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Awesome place!

Oh my I remember Bearfield hollow. I think I camped just about in the same area you did. I went through that in a pouring rain, and it wasn't fun ha-ha! That section definitely needs some love. Faded marker to marker with no path. Great idea with the bread bag tags. I started carrying clothespins this past year to dry stuff on a line, but I might have to use this idea! That was a nice camp in beech bottom hollow, I remember taking a long break there. Did you stay at the lodge in Crossfork? I guess I'll find out in part 3. Fun adventure!

This is fun watching you hike the route! Looks like weather didn’t start out so great for you in the beginning. I hope it cleared up for you later on. That’s nice they rebuilt that bridge over that beaver area that was much needed when I went through there.

I think the song of the day for no time is No Time by the Guess Who but who knows lol. Hemlock mountain on the BFT is the worst for rattlers. Really enjoying this trip TS, rock on!

It's been a year! How's the chameleon been treating you? Did you get any other addons you like?

Crawford Vista is so so for views. Nice dry camp tho. I always hear owls and coyotes.

Dang was there same time as you and looks like ahead by a few hours. Week after Labor Day is definitely better option!

Try using Cork handlebar tape, any decent cycle store should be able to supply it . Failing that I'm sure the big river merchants could help. Good luck trying to extend the life of a good set of poles. 👍

Beautiful video my friend 👍 💙

Deer hunting 1900 seen something I don't know what I got the hell out of the woods 😮

That's a great compilation of some beautiful water features! Thanks for sharing!

It’s so often more about how you deal with troubles that come up while out there. I had some on my 25-mile go on the Allegheny 100 (there is a video). You seem to have done well and stayed happy with how it went. That’s a win.

Great content! That family cemetery was very cool to see. And how strange that those campers just left their tent and backpacks behind. Just subbed to your channel.

Great video! I watch the Allegheny 100 videos from a lot of youtubers every year. Maybe one day I will attempt the Allegheny 100!

You should do it again next year as I most likely will also. It's hard to commit to it when you're still there as I questioned myself as to whether I would do it again and I did indeed. Nice video and thank you for sharing!

Snake compare to Eastren milk snake … don’t think it’s a copperhead

This was fantastic hike man, place looks and sounds m so beautiful! Love it

Beautiful park, but to convenient for me to camp, i like real deep mountains to camp in, somewhere you can take your ATV is a better experience and a lot more peaceful, and you are in charge of your restrictions. Remember when you camp do not litter 😊

Love Quehanna. It's crazy how few ppl you see out thee!

I’ve been hiking PA for 30+ years. Much of the state is slate and limestone, you often have to use the 2 rock stake down method. Wrap your line around a medium sized rock and set the lines stretched out, then set a large rock on the stake out line in front of the medium rock. Hope this helps someone!👍

I love Gallitzin SF. The only negative I have about the John P Saylor trail is that parts of it can get really wet at times.

Beautiful video 👏 💙

Hi dear friend Great video Good luck👍💙🔔

Are there places to park a car overnight at both ends of this trail? Do you recommend one side or the other to park?

Thanks for posting your hike! you passed my camp!

This is the exact same trip that I have planned for years! My only dilemma is finding a way to the trailhead at the beginning of the FLT!

New backpacks!…. I always have a framed backpack in my quiver of packs because sometimes you need that space for winter gear, bear canisters or just because you want to load up on luxury items on shorter trips… nice video.

No way Mate! BFT way tougher than LT. I would put toughest trails as Quehanna and BFT 1 and 1A. STS up there as well. LT a walk on the park. Nice videos and thanks for posting Hopefully heading out on the DHT this summer as well as a few others. Love hiking in PA. Live in NE and although great hiking way too crowded.

Those are my thoughts exactly on the S5’s. Those new Lone Peaks look sweet though with that traction. I might have to look into those when I need a new pair. I also want one of those flextails this year (the new version you spoke of) Inflating a pad every night can get old.. good gear recap! Happy New Year

Excellent! Have an Awesome 2024! Hope to see you on the trail.

Thank you for the information.

Great stuff man!

I hike with my dog, so I can't do this trail

I went through there this past June (2023), from Gravel Lick Road to the fire tower when the mountain laurel was blooming. I hope you can see the trail that way - it is spectacular. As an aside, those yellow blazes underneath the NCT blue are for the Baker Trail - they coincide for about 13 miles.

This brings back some memories. Spent many times spent on this trail south of State College back in the '80s. The highlight was almost stepping on a rattlesnake on one of those rocky outcroppings. Very lucky that day!

I’m starting to see a pattern develop.

That drop into Ravensburg State Park is no joke!

I’m proud of ya ya found a shortcut 🤣🤣🤣 why did ya tap ?? Outa alcohol?? lol

Thanks, your GPS route and stats were super helpful in planning my hike there next year :)

Also stopped by willis creek lean to for a night this fall.. same supplies are still there. Great place to stop!

I wish I had seen how you created the ramen, potato & chicken lunch. It sounds great for camping.

Cool route.

I think the views are way better laying in your hammock vs laying on ley ground 😬😬

Nice video. Have it on my bucket list. What shuttle service did you use? Thanks!

All great points. For me, as I get older it’s more so about the comfort. A hammock is way more comfortable and I don’t have to crawl out. I do seem to find more camping options using my hammock than with a tent. There have been many times where I just picked two trees in the woods where there is no way I could have set up a tent. I do still use a tent from time to time to mix it up. Great video!

Dutchware for life. Hammocks are great in Pennsylvania and similar environments.

I'm planning on doing this trail next june

I can't believe that I'm the first to comment on this video and that you don't have way more subscribers. What you provide is truly beautiful and informative. I am a day hiker aspiring to do what you do and I am absolutely inspired by you and others to reach for my goals. Thanks so much for sharing!

Great upload bud, place looks so picturesque!

Did Morgan Hollow twice (DHT and STS)...both downhill...more power to you. The short section you skipped in my opinion was a very easy section from my recollection. Good luck for youe finish! Because of the isolation...the DHT is among my very favorites in PA.