Hiking Red Byrd Arch in the Red River Gorge - 4K
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- a rainy day hike to Red Byrd Arch
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Such a beautiful video and adventure Elliot! Sounddesign and editing are top-notch. Really relaxing and calming but exciting at the same time. Was great following you through this green and flourishing forest. The woods are my favorite areas to shoot videos and go for a hike, especially in summer. You definitely got a new follower here. Have a wonderful week. Best wishes, Mario
Hello Mario! Wow thank you for the kind words and support! I have subscribed to your channel, love seeing your dog hiking with you! Hope the best for you! Keep Exploring! - Elliot
Wonderful hike, so peaceful and serene.
Hi friend, thank you!
Hi Elliot. Really love your videos. I’ve been to Red Byrd twice. The first time I wore shorts and tore up my legs. Learned my lesson and the second time I had long hiking pants on. Was worth the pain and all those downed trees. Great arch! Try Cherokee sometime. It’s a good one too.
I really like the reviews at the end of videos, they are very helpful. Also you got some nice shots in this video man a lot of good scenes!
Thanks, Stephen! I appreciate your feedback! Hope you are having a great summer so far.
Absolutely love the sound design man. The editing is also really good man love the vibe with this. Keep it up!
Appreciate it!
I’ve been to this arch back in 2020. I went by myself and my dog and definitely if you’re not good with navigating, easy to get lost. but the arch is worth it especially since it’s very secluded.
Great video!! Really enjoy how you put the video together. I visited Red Byrd myself last year, but I took the route along the other side of the river. It truly is a magical place!
P.S - Please do not camp/make fires in rock shelters like this 😃
Hi friend! I would be interested in trying the other side of the river! Thanks for the kind words and the important reminder of camping etiquette! God Bless!
This trail, mostly interconnected old logging roads, has a lot of blowdown and deadfall. It's an unmarked trail and you can get lost without navigational aids and the knowledge and ability to use them. The arch is beautiful and if trail conditions were better I'd recommend it to almost anyone. However, the trail is a debris field in many places and there are so many side trails to get lost on, it makes this trail unfit for the uninitiated. Personally, I am 67 and love this trail.
I love the history you gave behind this trail! It makes this trail so much more unique. Thank you for your comment!
@Elliot Huff I went there again yesterday. I heard a Facebook group of 8 had been there since me. The trail is now well trodden. The uninitiated will find it easier to negotiate. The last descent is now denuded. I was shocked by the trail degradation. I went with a hiking buddy this time. He found a new pillar arch, he'll be submitting, on one of the cliffline faces he was exploring in the area.(If your submission is accepted you get to legally name the arch.) We walked down to the Red River nearby where we found a nice swimming and fishing hole just to the west. We were looking for an access trail to the Douglas Trail.
Thjs fall we plan on further exploration of the ravines in the area fully expecting to find arches we will get to name.
I think those may have been Indian pointer trees you captured.
Hi there, is that what they're called? I found quite a few of them on this trail actually and didn't know what they were. Thanks for pointing them out!