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Jeremy 78
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Добавлен 15 мар 2019
hiking.inspired@gmail.com
I’m in it for the adventure! I enjoy the whole process from planning the trip, going on the adventure, filming my experiences, and editing the final product.
I’m in it for the adventure! I enjoy the whole process from planning the trip, going on the adventure, filming my experiences, and editing the final product.
Pulpit Rock and The Pinnacle - On the AT with PA Timber Ghost
Section Hiked:
Port Clinton PA to EckvilleI PA
Coordinates: 40°34'28.0"N 76°01'11.8"W
I had the pleasure of hiking with fellow RUclipsr, @PATG1 this fall. My first time on the AT was a treat with great weather and good company.
Thanks again, Dave!
00:00 Day One
07:10 Windsor Shelter
08:12 Camp
10:05 Day Two
13:19 Observatory and Pulpit Rock
16:05 The Pinnacle
17:20 Cooking with Jeremy78
19:49 Day Three
20:33 Trail Recap
Check out @PATG1 for more footage of this trip and other cool videos!
Port Clinton PA to EckvilleI PA
Coordinates: 40°34'28.0"N 76°01'11.8"W
I had the pleasure of hiking with fellow RUclipsr, @PATG1 this fall. My first time on the AT was a treat with great weather and good company.
Thanks again, Dave!
00:00 Day One
07:10 Windsor Shelter
08:12 Camp
10:05 Day Two
13:19 Observatory and Pulpit Rock
16:05 The Pinnacle
17:20 Cooking with Jeremy78
19:49 Day Three
20:33 Trail Recap
Check out @PATG1 for more footage of this trip and other cool videos!
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Renovo to Blackwell - Fall in the PA Wilds - Part Three
Просмотров 5382 месяца назад
At the 10:41 mark I make the mistake of missing the Hillborn Run/Beulahland Trail. After further research and the help of a subscriber, the trail is located on the other side of the bridge and does exist. - Thanks, John! Fall Thru-Hike in The PA Wilds An 80-mile journey from Renovo, PA to Blackwell, PA Part Three 00:00 Intro 01:50 (Day Five) Black Forest Trail to Hillborn Trail 10:11 Pine Creek...
Renovo to Blackwell - Fall in the PA Wilds - Part Two
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Fall Thru-Hike in The PA Wilds An 80-mile journey from Renovo, PA to Blackwell, PA Part Two 00:00 Intro 00:49 (Day Three) Donut Hole Trail to T-Squared Trail 07:19 Long Fork Loop 10:55 Donut Hole Trail meets T-Squared Trail 11:32 T-Squared Trail 14:07 T-Squared Trail meets Black Forest Trail 14:52 Camp in Yellow Jacket Hollow 20:09 (Day Four) Northbound on The Black Forest Trail 22:56 Multiple ...
Renovo to Blackwell - Fall in the PA Wilds - Part One
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Fall Thru-Hike in The PA Wilds An 80-mile journey from Renovo, PA to Blackwell, PA Part One 00:00 Intro 01:19 (Day One) Fish Dam Parking to Baker Run Trail 09:45 Baker Run Trail meets Chuck Keiper Trail 12:31 Camp in Sled Road Hollow 15:03 (Day Two) Chuck Keiper to Donut Hole Trail 16:52 Chuck Keiper Trail meets Jack Paulhamus/GARBY Trail 26:55 Jack Paulhamus/GARBY Trail meets Donut Hole Trail ...
Moshannon - A Three-Day Adventure
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Location: Moshanna State Forest Where I parked: 40.916912, -77.976921 Guide Book: Guide To The Allegheny Front Trail by Ben Cramer Trails used: Allegheny Front Trail, Shingle Mill Trail, Moss-Hanne Trail 00:00 Intro 00:22 Day One (AFT to Rock Run North Loop) 07:58 Camp at Rock Run 13:43 Day Two (Rock Run Trail to Shingle Mill Trail) 19:03 Shingle Mill Trail 31:29 Camp at Black Moshannon Creek 3...
Bucktail Path - 34 Miles - 3 Days
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I team up with John from Old Dude on the Trail to tackle the 34-mile Bucktail Path. Direction: South to North 3 Days Northern Terminus: 41.5994042, -78.1689899 Southern Terminus: 41.3235657, -78.0968482 00:00 Intro 00:46 Sizerville State Park (north end) 03:00 Sinnemahoning (south end) 03:48 Day One (mile 0-10) 16:52 Camp at Brooks Run Fire Tower 34:53 Day Two (mile 10-24) 43:10 Camp along Hunt...
Ten Days in the Pennsylvania Wilds - Part Four
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Days 8-10 Join me as I go through the trials and tribulations of my first long distance thru-hike. Thank you to PA hiker and author, Jeff Mitchell for sharing this route. PA Wilds Trail proposal: endlessmountains.wordpress.com/2018/11/20/pa-wilds-trail/ Special thanks to John from @olddudeonthetrail72 Thanks for the ride, John! Section hiked: Cross Fork to STS South Link Trail, Black Forest Tra...
Ten Days in the Pennsylvania Wilds - Part Three
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Days 5-6 Join me as I go through the trials and tribulations of my first long distance thru-hike. Thank you to PA hiker and author, Jeff Mitchell for sharing this route. PA Wilds Trail proposal: endlessmountains.wordpress.com/2018/11/20/pa-wilds-trail/ Special thanks to John from @olddudeonthetrail72 Thanks for the ride, John! Section hiked: Donut Hole Trail, Butler Trail, Nature Trail, Kettle ...
Ten Days in the Pennsylvania Wilds - Part Two
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Days 3-4 Join me as I go through the trials and tribulations of my first long distance thru-hike. Thank you to PA hiker and author, Jeff Mitchell for sharing this route. PA Wilds Trail proposal: endlessmountains.wordpress.com/2018/11/20/pa-wilds-trail/ Special thanks to John from @olddudeonthetrail72 Thanks for the ride, John! Section hiked: Bridge Trail, Marion Brooks Loop, Lincon Trail, East ...
Ten Days in the Pennsylvania Wilds - Part One
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Days 1-2 Join me as I go through the trials and tribulations of my first long distance thru-hike. Thank you to PA hiker and author, Jeff Mitchell for sharing this route. PA Wilds Trail proposal: endlessmountains.wordpress.com/2018/11/20/pa-wilds-trail/ Special thanks to John from @olddudeonthetrail72 Thanks for the ride, John! Section hiked: Southern Quehanna Trail to East Connector 00:00 Intro...
Chuck Keiper Trail - 50 miles - solo
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.10 месяцев назад
The Chuck Keiper Trail, in Sproul State Forest is a remote and rugged footpath located in the heart of The Pennsylvania Wilds. This trail can be enjoyed in several different loops or as a 50 mile loop. I enjoy 4 strenuous days and 3 lovely nights on this Pennsylvania beast. It was a great way to kick off my backpacking season. The maps from Mid Atlantic Hikes.com are an excellent source for cam...
Susquehanna & New York Trail to Cherry Ridge Trail - Winter Backpacking - Loyalsock State Forest
Просмотров 1 тыс.11 месяцев назад
The S&NY trail has a deep Pennsylvania history. Join me as I explore this connector trail used for the Old Loggers Path in Loyalsock State Forest, and learn with me the beginnings of this abandoned rail. I then hike to the Cherry Ridge loop that can be accessed via the OLP and make my way on an unmarked trail back to my vehicle. 00:00 intro 00:20 Hiking Plan 00:53 History of S&NY part 1 03:05 H...
Sentiero DiShay Trail - Cold Weather Backpacking
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.Год назад
*PLEASE USE PROPER TRAIL ETIQUETTE WHEN USING THESE TRAILS* The Sentiero DiShay Trail is a designated ski trail that is also used as a high-water route for the Black Forest Trail. Ski trails are not to be walked or biked on while the snow is deep enough for skiing. Join me as I dive into the world of cold weather backpacking. The Tiadaghton State Forest has nine designated ski trails popular wi...
A Scenic Guide - The Standing Stone Trail
Просмотров 943Год назад
A Scenic Guide - The Standing Stone Trail
John P. Saylor Trail - Gallitzin State Forest
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John P. Saylor Trail - Gallitzin State Forest
Dragon’s Back and Golden Eagle Trail with @olddudeonthetrail72
Просмотров 724Год назад
Dragon’s Back and Golden Eagle Trail with @olddudeonthetrail72
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 6 - Green Furnace
Просмотров 423Год назад
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 6 - Green Furnace
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 5 - Stone Mountain
Просмотров 476Год назад
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 5 - Stone Mountain
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 4 - Jack's Mountain
Просмотров 556Год назад
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 4 - Jack's Mountain
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 3 - Valley Crossing
Просмотров 421Год назад
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 3 - Valley Crossing
The Standing Stone Trail - Part 2 - Blacklog Mountain
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The Standing Stone Trail - Part 2 - Blacklog Mountain
Standing Stone Trail - Part 1 - Cove Mountain
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Standing Stone Trail - Part 1 - Cove Mountain
The Old Loggers Path - Summer 2022 - 28 miles - 3 days
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The Old Loggers Path - Summer 2022 - 28 miles - 3 days
The Green Monster - 31 miles - 2 days
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The Green Monster - 31 miles - 2 days
Connecting The Trails - Susquehannock Trail - Black Forest Trail - West Rim Trail
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Connecting The Trails - Susquehannock Trail - Black Forest Trail - West Rim Trail
Donut Hole Trail - Spring 2022 - 94 miles
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Donut Hole Trail - Spring 2022 - 94 miles
Excellent editing. I really enjoy your videos. I can’t say it enough!
@@tracygolder598 Couldn’t be more grateful when I receive comments like that. Thank you for the inspiring words. I’m so looking forward to 2025.
Love the Black Forest!
@@tracygolder598 I’m always looking forward to the next time I’m on the BFT, it has so many great sections to offer. I already have one trip planned there this year and I’m sure I’ll be back for more after!
Interesting route. You took the best of the PA wilds in this trip.
@@tracygolder598 It was really fun. You could probably do this trip a few times and take different routes every time. We are truly lucky to have the Wilds in our backyard.❤️
Nice trip! I’ve never hiked AFT but it’s on my list. I enjoy how you just take little adventures off the beaten path!
@@tracygolder598 Thanks! I’m glad I finally got out there. I must admit it has me thinking of the long adventure that’s possible on that path..
These are all great videos with great information. The reason I'm watching the whole video and not just some of it is cuz there are no ads. Thank you
@@balor7 I’m glad you found my videos to enjoy, I’m looking forward to my biggest year yet in 2025! Happy trails my friend!
Homesick. ❤
I love that section! Beautiful views.
@@tracygolder598 There sure were some big time views. I can’t wait to explore more of the AT!
nice
Do you use 2 cameras?
@@Burner62984 I do not. Some of the edits are me simply doing it twice or sometimes three times with different angles.
@ oh ok interesting!
8:32 Algerine Wild Area. That place comes alive at night!!
@@Burner62984 I bet the rock face along that campsite looks awesome with some fire light. Algerine Wild Area is definitely a sweet spot!
@ yes it does look awesome and I’ve also witnessed some paranormal activity there
@ oh nice! Now I’m gonna have to plan an overnight there!
@@Hiking.Inspired Do it!!
New Subscriber! My wife and I are section hikers on the AT. We’re currently planning this section of Pennsylvania and found your video really helpful, Thanks for sharing!
@@krohikinghappens That’s wonderful! I just subscribed to yours channel as well it looks like have some great content!
@ Thanks so much. I’ve also been following PA Timber Ghost so it was nice to see you team up with him.
My Question is it acceptable to Snowshoe on this trail while snow covered ? I don't want to infringe on cross country skier's
@@Tuscarora21 I think you would be fine as long as you’re respectful about it. I tend to walk on the side of the trail when possible in these situations, I’ve even seen signs on trails that specifically tell you to walk on the side. Sometimes that’s impossible to do in some sections but it still is a multi-use trail so my opinion is you’re still welcome on it. Hope that helps!
Outstanding videos Jeremy. I hope to get out that way someday. God Bless
Thank you very much. I can’t wait to get back out there myself! Take care and happy trails into the new year!
I've been up to the Pinnacle probably three or four times but I bet you're not used to all them people it's hard to walk on the Appalachian trail without seeing people Great video
@@Dwvideos You got that right. I’ve heard that before but to see it for myself was eye opening. Thanks for the comment!
@@Hiking.Inspired Thanks for responding not everyone does I appreciate it
Greetings and Merry Christmas. Always great to see the Pinnacle. It's soon time to visit there again. I have some tentative plans to hike around there this winter and Hawk Mountain. Thanks.
Merry Christmas, John! Love to hear more stories of your AT hike one day.
Easy climb out of Port Clinton compared to bushwhacking up the hollow from Hillborn Run to Beulahland Road lol! I’ve hiked about 2/3 of the AT in PA and have been to the Pinnacle and Pulpit Rocks several times. Glad you finally got to the AT.
@@johnbofinger395 haha you ain’t kidding, John! The trail was very clear and maintained well, I don’t think we had even the tiniest blowdown to step over. I was surprised with the big views on the trail with it not being high elevation but I guess the surrounding land plays into that. Very impressive though! I can see why it’s such a popular hike. I plan on a day hike of the beulahland trail loop route you sent me when I’m able to get out before the holidays.(I hope) I just need to see that for myself! Thanks for the comment, take care!
@ Jeremy, make sure you go up the Hillborn Trail that is just past the bridge over Hillborn Run. Just hang a right right after the bridge on the rail trail that goes over Hillborn Run, and you’ll see where the trail goes up. It basically follows the ridge up through the woods and when it comes out to the grassy forest road, the Twin Mountain Vista will be on your left, which is awesome. Keep following it around to the right a couple of miles until you get to the Bonnell Run Vista, then go down where the sign is for the Hillborn Run Trail to complete the loop (clockwise). We did it counter clockwise and I had to apply the rear brakes to get down;but I’m 70. MyHikes has a complete description.
that was a really cool hike, Jeremy . I love those trails in PA. Thank you for letting me come along on another beautiful adventure. Dwayne
@@dwaynestewart6095 I’m happy to take you along! See you on the next one!☺️
My home turf. I grew up in Hamburg and must have to Pulpit and the Pinnacle hundreds of time. I even lived in Port Clinton for a time as a kid . Probably a big part of what inspired me to hike the AT. My first overnight backpacking trip was at Windsor Furnace Shelter more than 30 years ago. I hear the area has a lot more people hiking there since I left the area in 2006. If nothing else growing up there acclimated me to Rocksylvania, I thought that was just how trails were until I hiked out of the area. My personal opinion , the trails you showcase in the PA Wilds are much nicer than the AT in PA. PA has some great backpacking that flies under the radar on the state forest trails away from the AT.
@@troyzohner2269 I’ve heard most of the AT in PA is very rocky and one of the least favorite sections of the route. We do have some hidden gems in the Pennsylvania though I agree. Being on that trail really got me thinking to go bigger and bigger. It’s kind of addictive. That’s great you got to experience the AT, that’s something I’m not sure I will have or at least not anytime soon. Not ruling it out though!
Hey guys. Looked like a good time. Thanks for the recipe. I can see Ramen, crunchy p.b. , and sirichi in my near future. Thanks for the adventure 👍🙂🙏
@@dayhikedave Hello Dave! I’m happy I got to meet everyone at the meetup, it definitely led to some fun times. I’m looking forward to next year maybe I’ll catch up with you! Thanks!
Nice vid, thanks for posting. !
@@jerryg957 I appreciate the comment! Take care, friend!
And you know I love your cooking segment! Haha!
@@darcyshikingdiaries If we get to do a trail together this next year let’s plan some epic backwoods dishes!😃
@ Yass!!
I did this as a day hike with Jeff Five Horizons and it was my 1st time on the AT! It was glorious. I've gone Backpacking only once thus far, but I have plans for next spring, I'm still going to stick with my tent for now but there is something about backpacking for long stretches that I find intriguing and gratifying! I will always day hike but I enjoy the challenges and just getting away. Great video Jeremy!
@@darcyshikingdiaries Thanks Darcy! Like I told you before I know you’re about to have a great year of backpacking coming up! I forgot you hiked this section with Jeff, I remember watching that now! I almost got to do a hike with him this year but my schedule wouldn’t let it happen! Hope to catch up with you next year and do some hiking! Take care!
Never on the AT?!?! Ahh the people. Makes sense. I don’t like them either ha. That pad Thai recipe is a great idea!
@@Toomuchgearguy Thanks! Yeah there were too many people for this guy. I’m sure I’ll find some hole in the woods no one else goes to and do some more backwoods cooking soon. The AT was a neat experience though. Take care!
Great video and nice to see you out there with PA Timber ghost. That looked like a good recipe to make the pad Thai with the ramen noodles.
@@hikingoutdoorfamily Thanks! That recipe is something I’ve done in the past. I have a few more I’ll share sometime, I was just having fun at camp and editing. It is tasty for a bowl of slop. Thanks for the comment!☺️ Like I was saying to others, a lot of good things came out of that RUclips meetup. I hope to catch up with you again sometime! Take care!
Very nice! Loved the kitchen segment. That looked like some good eatin'!
@@olddudeonthetrail72 You’re going to have to join us next time, John!
Hope you stopped at the Port Clinton Peanut Shop!? Stopped there many times as a kid back in the 70’s. Like a trip back in time.
@@rickbeidleman1928 well I missed out on that. I could’ve gotten actual peanuts for my Pad Thai haha! I am a nut fan though I’ll have to look into that next time I’m in that area! Hope you had some fun hikes this summer. I’m waiting for it to warm up just a little bit for some winter trips, it’s been bitterly cold lately. Take care!
“Become one with everything then back to reality.” Love that!
@@lori416 We worry too much about the little things in life. Being one with nature makes me realize the important things in life. The big things. And when I get home I appreciate them so much more. I appreciate your comment too! Thanks!
It's always fun to tag along with you. You had some ups and downs, but the sunset on day two was magnificent! Hyner View is a place that I really want to go to see ever since I saw it in one of Quiet John's videos. Thanks for sharing!
I’m sorry for the late response, this comment got lost on me. Thanks for the support my friend! If you get a chance to visit the area you won’t be disappointed, and the hike up is a leg burner. Happy holidays and happy new year!🎆🎈🎊 Hope to catch up with you next year!
Another epic video with two great guys. Hard to believe this was your first time hiking the AT! Looks like you had some nice foliage along the way. The camera work and editing was great man, getting me excited for the spring! Never been to Pulpit but wow does it look amazing, thanks for that and stay safe out there!
Also the pad Thai looked amazing, gonna have to try that next time
@@MaksimOutdoors Thanks. A lot of good stuff came out of that meet up, I couldn’t be more grateful. I too am looking forward to our spring trip! Glad you liked the Pad Thai recipe I was just having fun with editing. I wish I would’ve filmed a little more of the whole trip but hey it worked out in the end. See you in the spring!
Great video I don’t care for a lot of people on trail myself
@@williamdunlap865 I was surprised how many were out that weekend but I can’t blame them really. I’m sure there’s sections of the AT where you wouldn’t see a lot of people. Perhaps one day I’ll find out. Thanks for the comment!
This trail is always a blast!
@@jacobfreeh3749 It was a real treat, I’m glad I got to finally check out a section of the AT. I have a feeling I’ll be back.
Beautiful vibrant colors glowing in the morning sun rise. Pulpit Rock and the Pinnacle are definitely a great vista. Thanks for a great hike Mr. Jeremy and making an awesome video . This a a really great time with a fellow RUclipsr. 😁😁👍👍
@@PATG1 Thanks for the invite! Let’s do it again sometime!
@@Hiking.Inspired The big woods are calling ...
Thanks for taking us along!. Ive taken that route before but at Kettle Creek CG went up the DHT to Crossfork, Then up the Hammersly and took some forest roads West and hooked up to the Bucktail Path (stopped in Emporium). Then south to Sinnemahoning and back on the Quehanna Trail West to Parker Dam. There are many routes you can create within the Pa. State Forests area. I was possibly thinking of finding a route to connect one of the Pa State forest trails to the North Country Trail in the Allegheny National Forest. (probalbly some highway miles by Ridgeway). Thanks again.
@@spruce238 That sounds like a good route. The whole cross fork/hammersly area was my favorite. I want to check out the NCT trail one day, that would be neat to connect it to these trails! At one time I thought of connecting the bucktail to Quehanna for fun. I see myself going back over the years to experiment with more routes, I could easily do a PAWilds trip once a year without it getting old. Thanks for the comment and support!
Nice trip. All in all you had pretty good weather for 6 days. DIY trips aren't complete if you don't have at least one navigation snafu. PA Wilds are definitely an overlooked gem for backpacking. Cant wait to hear more about the PA Wilds Loop.
You got that right! It’s not an adventure if everything goes as planned! Thanks! I’ll be sure to share any info on the PAW Trail when I get the news.
Hey Jeremy, Great 3 part video of your 6 day Renovo to Blackwell adventure, especially the sunset from Gillespie Point (we’ve been up there twice). We did a loop hike of the Beulaland Rd. trail with the Hillborn trail on 10/15. It is accessed just on the other side of the bridge on the Pine Creek Rail Trail from the Hillborn Trail and follows the ridge up, but is unmarked. We own a place in Tioga County and do a lot of hiking all throughout the area and feel like we will cross paths with you eventually. Love your enthusiasm for exploring and adventure!
You know I had a feeling I was way off and when I was editing this part and adding the corresponding maps I said to myself I bet that trail was on the other side of the bridge and I just didn’t see it. Twice I walked by it and didn’t see it. In my mind I was certain it was up the hillborn trail and I guess that took over. I even told myself next time I’m in the area to go check again. Thank you for confirming my suspicions and I’ll definitely put this correction in the details for part three. Hope to see you out there one day and thank you in person! Happy trails!
@@Hiking.InspiredYour welcome. Nothing like having it nagging away in your mind until you can get back there. If I get there before you do; I’ll mark it with a cairn or something. Would love to meet you someday. Happy trails to you also.
Thanks for the videos Jeremy! I drive to Renova, Hyner Mountain view and Ole Bull state park area several times a year and always wondered how it would be to hike in that area. We live in a beautiful world and I greatly appreciate you taking the time to film it.
@@joankline343 It’s my pleasure to share this beautiful world with everyone☺️ Thanks for the awesome comment!
What time of year was this? I think I'll repeat your trip. Rainmaker. ☔
@@andrewhyduke1974 I highly recommend this trail. It can be a tough one at times but so many views and loaded with history. This trip was during the beginning of May right before the seasonal fire ban was lifted. Happy trails!
@@Hiking.Inspired BTW love your videos!!!
Awesome route you planned out for this one. You know how to put together a great route this one had a little bit of everything in it. Little Italy sounds like it could be fun to explore I would have did the same as you and save it for another trip. Nice job timing your sunset at the end. Always thanks for taking us along and sharing these great hikes with us.
@@DragonRoams Thanks Dragon! Yeah I see a trip to Little Italy in the future, there’s a lot of history to share in a full length video. See you on the trail!
That pump at Brooks Run Tower is a vast improvement over what had been there in the 1970s when I hiked that trail. The well used to be out in the yard between cabin and tower - cast water pipe pitcher pump. Terrible source that was lousy water when it was running. There is water in Lick Island watershed if one walks off trail about 1/2 mile. It’s a good source, but inconvenient.
@@brucehodson2763 We had to pump that thing for a while before water started flowing too. I’m glad it “improved” since the 70’s. That would’ve been neat if we could’ve went up the fire tower, it looked like it was in good shape but it’s fenced off now. That’s great info for another water source for someone hiking the trail in the future thanks for the comment!
Greetings. You are the only channel i can sit for 42 minutes without getting up. Even if I had the stamina to go for five or six days, i really couldn't get away that long. How do you get away as much as you do? Just wondering. Does that fly come with the tent? I have a single tent similar to yours. Thanks for my Saturday night entertainment
@@quietjohnoutandabout6578 Greetings, John. That just makes my day this was your Saturday evening entertainment! I took your poll you had up the other day and I selected 16 to 20 minutes for a good video length. I’d love to have my videos around that length and I’m constantly working towards creating a video that tells a story in that short of time. Yes, the rain fly came with the tent. I’ve still yet to see how it holds up in a good rain storm but so far I really like the tent. And yes, I’m very lucky to be able to get out as much as I can. I have a wonderful support system at home. Thanks, John.
I've said it before but I will say it again. You have the number one best Backpacking Channel in Pennsylvania bar none. The work that goes into this gem of a finished product... Such a joy to watch your adventures, and they are true adventures... The music choices so good, the pacing and explanation of where you are and what is happening, absolute professional quality. You bring the viewer with you in a way that very few can. Another masterpiece Jeremy.
@@WALTERZOLNA Thanks Walter! These 3 videos took me some time to put together (my wife can attest to that)and I’ve been thinking of putting out some videos with a quicker turnaround. As you know the editing process can get monotonous at times and I can’t wait to just start on the next adventure. When someone notices the work I put in and appreciates it that’s just awesome. Since I switched to filming at 24 fps I’ve saved a ton on space and I like the end product better. Thanks for the suggestion and especially thanks for the inspirational comments and videos you put out!
Nice video You really live the experience that's awesome
@@Dwvideos Thank you. Time to start planning the next adventure! 😁
That was my favorite. Part 3. If the camera could only show how steep some of the spots are. That bush wack 😮. But you made it. Take care.👍🙂🙏
@@dayhikedave Yeah I was a happy camper at the end of that bushwhack. Thanks friend! ☺️
That sunset was absolutely breathtaking. I find your videos to be very relaxing…I enjoy the way you narrate your adventures with such a soothing voice. And I’m a big fan of chili cheese fritos too lol.
@@lori416 I’d never knew I’d be putting myself out there so much for the world to see so that comment is really special, thank you. I enjoy making these little videos and having them as my diary of adventures, sharing them with others who enjoy them is the icing on top! I look forward to more sunsets and hiking adventures with chili cheese fritos!
I enjoyed watching part 3. You really captured beautiful footage with all the fall color. Thats crazy how Alltrails kindof led you astray at the one part, but that was a smart idea to go up that dry creek bed.
@@hikingoutdoorfamily It was frustrating but exhilarating at the same time to find out my original plan wasn’t going to work. Getting through it was definitely fun looking back. Would I do it again? Probably.😅 Thanks for the support❤️
You really had an Epic Adventure and making your own switch back up the mountain was a good idea while bushwacking! That sunset was the perfect way to end this journey, and you did a wonderful job of taking us along for the ride.
Thanks, Darcy! I had a lot of fun on this trip.
Thanks so clean ,
Thanks!
Good morning, Jeremy . I've been following along and these 3 parts were absolutely epic . I really enjoyed coming along and if I'm ever able , that trip is on the very top of my bucket list. I really do love all your videos. You do a great job on them. Dwayne
Dwayne, thank you! You almost can't go wrong in the Wilds. Any route you take will be rewarding but I'm happy this video is here to help give ideas and inspiration. I'm glad you enjoyed the videos for this trip! Happy trails!
Thank you Friend.
There aren't any bonehead moves. Just experiences you learn from. I've learned a ton by just wandering the Pennsylvania Wilds and getting lost. Sometimes I prefer to venture into areas where others don't typically. I love that section of the Mid State from Ramsey to Blackwell. Bark Cabin Natural area (a bit South of where you camped) is gorgeous. Awesome video series. Looking forward to the next adventure! P.S. Nice job timing that sunset.
I can't wait to hike more of the MST! I saw on the map a nice area looked to my south just didn't want to backtrack that much the next day. I agree with you about venturing out to unknown areas, it's very rewarding to find your way through them and to get away from the crowds. Looking back your right about the mistakes, they make for a fun adventure and getting through to the end is what matters! Thanks again!