+uselessjoe You are so kind. We set out to make the best Angels Landing video we could. We feel we succeeded in a number of ways and were fortunate to capture much of what makes this hike so incredible. Thanks so much for watching!!!! Hope to hear from you again.
+uselessjoe You are so kind. We set out to make the best Angels Landing video we could. We feel we succeeded in a number of ways and were fortunate to capture much of what makes this hike so incredible. Thanks so much for watching!!!! Hope to hear from you again.
musicheadim You are very kind! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!! We hope you'll check out some of our other videos as well, and offer any feedback on how we could improve our content. Thanks again.
+Имхо Субъектич Thank you so much for watching! We hope you'll spend some time watching our other videos and let us know how we might improve our content.
Lovely, you have captured the essence of the Angel's Landing climb. It was one of the highlights of my already adventure filled life, and I plan on doing this hike/climb again, maybe on my 70th birthday later this year.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it. Angels Landing is one of a kind. We wish you the best on your 70th birthday! There are definitely worse ways to celebrate.
Awesome! I did this all the way to the top (landing) 5 years ago. My heart still beats while I remember every step of the way watching this wonderful and most daring hike. Thanks for sharing. Great video!
Beautiful video. Not sure if you realized the large bird you were filming was a California Condor. I'm heading to Zion NP end of Sept. As a birder, if I see a condor when we are climbing Angel's Landing I could probably die right there as my life would be complete.
We did realize it was a California Condor. It was and remains one of the top highlights of our travels. He (Condor 299) made a number of passes over Angels Landing, at times no more than 15 ft over our heads. Sadly however, Condor 299 like his mate died of lead poisoning the year after we shot this footage. While there are still condors to be seen in Zion National Park 299 was a special animal who frequented the cliffs along Angels Landing more than any other condor. His story and our time watching him instantly made us greater advocates of wildlife protections. We wish the very best on your trip to Zion and hope you have a truly memorable condor sighting. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
What a wonderful video ( great job)Thanks a lot for given me that memory of the greatest trail I ever did in my life.I wish i could do it again anytime in the future.
The Mrs. KKB You are very kind! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!! We hope you'll check out some of our other videos as well, and offer any feedback on how we could improve our content. Thanks again.
Zion is a yearly trip for me. I went for the first time in 2009 and now I go every year because I love it so much. Its like being in a totally different world. If you havent gone I would highly suggest you go and also go to Bryce Canyon as well
We'd suggest it's not as dangerous as some people say. It's of course important to be safe and only proceed if comfortable, but there's plenty of space for a safe hike to and from the summit. If your up for the mental challenge and enjoy Zion National Park then Angels Landing is definitely a must do. Thanks for watching and commenting!!! Make sure to check out our Zion Narrows video.
Great footage! Love the surrounding footage of the hawk and other things to help give a more complete experience. Also, the motion lapse at 4:46 is spectacular.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! The hawk was actually a California Condor. The condor and the Mexican spotted owl toward the beginning of the video are both endangered the condor especially. They remain two of our most memorable and rare wildlife sightings. Thanks again for watching and commenting! We hope you'll consider subscribing and checking out our other videos.
Pure Adirondacks It's an incredible trail. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!! We'd welcome any feedback you'd care to offer. Let us know how we might improve our content. Thanks again!
Same here at it took me 2-3 times more time than anyone to even do 1/4th of this hike. Just stopped at the first view point area and then came down and waited for my friend. Its been a decade since I did it, but I still feel the fear of heights when seeing this video. Gorgeous view from the top though. I wish I will have the courage and fitness level to try it out someday though in the future.
+Hike with Mike So glad you liked it. Hiking always does our bodies and souls good. And Angels Landing in particular always makes the heart soar. Thanks so much for watching!!!!!
+Hike with Mike So glad you liked it. Hiking always does our bodies and souls good. And Angels Landing in particular always makes the heart soar. Thanks so much for watching!!!!!
Audrey Choi, MD Enjoy! Word to the wise: Start early. The lighting is spectacular and the temperature will be more comfortable. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
+korvettetampa Thank you! We're so glad you enjoyed it. We invite you check out some of our other videos and let us know how we might improve our content. Thanks again for watching!
Interesting Ted Thanks! We're so glad you enjoyed our video. Thanks for watching!!! If you have any feedback on how we could improve our content, we'd love to hear it!
We've been there this morning and your video shows exactly how it is there, with all the little beautiful details. I was too scared to do that part of the hike and its beyond me how many people do it and put themselves at such risk. Well done though, what an incredible trail! The views were heavenly but also scary and intimidating. I'm envious you got to the very top but I'd never be able to do it! Thanks for sharing, wonderful job!
Made it to Scouts Lookout twice........keep chickening out for the last half mile. My fear of heights is holding me back and even as I watch your amazing video, my stomach just churns. Going for Observation Point in the near future..........I think I'll be O.K. because only one side at a time is exposed to such dizzying heights. Wish me luck!
It's always best to err on the side of caution. Good Luck when hiking to Observation Point. We honestly don't know which is more spectacular Angels Landing or Observation Point. We invite you to check out our Observation Point video if you haven't done so already. Thanks so much for watching and commenting on our Angels Landing video!!!
We hiked in Zion in March. We chose to hike the East Rim and Cable Mountain and avoid the crowds on AL. Thanks for sharing your trip! Seeing the top of Angel's Landing from Cable Mountain was amazing, but not like being there. That condor must have followed you up! We have our hike posted if you are interested. Very nice video!
Awesome video! i have been going to Zion since 1972, when my brother married into a family that owns Zion Ponderosa Resort east of the parki; i have property just east of the park as well; rode my bicycle through the tunnel (no can do now); drove up and down the canyon (no can do now); did the Subway; did Orderville Canyon hike into the narrows with friend and her three year old son; hiked Observation Point and Cable Mountain Trails; awesome place. Never did Angels Landing, until last year, at age 63. Holy mother of fookin' shite! Awesome; My advice; pray that the Park Service limits tour bus admissions or maybe stops them completely; the place is overrun! Stay out of Utah
Hi again,3 more questions. Where abouts did you see the Mexican Spotted Owl (0:24)? Where were you when you saw the Californian Condor (0:45)? And what time of were you here? I would really love to see both those birds.Thanks in advance.
We saw the Mexican Spotted Owl in Refrigerator Canyon, which you'll almost certainly travel through on your way to Angels Landing. Spotting one of these owls takes a fair bit of luck and preferably quiet co-hikers (unfortunately uncommon on popular trails like Angels Landing). We saw condor 299 while hiking along the final half mile to the summit, and then again from the top of Angels Landing. We wish everyone could witness these majestic birds soaring along Zion's towering cliffs like we did when hiking Angels Landing. The experience was awe-inspiring. Unfortunately condor 299 died of lead poisoning shortly after we spotted him from Angels Landing. He had made it a habit to frequent those cliffs more than other condors and since his death condor sightings along Angels Landing have become drastically less common. We wish you the best of luck and hope you'll catch a glimpse of these two rare birds. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
At Home In Wild Spaces Thank you for your time in responding. Im going to head to vermillion cliffs after Zion (there is a release point for condors up there). Fingers crossed. Its a real shame about the angels landing condor. Bloody hunting.
If I go to the USA in a few years from here in the UK, I would make a point to backpack and hike rural America, and see the small towns rather than spend the trip in the big cities etc. I need to experience places like Yosemite, Monument Valley and Zion National Park for myself. The beauty of the earth is breathtaking
I loved the video and thought it was shot very professionally. I see you already answered in the comments below you used a GoPro 3+ Black. Is this what you used to shoot the amazing film of the owl in 0:25 and the flying condor in 2:04? Also how did you achieve such a steady camera shot while walking, and the slow panning for instance at 4:43?
We used a GoPro for all the walking and panning shots. The Mexican Spotted Owl and the condor were both filmed using a Canyon SX40 HS with a long zoom. As for the steady footage: we used a small steady cam rig and used stabilizing software during post production. The panning time-lapse at the end of the video was achieved by affixing our GoPro to the top of an egg timer. Hope that was helpful! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!!!
Wow! Just did this hike today. I was too focused on the hike to look for wild life. What kind of owl and rapture did you capture? Thanks fir the share! I do wildlife photography as a hobby and would love to see some on my trip!!
We're jealous. It's been a while since we hiked Angels. To answer your question: it was a Mexican Spotted Owl. Definitely a unique sighting. We worry though. With the increasing crowds, we haven't seen as many animals in Zion. Certainly not as many on the busier trails. We want our fellow travelers to have the same opportunities we've had, but the noisier and more disruptive people are, the fewer unique wildlife sightings there will be. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. We hope to hear from you again!
I honestly the hike itself isn't really challenging. The worst part is how crowded it was. The cliffs are scary and dizzying but as far as the hike itself goes, not too bad. Definitely an amazing thrill worth the experience with amazing views!
Me and my sisters hiked this trail whrn we went to Zion as it was our first hike we did it in regular shoes and with 1 water bottle, this was one of the scarriest expriences of my life, I will never hike something so high again
hlau107 You do indeed. There are other trails available along the way, including those leading to Kolob Arch, West Rim and even the Kolob Terrace if you're up for the additional distance. Angels Landing is the most famous hike, but Zion with it's many one of a kind trails is a Wild Spaces Mecca. Thanks so much for watching!!!
+Jeffrey Wright Thanks! Enjoy your visit. We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful.
Such an inspiring video, Thanks for sharing. Planning on going in November to Zion to experience fall foliage. Will be attempting Angels Landing and Narrows. Any tips or consideration to keep in mind?
Smitha Sathyanarayana So glad you like our video! Enjoy the fall colors, they may be a thing of the past in Zion Canyon during our lifetimes. As far as tips go: -Angels Landing is more about the mental game than anything. While physical ability is important, knowing your limits, and staying calm and focused is likely more important. -For the Narrows, wear quality footwear which will be ok when wet, plan for potentially cold conditions, use a sturdy hiking stick. They make a huge difference in faster water. -Know before you go (Weather/Trail Conditions/Flash Flood potential/Emergency Plan/etc) -Leave Absolutely No Trace (Pack out ALL trash, Stay on trail. Even when others don't) -Be courteous to fellow hikers and wildlife -Enjoy! Angels Landing and the Narrows are both world class, one of a kind outdoor experiences. Finally, we invite you to stay tuned. We hike the Narrows a few weeks ago and plan to release that and other videos in the coming months. Thanks so much for watching!!! Enjoy your trip!
Hungry Jewlz 1. Prepare yourself (physically/mentally/Check Weather/Research Trail) 2. Start Early (Cooler Temperatures/Smaller Crowds) 3. Be courteous of other hikers 4. Leave Absolutely No Trace 5. Be Safe (Know your limits) 6. Enjoy every step (There is only one Angels Landing) Hope that is helpful. We were just there two days ago and Zion is just as beautiful as ever. Good luck! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Thanks! We appreciate the your support. The red Osprey pack is a syncro 20 liter. They may or may not still be in production. It's been a great back and has served us well on many, many miles of trail. Hope that helps! Thanks again for watching and commenting!
@@HomeInWildSpaces appreciate your response! I've been looking for a good day pack, and yours seemed about the right size (20L) I was looking for :) safe travels and look forward to more videos!
Definitely not for the faint of heart. We were in Zion again this week on Angels Landing. A good number of people turned back. There’s no shame in knowing your limits. Angels Landing is an incredible trail, but there are other incredible hikes in Zion. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
@@HomeInWildSpaces Glad to know I'm not the only one too afraid to do it, seeing little kids to do it makes me kind of embarrassed. Great video though, I love hiking up mountains but my fear of heights is too intense to do anything near cliffs so I miss out on a lot, I get to kind of experience it vicariously through videos like this.
BackpackingVideos As far as cameras go. We carry two cameras at all times, a GoPro Hero 3+ and Canon SX40-HS which doesn't have a lot of features or even optimal quality when compared to many DSLRs but it also doesn't require carrying heavy lenses and other equipment which makes a pretty big difference when you're on the move. Beyond that we carry a quality tripod and small steady cam rig. As far as Software goes, I edit almost exclusively in Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, and will occasionally wander into Premiere. Neither Final Cut or Premiere are particularly low priced, especially if you are considering Final Cut and do not already have an Apple computer capable of doing the work. But they get the job done and have their own pros and cons. I hope that is helpful. Thanks so much for watching!!! We'd love to hear your thoughts on more of our videos, especially if you think we might improve our content. Good luck!
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing this. It appears to me that you are using a stabilizer for your shots looks awesome. If so, please let me know what your using and if you have any recommendation on what I should get for my SLR Camera (Cannon Rebel T6i) Thank you!
We used a generic stabilizer for our GoPro (not suitable for slurs). As for a stabilizing for your slr. There are lots of great options out there, we couldn't refer you to any in particular. We're still trying to make a decision on which would be best for our dslr. Thanks for watching!!! Good luck!!!
We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I wish to do that trail but Iusually stick to easy/moderate trails. Do you think it's possible if I take the time? How hard and strenuous is the first part before the last mile which is the hardest I think?
The first 2 miles of the Angels Landing trail are fairly steep, but not nearly as exposed as the final half mile. Generally, Angels Landing is within the reach of just about anyone who takes the time to prepare mentally and physically. But you'll be the best judge of whether or not this or any trail is "too much" for you. Push yourself, but remember you are responsible for your own safety. We can guarantee you, that many people have surprised themselves by reaching summits they once thought out of their reach. Enjoy yourself, whether you make it to the summit or not. And remember to be safe and please, please -- Leave No Trace. Thanks for watching!!!!
The trail itself isn't all that challenging or long especially if you take your time. It is however quite dangerous if not done with care. I would certainly train up for it and then see how you feel on the 2 mile approach up to the ridge itself. If you feel completely exhausted you should turn back. The Ridge is not technically difficult but you should be as alert and in control as possible. Fatigue can impair your judgement and your coordination and as wonderful as this hike is it isn't worth adding any extra risk.
Thanks! Our goal is top notch content that inspires people to travel and adopt strict Leave No Trace ethics. The bag's an Osprey Syncro 20 liter. Great bag. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!! Hope to hear from you again and that you'll consider subscribing. Great stuff still to come!
It will be boiling hot there in August, likely around 100 degrees, as well as very crowded. You may want to go about right now, and do an early morning hike to avoid the hot temperatures and crowds. I'd suggest doing Angels Landing very early in the morning, and then The Narrows river hike if you're there later in the day when it's hot. It really helps cool you down.
Great video! But I have to ask, when did you go?? I just did this hike last week and the crowds were terrible! Seems like you were able to mostly avoid that. The narrow ledges were much less scary than I thought but the scrambling was much tougher than I'd anticipated. This video really captures that last section of the hike well!
We went in mid July when we shot this video. Crowds are becoming a problem but it's still possible to avoid them with a little extra effort. Think about what days and times other people are likely to attempt popular trails and then avoid them if possible. Here are a couple basic rules: -Get out early -Avoid free days, holidays and even weekends if possible -Visit during the off season We've had great luck avoiding the crowds even when hiking some of the more popular trails by following these guidelines where possible. Thanks so much for your comment! We're so glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi there,Great clip.I was wondering how scary this hike actually is? I'm not marvellous with heights (I wouldn't say totally terrified, but I would call it a healthy amount of self preservation). For example, how wide is the path at it's narrowest point would you say?
How "scary" is Angels Landing, is relative, depending on the individual. What we usually tell people is that hiking Angels Landing is more mental then anything else. Generally speaking the trail is, in our opinion more than wide enough for safe passage providing the trail isn't too crowded. It's the drops on either side that get into people's minds. And they shouldn't be taken likely, but with the a few exceptions where the trail narrows to 2 feet wide or less there should be plenty of room to maneuver. If you are able to keep your fears/anxiety in check and you are up to the physical challenge then Angels Landing need not be very "dangerous". But as always, the most important thing is to be honest with yourself and not push yourself beyond that which is safe for you. It may be beneficial to start with some of the smaller fin hikes out there before tackling Angels Landing. Arches national park has a number of sandstone fins in the Devils Garden section which are not nearly as tall as Angels Landing, but similar in width. Just a thought. We hope that was helpful. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. We hope you have an amazing time in Zion. It's one of our favorite places.
Angels Landing has been known to induce sweaty palms, tingling feet and thrills that last a lifetime. Hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
What period of the year was this video taken? I went to hike angel's landing recently and the amount of people on the trail was embarrassing, with cues up to ten minutes... I bet it's a totally different experience when not crowded.
Hope you had a great birthday! Did you make an attempt at climbing Angels Landing? Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Hope subscribe for for great content.
The summer months can get BRUTALLY hot in Zion, and I've found the best time to do this hike/climb is in the September / October period. Even then it can get quite hot in the afternoon, but if you get a really early start (like eat breakfast at 6am and start your climb around 7-7:30, the upward climb can be quite pleasant if challenging if one is not in shape, have a nice lunch at the top and rest a bit, and then start the downward journey as it's beginning to get hotter, sometimes around 90 degrees after noon. I do a workout class called Body Pump, and after I finished this hike, I felt like I had done TWO Body Pump classes back to back. But it was worth it! Go, don't regret not having done this wonderful trail.
I have such an urge to travel to US and visit NYC and then get to Zion, Yosemite, Glacier, Grand Canyon. I am sure i missed a few places.I just got a call from my last job and they are offering a job for a couple of months, because they are busy with harvesting. I promised my self i will never come back to that industry, but what the hell. The pay is much better than they paid me last time. I think i'll take it and with earned money fulfill my urge for adventure.
You will love those places that you mention. From Zion National Park, it's an easy drive to the north rim of the Grand Canyon, and I think it's a much nicer place than the south rim, where most tourists seem to go.
uselessjoe No I didn't get to go I spent over 200 bucks worth of camping equipment and sad enough my father didn't let me go because he refuses me to go sleep a night with my boyfriend lmao even though I'm 20 years old and have been dating him for three years. Just thought you should know since you asked. :( blah still mad about it
We went on July 13th in the morning. Going in the morning is key. If you can start your hike near sunrise you should be able to beat the crowds and the heat. We're so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching.
That really depends on experience, fitness level, the number of people on the trail. We can share information about distance and elevation gain, but we can't provide reliable time estimates.
Best to stay safe and know your limits, but pushing yourself a little can be very rewarding. Whatever you decide, have fun, be safe and leave no trace. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Angels Landing is an incredible hike, but everyone has to decide for themselves if they're up to the challenge. Whatever you decide we encourage you to be safe, leave no trace and enjoy.
Knowing how steep this hike was, I was more nervous hiking my way to the Arches than Angel landing.. Maybe because in Angels landing you actually have something to hold on to XD
RUAmplified don't get me started on Arches 😂 I was eleven when I did the hike to Delicate Arch, and I found the hike there very easy. However, on a whim, my mother can I decided to hop over the railing and walk out to the arch and stand underneath it. Walking around the giant, sandstone bowl, and standing under the narrow base of the arch with 100+ foot drop scared the heck out of me. We only wore tennis shoes and it was late November 😅
I haven't done any of these two, but it sounds ambitious! But if I have to make a decision between the two, it would most definitely be Angel landing because I like to have something to hold on to while hiking a steep trail. YIKES couldn't think of not having anything in front of me when it's very steep..
RUAmplified I found delicate arch easier to handle than Angels landing cause the sheer drop from the mountains top scared me to pieces. I did the complete delicate Arch one, because there the drop was a shallow one..though I was scared there as well..
Surprising that no one wanted to even try it. But, having worked with boy scouts myself, it may have been for the best. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
+korvettetampa Sorry for the delay. It sometimes takes a little while to respond to comments. Thanks for being patient. We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful.
Thank you so much for your reply. I have searched so long for this track on the web and can not find a website to dowload it ( only one that charges for 49 dollars ) . Would you be able to send me a link from a website where you downloaded it or maybe mail me the musicfile to korvettetampa@hotmail.com Hope to hear from you. Thank you so much in advance . Best regards Kore
+korvettetampa Unfortunately, we cannot share the actual music file with you. We had to purchase a license from the artist to use this song on our RUclips channel. We acquired our license from PremiumBeat.com. That's as far as we can go as far as helping you download the song for yourself. Sorry and good luck.
thank you for reply it is very nice of you. I already saw that website which is the only one I can find with that song.. i dont mind to py for it but 49 dollars sounds a little expensve
You used beautiful music for this video. I absolutely loved hiking zion national park. I didn't do Angel's Landing though, I didn't have proper hiking gear so I was a bit too afraid to do it!
Hard to say. Angels Landing is a spectacular hike that is well within the ability of most moderately fit hikers. But every person needs to assess their own situation/abilities. Remember you are responsible for your safety. Push yourself, but also know your own limits.
It's not for everybody, but with a little mental and physical preparation most people can make it to the summit. If you do attempt Angels Landing make sure to know your limits and travel at a pace that's appropriate. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Poeple think like its such a big hike. i did it and im only 11! Once i got there i realized it wasn't that bad!!! Poeple really need to stop over reacting! Bte its bueatiful! But like still yeah i understand poeple die from it but like.
Angels Landing at 11! You're a rockstar! Thanks so much for watching our video! Best of luck on your coming adventures. Remember to stay safe and Leave No Trace.
Yeah, it was beautiful. I had a recent visit in Zion National Park and I really loved it. You did a great video and I enjoyed watching it. By the way, I have some related videos in Utah on my page I hope you can check them out as I just started in this platform. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you since I just started following you.
one of the best of the Angel Landings videos; top 5
+uselessjoe You are so kind. We set out to make the best Angels Landing video we could. We feel we succeeded in a number of ways and were fortunate to capture much of what makes this hike so incredible. Thanks so much for watching!!!! Hope to hear from you again.
+uselessjoe You are so kind. We set out to make the best Angels Landing video we could. We feel we succeeded in a number of ways and were fortunate to capture much of what makes this hike so incredible. Thanks so much for watching!!!! Hope to hear from you again.
A great video - not just about hiking & the park. The way its composed its almost meditative. Great job!
Thanks! So glad you liked it!
WOW!! Stumped for words!! JUST WOW!!!!
***** You are kind. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your awesome video.
Our pleasure! So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing. Beautiful video!
musicheadim You are very kind! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!! We hope you'll check out some of our other videos as well, and offer any feedback on how we could improve our content. Thanks again.
AWE-INSPIRING VIDEO! Thanks for sharing it!
+Reggie Cardoso Thanks for watching!!!
Amazing! Thank you so much for this lovely video!
+Имхо Субъектич Thank you so much for watching! We hope you'll spend some time watching our other videos and let us know how we might improve our content.
This is very well shot. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to my trip this weekend to Zion
Thanks! Have fun on your trip. Let us know how our video holds up to the experience.
Wow. That's an amazing view.
I used to live less than 20 miles from Zion NP and did this hike often. Thanks for sharing this, brings back beautiful memories.
stunning footage man!
you captured the hike very well, thanks for sharing this!
highspacefox Thanks so much. Zion is an amazing place, making stunning footage fairly easy to come by. Thanks so much for watching!
love this place...that hike is amazing!
We couldn't agree more! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Lovely, you have captured the essence of the Angel's Landing climb. It was one of the highlights of my already adventure filled life, and I plan on doing this hike/climb again, maybe on my 70th birthday later this year.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it. Angels Landing is one of a kind. We wish you the best on your 70th birthday! There are definitely worse ways to celebrate.
Wonderful place and excelent video.I will go to Zion in june so I am definitely decided to go there.Thanks for sharing.
Wow what a amazing video i was in zion park a view years ago it is one of my favorite parks thanx guys for sharring 👍
It's one of our favorites too. Thanks so much for watching!!! Hope you'll consider subscribing. We've got some great stuff coming up.
Awesome! I did this all the way to the top (landing) 5 years ago. My heart still beats while I remember every step of the way watching this wonderful and most daring hike. Thanks for sharing. Great video!
Carol Laughlin So glad you liked it. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Beautiful video. Not sure if you realized the large bird you were filming was a California Condor. I'm heading to Zion NP end of Sept. As a birder, if I see a condor when we are climbing Angel's Landing I could probably die right there as my life would be complete.
We did realize it was a California Condor. It was and remains one of the top highlights of our travels. He (Condor 299) made a number of passes over Angels Landing, at times no more than 15 ft over our heads.
Sadly however, Condor 299 like his mate died of lead poisoning the year after we shot this footage. While there are still condors to be seen in Zion National Park 299 was a special animal who frequented the cliffs along Angels Landing more than any other condor. His story and our time watching him instantly made us greater advocates of wildlife protections.
We wish the very best on your trip to Zion and hope you have a truly memorable condor sighting. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Watched this episode and felt like praying, thank you God for putting this channel in my path. Subscribed.
Awesome! Thank you! More to come.
Fantastic video..!! :-)
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What a wonderful video ( great job)Thanks a lot for given me that memory of the greatest trail I ever did in my life.I wish i could do it again anytime in the future.
Thanks so much! Angels Landing is one of a kind. Here's hoping you make it again!
This hike is sick! Don't go if you are afraid of heights. But, the reward of the views you get along the trail and at the top are worth it.
Gorgeous movie!!! WOW.... just amazing!
The Mrs. KKB You are very kind! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!! We hope you'll check out some of our other videos as well, and offer any feedback on how we could improve our content. Thanks again.
Zion is a yearly trip for me. I went for the first time in 2009 and now I go every year because I love it so much. Its like being in a totally different world. If you havent gone I would highly suggest you go and also go to Bryce Canyon as well
I did both and loved it so much!
Derek Smith weekly for me 😝
I love your video, I went last week such a great and Gorgeous place for hiking, dangerous but love it ❤️👍🏼
Beautiful Zion..they say it's a very dangerous hike
We'd suggest it's not as dangerous as some people say. It's of course important to be safe and only proceed if comfortable, but there's plenty of space for a safe hike to and from the summit. If your up for the mental challenge and enjoy Zion National Park then Angels Landing is definitely a must do.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!! Make sure to check out our Zion Narrows video.
Hands down, My fave hiking trail! :)
Great video. Great camera work. The music is very fitting. This has to be one of the most amazing places on the planet.
Thank yo so much! Glad you enjoyed our video.
Zion is one of a kind for sure. It’s one of our favorites. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
Great footage! Love the surrounding footage of the hawk and other things to help give a more complete experience. Also, the motion lapse at 4:46 is spectacular.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it!
The hawk was actually a California Condor. The condor and the Mexican spotted owl toward the beginning of the video are both endangered the condor especially. They remain two of our most memorable and rare wildlife sightings.
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@@HomeInWildSpaces Thanks for the thoughtful reply and education :)
Subscribing was a no brainer :)
amazing! Can't wait to hike this!
Incredible. We has a blast hiking this back in April!
Pure Adirondacks It's an incredible trail. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!! We'd welcome any feedback you'd care to offer. Let us know how we might improve our content. Thanks again!
i froze up about quarter of the way. My heart was beating so hard. My hands get sweaty just watching this video.
Definitely best to be safe. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Same here at it took me 2-3 times more time than anyone to even do 1/4th of this hike. Just stopped at the first view point area and then came down and waited for my friend. Its been a decade since I did it, but I still feel the fear of heights when seeing this video. Gorgeous view from the top though. I wish I will have the courage and fitness level to try it out someday though in the future.
majestically beautiful.........truly good medicine!
+Hike with Mike So glad you liked it. Hiking always does our bodies and souls good. And Angels Landing in particular always makes the heart soar. Thanks so much for watching!!!!!
+Hike with Mike So glad you liked it. Hiking always does our bodies and souls good. And Angels Landing in particular always makes the heart soar. Thanks so much for watching!!!!!
Great video! Looking forward to doing this hike in two weeks :)
Audrey Choi, MD Enjoy! Word to the wise: Start early. The lighting is spectacular and the temperature will be more comfortable. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Awesome video ... thanks!
You are very kind. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
very well made video.
+korvettetampa Thank you! We're so glad you enjoyed it. We invite you check out some of our other videos and let us know how we might improve our content. Thanks again for watching!
Beautiful video work!
Interesting Ted Thanks! We're so glad you enjoyed our video. Thanks for watching!!! If you have any feedback on how we could improve our content, we'd love to hear it!
We've been there this morning and your video shows exactly how it is there, with all the little beautiful details. I was too scared to do that part of the hike and its beyond me how many people do it and put themselves at such risk. Well done though, what an incredible trail! The views were heavenly but also scary and intimidating. I'm envious you got to the very top but I'd never be able to do it! Thanks for sharing, wonderful job!
very gorgeous view. wow
That it was. Zion is absolutely stunning! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
this was great
I'll be there in August this year - my anticaption is bigger because of this awesome video!
Greetings from Germany
Grüss dich!!! Best of luck on you trip. We're thrilled that you enjoyed our video and hope you enjoy your visit!
Made it to Scouts Lookout twice........keep chickening out for the last half mile. My fear of heights is holding me back and even as I watch your amazing video, my stomach just churns. Going for Observation Point in the near future..........I think I'll be O.K. because only one side at a time is exposed to such dizzying heights. Wish me luck!
It's always best to err on the side of caution. Good Luck when hiking to Observation Point. We honestly don't know which is more spectacular Angels Landing or Observation Point. We invite you to check out our Observation Point video if you haven't done so already. Thanks so much for watching and commenting on our Angels Landing video!!!
We hiked in Zion in March. We chose to hike the East Rim and Cable Mountain and avoid the crowds on AL. Thanks for sharing your trip! Seeing the top of Angel's Landing from Cable Mountain was amazing, but not like being there. That condor must have followed you up!
We have our hike posted if you are interested. Very nice video!
Awesome video! i have been going to Zion since 1972, when my brother married into a family that owns Zion Ponderosa Resort east of the parki; i have property just east of the park as well; rode my bicycle through the tunnel (no can do now); drove up and down the canyon (no can do now); did the Subway; did Orderville Canyon hike into the narrows with friend and her three year old son; hiked Observation Point and Cable Mountain Trails; awesome place. Never did Angels Landing, until last year, at age 63. Holy mother of fookin' shite! Awesome; My advice; pray that the Park Service limits tour bus admissions or maybe stops them completely; the place is overrun! Stay out of Utah
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Hi again,3 more questions.
Where abouts did you see the Mexican Spotted Owl (0:24)?
Where were you when you saw the Californian Condor (0:45)?
And what time of were you here?
I would really love to see both those birds.Thanks in advance.
We saw the Mexican Spotted Owl in Refrigerator Canyon, which you'll almost certainly travel through on your way to Angels Landing. Spotting one of these owls takes a fair bit of luck and preferably quiet co-hikers (unfortunately uncommon on popular trails like Angels Landing).
We saw condor 299 while hiking along the final half mile to the summit, and then again from the top of Angels Landing. We wish everyone could witness these majestic birds soaring along Zion's towering cliffs like we did when hiking Angels Landing. The experience was awe-inspiring.
Unfortunately condor 299 died of lead poisoning shortly after we spotted him from Angels Landing. He had made it a habit to frequent those cliffs more than other condors and since his death condor sightings along Angels Landing have become drastically less common.
We wish you the best of luck and hope you'll catch a glimpse of these two rare birds. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
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Thank you for your time in responding. Im going to head to vermillion cliffs after Zion (there is a release point for condors up there). Fingers crossed. Its a real shame about the angels landing condor.
Bloody hunting.
Good luck!
was there July 17, 2015 ))))) incredible!!!!!
Vlad Rodi We couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
If I go to the USA in a few years from here in the UK, I would make a point to backpack and hike rural America, and see the small towns rather than spend the trip in the big cities etc.
I need to experience places like Yosemite, Monument Valley and Zion National Park for myself.
The beauty of the earth is breathtaking
An excellent plan! Good luck!
I loved the video and thought it was shot very professionally.
I see you already answered in the comments below you used a GoPro 3+ Black. Is this what you used to shoot the amazing film of the owl in 0:25 and the flying condor in 2:04? Also how did you achieve such a steady camera shot while walking, and the slow panning for instance at 4:43?
We used a GoPro for all the walking and panning shots. The Mexican Spotted Owl and the condor were both filmed using a Canyon SX40 HS with a long zoom.
As for the steady footage: we used a small steady cam rig and used stabilizing software during post production. The panning time-lapse at the end of the video was achieved by affixing our GoPro to the top of an egg timer.
Hope that was helpful! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!!!
Beautiful
What is the music!?! Absolutely stunning, along with the scenery!!
Wow! Just did this hike today. I was too focused on the hike to look for wild life. What kind of owl and rapture did you capture? Thanks fir the share! I do wildlife photography as a hobby and would love to see some on my trip!!
We're jealous. It's been a while since we hiked Angels. To answer your question: it was a Mexican Spotted Owl. Definitely a unique sighting. We worry though. With the increasing crowds, we haven't seen as many animals in Zion. Certainly not as many on the busier trails.
We want our fellow travelers to have the same opportunities we've had, but the noisier and more disruptive people are, the fewer unique wildlife sightings there will be.
Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. We hope to hear from you again!
I honestly the hike itself isn't really challenging. The worst part is how crowded it was. The cliffs are scary and dizzying but as far as the hike itself goes, not too bad. Definitely an amazing thrill worth the experience with amazing views!
Nice video! I just posted a vlog of my hike up Angels Landing and found this through the suggested videos. It's such a beautiful trail! :)
Me and my sisters hiked this trail whrn we went to Zion as it was our first hike we did it in regular shoes and with 1 water bottle, this was one of the scarriest expriences of my life, I will never hike something so high again
wow!!!! do you go down the same way you came up?
hlau107 You do indeed. There are other trails available along the way, including those leading to Kolob Arch, West Rim and even the Kolob Terrace if you're up for the additional distance. Angels Landing is the most famous hike, but Zion with it's many one of a kind trails is a Wild Spaces Mecca. Thanks so much for watching!!!
Great video...going there in May on my home from California. What sound track did you use? Thanks!!!
+Jeffrey Wright Thanks! Enjoy your visit. We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful.
Such an inspiring video, Thanks for sharing. Planning on going in November to Zion to experience fall foliage. Will be attempting Angels Landing and Narrows. Any tips or consideration to keep in mind?
Smitha Sathyanarayana So glad you like our video! Enjoy the fall colors, they may be a thing of the past in Zion Canyon during our lifetimes.
As far as tips go:
-Angels Landing is more about the mental game than anything. While physical ability is important, knowing your limits, and staying calm and focused is likely more important.
-For the Narrows, wear quality footwear which will be ok when wet, plan for potentially cold conditions, use a sturdy hiking stick. They make a huge difference in faster water.
-Know before you go (Weather/Trail Conditions/Flash Flood potential/Emergency Plan/etc)
-Leave Absolutely No Trace (Pack out ALL trash, Stay on trail. Even when others don't)
-Be courteous to fellow hikers and wildlife
-Enjoy! Angels Landing and the Narrows are both world class, one of a kind outdoor experiences.
Finally, we invite you to stay tuned. We hike the Narrows a few weeks ago and plan to release that and other videos in the coming months. Thanks so much for watching!!! Enjoy your trip!
Awesome video! Makes me excited to go next week! And words of advice?? :)
Hungry Jewlz 1. Prepare yourself (physically/mentally/Check Weather/Research Trail)
2. Start Early (Cooler Temperatures/Smaller Crowds)
3. Be courteous of other hikers
4. Leave Absolutely No Trace
5. Be Safe (Know your limits)
6. Enjoy every step (There is only one Angels Landing)
Hope that is helpful. We were just there two days ago and Zion is just as beautiful as ever. Good luck! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!
Love all your videos! I've seen you carrying the red Osprey backpack in couple of videos, and would like to know which model it is?! Thanks :)
Thanks! We appreciate the your support. The red Osprey pack is a syncro 20 liter. They may or may not still be in production. It's been a great back and has served us well on many, many miles of trail.
Hope that helps! Thanks again for watching and commenting!
@@HomeInWildSpaces appreciate your response! I've been looking for a good day pack, and yours seemed about the right size (20L) I was looking for :) safe travels and look forward to more videos!
Idk how so many people do this, my hands are sweating, my legs are shaking, and I feel like I'm gonna pass out just watching this.
Definitely not for the faint of heart. We were in Zion again this week on Angels Landing. A good number of people turned back.
There’s no shame in knowing your limits. Angels Landing is an incredible trail, but there are other incredible hikes in Zion.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
@@HomeInWildSpaces Glad to know I'm not the only one too afraid to do it, seeing little kids to do it makes me kind of embarrassed. Great video though, I love hiking up mountains but my fear of heights is too intense to do anything near cliffs so I miss out on a lot, I get to kind of experience it vicariously through videos like this.
Glad you enjoyed our video! Thanks so much for taking the time to share your thoughts!
We hope to hear from you again. Happy trails!!!
What camera did you use and what editing software? I'm wanting to get some better edits and am looking for some affordable software. Thanks!
BackpackingVideos As far as cameras go. We carry two cameras at all times, a GoPro Hero 3+ and Canon SX40-HS which doesn't have a lot of features or even optimal quality when compared to many DSLRs but it also doesn't require carrying heavy lenses and other equipment which makes a pretty big difference when you're on the move.
Beyond that we carry a quality tripod and small steady cam rig. As far as Software goes, I edit almost exclusively in Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, and will occasionally wander into Premiere. Neither Final Cut or Premiere are particularly low priced, especially if you are considering Final Cut and do not already have an Apple computer capable of doing the work. But they get the job done and have their own pros and cons.
I hope that is helpful. Thanks so much for watching!!! We'd love to hear your thoughts on more of our videos, especially if you think we might improve our content. Good luck!
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing this.
It appears to me that you are using a stabilizer for your shots looks awesome.
If so, please let me know what your using and if you have any recommendation on what I should get for my SLR Camera (Cannon Rebel T6i)
Thank you!
We used a generic stabilizer for our GoPro (not suitable for slurs). As for a stabilizing for your slr. There are lots of great options out there, we couldn't refer you to any in particular. We're still trying to make a decision on which would be best for our dslr.
Thanks for watching!!! Good luck!!!
What the music you used for the video? Sounds familiar
We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Doug Vandegrift its a version of the theme from the movie Inception by Hans Zimmer. Its on Spotify :)
I wish to do that trail but Iusually stick to easy/moderate trails. Do you think it's possible if I take the time? How hard and strenuous is the first part before the last mile which is the hardest I think?
The first 2 miles of the Angels Landing trail are fairly steep, but not nearly as exposed as the final half mile. Generally, Angels Landing is within the reach of just about anyone who takes the time to prepare mentally and physically. But you'll be the best judge of whether or not this or any trail is "too much" for you.
Push yourself, but remember you are responsible for your own safety. We can guarantee you, that many people have surprised themselves by reaching summits they once thought out of their reach. Enjoy yourself, whether you make it to the summit or not. And remember to be safe and please, please -- Leave No Trace. Thanks for watching!!!!
The trail itself isn't all that challenging or long especially if you take your time. It is however quite dangerous if not done with care. I would certainly train up for it and then see how you feel on the 2 mile approach up to the ridge itself. If you feel completely exhausted you should turn back. The Ridge is not technically difficult but you should be as alert and in control as possible. Fatigue can impair your judgement and your coordination and as wonderful as this hike is it isn't worth adding any extra risk.
l live 30mins away beautiful place
Lucky! Zion is one of our favorite locations. Thanks for watching!!!!!
What type of book bag you got there ? Great video. I be here in 2019 Aug
Thanks! Our goal is top notch content that inspires people to travel and adopt strict Leave No Trace ethics. The bag's an Osprey Syncro 20 liter. Great bag.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!! Hope to hear from you again and that you'll consider subscribing. Great stuff still to come!
@@HomeInWildSpaces thank you
It will be boiling hot there in August, likely around 100 degrees, as well as very crowded. You may want to go about right now, and do an early morning hike to avoid the hot temperatures and crowds. I'd suggest doing Angels Landing very early in the morning, and then The Narrows river hike if you're there later in the day when it's hot. It really helps cool you down.
Great video! But I have to ask, when did you go?? I just did this hike last week and the crowds were terrible! Seems like you were able to mostly avoid that. The narrow ledges were much less scary than I thought but the scrambling was much tougher than I'd anticipated. This video really captures that last section of the hike well!
We went in mid July when we shot this video. Crowds are becoming a problem but it's still possible to avoid them with a little extra effort. Think about what days and times other people are likely to attempt popular trails and then avoid them if possible.
Here are a couple basic rules:
-Get out early
-Avoid free days, holidays and even weekends if possible
-Visit during the off season
We've had great luck avoiding the crowds even when hiking some of the more popular trails by following these guidelines where possible.
Thanks so much for your comment! We're so glad you enjoyed the video.
Hi there,Great clip.I was wondering how scary this hike actually is? I'm not marvellous with heights (I wouldn't say totally terrified, but I would call it a healthy amount of self preservation). For example, how wide is the path at it's narrowest point would you say?
How "scary" is Angels Landing, is relative, depending on the individual. What we usually tell people is that hiking Angels Landing is more mental then anything else. Generally speaking the trail is, in our opinion more than wide enough for safe passage providing the trail isn't too crowded. It's the drops on either side that get into people's minds. And they shouldn't be taken likely, but with the a few exceptions where the trail narrows to 2 feet wide or less there should be plenty of room to maneuver.
If you are able to keep your fears/anxiety in check and you are up to the physical challenge then Angels Landing need not be very "dangerous". But as always, the most important thing is to be honest with yourself and not push yourself beyond that which is safe for you. It may be beneficial to start with some of the smaller fin hikes out there before tackling Angels Landing. Arches national park has a number of sandstone fins in the Devils Garden section which are not nearly as tall as Angels Landing, but similar in width.
Just a thought. We hope that was helpful. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. We hope you have an amazing time in Zion. It's one of our favorite places.
i was here!!
Why are my palms sweaty and feet tingly right now?
Angels Landing has been known to induce sweaty palms, tingling feet and thrills that last a lifetime. Hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
What period of the year was this video taken? I went to hike angel's landing recently and the amount of people on the trail was embarrassing, with cues up to ten minutes... I bet it's a totally different experience when not crowded.
Timing is key. We went during the peak of summer, but began early. Makes a big difference.
Thanks for watching!!!
I’ll be there tomorrow for my birthday. Not sure I’m brave enough for this.
Hope you had a great birthday! Did you make an attempt at climbing Angels Landing?
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I have been wanting to do this hike. I am curious what month did you hike the trail?
The summer months can get BRUTALLY hot in Zion, and I've found the best time to do this hike/climb is in the September / October period. Even then it can get quite hot in the afternoon, but if you get a really early start (like eat breakfast at 6am and start your climb around 7-7:30, the upward climb can be quite pleasant if challenging if one is not in shape, have a nice lunch at the top and rest a bit, and then start the downward journey as it's beginning to get hotter, sometimes around 90 degrees after noon. I do a workout class called Body Pump, and after I finished this hike, I felt like I had done TWO Body Pump classes back to back. But it was worth it! Go, don't regret not having done this wonderful trail.
I have such an urge to travel to US and visit NYC and then get to Zion, Yosemite, Glacier, Grand Canyon. I am sure i missed a few places.I just got a call from my last job and they are offering a job for a couple of months, because they are busy with harvesting. I promised my self i will never come back to that industry, but what the hell. The pay is much better than they paid me last time. I think i'll take it and with earned money fulfill my urge for adventure.
You will love those places that you mention. From Zion National Park, it's an easy drive to the north rim of the Grand Canyon, and I think it's a much nicer place than the south rim, where most tourists seem to go.
I can't believe I'm going here tomorrow 😭😭😭😭😭
***** We're envious. Enjoy!!! Thanks for watching!!!
+Daniela Villa did you? did you love it?
uselessjoe No I didn't get to go I spent over 200 bucks worth of camping equipment and sad enough my father didn't let me go because he refuses me to go sleep a night with my boyfriend lmao even though I'm 20 years old and have been dating him for three years. Just thought you should know since you asked. :( blah still mad about it
+uselessjoe I'm going the end of June - day hike - you can join me
around what time of day & year did you do this hike! it doesn't look crowded at all! such a great video, thank you for sharing!
We went on July 13th in the morning. Going in the morning is key. If you can start your hike near sunrise you should be able to beat the crowds and the heat. We're so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching.
what camera do you use?
For this video we used a Gopro 3+ Black.
How many hours does it take to get to the top?
That really depends on experience, fitness level, the number of people on the trail. We can share information about distance and elevation gain, but we can't provide reliable time estimates.
what's the music you played?
Do you go down the same way you went up?
Yep. It's an out and back trail.
Yep. It's an out and back trail.
I will be there in Oct, I really want to try this hike but I am not 100% sure I can handle it.
Best to stay safe and know your limits, but pushing yourself a little can be very rewarding.
Whatever you decide, have fun, be safe and leave no trace. Thanks for watching and commenting.
oh my! my friend wants to do this but the hikes we do in LA seem mild compared to this. Good grief. so beautiful but i'm petrified.
Angels Landing is an incredible hike, but everyone has to decide for themselves if they're up to the challenge. Whatever you decide we encourage you to be safe, leave no trace and enjoy.
Knowing how steep this hike was, I was more nervous hiking my way to the Arches than Angel landing.. Maybe because in Angels landing you actually have something to hold on to XD
RUAmplified don't get me started on Arches 😂 I was eleven when I did the hike to Delicate Arch, and I found the hike there very easy. However, on a whim, my mother can I decided to hop over the railing and walk out to the arch and stand underneath it. Walking around the giant, sandstone bowl, and standing under the narrow base of the arch with 100+ foot drop scared the heck out of me. We only wore tennis shoes and it was late November 😅
Carson TheKittyCAt wow
I haven't done any of these two, but it sounds ambitious! But if I have to make a decision between the two, it would most definitely be Angel landing because I like to have something to hold on to while hiking a steep trail. YIKES couldn't think of not having anything in front of me when it's very steep..
RUAmplified dude arches are easy
RUAmplified I found delicate arch easier to handle than Angels landing cause the sheer drop from the mountains top scared me to pieces. I did the complete delicate Arch one, because there the drop was a shallow one..though I was scared there as well..
I was there a couple years ago with Boy Scouts, we hiked the narrows but no one wanted to do angels landing
Surprising that no one wanted to even try it. But, having worked with boy scouts myself, it may have been for the best.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Hi,
please let me know what the song is called. ?
Thank you
+korvettetampa Sorry for the delay. It sometimes takes a little while to respond to comments. Thanks for being patient. We used a selection of native american flute scales and a track call "Reverence" by Reaktor Productions. Hope that's helpful.
Thank you so much for your reply. I have searched so long for this track on the web and can not find a website to dowload it ( only one that charges for 49 dollars ) . Would you be able to send me a link from a website where you downloaded it or maybe mail me the musicfile to korvettetampa@hotmail.com Hope to hear from you. Thank you so much in advance . Best regards Kore
+korvettetampa Unfortunately, we cannot share the actual music file with you. We had to purchase a license from the artist to use this song on our RUclips channel. We acquired our license from PremiumBeat.com. That's as far as we can go as far as helping you download the song for yourself. Sorry and good luck.
thank you for reply it is very nice of you. I already saw that website which is the only one I can find with that song.. i dont mind to py for it but 49 dollars sounds a little expensve
+korvettetampa Yeah, most of the cost on that site goes toward the license to use the song online. I'm not sure where else you might find the song.
You used beautiful music for this video. I absolutely loved hiking zion national park. I didn't do Angel's Landing though, I didn't have proper hiking gear so I was a bit too afraid to do it!
Understandable. When it comes to Angels Landing and the outdoors in general it's always best to know your limits and make sure you're prepared.
Good call, I had terrible shoes that kept slipping in the gravely rocks of the climb..so in the end only did about quarter of the climb.
should I hike up there?
Hard to say. Angels Landing is a spectacular hike that is well within the ability of most moderately fit hikers. But every person needs to assess their own situation/abilities.
Remember you are responsible for your safety. Push yourself, but also know your own limits.
June 2015. We will be there!
btw what is the song called
What is the title of the music?
+Istvan Horvath Reverence by Reaktor Productions
Did someone fell before?
More than 10 people have fallen and been killed while hiking this trail since 2010. A sobering reminder to not underestimate this trail.
Hey it's the place from the honest hearts doc in fallout
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i really want to do this hike but just watching this video i was getting so much anxiety
It's not for everybody, but with a little mental and physical preparation most people can make it to the summit. If you do attempt Angels Landing make sure to know your limits and travel at a pace that's appropriate.
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
+At Home In Wild Spaces thanks for the advice
I would never do this too chicken I be afraid of falling.
What a coward I am. I can barely even watch this let alone make the climb. I don't understand how someone can do this. My hat's off to you.
First time is always the scariest. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Hope you'll check out our other videos.
All of it looks like petrified wood.
Nice video. Definitely NOT 2.7k though.
Poeple think like its such a big hike. i did it and im only 11! Once i got there i realized it wasn't that bad!!! Poeple really need to stop over reacting! Bte its bueatiful! But like still yeah i understand poeple die from it but like.
Angels Landing at 11! You're a rockstar! Thanks so much for watching our video! Best of luck on your coming adventures.
Remember to stay safe and Leave No Trace.
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Beautiful
Thank you! So glad you liked it.
Yeah, it was beautiful. I had a recent visit in Zion National Park and I really loved it. You did a great video and I enjoyed watching it. By the way, I have some related videos in Utah on my page I hope you can check them out as I just started in this platform. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you since I just started following you.