magical, other worldly, and the perfect antidote and rebalancing to “koyaanisqatsi”. Thank you…again.

Pretty kewl

I bet your Mothers couldn’t watch this!

Pretty good size diamondback. A guy I know that lives in phoenix who has a podcast dedicated to esoteric knowledge has been mentioning Sedona a lot lately. He says the area is a hotbed of hauntings and UFO activity. What are your thoughts on this?

How long will you be in Yellowstone?

No helmet, no rain jacket, cotton sweater! Glad you made it out okay.

Another great one! Thanks bro, keep up the killer work!

Nice. You got a peak named after you, Cody. The thing about that view of Yellowstone Lake from the top that always made me think is that it's a giant caldera that could blow at any time now. And if it blows...nuclear winter all across the United States for several years.

Judging from the remaining snow and the size of the Bison calfs, I am guessing that this was earlier in the season maybe mid to late May. Not many people just pick a big peak that is off the established trails to climb or scramble up. There's some good ones up in the Northeast corner of the park. One called The Thunderer up by Soda Butte that me and some friends thought the name was really cool and hiked out to it and then found it was like straight up kind of stuff that looked sort of like like The Devil's Tower the closer we got. We gave up before we ever got to the base of it and then a couple years later I read an article that said some guy had died trying to climb up The Thunderer. And if you ever get up to that corner of the park, lots of Grizzlies, lots of goats and Cooke City, MT is a great place to hang out and have lunch. Great video.

bush whacking is not my favorite.

Welcome to the Northern Rockies, that is classic June hiking! Back in the 70s I did 7 mile hole before going to work at Canyon. We would also frequently climb one of the un-named summits W of Dunravan Pass on the Washburn range after dinner, approaching from Cascade Crk. Wet feet in Junevwere pretty common!

Vulture not a hawk. 🥸

That surfing looked so fun! Are you in Wyoming for just a trip or are you going to be up there for a while?

Way to get after it!

Great video! Looks very beautiful, but a shame about the smoke.

Beautiful video and what a mind boggling caldera…but what a work of natural art and majesty now. Really cool to see you enjoying the descent of Mt. Jackson and the accompanying friends, raven and hawk. Makes me glad when you post a video as I know I’m in for a beautiful cinematic adventure. Especially appreciated the additional information on the geography! Thank you, again! Cheers! 👍

Best Yellowstone video out there!! ❤ Great work!!

Scenery is very beautiful place

What kind of “ Gecko “. Boots are these guys wearing? Amazing traction.

This trail looks much more inviting than the ones with the bushwacking in Sedona (although your point about that making you tougher is correct). Plus, that was one big ass raven near the beginning. I find ravens out in the wild to be really magical and mysterious beings and if you are not careful, they are natural scavengers and they love to fly off with your keys in particular. I am still trying to decide too if I like your videos better where you are solo because I get a lot of your interior monologue out of that, and I know when I'm hiking, I think about all kinds of strange stuff like why the ravens liked my keys so much. Nice touch throwing your lunch in there after the hike at Indian Gardens. That looked pretty good and really healthy. Another great video...keep 'em coming.

Even when it’s frustrating, it’s all about the journey and you documented a beautiful journey. Thanks!

Okay, so I must have missed something here. Cody was walking out of the water across some boulders and he says "Oh, you okay?" and the one guy who was in their party was laying face down and I'm still not sure what was going on there. Was he sick and throwing up into the rocks or drinking out of the stream? It was kind of funny.. And that thing about the reflection of water on sandstone was pretty cool. Woods Canyon reminds me a lot of Moab and Escalante. Great video.

Teewinot...yeah, I remember that one of yours. Hey Cody, when you do these day hikes and climbs is it like you said in one video that you see the summit and think to yourself "I wanna get to the top of that" or do you prep by looking at All Trails or a Quad Map? I was in the Marine Corps so I like to look at a map and see where the elevation gains are and terrain appreciation is a big deal if you are going pretty far off grid (like the Wind River Range in Wyoming). And that thing about the Superstition Mountains was cool but creepy. Great video.

Great video..as usual!. And a spelling nerd suggestion for you.. I think you meant to type the word what instead of wait in the last sentence of the description... probably auto incorrect mistake.. I do those often.

All that bushwhacking you guys do down in Sedona...yuk. Plus, I saw one where you heard or saw a rattler under a bush. But then again there's parts of Utah where we got stuck in actual quicksand and had to winch the Jeep out.

I did that Seven Mile Hole trail one time back in the day and I just remember tons of squitos once I had Mt. Washburn in sight. And I do seem to remember losing the trail and then guiding on straight to Washburn but then having to just scramble up the steep backside all the way to the Ranger's Cabin at the top. If you are back in Yellowstone I would recommend Mt. Sheridan and Heart Lake (although tons of squitos there too) and if you can get up to the Beartooths...you may never want to leave. Great video.

Don’t know how I missed this - majestic mind blowing videography - made me a very happy watcher until your struggles to get to Mt. Washburn in a timely manner - made me empathetic and sharing your frustration. Really glad to see your new post and truly eager to see more of your Yellowstone adventures. Thank you for an amazing beautiful introduction to Yellowstone and your new series. Cheers! 👍

Was just in Yellowstone in early June. Was a great time but didn’t have the time to get out and hike. Had to do all the first time tourist attractions. Looks like you had an eventful trip. A shame the hike wasn’t that good