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Reaching the highpoint and exploring the rugged beauty of this trail is truly inspiring. It is nice to follow your adventures and experience the charm of these elevated landscapes 💖

Loved the video and your little hiking buddy is great! I plan to hike this trail this spring!

What a great link up from start point to the froze to death plateau. I can tell you from experience I’ve been pushed down and right on that plateau many times. 3 attempts on granite and 3 failures. Don’t kid yourself it’s not easy and it is very emotional. Great video. I love the tooth’s.

Went this morning all of the trails closed

Better to go “sooner” than later…!

This is where I'll be when if I have to escape to somewhere. Beautiful

So lovely

Inspiring video - maybe tone down the music...

We climbed Gros Morne this summer (just as a storm rolled in off the Gulf of St Lawrence), hiked other trails in the park, visited fishing villages around Gander (my wife’s cousin lives there), took the ferry to St Pierre et Miquelon (stayed overnight), and saw dolphins and puffins near St John’s. What a beautiful place NL is. Thanks for your spectacular video.

The morning views from Shortoff were worth the trip for me.

Long Haul, you continue to amaze! Hoisting a pint to you and Taylor in Ireland.

I didn't realize y'all had to backtrack and find another route for Ellingwoord. The colors in this footage is taking my breath away. The bleeped out cuss - hahaha. Love that you got to share this experience with a friend. Beautiful video.

Great video

Gorgeous video! My friend and I finished the Long Range Traverse about 2 weeks ago. It was our first time doing such a trek. It took us much longer than 3 days. 6 days 5 nights. It was the hardest but most amazing ever. 2 full days of rain (one day was a tropical storm) and we kept pushing thru. We have learned a lot and already planing next year’s trip in the US. 😊

Really good stuff, great story telling. I did the beaten path proper the year before it flooded. Such a well maintained and beautiful trail! Cool idea to try to summit, even just getting that view looked like it was worth it! Subbed your channel for more!

one of my favorites waterfalls I have ever visited!

Wow, I'm going to moab and doing canyoneering for my first time in 2 weeks; and have been watching a load of hiking videos the past few weeks. This randomly popped into my suggestions and it looked cool never heard of this one before. Out of the hundreds of videos I've watched in the past couple days alone this was by far my favorite one. Everything is very polished in the storytelling and narration really sinks you in. I unfortunately won't be in the area to do this but this has definitively been added to my bucket list. For 750 subs the quality of content is unreal, ill definitely be watching more when I get the time after this trip

Respect to those 2 dogs.

Thanks for sharing

ruclips.net/video/p_KfvMtAjgs/видео.htmlsi=m-t8oUUFAk5KXP-4 This one sums up Palisades minus Cloud Ripper. So you think you are in good shape 😅😂 Yeah, they murdered it. Laughed. Biked back to Big Pine. Crazy.

Here everything is low. Except Rainier. Volcanoes. Stuart is right up the road from house. 9800. Enchantments. Esmeralda Basin. Rainier Chinook Pass is 102 miles. Snoqualmie 60 miles. Hollar if in neighborhood. I moved back from Polk County TN. Smokies. I worked at Rocky Yosemite Yellowstone Teton BLM AZ STRIP aka GCNP ZION Dad lived in Moab 12 years. Everyone has RUclips now. But just ask I spent 7 years straight in these places. In woods every weekend.

Go in up POPO AGIE. Lander. Turn North. This is back country hiking but best hike is Up Death Canyon out Cascades Grand Teton. Wind Rivers are way less used. As for driving it is a 460 mile loop arpund them Jackson to Dubois to Lander up popo agie FS Road out south end back on highway to Pinedale cut up dirt road on west side it comes out in Pinedale. Hoback Jackson. From Jackson the loop around Yellowstone is 330 miles. Wind rivers are best used on trails. If you want to wander go to Beartooth. Or Gallatin side of Yellowstone. I always tell folks if hiking multi day in Yellowstone go from upper falls down the river out Gardiner. South end FS road has multiple lakes. Camps. Its 18 miles in up popo agie. You are out there.

Those berries he is eating are why it is Grizzly Central. 5 or more types. So if a lot of them beware. More types of berries than anywhere in USA. I don't go into the Gorge side. Stay above 8500. Preferably 9000.

The fire tower at top turn towards tower is the ridge. It is barren goes out a few miles drops you right in middle granite lake area. North of big meadow. We camp on the big granite knobs above. North of meadow. IT IS GRIZZLY CENTRAL. BIG TIME. Barronette is best peak up there. Go up ridge from ice box canyon. Or go out to Spirit Mountain. And as I always say, there is nothing up there but rocks. Once high.

You can park at the pass. South side. Walk up onto the ridge right out to Spirit Mountain. Google it. Day Hike. Overlooks both sides and middle. The last couple of lakes. South side. You can go right up lake chain. Off 212 miles past Top of World. The Fire Tower road first bend drops down into the giant wooded bowl. Muddy Creek. Biggest Meadow. Which also goes out to 212 way below Top of the world. The fire Tower and Pass are easy pickings.

Anywhere in St-John's where one can buy used equipment?

Long Haul - so happy for you and Candace! Thanks for another gorgeous video. I know I said “options” is the best word in the English language but I think serendipity is a close second.

Thank you ♥️ I love you. xoxoxo

I love the part where you chat with other hikers about if they've seen somebody running through there. Glad you didn't have a myocardial infarction. OH - I also love how the screen faded to black, and I could still hear you laughing.

This has some Kraig Adams vibes to it, I love it. And for a gnarly backpack trip check out the Pemi loop in New Hampshire.

Stunning! Many thx & luv the title of ur channel! Happy Trails, Everyone! x

Just a thought on the emotional experience of being in the mountains. The mountains have a way of stripping your soul down to who you really are. Especially when you have to dig down deep just to get to a certain place. There is something about seeing grandeur and beauty in those moments where you make a connection - a connection between your soul and something absolutely magnificent. There is nothing else like it.

If you think Spence Ridge was hard going up, wait until you try cabin or white oak hahaha

Aren’t drones illegal there?

That was unbelievable! You hiked in chest deep water in Winter in Utah in Buckskin gulch! That is incredibly insane but you got a gem of a video for it. I hope more people watch this and appreciate your efforts.

You did a nice job of capturing the Porkies, green, quiet and wet, but lots of solitude.

Amazing Adventures not possible without the Holmes factor!

Nice video but this is not the Grand Loop...The Grand Loop is 40 plus miles and the northern river crossing is the bridge near the visitors center at the falls...Hope this info helps you out...

How far in did you guys actually make it? Certainly was some tough going.

This is amazing!! Thank you for sharing your journey!!

Such a great weekend. Looking forward to bringing you (or you and Craig) lunch and snacks if you do the loop in a day ❤ Another fabulous video babe! I especially loved the shots from above and the little details along the way.

Great video - one of the highlights of the AT. Biscuit looked happy!

Never heard of the Porcupine Mtns - thanks for introducing me!

Thanks for taking us with you Long Haul. See you soon! BTW, I finally did the Art Loeb the other day. I cannot fathom how you did that in a day!

Keep up the great videos!

Awesome video brother

How would this hike be going the opposite direction by starting at Bowlens Creek? We are thinking about doing Bowlens to Big Butt Trailhead.

Drone. I'm bailing

Just watched this again. Made me laugh and go awww again. ❤

Very beautiful place. Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍6