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Thanks for posting - doing some research for a potential circumnavigation this year.

sooooo sick

Another jaw dropping video. Gorgeous place I hope to get to one day. You guys and your videos are inspiring to me- a) to get outside despite the conditions and b) to do something hard ("SEEK DISCOMFORT" is my 2025 theme). While not doing anything like you guys, I am getting ready for a half marathon in early May (my first ever at age 52) by starting my journey in cold midwestern weather. Your adventures fuel me and help my motivation to push through it all. Thank You for this channel! God bless.

Stunning! Top notch. Inspirational. Massive respect! Thank you for sharing this.

Awesome concept, effort and final result! That requires a lot of sourdough bread, pocket bacon and chocolate espresso beans.

Bulletproof crust on Diagonal at night…as hardcore as it can get. Great job, Andrew!

A good nights work! Back in 1979 (in the transition to the modern era of low snow years) I left Pinkham at dusk, climbed Central Gully, switched to running shoes at the Alpine Garden, and crossed over the northern peaks - arriving home in Randolph sometime in the middle of the night. Another good night out, but a lot less vertical than your trip!

Brilliant! Massive respect for putting in the work for this "project". Thanks for sharing and keep yourselves safe! 😎👊❤🏂 Randy

Some guys sit around playing video games when its dark and cold outside- Some guys climb Mt. Washington….at night…..in the winter….to ski down it. 😂

Frankly, what's the point?

Wicked good bub.

This is so super awesome. Can’t wait to be back on MW

Your video was truly beautiful and inspiring. As a fellow creator, I appreciate the effort you put into it. Sub and 👍

Epic.

Very cool. Well done 👍!!!

Andrew is a legend of the Whites. I have spent a lot of time in the Whites and I consider myself an amateur compared to him. Thanks for sharing his adventure. You did a very nice job capturing his experience. Thank you

I’ve been in New England wilderness on snowmobile countless times at night. When it’s overcast you can’t see two feet in front of you. With a strong moon in clear skies it’s unbelievable how far you can see especially in winter with light reflecting off the snow. Amazingly beautiful, quiet and peaceful.

very cool concept...love it!

Just bad ass.

You guys show people sights we'd never see otherwise. I love Baxter, love Katahdin, but doubt I'll be there in winter. Thank you thank you for sharing the magic of the mightiest mountain ❤

Hells yeahs. Andrew is so clearly in tune with this mountain and the region. Thanks for sharing!

You are right, altitude is what makes Elbert hard, that's about it.

Well done all around! You guys definitely make me want to adventure in the Northeast! Looks like so many cool places, routes, adventures to be had!🙌

Really cool. The headlamp was like an ant moving across the landscape.

So cool. Love this.

So of course this made me go back and look through all of Andrew's videos, for that shot of the night timelapse on MW. I see Early Season Backcountry but I'm sure there was another one because I can still see that shot in my mind. This is like a genre in itself - you guys could just keep making new efforts with night ski timelapses in the Whites because no matter how good they are, there is more gold in the mine. Such a big effort to get to the vantage point and do all that hiking, touring, and traversing. It's interesting for the physical side of it, the visual product you created, and also the actual videography side of for those of us with a camera. 💯👊🌝🏆

Amazing. Absolutely gnarly terrain. Would love to get a behind the scenes look at a video like this. How do you get your food/water dialed in? Must have been tough to time it with the moon and the weather too

I did it July 12th-20th. Very hard on gear. My boot fell apart on Barren Mountain and I basically used gorilla tape and glue to keep them together until Joe Mary Road for resupply. It was an incredible experience. I will never forget that place.

Absolutely stunning (again). What a test- you guys are total animals and I'm here for it. At the end it got dusty in here for me. So so so inspiring. TY for this one. Happy holidays!

If I correctly guess the location, do I win a prize?

“Boiled some water… so thermal advantage…” Could you explain this comment, please? Sounds like maybe a camping hack I’m not aware of.

Love this video! Been up and ridden gravel roads at mattawamkaeg lake on an aggressive mountain bike, probably my first mistake. For me, deer flies were absolutely horrendous leading me to feel like quitting 2 miles in, and actually quit 16 miles in. It was horrendous because of the deer flies, probably 50 swarmed my head at all times. Other than that, beautiful up there.

You guys are gnarly. Much respect.

Undisclosed ? Ok buddy

Epic video..thanks

Just did haleakala with my wife for our 40th...next stop is this

I thought you were supposed to wear a harness and be roped to each other in case you fall in a crevasse? I know Katahdhin isnt mount mckinley bit I thought katahdin still had the crevasses and the avalanches and serious shit

Good thing you supported each other!

Doing a version of this in a month in Virginia with a buddy. We call it a “Testakill”. Thanks for the intel and great video!

Subbed. Inspiring stuff ✌

Great video. Good for you for being honest with yourselves and not pushing too far. I live in southern Maine. Hope to see you guys out there sometime. Got a couple friends crazy enough to come out on my adventures. I get inspiration from videos like this. Thank you 🙏 Stay safe out there. 💪🏼

Are there avalanche reports for katahdin posted anywhere?

Well Done. Another banger. Incredible looking country I cannot wait to see someday.

“Let’s go!” I’ve had that same reaction at busy summits, don’t ever want to hang around 😂

Wow! What a journey . You guys are legends

Epic, nice work guys! I can't wait to check it out one day. Maybe not in 3 days (my knees!...) - but at a still-brisk pace :)

Fantastic video and adventure! Can’t believe you got a tent in those packs. The highs and lows were on full display!

Hey guys, great ride, hike and video. I was just there recently, camping at Lunksoos, did 75 gravel miles in KWWNM, plus 12 miles kayaking. The overlook section will be closed for the next year or so for maintenance and improvements. There is a 3 mile detour on the Rocky Pond road. There was also a 7 mile detour before the Sand Bank camp but that is now open. The section of the IAT to Barnard Mt down to Orin Falls had been cleared out and is worth the trip. I have been camping, hiking and cycling in BSP for over 50 years and now KWWNM just adds to the adventure. I also visited the new KWW contact station and it is spectacular although not officially open yet. Thanks for the video, loved it and recognized just about all the areas.

Awesome video and effort. A true fastpacking adventure! Also, how'd you guys like the new Aero 28 pack? I just heard about them, but haven't seen any real-world opinions. Looks like they worked really well, and you certainly used them for their intended use.

That was a good one.