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I live in the same area, on Steinway St and those intros man make me feel like its me. I love backpacking and the adventure. Spent time in the Catskills and the ADK's (SUNY Plattsburgh), and rockies. Would be awesome to meet you on the trail one time or perhaps join you on one of these adventures. Keep up with the great content

Absolutely dumbfounded you went to McDonald's.

We did thirteen of the high peak Adirondacks, in one month. No order, beginning with Blue Mountain. We were in awesome shape, with carry-on luggage involving two whipper-snappers. 2024, we did three peaks in a month. Trails are disappointingly too easy. Made for comfort. Not the ruggedness of the 1980's. Guess the tourist money is more important than keeping-it wild.

This is so dramatic 😅 the hike/scramble isn't that hard.

What a great video! I’ve camped at North Point, Burnt Acres, Mary’s Glen, many many times, all in the 70’s. That shining silver ribbon river! REI down bag, Eureka Highlight 75 w/ an Optimus 80 stove ( which works to the day) all in a Kelly D4. Colin Fletcher helped.

No annoying music or useless commentary.

This was AWESOME...WOW!!!!!! Thank you once again for your outstanding videos 🤗❤

Likei said before the best hiking videos out on RUclips. I would love to see a gear dump video from you and Dan. You two are both experts in hiking.. it would really help people like me that are new to multiple day hiking. Thanks again

You guys are great!! You're so respectful of each other, nature, and appreciative of your surroundings...I love it! I have been to the Adirondacks hundreds of times and it never gets old🥰. I am from New York, and now am in Northern New Jersey, so I don't get there nearly as often as I'd like to. I've watched this video probably three times now. It is amazing how you've captured the beauty, making it feel like we are there with you. The music is perfect; gentle as nature and, all that it entails is, and should be treated 😌❤.

Very well done! Loved seeing some new sections of the Gila. The Gila is one my favorite places! Thanks for sharing!

Gasped in great excitement! Favorite hiking videos & a long awaited return. Love shooting style, plant ID’s and all the aesthetics! Thank you.

Great video, You and Gang make the best hiking videos. Very good job editing also. The best. You and Dan should do winter snow shoe hikes and over nighters. Love your videos

babe wake up a new [GAH] banger just dropped That's it, I'm convinced to go here. I haven't heard too much about the Gila Wilderness other than in CDT research and learning about how wilderness areas came to be (read Bob Marshall's wikipedia!). So happy to see you document its mystery and beauty! Those cliff dwellings are endlessly fascinating; my dream is to stumble upon one while exploring some southwestern canyon. Can't wait for the next one!

been waiting for this!

You make great videos. I hope they blow up, and I hope you publish more!

Appreciate the long-form and editing. Felt like I was there.

This was awesome. Great videography without a lot of unnecessary commentary. This was pretty much ASMR for hikers. And I'm not sure if you just didn't run across a lot of other hikers or if you did a good job of keeping them out of our footage but this looked like a great great trip!

Wonderful Video ! Had great experiences (OK some not so great - Soaking weekends) doing my 46. Started in 1985; finished in 2010 (after driving up from NC). Never got certified. That's how I chose my RUclips moniker, Anorthosite: It's the actual igneous rock type (not granite) that forms most of the Upper/Lower ranges. It's also what forms most of the Lunar crust. When you stand on top of Marcy, know that the rock under your feet formed 18 MILES beneath the surface, as the underpinnings of a Himalayan-scale range that formed more than a billion years ago. Remnants of the same, and related rock types, also outcrop more extensively to the north, in the Laurentian Mountains of eastern Canada. In surface outcrop, the Adirondacks connect to them via the Thousand Islands region. Since I was last there, there were numerous "fresh" rock slides in the High Peaks, from the hurricane that hit the region and New England several years ago.

nice nice! Was just looking for a loop for when I am back home in the adks. Miss those old mountains! got my 46 on Sawteeth

How does this trail compare to Jewell trail? My wife and I are planning to hike Washington with our dog and want to choose the best route for safety.

Thanks for taking us on this awesome hike with you. Great adventure and music. Wow. Very impressive.

From an avid ADK hiker there were a few mistakes with your plan. 1. If you are doing this track do skylight it is only an extra mile. 2. come down the other side of Colden and hit Avelanche Pass on your way out. it is 100% worth it. See yall next time

Great video! Thanks for putting in the effort to make it!

How did you get Gaia gps to have the nat geo Adirondack maps??

Thank you for this! I hiked the Adirondacks with my daughter in 2019 and this brought me back! Loved it!

Outstanding beautiful vlogging, hiking and scenery, best friend and I did this hiking a few years back truly magnificent hiking, climbing, scenery, all the very best, health and happiness.

I have done the lower section Twice....

What are the appropriate dates you did this hike? I’m planning on doing it with my son and it looks like the perfect time

Great, great video. View from Haystack (3rd highest) is rated best view in the high peaks. You should do Algonquin, 2nd highest, easy day hike, incredible view of Marcy, Range, Colden, lakes below and all points north. 2nd rated view. Both are spectacular. In 1967 I took about 6 boys, started at Garden parking lot, and did Gothics, Saddleback, Basin and Haystack in one day. Came down Phelps trail. 20 miles. Weather was clear as a bell. 70 degrees late August. One of the best days of my life.

great video, top notch

Nice work. Whats the name of that last song?

Loved this video, Can't wait to be up there this coming summer, perhaps, this winter Thanks!

“I just blew my own mind”😂😂 still laughing 😂

Amazing!!!

Couple things I wanted to say. I spent the day working from home after returning from the ADKs and watched all your vids. I was sad when I realized there were none left haha. Love the Adult Swim style interludes! Also really liked the outros on the other vids. Great band tee’s and loved how you reviewed your gear. Felt the needle drop vibes! Also loved how you narrated throughout the video. Brought a warm wholesome Joe Pera feeling to my day. I hope to see more from you. Original, wholesome and relaxing. ❤️

How did u get a shuttle is it free ?

Did you guys had 2 cars 1 for each parking spot? Beginning and end?

These videos make my wife and I smile the whole way through Not only do they mske you feel you're there - they show you what you're in for when doing the hikes Fav channel

I'm glad I came across this video. This is well done!!!! I hiked the High Peaks years ago and after watching this video I want to go back!! It's very inspiring. Please continue making more!!

Do you have a site or a page with the route you hiked? I'd love to follow a similar path!

That's some serious dedication to coffee to bring the grinder with you as a luxury item. :) Great video.

Thanks for the fantastic video, it really captures the experience of the Devil's Path! >>I grew up in Hunter, and a few years ago undertook the apocryphal 'local challenge' to hike the entire 30-mile, 6-peak trail from Platte Clove to Mink Hollow in a single day, with my dad -- definitely an experience to remember! We began by ascending Indian Head for the sunrise and ended with groping our way down the northwest flank of Westkill after nightfall, with flashlights (the night comes on dangerously quickly in the mountains and we got our pacing slightly wrong)... pretty exhausting! Let's just say it makes a much nicer hike split into two or three legs, so you can take in the stunning scenery and not have to cram down sandwiches on the go! ⛰🏕⛰

congratulations for surviving the White Mountains. I have done parts of it but no where as close to what you guys did. adding the camping along the way made it even more challenging. and the video captures the exhilaration as well as the challenges along the way. as you said, it is "Epic" and it was.

This brings back many fond memories of previous Adirondack hikes including Mt Marcy. great job in recording the feeling and special nature of the place and the event. you made it especially challenging for the extra destinations you added along the way. that goes beyond what I had done but wish I did. so glad you were able to experience the awesome challenge and satisfaction of seeing parts of the Adirondacks only a few will ever see.

@19:40 I got lost in the fog at night in Harriman, On top the ever exposed Bald Rocks. Was struggling to find the trail when all the sudden, in the beam of my headlight through the thick fog, a set of glowing eyes peering back and me. The pure fright that deer instilled in us that moment was utterly tense. Hah!

Loved it ❤thanks

Nicely done!

Beautiful video 👍

Audio sounds like Khruangbin?

came for the hiking video, stayed for the minecraft music