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Epic! This should have way more views

Beautiful story.

This is incredible thanks for sharing ❤😊

Nice Syd!! I gotta meet Chief, he's a stud!

Yes syd you're a legend <3

Awesome edit!!

Terrific! The High Route x3 or x100. Is there a track gpx for the route? I’d like to follow along on Google earth while watching the film

Amazing film. Kudos!

Thankyou guys for sharing such an epic adventure, an absolute joy to watch from beginning to end. I wish you many more successful trips in our amazing mountains.

Amazing all the way through. Thanks for the inspiration!!

So good. Well done 👏 thanks

Awesome! Good for you both!

What camera's was this filmed on?

let seth ride

Nothing better than skis under your feet and a pack with all that you need to be comfortable on your back. Freedom of the hills. I need to find a nice easy Sierra traverse. Been too long.

Love seeing and hearing Doug Robinson, what a life.

What a great crew!

А как определить состояние колуара на состояние снега чтобы не сорвать лавину на участников скитура? Или это можно определить на начале подьëма.

The V-Notch with a big pack.....sounds spicy, well done! The choice of cache apparatus seems a bit sketchy....glad it all worked out.

Redline traverse from spring 2016. ruclips.net/video/ZqiJ3EUUOlA/видео.html

The commentary from 46:40 - 49:40 is chilling, an amazingly articulate message captured and thankful it was. Epic flick. Thank you

nice

Super inspiring!!! Thank you guys! What backpacks did you use????

10:03 Whoa! Mt Russell 👏🏼❤️👍🏼

I was unaware just how epic Sierra Skiing is. Once I was deep into the SHR I noticed jaw dropping lines to be had… just got to put the work into getting there.

Can anyone tell me the song around 43:00? i cant find it anywhere!

Outstanding accomplishment!

Really cool documentary. Thank you, and congrats.

excellent film, thank you so much!

feels good man. Everything I love about Sierra backcountry.

Even from my vantage point in Canada, this trip (and documentary) are a 10/10.

In 2019, myself and 2 friends (There was a badass woman in our crew, too) attempted a red line. We set off from Whitney Portal and ended up making it to Rock Creek. We had almost perfect snow conditions the entire time. Ironically, we attempted this as an on-sight, never having skied in the range, and it was gear failures unforeseen health problems that stopped us, not inexperience in the range. It was one hell of an adventure, even if we didn't make it to Mammoth. A highlight of our trip was the local legend we befriended along the way who helped us out in more ways than one, when it really counted. The things you can't plan on and the people we met really made the trip. I am grateful to have "failed", for where it lead us and who we got to connect with. In '23 I went back, and went south from Mammoth, trying to get back to Rock Creek to finish the link up. Another sick partner changed the plans and we exited McGee. Alas, I've got a tiny sliver left above the headwaters of Mono, but will finish it, maybe this year. Additionally I'd like to start further south and finish North of Mammoth someday, for an extended version. Thank you for talking about the redline as a concept and not an exact route. It may be semantics but really there is no THE Red Line Traverse, just an idea with no real turn by turn directions. I admire everyone's creativity and love how many lines you incorporated. Also, thanks for sharing your trip, as it helps me remember mine. We also had a magnificent Humphreys sunset. To be honest, I was worried that I wouldn't like your video, or I would feel that you would misrepresent something, but I really enjoyed it and don't disagree with much of anything. Only things I'd say is I can't believe you only did a pound of food per day, we aimed for 2lb. Also, and maybe this is just a Washington thing, but holy hell the sun is INTENSE down there and I'll never get used to how horribly fried you can get, SO fast. Immensely more intense than any spring skiing I've ever done in the 48. Lastly, I really resonate with the ending message about letting ourselves be creative! Let's inspire and not prescribe. Discovery in lieu of beta saturation! Our old timer let us discover it for ourselves! I would love to meet y'all and share a beer. Thanks for sharing, thanks for paying homage to those before you, and congratulations on the film.

nice content

While the Sierra High Route doesn't compare to your epic traverse, this film brought back memories of doing the High Route with Alan Plaugher back in the early 80's on skinny xc skis with three pin bindings without climbing skins and with leather ski boots. Thanks for the memories and congratulations to both of you!

So effin great, Doug is great. Alan and the crew were visionary. I got to see their slideshow after they did it. Great film.👏

This is everything I love about the Sierra backcountry. Beautiful story, inspiring adventure, magical places. I just loved this.

this is so sick!! thanks so much for the inspiration and the thoughtful storytelling

Awesome!

So rad. And so stoked for you guys.. Hope to see ya on the shastahorn this spring!

"The people you can do that with. Hold on to them and take them with you." Best line ever. Congratulations! What an accomplishment. Great trip report.

Thats solid commitment guys. Feasting on the scenery". Nice Work. Like your style💪

Awesome

awesome adventure, congratulations

Incredibly Epic! Congrats!

Thank you for sharing your passion and commitment with all of us! Thank you for the honesty and realness. Love it!! My first ever Sierra spring ski experience was 20 yrs ago when we skied around the Palisades Crest. Inspired by you two. Thank you!

🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽

So mega, thank you for sharing the psyche!

We just returned from our first trip to the Sierra's and fell in love with it. Congratulations guys! Just incredible!

Where can we see it now?

This is awesome! Can't wait to see the documentary