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Been there. A great mountain

After summiting Bonanza I hiked across a fallen log. The log had slime for a stretch and I completely had my legs fly out from under me. I had to quickly try and catch myself. However; I forgot that I had strapped my ice axe across the back of my pack without point guards and my wrist was impaled! I have a very small scar and it never got infected.

Good job !!!!

The quality of videos is phenomenal. This is the reason I haven’t moved from WA. Mt. Rainer is captivating

I've climbed it twice. First time 51 years ago. Last time I complained about music in a video was 10 years ago, however, I must in this case. It would be so much better without it, or, something less drug induced. Sorry.

love it as always!

Where do you park to start out from with your bikes?

Man i love your videos, this is about the 6th or 7th ive watched. Not super long with obnoxious narration like all those other “outdoor” peakbagging youtubers. Just solid summaries, chill vibes and focusing on the climb and music and natural sounds. Love it! New subscriber made!

Looks like an awesome weekend! Glad I wasn’t the one heading back for the camera at 2:43 😂 Any chance you have GPX routes shareable somewhere for this one?

Dude! It was so much easier when the glaciers where still all there, eh.

Wow!! Amazing views. Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍24

One moment, you're stabbing bear shit. Other you're puking. I have questions. I don't want the right answers, too.

Great videography! Looks like a good one 😊

Yo what song was that? Loved it on this video

Having a back surgery procedure this November. My goal is to be able to summit rainier next June. Looking for a team to train with. Any info or reach out would be great. You guys put together a great video

Excellent video with beautiful fall colors, and nice to see that the wild North Cascades are as unpopulated as decades ago. Do you have videos yet of Dome and Bonanza Peaks?

I really enjoy your video series about the Olympics. Brings me back to many good climbs. My memory of down climbing those extremely loose and exposed slabs before you get into the basin was really sketchy, sounds like you guys kind of cruised it.

Last time I was up Dingford Creek trail (20 years ago), on a hike with my daughter who was 12 at the time, we stopped the car about five miles down the road from the trailhead on the way out, to walk down to the Middle Fork on a muddy road made by 4-wheelers. I was looking ahead through the trees and saw a bear out in the river, 50 yards ahead. I gasped "There's a bear!" but my daughter saw me looking across the road at her and assumed I was looking in the thick bushes behind her, so she thought the bear was 15 feet away. She almost had a heart attack, poor kid. The bear never heard us as the river's rapids made too much noise and it continued walking down the river, away from us.

Beautiful! My friend is out there right now trying to summit, this gave me a cool view of what she’s going through. I’m a Wa. State native born and raised. East coaster for the last 7 years. You guys rock!! Thanks for the video of your adventure. ❤

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Came for the mountains, stayed for the night timelapse

Strong work! Big fan of the longer format showing the approach.

I’m no climber and have wanted to do this for years. Too much tech for someone with no formal climbing skills?

Congrats! Awesome trip and video.

Beautiful video! So sad to see the far side of the lake burn again but glad Holden is ok for the moment.

Liberty Ridge, go get it!

Did this route in 2019 with a friend as our second significant alpine climb in the Cascades (after bailing on the west ridge of Forbidden a few weeks prior due to a slow start and forgotten headlamps). This is such an incredible route with everything you want in a Cascade climb, including some low angle ice for us on Winnie’s slide after the snow had melted off later in the season. It wasn’t clear in the video how you got the summit pyramid done, but the SE rib is so worth it over the gulley if you ever go back. Love this mountain.

Awesome guys, excellent video of the wild Cascades. Have you done Mount Spickard or the NE Glacier on Mount Torment? I bet you'd enjoy those too.

Mount Constance is a fun climb, did that in 1978 with some buddies and bivied on the summit for night photography. Great vantage point of Seattle and Puget Sound.

Yikes that foot step into running water on rock.

Incredible video! Getting close to the 100.

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Do you need to bike at the start

Plan on climbing all the tall mountains in Washington training up to raineer

Glad to see that you guys are using electric bikes!

Is there an alltrails link for this? I tried search for Big Snow and Hardscabble but nothing came up. If not alltrails, is there a GPX track?

You stuck your finger in bear shit. Check that one off the list 👀

Great video! What kind of prep work would you recommend for people looking to do this climb?

You guys do a great job of condensed trip recordings. Great editing and shots.

I was born in the Hoh. It will always be my home.

Sorry, I couldn't do the "song"

You guys have a great channel.

I’m making this hike this weekend, definitely going to swim lol

Another great one! Looking forward to the next one

Very good video. I wish it was longer.

Thinking of doing this solo this weekend. Any real reason to rope up? I can’t imagine there being much concern for crevasses?

Nice, thanks for the details. Love your video style! I’m getting super inspired. Thanks for putting this out there!

Awesome video! Curious - which camera did you use to film the sunrise shots? Those scenes have some great dynamic range and really get the detail from the soft light🔥🔥

Great shots!

Awesome awesome awesome!! Super fast turnaround on editing and posting this. Great clips, and congrats on the Rainier on Rainier.