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THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Another numbskull bringing their shitbeast to ruin nature.

Dang. Seeing Detroit before the 2020 fires. That hit home.

Looks like a good one so many good trails in oregon

Looks like a good hike

What city is it in or near?

I summitted Mount Thielsen four times between 1988-92. The last 50 feet or so is vertical but wasn't too bad as there were plenty of hand- and foot-holds. Progress is made by actually moving horizontally back and forth and making slow, measured vertical gains-- keeping your center of gravity close to the spire. (None of us had any gear.) The tricky part is finding the correct way up. The route which appears the most promising is actually a dead end, and the fust climber up always had to back straight down. There are several spots on the peak where you can see where lightning has struck. Also, there was a capped pipe that contained messages from previous climbers. You could read them and leave your own, if you thought to being a pad and pen, of course. We only did that on the second, third, and fourth climbs. Lol.

Greetings from Salem Oregon

Love the area I have a video of my white Sammy driving through one of the tunnels (gwallnut666) thx for the video

Oregon has 22 'Black Buttes'. The U.S. has 146 'Black Buttes'.

Rooster rock is an amazing spot. A shame the fire damaged a lot of the high ridge trail

That area near Bend is great for hikes

Oregon is awesome

Oregon has so many cool hikes

Sorry to say but I think you got screwed on the jacket man :/ the inside material and pockets are way different from a real alpha SV if you look at their website and online. Probably the reason you got it at a "discount" was that it's not authentic. But if it works, it works 🤷‍♂

This was hugely helpful, thanks for posting this.

Which hike is this?

How is the jacket holding up after several years of use? What are its pros and cons?

We are the same height, and I'm getting the same color for this pant! It's like this video is made for me. Thanks for the review.

Nice trail, where did you start at? I thought it was about 6 miles

In case anyone was wondering...this Mount June is in Oregon between Eugene and Oakridge. There are several different trailheads at which you can start this hike and the hike will range from easy to not so easy depending on where you start. Where they started in this video is anyone's guess.

A beautiful place, going there this weekend.

We climbed back in the 80's, climbing the last bit to the top wasn't too bad, we climbed without rope but did a pull down rappel on the way down as it is tougher going down. Like Mt. Washington and Three Fingered Jack you have to watch out for loose rock. We didn't have video back in those days so thanks for sharing!

Thank you for putting this video together

looks like a fun hike, how many miles was it?

Those are mule deer at the end of the video.

Used my new Outdoor Vitals pillow on an 11-day trip and learned a couple extra uses; other than the ability to inflate differently for side/back sleeping. I never experienced any air loss during any use. I also used the pillow as a sit-pad (slightly inflate to prevent rolling) and a back rest. I stuffed the deflated pillow in its stuff-bag in my backpack pouch that holds my rain cover for ease of retrieve. Now, my only question for Outdoor Vitals is how to care (cleaning) for the pillow - I couldn’t find anything on their website. Very comfortable and now an essential piece of equipment.

Excellent video except music is annoying IMO.

Great review. I have a layering system but looking for an outer shell to help with wind protection. I do have a good layering system. Would this piece with a good layering system be good for windier temps in the low/mid 20’s F to low 30’s? Looks like this piece is “light” but I’m not looking for heavy, looking for an outer shell, my layers insulate me. Thanks!

Nice

Nice setup & review where did you buy your additional pockets from?

Im gonna put mine 60 feet up in a tree today

Oh my that’s beautiful

this jacket is fake. neck tag is pre-2017 and zipper pulls are post-2020. inside layer and dump pocket are also very wrong.

Peaceful

Nice!

Was concerned you hadn’t posted. Glad you’re okay

Nice video! Never been to Tumalo Falls, but it's on my list... we're in Lane, so it's a drive. LMK if you've ever had any sasquatch activity... they are out there :) Anyway, subbed. Good to see other Oregonians in the woods!

Just ordered one of these. The pit zips that run all the way from elbow to hip is brilliant, allow you to wear the lower half of the jacket over the waist belt of the backpack and gives you more ventilation if needed, almost like a poncho. Can't wait to try it out.

Wow! Spectacular looking hike! Taking my kids and my mom up there tomorrow on a shorter trail thanks to your video!

Thanks for the great video! I hiked nearby Kings Mountain a couple of months ago and will be returning to hike Elk next.

I realize this video is 3 yrs old and you may have found the falls by now, but here is my mystical directions to the falls from Marion Lake, I loved your video, great views of the trail. Start here : The trail to Marion Falls (Trail #3436) A little past Lake Ann, you’ll encounter your first trail junction that is marked with a wooden sign. Stay right, towards Marion Outlet Trail #3495. You won’t be on this trail for long, however, because about 200 yards ahead you’ll reach your next trail turn… Keep an eye out for a trail to the right blocked with down trees and branches. This is the trail to use! Continue on this unmaintained trail through a maze of more downed trees (some climbing required) and you’ll soon hear the rumble of the falls below. This unmarked, down tree to the right of the trail. There is a small landing where you can almost see the falls, but the real views are now just a short distance below. You’ll start to descend on the trail quickly and steeply, so take these sections slowly. Make sure to keep three points of contact at all times as you climb down. Marion Falls is first, with Gatch Falls following almost directly after it.

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Is there phone signal

When I was a kid I was down near the base at one of the houses down there in the open fields looking at 3 sisters. We where on our way back from a hike near the sisters as a lightning storm was starting and I saw a lightning bolt hit Butte and set several trees on fire. Got to witness fire fighters jump from a plane(or helicopter? Can't remember) to quickly put out the fire.

Very nice! Do you know where a map of this wilderness area can be found?

definitely will hike there with kids next month!!! thank you for posting the video.

Whered u get this from I cant find anywhere

A friend and I just hiked this trail from the Yachats end and had it to ourselves. It was magical!🌲🥾💚

Yes, very nice review!!👍To the point with good information. Without trying to be some clever talking head that just Rambles on. Thank you!!