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Hiking dengan pemandangan yang indah 🎉

Gorgeous view!! And such a beautiful day!!

Lovely! Thanks for the hike i'll probably never do!

Beautiful falls! 5 min... 15 min... it's all the same.

Jacket off time!... wait no jacket? Skin off time! Amazing climb! You guys did it like pros! Down was probably easier eh?

Great work you guys! 👉🥾🪢

Thanks for sharing !

It is nice up there. Lots of settlement history. Just finished the North Coast trail last week.

Della Falls Rules: 1. Check trail conditions online before heading out. 2. Pack insect repellant. Real Deet, not the natural hippy crap that does nothing. 3. Be prepared to hike 14 km to the main camp all in one go, especially early in the season when the first 7km is boggy. Margaret creek is a nice spot, but the bugs are intolerable unless it's late in the season, and the bogs have all dried out. After that, there's the spot on the creek (about 11-12 km in), but it might be occupied. 4. If the bugs aren't too bad, each person must stash a 6-pack in Margaret creek to be enjoyed on the last night camp there. The trail starts climbing after that, so you might as well drop some weight. 5. Spend a night at Love Lake. Or at least take a day trip up there. It's the whole point of going on this trip. If you're planning to camp up there, and you know there will be some snow, then bring a few canned, overly sweet margaritas. Dig down to find clean snow, pack it in your cup, and pour the margarita over top. Voila- frozen margaritas in paradise! No blender necessary! 6. You can't outrun bears and cougars, so be sure you can outrun your friends! Pack pepper spray, so that if you encounter an aggressive bear, you can season your friends with it, and get the hell out of there! Bears have a taste for Cajun food these days.

Love lake is the highlight, the main objective, the place you wanna be. Not taking the Love lake trail is like shelling out $500 for Canuck's tickets, then leaving the game at the first intermission when they're winning. I can't believe your crew is like, "Nahh, we're good. Seen enough. If you've seen one 1500 foot waterfall fed by a massive glacier while standing above a turquoise alpine lake, you've seen 'em all. We'll just wait out here in the parking lot for you." Interesting to see how the place has changed over the years. When I first hiked this in 2004, there was no camp at the base of the falls- at least not that I remember. Then the last time I went, which was the year following all the bridge & trail washouts (10-12 years ago?). That cable car hadn't been installed yet, (formerly a suspension bridge) and I believe the trail was closed. We had to whack through salmonberry and devil's club to get upstream of that, where the creek was nice and wide and shallow, where we could cross. I warned my buddy that we'd be forging the creek before we hit the trail, but did he bring spare footwear for it? Nah. He'll barefoot it- he's tough, lol. Instead of carrying his shoes across like a rational person, he threw them for some reason. Well one didn't make it, and was quickly washed down the rapids lol. I donated the insole of my hiking boot so he could wear my aquasock for the remainder of the trip, and we set up camp at Love lake. I tell ya, without my insole, I was doing all the complaining. When we got back to the trailhead, we met the sorriest pair of foolish teenaged girls from Victoria you could imagine. Obviously they didn't research trail conditions, or ever had been on a backpacking trip in their lives, or considered that mosquitoes exist. They each had a daypack- probably used to carry books to school, and plastic grocery bags in each hand for all their other shit. 🤦‍♂ These poor kids were absolutely covered head-to-toe in mosquito bites. They had no insect repellant, and I asked them about their tent, because I didn't see one, and one pulled out a Coghlan's tube tent from her back pocket 😂. If you don't know what that is, you can make one from a giant garbage bag by cutting the bottom seam off, lol. It's just a tube of plastic you run a string through, and brace the corners out with rocks. These kids made it to the washed out bridge, about 4km upstream of the Margaret creek bridge, and I'm sure you're well aware how much better the mosquito situation is after Margaret creek. Well I guess they didn't realize what all the obvious flagging tape that marked the detour route was for, so they turned around to go back to mosquito hell at Margaret creek to camp! Now like you, they used the water taxi to access the trail, and they were stuck out here for another night. So naturally, they're like, "Is this your boat?? 😶 Could we get a ride?" Now I'm not an asshole, but I had to explain that my boat was unreliable, and I'm not sure what's wrong with it, and I'm not an outboard mechanic, and it's not like I had tools anyway. I told them there was a very good chance this thing is gonna conk out, and we'll be constructing a sail to get 'er home and be forced to camp on the lake somewhere. We tossed 'em the last of our bug repellant, and told them we'll let the water taxi guys know they need rescue tonight. Sure enough, about 5 seconds after pulling out, the motor conks out in view of the girls so thankfully I didn't look like a total dick that fed them BS. I pulled the cowling off like I knew what I was doing, and thankfully found that it was just a sloppy fuel fitting. Mr. One-shoe had to hold the fitting on the motor for the hour trip down the lake. Without the cowling on the motor, he's now a bit deaf in one ear, lol, jk. Good times!

Hike through that gully above the basin and camp on the ridge to avoid the worst of the bugs. Nicer view from up there anyways. Mind you, it was quite a bit snowier when I did this.

I absolutely loved this hike! Nels Bight is a long one and the views are spectacular!

Hey dude, great video! Really love the time lapses. I like to watch your videos to get a sense of what I'm in for if I do the hike. All the time lapses give a great chance to see the trail. Great work!

What a great video, thoroughly enjoyed it! Happy hiking! :)

Thanks! Very enjoyable and I wanted to know what this hike was like. And you showed me perfectly!

No boardwalk or bridges when we did this in the 70's....several times.....

Hey Ginger Beef… my Buddy and i just returned from Della Falls! What a 4 day adventure! Thank you for sharing your adventure! We were both inspired!

So many things to comment but space is limited so I will start with most important. Love this time of year! Everything is warm and alive and green and not only do we get to experience jacket off time but shirt off time!! Show that beautiful body! Neat plane at the end, as always love the art work you did on it! Thanks for taking us with you on this staycation, making it a staycation for all of us!

Hey Ginger Beef…. Jimmy here. Is there a part 3? Did you make it up to Love Lake?

Thank goodness it is in 360° I can keep zoomed in to that sexy body the whole trip! JK...i am not gay...to be clear to those that do not know me!

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Wow. Stunning. Right away i was wondering who did all that wall art then i was like... 4:16 eh? Kind of late in the day to start a journey. Then my brain, being smart and everthing, started putting 2 and 2 together. Of course, the wall art was done by the master of visual affects! The same guy who not only mosses up the trees but then adds mushrooms as well! Such attention to detail!! But i'm onto you! One day you will grace us with all the behind-the-scenes footage. Are we allowed to write whole paragraphs in these comments?

I love the 360° videos! I can focus just on you! Cuz ypu're so damn cute!

I so wanted to subscribe but i already did. Do you have a second subscribe button for raving fans?

Great vid! You both rock!

Hey , Nice video. Were considering trek there from Vancouver for March spring break for few days .Have you encountered any wolfs/bears along the route? We will be going with our 3,5 years old son so want to be cautious. Also how high does tide go ? is it easy to spot? I remember years ago when we camped in Olympic National Park on the beach it was great .

Really neat and cool. Those trees are amazing and have great energy. Had the pleasure to cruise the CA-1 & 101 December 2021 around Christmas coming up from San Fran. Enjoyed a day in the Oreck area of Redwoods NP at Lady Bird Johnson area, hiked the Tall Trees area. What an incredible sight those trees are. As wide as a Prius!! So tall we couldn’t even see the top of the crowns with a scope! Have you had the experience of exploring Kings Canyon & Sequoia NP in the Lower Sierra’s yet? Went there this past May and those trees impressed me as much and more than these Pacific Redwoods. Mariposa Grove in Yosemite is mighty impressive, they have few of those drive-thru tunnels. Funny to think carriages went through them. Like your videos. I'm a Canuck 6 hrs south of Vancouver Island. Cheers & Happy hiking, eh!

Amazing!! Now I want a giant samsquatch carving

I loved the smell of these giant trees.

Well, if anything it's your incredible devotion to detail that sets your videos apart from everyone else. Well done.

There you go with the tree moss again... outstanding!! Love it!!

Pro tip #57 - Try getting caught in a cave when the tide has blocked you in and you're like, "OMG!" and the only escape is through an underground tunnel you find deep within. Use that as a 'hook' at the beginning of your video to pull people in. Just don't die.

Omg, i totally forgot about that lol! How do you say freaking awesome in French? "Formidable"!!

18% percent gratuity at a self serve buffet. Can you say suckers!

Oh my! How do you say "yes please!" In French? Oh yeah... "Je m'appelle manger!" I'll come, next time. And we shall eat!! Thanks for sharing!

Did a wench serve you your food? A lotta booing going on!

woohoo!breathtaking trip. be well-

Sweet video

Wow! Thanks for that! Beautiful but scary!

Looks like a fun stop and beautiful surroundings.

Wow! That's cool. However...if I'm going to be totally honest, i'm a little disappointed. I thought you were going to climb to the top of it and do a handstand. You know, a balanced rock ON a balanced rock!

Thirty degrees? Foreigner.

Nice video. I’ll have to hike up to that next time I’m out that way.

You look so clean shaven

You guys must be IN SHAPE!!! Thanks for sharing! The "bugs" comment is enough to keep me watching indoors!

Hey now You have to do the 3 sisters in Kananaskis Alberta!

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Great video. I haven't made it past the Bisaro Cave yet, but it looks like its worth it!

This was fun, loved the 1st person perspective!

OMG! Forget Avengers. You're my bloody hero right now!!