Official Map: tnstateparks.com/assets/pdf/additional-content/17-savage-gulf-web2.pdf May you live in interesting times: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_you_live_in_interesting_times Hummingbird Moth: www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/pollinators/pollinator-of-the-month/hummingbird_moth.shtml Five Guys song: ruclips.net/video/DcJFdCmN98s/видео.html (also, interestingly, three days before I posted this video, or a few weeks after I filmed it, Daym Drops himself commented on the Schmoyoho video and posted another Five Guys review. I listened to that Schmoyoho song hundreds of times back in the day)
I had a similar pack the kelty red cloud 90. Kelty really seemed to designed the hip belt to ride high on the hips. I've since moved to a mystery ranch sphinx 60 and It's the most comfortable pack ever!!
Hi! We are the "older couple" you mention in the video! We didn't realize you were famous when we met on the trail. Savage Gulf is a tough loop, but the rock features and waterfalls made it worthwhile. We hauled and did it in 3 days. Love your honest feelings, we laughed because we said the same things at almost the exact same places.
Yep. It is a Hummingbird Moth. I love watching them around flowers. They seem to visit and check every bloom on a plant, sometimes two or three times over. They're busy little creatures.
@@oberKGBler I think for beginners that is what we do. I watched gear channels to get an idea of what to buy and what was available. But as I subscribed more to gear channels it brought this channel and others to my algorithm lol. I also think there are subscribers to gear channels that never really get into backpacking.
It's the same with me...I did one of those in Costa Rica and it was terrifying especially 50 ft up in the Monteverde area. It was like the bridge bounced higher than my actual height
All the channels I have watched about hiking and camping this one has to be the best. All the vids are so well done and edited and you guys are all charismatic and funny. I enjoy all the vids. I’m late to the game but I’m in for the watches! Thanks for making my long ass days at work a little bearable lol
Its amazing talking to Robby ,it long walk To see the veiws sorrounds with the straims running water clear injoying looking whe Rbby get water bag to feel those fresh water from the straim running water. So many Falls In the site , differents Flower pink color and white a noice of Birds, and bulb eagle fying in the sky.a lot of stone sorrounds Rbby fails tire so many run 40 miles you can immGine that any way injoing looking to him eating and his pack bach and relax feeling. Sleeping and drop of Rain and cold feeling he injoiy sleeping with that the next day walking again with so bragest along the trail. Walking alone with its amazing even thought to much tired to walk but its relaxing feeling when drp the packbag. And preparing his food injoiyed looking for that..Thing in general i like is the Falls diffferents king of noice running freshing winds flows to him feel good Inappreciated with that Thank you for nation creation of God that you feel good..my name is Dolly in los angeles i live in Thank Rubby Californian forest nice. Love it.
Adventure Archives helped inspire me to start hiking a few years back, and since I live in middle Tennessee, Savage Gulf was the first place I started! Seeing this video was absolutely amazing to me! Ranger Falls is an absolute jewel, still amazes me that all that water goes straight into the ground! If you go back during summer or dry times water can be hard to come by, I’d love to see you go back with the rest of the guys! Great trip Robby thank you so much for sharing!
We do a lot of hiking in Savage Gulf and the South Cumberland State Park area - we LOVE IT! The area is packed with excellent views, rocky scrambles and amazing waterfalls. Thank you for documenting and sharing your great adventure with us.
FIRST: THIS VIDEO WAS AWESOME! B: Here's a list of all the food crimes in this episode... 1. Lasagna flavored Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal 2. Week old, fermented PB&J 3. Pad Thai flavored Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal 4. Chocolate cheesecake flavored blueberry o atmeal 5. Every trail meal combined Cinnamon oatmeal
Living in the west, I have not heard of the Savage Gulf. Thanks to this video, now I know how beautiful Tennessee is! This is a fantastic spring adventure; you can smell that fresh air and feel the excitement of everything coming back to life.
I had never heard of this place until I ran across this video. My wife and I had to go see it. What an amazing place! We fell in love with it. How weird. Some of the gorge is like the Grand Canyon with trees. The waterfalls are spectacular. We plan on returning again and again.
I just noticed, an extra 59k subscribers! The algorithm has been kind, your channel deserves a lot more subbies. I think I’m just being greedy here, I figure the more subs the more Robby does awesome hikes like this for us to watch.
Dude how are you not drenched in sweat during any part of this video. lol Incredible stuff here. I love these solo videos and appreciate you producing/shooting/narrating and probably editing it too.
YES! This is my old stomping grounds first visit was 1997, proposed to my wife in 2006 near Ranger Falls, actually at the sink you see at 18:22, proposed at that exact spot. Many nights at Alum Gap, Hobbs Cabin, Sawmill Camp, Stops at Schwoon Spring.. I am exited to watch this.
Yes exactly!!! Robbie... I figured you were around 28. But you did say... Lordy Lordy, look who’s 40.... still, I’m guessing you are a ways off from there!
part of his heritage is good aging, on average (he also kept thin, which a lot of people just guess your age based on how slim and otherwise in shape you are).
PS - he says "look whose forty... almost forty" in this video - do probably more like 38-ish. Also - Not sure why someone who is 36 would say "almost 40", but to each their own if he is that age and not actually closer to 40.
Robby, I've been binge watching your videos. Absolutely LOVE all your videos! Brings me back to my happy days of backpacking and hiking. Can't imagine how many miles you're really hiking when factoring in going back to get the camera.
From one no-hipped hiker to another (from another): socks! A girl I once met on a trail advised me to stuff socks between my hips and the hip-belt and it worked really well. I now have a pack that fits me better, but it's still a great trick for when I lose that bit of fat when hiking a lot haha. Also, loved the video! They're always so relaxing.
FANTASTIC side episode. Anybody else feel like that *didn't* feel like almost 2 hours long? Also DEEP appreciation for the little pointing montage. That's gonna earn you some Swear Money.
Man I absolutely love your solo hikes. One of my favorites. I guess I watched the Timberline Trail 5 times already :D - And keep up the length. I love it when those episodes are long because in this case I can split watching it and got enough for a week when I enjoy my breakfast/lunch. Great one mate! Cheers from Vienna
That hamburger bite was just so real.. I'm sure it was as delish as it looked. Cool music! Great hike thanks for taking us & sharing your trail foodie bloopers etc
I told you guys about the Savage Gulf years ago so it is great that you got to experience it. I think a few highlights ofthe park were not covered that being Greeter Falls and The Historic Stage Coach trail. Anyway, the Savage Gulf is just one of six areas that comprise the South Cumberland SP. A few have already mentioned The Fiery Gizzard Trail which is a must! If you want really large waterfalls that are close to the Savage Gulf then there is Fall Creek Falls (256 ft), Burgess Falls (130 ft), Virgin Falls (110 ft.) and several 50-90 footers.
Greeter Falls is truly one of the highlights of Savage Gulf State Natural Area. It is a disappointment not to see it featured here. It is only 1.4 miles from Alum Gap Campsite (where Robby camped his first night there) to Greeter Falls. Then from Greeter Falls to Big-Creek Gulf Trail about 1.2 miles. It only would have added 2.6 miles.
Great video. This channel does a amazing job of making me feel like I am there. The custom music is also amazing. And Robby's commentary is also pretty funny.
Hahahaha "Soooo, this is what dispair feels like." I've been there too. 😂 Reminder for you Robby: your pants are too big, and your backpack is falling apart.
Another excellent solo hike. Footage is superb. I think I have watched all of your groups videos 2-3 times now. Peaceful and relaxing. Only to think I haven’t hiked in 40 years and at age 64 after sitting behind a desk all day I am taking back up. Caught your first video searching for El Capitan in the Guadalupe mountains. One of my favorite places I’ve ever been.
Can’t believe all the extra steps and miles you would have done setting up the camera, filming the walk and then going back to get the camera! Haha amazing work and loving coming along on the adventure with you :)
Love the Robby solos. The best at talking to his audience authentically. What a well-cultivated skill! Great storytelling, too: Will he find the waterfall? Will he make it over the bridge? Will he ever make it to the camp? Those little moments of suspense, because we love Robby, keep us hooked. But, why is this in the "mini-episodes" category? It's a full feature, clearly. Just because the whole gang isn't there? Nonsense. Get an agent, Robbie. Do more.
Awesome video ! I really loved the ever changing scenery . & the look on your face in the dark with all the night sound. That would have been my face also. Watching it ,only felt like 30 minutes . You make the viewer feel like there right there with you !
I am from this area. I live in Rock Island, TN which is about 30 miles or so from there. I have spent my life hiking the gulf. I actually did a similar hike in the 90’s. I saw two rattlesnakes and one really big copperhead on my hike. Also at the sawmill campsite, we were surrounded by coyotes. It was awesome. Loved the video and the editing/music was fantastic! Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
I am a new subscriber, to your channel.. Thank you so much, for doing all of your hiking video's , especially for people that cannot walk, or travel to these places. Love your music, and your humor. You crack me up. Wish I had your energy, and outlook on life.
Your photography of the water and the rocks and the waterfalls is just wonderful. I've watched this one before but the scenery is just so beautiful. Thank you for all the hard work you do to bring those videos to us , Good job!
1:04:13 - Your thoughts on expectations here are so spot on. I often find that I'm as tired in the last half mile of a 6 mile hike as I am in the last half mile of a 12 mile hike, because in both cases, I'm expecting to be almost done. Unexpected extra miles is a terrible feeling, especially when you're doing big miles. Awesome video!
I've watched this one at least 20 times. I live in TN and hike every weekend. I would love to do this hike someday. Watching you hike it really helps me relax. Thank you so much for doing these!
👋👋👋 what an adventure !!!! thank you Robby for all that you went through to take me on this video with you ! I look forward to the next one with you or all the guys👋
I love the cascade/fall/shut-ins at 1:17:50. Not sure why, but those kind of places really tickle me, and are one of my happy places. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure!
Robby, you marry the visual with the music so well! Beautifully shot! 👏 This looked to be a savage hike for your legs but you battled through. Post hike meal redemption! 🍔🍟 Zetsubō, something you will never feel watching Adventure Archives! 👍
Excellent hike, thanks for taking us along Robby! As someone who can't see much outside of what's paved, it's always a treat to watch y'all's adventures. 🥰
It was so nice to see you have a great sense of humour!! The scenery was just breath taking. I have lived in the wilderness for most of my life, and now when I can no longer do it , this was so much fun!! Good luck my dear on all your trips, stay safe,🙏🌈🦋
When I first came across this channel 4 years ago I didn't like Robby that much, his behavior way back was a little bit too much for me. But I was totally wrong, he is actually carrying this channel with his humor.
The insect was a Hummingbird Clearwing, in the moth family! Really cool pollinator :) Great video, as usual Robby! My husband and I just got home from Allegheny National Forest - took our friends for their first backpacking trip ever after we recommended you guys to them! They joined your Patreon and are big fans now too. Thank you for all your wonderful work and fantastic videos!! Love you guys!
Amazing! Thank you for your hard work, Robby! I've never heard of Savage Gulf before but it looks like someone smashed World's End in Pennsylvania with Transylvania County in North Carolina and threw in a bit of Red River Gorge! What a beautiful region wonderfully filmed! Oh, and I don't much care for those swinging bridges either.
Nice videogtaphy and narration of a cool trip. Also, respect for crossing the bridges. As a kid growing up in East Tennessee swinging bridges were always a highlight when found.
I recently moved to Tennessee a few years ago, and Savage Gulf is one of my favorite spots. Really cool to see you hike and camp in the same places I've become quite familiar with. If you're ever in the area again, I highly recommended the Fiery Gizzard Trail. Thanks for another great upload guys.
When I went to Belmont back in the '90s one of my PE classes was backpacking and we did our "final" at Big South Fork. If you haven't tried it you should check it out it is spectacular.
Just to note that Ranger Falls goes directly underground. That’s why the creek bed was dry on the approach. The creek only flows when there’s been a lot of rain. It’s really amazing to see.
Whenever I think about giving up backpacking I watch a new video from Robby and suddenly I don’t think about giving up backpacking. Nicely done. Way to stay with it, this one was tough for sure.
I have watched your Timberline hike a few times. Now with Savage Gulf I have a new multiple watch video from you. You seem happy and lighthearted in this new video. I am always aware of all the extra steps you take to set up the tripod to capture walking segments. And you do it seamlessly. Thank you.
Yes. No wonder you have extra steps setting up the tripod so often. I’m fine with your hand held one camera most of the time. So beautiful there! Thanks for taking us along Robby!
I think you’re spot on Robby, about getting that feeling of being out in nature and connecting. It’s part of the human soul to be out there in the world. Probably a daunting and unfamiliar feeling to so many people unfortunately
Ha! I have been watching for years and as an early riser I could never understand how they would struggle to do 3 miles in a day... still in bed at 11am. Makes since now. Robbie- I see that nice new tent, it is definitely time for a new bag and boots. “A pound on the feet is like ten on the back” and that pack has seen better days. You should try to get your pack to 20-22 lbs. makes a huge difference. And as you get older trekking poles are really nice
46:10 That trudge is very familiar🤣 Love seeing the good and bad parts of backpacking Edit: Also, I hope you've gotten a new pack since then! If you haven't, try going to an outfitter and having them specifically fit one to you. That could help with the slipping and potentially shave off like 4 lbs.
Another totally awesome hike with your genuine self entertaining us all the way. You have an amazing way of just holding ones attention. Beaut views , just stunning. You are inspiring and I'm so glad I've found your channel ❤ Thank you also for the laughs throughout the commentary 😄 One in a million.......
It's always nice to hike with your cousins Andrew and Bryan and best friend Thomas, much safer and fun. This solo trip of yours is funny and amazing as well. Stay safe.
Awesome video! This video style is similar to your Timberline Trail which I loved. I think you hiked an extra 10 miles setting up the camera and walking back and forth haha
I loved this so much for every reason. And you are so funny. When you were so tired and still walked and climbed even extra to get all these beautiful shots and keep filming my body was hurting with you. Such dedication. It was worth it. This is a masterpiece. That place is stunningly beautiful, breathtaking like Linville Gorge and Falls in N.C. I hope you guys go there some day.
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Official Map: tnstateparks.com/assets/pdf/additional-content/17-savage-gulf-web2.pdf
May you live in interesting times: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_you_live_in_interesting_times
Hummingbird Moth: www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/pollinators/pollinator-of-the-month/hummingbird_moth.shtml
Five Guys song: ruclips.net/video/DcJFdCmN98s/видео.html (also, interestingly, three days before I posted this video, or a few weeks after I filmed it, Daym Drops himself commented on the Schmoyoho video and posted another Five Guys review. I listened to that Schmoyoho song hundreds of times back in the day)
Have you guys ever thought of doing a thru hike of the AT, CDT or PCT?
It's a Jewish curse, not Chinese, BTW. What was that cute little cabin?
Life will always be interesting...its a mindset...your will reach your peak when you decide.
I am sayin that your mind will hold you back...nothing else... interesting times does not always have to be a huge, preplanned event
I had a similar pack the kelty red cloud 90. Kelty really seemed to designed the hip belt to ride high on the hips. I've since moved to a mystery ranch sphinx 60 and It's the most comfortable pack ever!!
Hi! We are the "older couple" you mention in the video! We didn't realize you were famous when we met on the trail. Savage Gulf is a tough loop, but the rock features and waterfalls made it worthwhile. We hauled and did it in 3 days. Love your honest feelings, we laughed because we said the same things at almost the exact same places.
So cool
Three Days . Show 'em what us ''older'' folks do . :-)
When were you there? Seems like it was the perfect time for the spring flowers.
I just LOVE this.. 40:47 mention
That insect you were wondering about is called a Hummingbird Moth!
I specifically came to the comments for this information. Thank you!
Yep. It is a Hummingbird Moth. I love watching them around flowers. They seem to visit and check every bloom on a plant, sometimes two or three times over. They're busy little creatures.
No. I’m pretty sure it was a flying lobster 🦞
I thought is was a White Lined Sphinx.
I have heard that insect called both a hummingbird moth and humming bee.
Whenever I watch a video of these guys Im perplexed how they can possible have so few subscribers. Quality and personality are both on top.
People get excited about gear channels. What's funny is the gear channels get lots of comments about doing more hikes.
@@galewosten2010 gear channels bore me. But it seems there are more people enjoying gear videos...
@@oberKGBler I think for beginners that is what we do. I watched gear channels to get an idea of what to buy and what was available. But as I subscribed more to gear channels it brought this channel and others to my algorithm lol. I also think there are subscribers to gear channels that never really get into backpacking.
Quality and personality, totally agreed! Truly eye opening for me
I love how Robby will stand on the edges of cliffs and get these amazing shots, but then the wobbly bridges terrify him *insert crying laughing emoji*
It's the same with me...I did one of those in Costa Rica and it was terrifying especially 50 ft up in the Monteverde area. It was like the bridge bounced higher than my actual height
Dude, what an absolute treat for us viewers in every way. You are resolute, committed, interesting.....and hilarious! And a FINE STORYTELLER.
All the channels I have watched about hiking and camping this one has to be the best. All the vids are so well done and edited and you guys are all charismatic and funny. I enjoy all the vids. I’m late to the game but I’m in for the watches! Thanks for making my long ass days at work a little bearable lol
Robby’s philosophical thoughts are why I watch.
He was so cute when he was thinking about what people ate back in the day. He said "sticks........and leaves...." I died at the "not me doe"🤣🤣
Its amazing talking to Robby ,it long walk To see the veiws sorrounds with the straims running water clear injoying looking whe Rbby get water bag to feel those fresh water from the straim running water. So many Falls In the site , differents Flower pink color and white a noice of Birds, and bulb eagle fying in the sky.a lot of stone sorrounds Rbby fails tire so many run 40 miles you can immGine that any way injoing looking to him eating and his pack bach and relax feeling. Sleeping and drop of Rain and cold feeling he injoiy sleeping with that the next day walking again with so bragest along the trail. Walking alone with its amazing even thought to much tired to walk but its relaxing feeling when drp the packbag. And preparing his food injoiyed looking for that..Thing in general i like is the Falls diffferents king of noice running freshing winds flows to him feel good Inappreciated with that Thank you for nation creation of God that you feel good..my name is Dolly in los angeles i live in Thank Rubby Californian forest nice. Love it.
Ya I thought it was funny when he said that. My first thought was ya, but you did eat a spam taco in a previous episode.
I wanted to talk about how there was SO MUCH food back in the day before landowners destroyed it all but didn't want to get into it.
LOL "I regret to inform you, you can still taste the lasagna" Something about the way that was worded just cracked me up
The look on your face when the coyotes were yipping should go on the Adventure Archives' highlight reel! 🤣
Adventure Archives helped inspire me to start hiking a few years back, and since I live in middle Tennessee, Savage Gulf was the first place I started! Seeing this video was absolutely amazing to me! Ranger Falls is an absolute jewel, still amazes me that all that water goes straight into the ground! If you go back during summer or dry times water can be hard to come by, I’d love to see you go back with the rest of the guys! Great trip Robby thank you so much for sharing!
We do a lot of hiking in Savage Gulf and the South Cumberland State Park area - we LOVE IT! The area is packed with excellent views, rocky scrambles and amazing waterfalls. Thank you for documenting and sharing your great adventure with us.
FIRST: THIS VIDEO WAS AWESOME!
B: Here's a list of all the food crimes in this episode...
1. Lasagna flavored
Apple Cinnamon
Oatmeal
2. Week old, fermented PB&J
3. Pad Thai flavored
Maple Brown Sugar
Oatmeal
4. Chocolate cheesecake flavored blueberry o atmeal
5. Every trail meal combined Cinnamon oatmeal
Living in the west, I have not heard of the Savage Gulf. Thanks to this video, now I know how beautiful Tennessee is! This is a fantastic spring adventure; you can smell that fresh air and feel the excitement of everything coming back to life.
I had never heard of this place until I ran across this video. My wife and I had to go see it. What an amazing place! We fell in love with it. How weird. Some of the gorge is like the Grand Canyon with trees. The waterfalls are spectacular. We plan on returning again and again.
I just noticed, an extra 59k subscribers! The algorithm has been kind, your channel deserves a lot more subbies. I think I’m just being greedy here, I figure the more subs the more Robby does awesome hikes like this for us to watch.
Dude how are you not drenched in sweat during any part of this video. lol Incredible stuff here. I love these solo videos and appreciate you producing/shooting/narrating and probably editing it too.
YES! This is my old stomping grounds first visit was 1997, proposed to my wife in 2006 near Ranger Falls, actually at the sink you see at 18:22, proposed at that exact spot. Many nights at Alum Gap, Hobbs Cabin, Sawmill Camp, Stops at Schwoon Spring.. I am exited to watch this.
"I didn't start drinking coffee until I was 30"
>Thought Robby was like 22 or something
>Robby how old are you
>Confused screaming
Yes exactly!!! Robbie... I figured you were around 28. But you did say... Lordy Lordy, look who’s 40.... still, I’m guessing you are a ways off from there!
36..
Hiking is healthy
part of his heritage is good aging, on average (he also kept thin, which a lot of people just guess your age based on how slim and otherwise in shape you are).
PS - he says "look whose forty... almost forty" in this video - do probably more like 38-ish.
Also - Not sure why someone who is 36 would say "almost 40", but to each their own if he is that age and not actually closer to 40.
You do the raddest solo hikes! Thank you for sharing!!!!
Robby, I've been binge watching your videos. Absolutely LOVE all your videos! Brings me back to my happy days of backpacking and hiking. Can't imagine how many miles you're really hiking when factoring in going back to get the camera.
From one no-hipped hiker to another (from another): socks! A girl I once met on a trail advised me to stuff socks between my hips and the hip-belt and it worked really well. I now have a pack that fits me better, but it's still a great trick for when I lose that bit of fat when hiking a lot haha.
Also, loved the video! They're always so relaxing.
“I don’t know if I have it in me to beat it for 2 minutes.”
I laughed out loud! 😂😂😂
Great episode! Loved it!
I know! His side eye at the camera after saying that killed me. 😅
I can totally identify after backpacking, except I'm more like...I don't know if I have the energy to eat.
Savage is one of my favorite places to hike! The wildflowers were epic a week or so ago when I hiked Collins Rim/Gulf.
FANTASTIC side episode. Anybody else feel like that *didn't* feel like almost 2 hours long? Also DEEP appreciation for the little pointing montage. That's gonna earn you some Swear Money.
Man I absolutely love your solo hikes. One of my favorites. I guess I watched the Timberline Trail 5 times already :D - And keep up the length. I love it when those episodes are long because in this case I can split watching it and got enough for a week when I enjoy my breakfast/lunch. Great one mate! Cheers from Vienna
That hamburger bite was just so real.. I'm sure it was as delish as it looked. Cool music! Great hike thanks for taking us & sharing your trail foodie bloopers etc
I told you guys about the Savage Gulf years ago so it is great that you got to experience it. I think a few highlights ofthe park were not covered that being Greeter Falls and The Historic Stage Coach trail. Anyway, the Savage Gulf is just one of six areas that comprise the South Cumberland SP. A few have already mentioned The Fiery Gizzard Trail which is a must! If you want really large waterfalls that are close to the Savage Gulf then there is Fall Creek Falls (256 ft), Burgess Falls (130 ft), Virgin Falls (110 ft.) and several 50-90 footers.
Greeter Falls is truly one of the highlights of Savage Gulf State Natural Area. It is a disappointment not to see it featured here. It is only 1.4 miles from Alum Gap Campsite (where Robby camped his first night there) to Greeter Falls. Then from Greeter Falls to Big-Creek Gulf Trail about 1.2 miles. It only would have added 2.6 miles.
Great video. This channel does a amazing job of making me feel like I am there. The custom music is also amazing. And Robby's commentary is also pretty funny.
Hahahaha "Soooo, this is what dispair feels like." I've been there too. 😂
Reminder for you Robby: your pants are too big, and your backpack is falling apart.
Absolutely great video. Looks like an incredible place to hike. So many waterfalls. Not to mention the “terrifying” bridges! 😀
What beautiful scenery and amazing waterfalls. Thanks for sharing your hike, Robby. Take care.
Another excellent solo hike. Footage is superb. I think I have watched all of your groups videos 2-3 times now. Peaceful and relaxing.
Only to think I haven’t hiked in 40 years and at age 64 after sitting behind a desk all day I am taking back up. Caught your first video searching for El Capitan in the Guadalupe mountains. One of my favorite places I’ve ever been.
Can’t believe all the extra steps and miles you would have done setting up the camera, filming the walk and then going back to get the camera! Haha amazing work and loving coming along on the adventure with you :)
I've always called them hummingbees. Thanks for bringing us along on your camping adventure. Blessings, Teri Hope
Robbie solo adventures are some of my favorite videos! I love the scenery, the talks, and of course, seeing how many knee slaps he does when he eats!!
Love the Robby solos. The best at talking to his audience authentically. What a well-cultivated skill! Great storytelling, too: Will he find the waterfall? Will he make it over the bridge? Will he ever make it to the camp? Those little moments of suspense, because we love Robby, keep us hooked. But, why is this in the "mini-episodes" category? It's a full feature, clearly. Just because the whole gang isn't there? Nonsense. Get an agent, Robbie. Do more.
Awesome video ! I really loved the ever changing scenery . & the look on your face in the dark with all the night sound. That would have been my face also. Watching it ,only felt like 30 minutes . You make the viewer feel like there right there with you !
I am from this area. I live in Rock Island, TN which is about 30 miles or so from there. I have spent my life hiking the gulf. I actually did a similar hike in the 90’s. I saw two rattlesnakes and one really big copperhead on my hike. Also at the sawmill campsite, we were surrounded by coyotes. It was awesome. Loved the video and the editing/music was fantastic! Thanks for sharing your videos with us.
"There's no such thing as a free lunch... except for a free lunch." Made me laugh so good! :)
I am a new subscriber, to your channel.. Thank you so much, for doing all of your hiking video's , especially for people that cannot walk, or travel to these places. Love your music, and your humor. You crack me up. Wish I had your energy, and outlook on life.
Your photography of the water and the rocks and the waterfalls is just wonderful. I've watched this one before but the scenery is just so beautiful. Thank you for all the hard work you do to bring those videos to us , Good job!
The Timberline Trail video was excellent so I’m super excited for this one!
My wife's family used to own most of what is now Savage Gulf. I hiked those mountains before there were all those nice trails.
1:04:13 - Your thoughts on expectations here are so spot on. I often find that I'm as tired in the last half mile of a 6 mile hike as I am in the last half mile of a 12 mile hike, because in both cases, I'm expecting to be almost done. Unexpected extra miles is a terrible feeling, especially when you're doing big miles. Awesome video!
That insect is a hummingbird moth; your description was as I saw it for the first time! In in NH
I've watched this one at least 20 times. I live in TN and hike every weekend. I would love to do this hike someday. Watching you hike it really helps me relax. Thank you so much for doing these!
👋👋👋 what an adventure !!!! thank you Robby for all that you went through to take me on this video with you ! I look forward to the next one with you or all the guys👋
Bravo! Looks like a wonderful area with all those waterfalls and wildflowers. Thanks for taking us along.
I love the cascade/fall/shut-ins at 1:17:50. Not sure why, but those kind of places really tickle me, and are one of my happy places.
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure!
Love the honest and real nature of the content. Really gives that sense of immersion when watching
Also Beat It was one of the first songs that I really went crazy for
thank you for taking us on this amazing hike...the mountains, the waterfalls. Thank you!
I really am enjoying this adventure. Getting out in such beautiful natural surroundings with you. Thanks!
I love watching him eat. He makes everything look so delicious!
Love your videos... We appreciate your pain, All the walk by camera shots must be super exhausting on an already greuling hike, Thanks so much!
Robby, you marry the visual with the music so well! Beautifully shot! 👏 This looked to be a savage hike for your legs but you battled through. Post hike meal redemption! 🍔🍟 Zetsubō, something you will never feel watching Adventure Archives! 👍
A beautifully edited hike!! I loved the scenery, the music and the commentary! Well done!!😃
What an incredibly beautiful place!! Thanks for showing us!!!
Excellent hike, thanks for taking us along Robby! As someone who can't see much outside of what's paved, it's always a treat to watch y'all's adventures. 🥰
Robbie's facial expression was hysterical when he heard those coyotes in the middle of the night! Another great Robbie video!
I rewatch you guys all the time. So soothing.
Hummingbird Moth (Hemaris spp.) - They're very cool, we also have them here in Texas.
Those slo-mo water shots were incredible! Thanks for another great video
Great episode!! Amazing location!! Well done!! Greetings from Greece!!
My family. I love this❤
A great solo adventure. I haven't heard of this area before but now it's on my must hike lists thanks for sharing this beautiful area with us.
It was so nice to see you have a great sense of humour!! The scenery was just breath taking. I have lived in the wilderness for most of my life, and now when I can no longer do it , this was so much fun!! Good luck my dear on all your trips, stay safe,🙏🌈🦋
Thank you so much for taking us along on this hike, it was magnificent! Greetings from a sunny South Africa.
Love this adventure, story, visuals, edits, flow, music compositions, EXCELLENT Robby!
When I first came across this channel 4 years ago I didn't like Robby that much, his behavior way back was a little bit too much for me.
But I was totally wrong, he is actually carrying this channel with his humor.
Good honest compliment
That was a real adventure! Enjoyed it a lot. Take care robby dont tire yourself too much! 👍😊
The insect was a Hummingbird Clearwing, in the moth family! Really cool pollinator :) Great video, as usual Robby! My husband and I just got home from Allegheny National Forest - took our friends for their first backpacking trip ever after we recommended you guys to them! They joined your Patreon and are big fans now too. Thank you for all your wonderful work and fantastic videos!! Love you guys!
Amazing! Thank you for your hard work, Robby! I've never heard of Savage Gulf before but it looks like someone smashed World's End in Pennsylvania with Transylvania County in North Carolina and threw in a bit of Red River Gorge! What a beautiful region wonderfully filmed! Oh, and I don't much care for those swinging bridges either.
Nice videogtaphy and narration of a cool trip.
Also, respect for crossing the bridges. As a kid growing up in East Tennessee swinging bridges were always a highlight when found.
I recently moved to Tennessee a few years ago, and Savage Gulf is one of my favorite spots. Really cool to see you hike and camp in the same places I've become quite familiar with. If you're ever in the area again, I highly recommended the Fiery Gizzard Trail. Thanks for another great upload guys.
When I went to Belmont back in the '90s one of my PE classes was backpacking and we did our "final" at Big South Fork. If you haven't tried it you should check it out it is spectacular.
One of your most spectacular hikes! 🏕💕
Just to note that Ranger Falls goes directly underground. That’s why the creek bed was dry on the approach. The creek only flows when there’s been a lot of rain. It’s really amazing to see.
Whenever I think about giving up backpacking I watch a new video from Robby and suddenly I don’t think about giving up backpacking. Nicely done. Way to stay with it, this one was tough for sure.
Your solo hikes are some of my favorites. This was a nice long episode to relax with
agreed. My wife and I always enjoy Robby's solo hikes!
I have watched your Timberline hike a few times. Now with Savage Gulf I have a new multiple watch video from you. You seem happy and lighthearted in this new video. I am always aware of all the extra steps you take to set up the tripod to capture walking segments. And you do it seamlessly. Thank you.
Yes. No wonder you have extra steps setting up the tripod so often. I’m fine with your hand held one camera most of the time. So beautiful there! Thanks for taking us along Robby!
I FELT ur pain when u said “a third of a mile!?” after crossing the bridge at Suter Falls. Way to stay tough Robby! 😤🤙🏼
That was gut wrenching to watch!! seriously! I felt that part too! haha, the pouting after was so perfectly captured.
I think you’re spot on Robby, about getting that feeling of being out in nature and connecting. It’s part of the human soul to be out there in the world. Probably a daunting and unfamiliar feeling to so many people unfortunately
1:08:55 have you ever thought of doing a thur hike of the AT? I like a long hike too but idk if I could do a 3-4 month 2100 mille hike haha.
Ha! I have been watching for years and as an early riser I could never understand how they would struggle to do 3 miles in a day... still in bed at 11am. Makes since now.
Robbie- I see that nice new tent, it is definitely time for a new bag and boots. “A pound on the feet is like ten on the back” and that pack has seen better days. You should try to get your pack to 20-22 lbs. makes a huge difference. And as you get older trekking poles are really nice
These "not * falls" are real fun. Great adventure, Robby!
You guys put out such Quality content I love it!
This is one hike I will watch over again!!!
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That trudge is very familiar🤣
Love seeing the good and bad parts of backpacking
Edit: Also, I hope you've gotten a new pack since then! If you haven't, try going to an outfitter and having them specifically fit one to you. That could help with the slipping and potentially shave off like 4 lbs.
Some really nice editing this time and usage of both stills, depths of field, visual narrative and motion,..
Kudos!! 👍
Another totally awesome hike with your genuine self entertaining us all the way. You have an amazing way of just holding ones attention. Beaut views , just stunning. You are inspiring and I'm so glad I've found your channel ❤ Thank you also for the laughs throughout the commentary 😄 One in a million.......
It's always nice to hike with your cousins Andrew and Bryan and best friend Thomas, much safer and fun.
This solo trip of yours is funny and amazing as well.
Stay safe.
Superb cinematography and editing....Thanks for sharing your adventures.
God, the music starting at 42:00 .
Beautiful, Rob!!
Awesome video! This video style is similar to your Timberline Trail which I loved. I think you hiked an extra 10 miles setting up the camera and walking back and forth haha
He said, "They went to sleep eating sticks and leaves." 🤣🤣🤣
I'm about to go hike 30 miles in Savage Gulf and I appreciated watching this video. Love the Zelda inspired music, too!
One of my all time favorite AA videos! You're so funny, yet you still keep it real.
I love these solo hikes you take us on Robbie! 😀
I loved this so much for every reason. And you are so funny. When you were so tired and still walked and climbed even extra to get all these beautiful shots and keep filming my body was hurting with you. Such dedication. It was worth it. This is a masterpiece. That place is stunningly beautiful, breathtaking like Linville Gorge and Falls in N.C. I hope you guys go there some day.