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Leo Curdi
Добавлен 15 окт 2014
Hey there, I'm Leo, a college student at WSU in Pullman, WA. I'm an adventurer who's just getting into split boarding and mountaineering, and I want to start documenting my journey through youtube. Join me as I explore the great outdoors!
What's it REALLY Like to Climb a Mountain in WINTER?
Winter mountaineering in Washington State is a different beast. We endured cold temperatures and extreme winds on New Years Eve climbing Bandera Mountain up at Snoqualmie Pass. Shot with Sony a6700 using 4K 120 FPS.
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Sony a6700 | The Aftermath | 4K 120fps
Просмотров 478Месяц назад
I got the chance to try out my new Sony a6700 and it is insane. 4k 120fps and AI autofocus are an absolute game changer. The perfect camera to document some of the wreckage sustained from the recent bomb cyclone that swept the Seattle area. Everything was filmed in full auto mode, since I haven't had a chance to sit down and learn how to actually use this thing yet, lol.
The GNARLIEST Climb of my LIFE - MOUNT LARRABEE
Просмотров 6223 месяца назад
A mere 1.4 miles south of the Canadian border, Mount Larrabee rises to a staggering 7,865 feet in the rugged North Cascades of Washington State. From the summit, one can witness 360 degree views of the iconic Mount Shuksan, Mount Baker, and the entire Frazer valley in BC Canada! The journey to the top isn't for the faint of heart, involving a class-3 scramble with incredibly loose rock and imme...
Is THIS the best hike on Mount Rainier?
Просмотров 1764 месяца назад
#mtrainier #k2 #pnw Join Toni and I as we goon our way up Burroughs Mountain Trail in the Sunrise area of Mount Rainier National Park. At an elevation of 6,400 feet, Sunrise is the highest point accessible by vehicle in the park, offering nearly 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding valleys, Mount Rainier, and other majestic volcanoes in the Cascade Range. From the summit of Burroughs, ...
I SURVIVED My First Bear Encounter // Bessemer Mountain, WA
Просмотров 1425 месяцев назад
During this week's training hike, I faced one of the greatest fears known to many hikers. On the secluded Bessemer Mountain trail deep in the Middle Fork region of North Bend Washington, I turned a corner to find a black bear staring directly at me. After yelling at it for a good while, the bear finally moved on. Fortunately, I bumped into Andy, a local trail runner, and we continued the hike t...
I Climbed to a Fire Lookout in the Sky // Granite Mountain, WA
Просмотров 815 месяцев назад
Today's objective is a fire lookout tower perched on top of Granite Mountain near Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. The trail takes me 3,800 feet up through forest and into the alpine, where clouds roll in and out, making for a breathtaking vista.
I Camped and Hiked on The Most Scenic Volcano in North America // Mount Baker, WA
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Join me as I camp at the breathtaking Artist Point in Washington State, nestled between the iconic Mount Shuksan and Mount Baker-two of the most stunning peaks in North America. In this video, I hike a challenging 15 miles on the Ptarmigan Ridge, conquering Table Mountain, the Portals East Peak, and visiting Goat Lake. Along the way, I have a close encounter with a majestic pack of about 30 mou...
Testing Friendships With A BRUTAL climb // Bandera Mountain, WA
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For this week's training hike, Alex and I tackle Bandera Mountain in the North Bend area of Washington State. The trail starts off mellow, but quickly turns to what can only be classified as a never ending stair master...
Red Mountain, WA // Turned Around by River Crossings and Bushwhacking
Просмотров 486 месяцев назад
I recently started getting into ski touring and quickly realized that I'm terminally out of shape. To fix this, I decided to dedicate the next few months towards completing a series of weekly training hikes. I'm tackling the grueling peaks of North Bend, WA - where the trails are short, steep, and to the point - providing perfect training opportunities. Follow along for breathtaking scenery, pe...
MAKING SURE my Dad is Still in Shape // Mailbox Peak, WA
Просмотров 1236 месяцев назад
I recently started getting into ski touring and quickly realized that I'm terminally out of shape. To fix this, I decided to dedicate the next few months towards completing a series of weekly training hikes. I'm tackling the grueling peaks of North Bend, WA - where the trails are short, steep, and to the point - providing perfect training opportunities. Follow along for breathtaking scenery, pe...
It's SNOWING In Late June // Humpback Mountain
Просмотров 717 месяцев назад
I recently started getting into ski touring and quickly realized that I'm terminally out of shape. To fix this, I decided to dedicate the next few months towards completing a series of weekly training hikes. I'm tackling the grueling peaks of North Bend, WA - where the trails are short, steep, and to the point - providing perfect training opportunities. Follow along for breathtaking scenery, pe...
Trail Running In A Thunderstorm // Mount Washington
Просмотров 867 месяцев назад
I recently started getting into ski touring and quickly realized that I'm terminally out of shape. To fix this, I decided to dedicate the next few months towards completing a series of weekly training hikes. I'm tackling the grueling peaks of North Bend, WA - where the trails are short, steep, and to the point - providing perfect training opportunities. Follow along for breathtaking scenery, pe...
The MOST BADASS Peak Along I90 - McClellan Butte, WA
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I recently started getting into ski touring and quickly realized that I'm terminally out of shape. To fix this, I decided to dedicate the next few months towards completing a series of weekly training hikes. I'm tackling the grueling peaks of North Bend, WA - where the trails are short, steep, and to the point - providing perfect training opportunities. Follow along for breathtaking scenery, pe...
No One Told Me It Was MONSOON SEASON // Hiking In North Bend, WA
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No One Told Me It Was MONSOON SEASON // Hiking In North Bend, WA
Moscow Mountain // Hiking With 360 Camera And A Drone
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Moscow Mountain // Hiking With 360 Camera And A Drone
Mount Rainier // Skinning up the Muir Snowfield
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Mount Rainier // Skinning up the Muir Snowfield
My Version of YelpCamp | Colt Steele's web dev bootcamp | Nodejs Mongodb and Express.
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My Version of YelpCamp | Colt Steele's web dev bootcamp | Nodejs Mongodb and Express.
This is amazing can wait to see more!
@@vikingvfx5412 thanks man, I can’t wait to make more!
Nice work! Great video!
@@hike_moore thanks boss!
an absolute gem this chanel bro
Thank you brother!
How does this video only have 218 views?? Man those shots are absolutely breathtaking and the music does it for me as well, just wow man, great video!
Thank you bro your comment means a lot. This is the first "How does this video only have _" comment that I've gotten!
The big stands of soft wood really are cozy, nearly zero wind
great video Leo! bros gonna have some crazy dad lore lol
@@dakotarutledge9852 thanks DK! it’s all about the lore🤣
Dude these are so good! That camera was absolutely worth it!
@@dakotarutledge9852 hell yeah, thanks boss!
S-cineton?
@@ritmicdance yes sir
what is the lens you are using? thanks!
@@Meiliful I filmed all of this on the kit lens (16-50 f3.5-5.6)! The plan is to buy some higher end lenses eventually, but the kit lens is surprisingly good
@ thanks for the info!
@@Meiliful of course!
@@leocurdiкупите tamron 17-70 2.8 ваша картинка станет ещё интересней
those slow mo water drops go hard
@@spicypepper9996 Fr, 4k120 is unreal
This is exactly what happened during my summit to Mt Shasta last Summer, but I was the friend who had to call it quits up on the Mountain. Sick video btw
@@harrisonmiller6426 thanks! I would love to climb Shasta some day. definitely a good call to bail when it doesn’t feel right, there’s nothing worse then getting into a situation you can’t get out of safely.
Such a cool peak! Just did it this july. Honestly I really enjoyed it, but thats only because we had the mountain entirely to ourselves. Glad to see this mountain getting some more attention! Definitely some of the loosest rock I've ever had to deal with. but once you get above the class 3 section its pretty fun imo. Such a beautiful view as well.
I felt like the looseness of the rock made it a lot sketchier and more advanced than a typical class 3, but I had a blast lol. I'm dying to go back next summer when there's no smoke so I can get the full unobstructed view.
your buddy shouldn't feel bad about calling it quits, feeling uncomfortable and saying nah im good when with people takes a different type of balls. should be proud of him for that
@@anticlub1982 definitely. we were both glad he didn’t push on since it was getting really loose and sketchy up there.
yep always listen to your gut. Be proud, there always a next time... if you push its to far you might not get the chance.
You should climb the east side of k2 I've heard it's a chill climb 🔥🔥
Maybe next year lol
Awesome video - editing, music, narration 👍👍
Glad you liked it!
hella cool!!
@@heshamabujoudeh1456 thanks man!
Fantastic editing. Keep it up dude
@@michaelmcdermid4328 Thank you! Still trying to get the hang of this video editing thing lol
Sick video
Thanks man!
9:57 is just amazing!
@@TrailStrider909 that glacier was crazy to see from directly above
@@leocurdi Yes bet it was much better in person than on video!
Wow sweet video my friend! The views are stunning.
@@TrailStrider909 thanks homedog!
@@leocurdi Sure thing! I’m learning a lot from ya vids! 💯💯💯
@@TrailStrider909 that’s awesome!
Hope you both had fun. The chipmunks 🐿️ look cute but watch your bags as they will eat holes to try to get food - I’ve seen them do that at crater lake. The rock looks scary to me.
@@1slyboy true story! Those things are shockingly aggressive😂
Looks to be! Keep goin my dude!
@@TrailStrider909 🫡🫡🫡
@@leocurdi 💯💯💯
Sweet video man, that’s a cool area for sure. I’ve done Moolock but didn’t end up with time to hit Bessemer last time I was out there… you had much better views then when I was there. Of course your bear encounter was in the dense greenery section 😂
@@mmoutdoors1 thanks! I actually saw your snowshoeing Moolock vid when I was looking into this hike lol. I was planning to do both but it seemed like way too big of a day for me, maybe next year! That dense green section was creepy there were bear tracks and trampled bushes everywhere, so I’m not surprised I ran into one there
Haha right on. It’s definitely a sturdy addition. I look forward to checking out your other videos 🤙
Black bears behavior is very different from grizzly bears. When in grizzly territory always bring bear spray. I’ve had black bears sniffing around tent while sleeping but leaving when they don’t smell anything. Never keep foods or things that smell, other than dirty socks 🧦, in the tent. Bear canisters and lockers are really helpful in some areas like the Sierras.
@@1slyboy solid advice
@@leocurdione time we were hiking down a trail in the eastern sierra’s back to our wilderness camping area off the trail. We had to take our time because a black bear was using the same trail. I later discovered it did try to get into the bear canister but failed. I still have and use the canister. Back then they would often relocate bad behavior bears from Sequoia National Park to the East side of the Sierras as they are less likely to encounter people. A mule train often took supplies up the trail for those doing the entire route from Mexico to Washington.
I started taking bear safety a lot more serious this summer. Back in the day we used to cook right by our campsite and leave everything in or near the tent overnight. We always thought we were invincible, since we never had any issues, but we were just really lucky. Fortunately I smartened up enough to educate myself on bear safety before ever setting foot in grizzly country.
Yes Very Scary! Glad You made it out!
@@TrailStrider909 I won’t be forgetting about it anytime soon haha
Thats very scary. 👍3
Definitely caught me off guard, since I've never found myself in that situation before! Luckily black bear encounters are relatively low danger, as long as you know how to handle it properly.
Get better ❤️🩹 soon
thank you!
Well done! That hike in about 2 hours is awesome
@@rudystudios yeah we were both pleasantly surprised when we checked the time at the top🤣
Nice job! Hope U feel better!
@@farmkatt38 thank you, the hike definitely helped (I felt great the next morning)
Hello my friend! Came back for good content. Keep going!
@@TrailStrider909 will do!
Looking good my fellow explorer!! Vid is clean my friend!
Thank you! It was definitely some of the best scenery I've ever seen
Anytime!! ❤️❤️❤️
The beargrass is gorgeous! Was this a few weeks ago?
This was about a month ago. Alex and I were blown away by how much there was!
Good friends, good times, good food!
@@1slyboy most definitely
Hello again my friend! Getting pretty good at this! ❤❤❤ 👍👍
@@TrailStrider909 thank you, it means a lot!
@@leocurdiOf course my friend!
I was just up there a few days ago with my twin teenage sons... being the 'still in shape' Dad is a lot harder than it looks. Good for you for keeping him young XD
@@tommyc2245 right on man! He puts in a lot of work to make sure he stays healthy and I’m glad we can still do extreme hikes together after all these years
Wow great video my friend! Views with the mist/fog is on point. Nice work!
@@TrailStrider909 thank you!
@@leocurdi Anything for another hiker!
I will never run down old trail. That is impressive!
@@xbalance thanks! I got a lot of reactions from the people heading up haha
Dude... how sketchy was that scramble to the summit? Video never really does the actual view justice & your footage doesn't look too bad, but I saw another video of it and it looked super gnarly. Would you compare it to the Haystack at the top of Mt Si? I'm not a big fan of heights but I can manage if it's not too terrible & your video has peaked my interest on this one. Thanks for the I90 videos btw... just stumbled onto your channel and found 3 more peaks to add to the bucket-list :)
@@tommyc2245 Thank you! I think it’s a little easier than the haystack, but what’s scary is that it’s pretty much a drop off below so if you fall - that’s that. That being said the rock is low angle and there’s plenty of things to hold on to for security. Have fun out there!
Hello my dude! Sweet video Love the fog. Nice work
@@TrailStrider909 thank you!
@@leocurdi ❤️❤️❤️
Have fun and stay safe. Better to hike with a buddy when you can. Don’t forget bear spray when you go out of state in grizzly territory. Cheer!
@@1slyboy Yes sir!! We gotta keep this guy safe!!
Very nice video. The views are awesome. I enjoyed watching it. Thanks for sharing. subd & 👍4
@@KhurshidsChannel thank you!
Big fan as well! Have a good one my dude. ❤❤❤❤
Eddie did a great job keeping up with you. It looks like it would be a bit treacherous on the way back down.
I was terrified for my knees haha
big fan
My guy😏
Muy buen video, lo más lindo es el haber compartido la experiencia con tu padre!! Te felicito.
Gracias, fue bueno caminar juntos después de mucho tiempo
Nice video! Looks like a fun trip! Thanks for the upload ❤❤❤ Keep going!
Thanks! It was a hoot and a holler
@@leocurdi Anytime! Keep uploading!
Hello my friend! love the timelapse Video is good! Keep uploading! Like left and subbed!
Great video! I'm planning to go up in a couple weeks. I've got a couple questions. If you get there early enough, you don't need to have reservations for parking, right? Also, did you have to pay an admission fee to enter?
Yes and yes. The reserved entry starts at 7am every day so you’re good before then. There’s an entrance fee but you can buy an annual pass instead if you plan on visiting multiple times in a year. Have fun!
Hey bro, can you please share the GitHub or code for this project. It's Awesome!
You are a legend