I’m still a teen but I can’t wait to do a trip like this someday!! This was absolutely gorgeous and I love how you kept a great attitude the whole time. I can’t wait to see more content from you soon :)
I was very pleased when you mentioned packing out the excess cheese goop. So many people just bury it or even just toss it under a bush. Your demonstration of keeping it low impact sets a good example for us all!
Your videos are absolutely awesome👏🏼👍🏼💯🙇🏼♂️ You're a natural🏆🎥📽🎬🎙🏁 I hope that you and your mom will continue sharing adventures together creating priceless memories for as long as y'all are physically able to do so🙏🏼👏🏼👍🏼 Thank you for sharing such personal and special priceless moments with us🙏🏼👍🏼👏🏼
It's so cool that you got to have this amazing trip with your Mom. You've got such a positive attitude and some pretty wicked photography/videography skills. Thanks for the video!
You and your mom have an awesome relationship. I go to the theater (or to the opera … or to concerts _which she is in,_ hurrah!) with my mom several times a month, depending on the season, so usually about 35 to 40 times a year, and it’s great. More of an urban adventure than what you two do, but similar vibe. I’ve always felt bad for people who feel alienated from both of their parents, which is a more common condition to encounter as an adult than I would have expected growing up. It’s great to get along with one’s parent as an adult. Yay you two!
Madison…..another wonderful video. Those mountains and lakes are stunning. The Canadian Rockies are beautiful. Love how you enjoy hiking and exploring the mountains. Keep doing this at your young age because you will be glad you did many years later. These are priceless moments. Old age will creep up, more people later, and sharing time with your mom will be cherished. I hiked and traveled with my dad for years and now he is no longer here but I have the memories. Always remember, life is not about accumulating possessions but about experiences. Wish I could meet you and hike with you. You are truly an amazing woman. Keep the videos coming, I am addicted. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the memories. We hiked from Sunshine to Mt Shark back about 10 years ago. Still looks amazing. Thanks again for reminding me how beautiful our hike was.
You were lucky with the weather. I love that area too. Was my "backyard" as I was brought up in Invermere and spent a lot of time hiking and skiing in the Rockies and Purcells.
I've never heard of the place. It rivals Torres de Paine in Chile/Argentina. I wondered where the snow was during that time of year. The larches were splendid in the valley, with the mountains providing a backdrop. I'm glad you dropped the music in future videos. I've seen other videos made after this, and the experience has made them better.
Amazing sunset 🌇. Quite the adventurer you've become. On another note that bridge with the guard rail on one side made me nervous just watching you two walk across it.
Drinking water comment - One problem I keep seeing is people are missing a very simple step. You must ensure that water from the outside of the "dirty" bottle does not run down and drip into your "clean" water bottle. Trust me you only need to know someone personally that has gotten sick from unsafe water to never take a chance again. Either dry the bottle off first or hold it at such an angle to not let untreated water drip into you clean bottle. Great video, Thanks for posting.
Just wow. Thanks for sharing, I saw Assiniboine from Mount Bourgeau, it looks so tempting, but yea, it is 5 days minimum. Or heli, which is very expensive
That's pretty impressive hiking 18 miles with that huge backpack. Ya have to be in good shape to do that,. I know for many people hiking that distance emptyhanded would be exhausting.
Hey Madison, hope you are doing fine. Love your video ❤ Your boots look tough.. didnt see them in your gear video. What brand are they? And make longer videos please 😊 most outdoor videos are 30min+ let us enjoy yours a bit longer..
Great video. I was wondering what exact week you visited Mt. Assiniboine to be able to see the larches during the Fall season? Did you still have to apply for permits for the camp sites? I am interested in going to visit this area, either in July or September 2025.
Hi, loved your video! Such a magical place! Was it in October? No reservation required? Seems impossible to get a reservation for Assiniboine campsite. I will be coming from Seattle.
Wonderful video! Such an amazing backpacking trek eh! I also changed last minute and hiked Mt. Shark to Magog return. But I biked the first 8 kms and then up Assiniboine Pass cuz it wasn’t as high as Wonder Pass. Looks like you and your mom had a spectacular time! 🥾⛰👌🏼
Scenery is unreal
I’m still a teen but I can’t wait to do a trip like this someday!! This was absolutely gorgeous and I love how you kept a great attitude the whole time. I can’t wait to see more content from you soon :)
Aw thank you!! Excited for you to experience the same 😊
I’ve spent 60 years hiking and canoeing in the wilderness. I have never seen anything more spectacular than this.
People travel across the world to see views like this and here it is practically in our backyards. Gorgeous.
I was very pleased when you mentioned packing out the excess cheese goop. So many people just bury it or even just toss it under a bush. Your demonstration of keeping it low impact sets a good example for us all!
Your videos are absolutely awesome👏🏼👍🏼💯🙇🏼♂️ You're a natural🏆🎥📽🎬🎙🏁
I hope that you and your mom will continue sharing adventures together creating priceless memories for as long as y'all are physically able to do so🙏🏼👏🏼👍🏼 Thank you for sharing such personal and special priceless moments with us🙏🏼👍🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much!!
@@MadisonClysdalee I had to get going the other day so I didn't have time to include how incredibly awesome and down-to-earth your mom is👍🏼🙏🏼👏🏼
It's so cool that you got to have this amazing trip with your Mom. You've got such a positive attitude and some pretty wicked photography/videography skills. Thanks for the video!
You and your mom have an awesome relationship. I go to the theater (or to the opera … or to concerts _which she is in,_ hurrah!) with my mom several times a month, depending on the season, so usually about 35 to 40 times a year, and it’s great. More of an urban adventure than what you two do, but similar vibe. I’ve always felt bad for people who feel alienated from both of their parents, which is a more common condition to encounter as an adult than I would have expected growing up. It’s great to get along with one’s parent as an adult. Yay you two!
Absolutely loved this video. Loved that you did it with your mom. Great memories!
Cheers to your mom for raising such a strong and fearless woman.
And Mom is pretty strong herself to be able to hike this trip!
Madison…..another wonderful video. Those mountains and lakes are stunning. The Canadian Rockies are beautiful. Love how you enjoy hiking and exploring the mountains. Keep doing this at your young age because you will be glad you did many years later. These are priceless moments. Old age will creep up, more people later, and sharing time with your mom will be cherished. I hiked and traveled with my dad for years and now he is no longer here but I have the memories. Always remember, life is not about accumulating possessions but about experiences. Wish I could meet you and hike with you. You are truly an amazing woman. Keep the videos coming, I am addicted. Thanks for sharing.
This place is insanely beautiful🤯❤
Thanks!
Wow what a beautiful part of the world. You both are legends hiking that with those heavy packs!
Thanks for the memories. We hiked from Sunshine to Mt Shark back about 10 years ago. Still looks amazing. Thanks again for reminding me how beautiful our hike was.
Marvelous scenery and sunset. Cheers.
As a Canadian living in the US, your videos make me homesick 😮💨
You were lucky with the weather. I love that area too. Was my "backyard" as I was brought up in Invermere and spent a lot of time hiking and skiing in the Rockies and Purcells.
Beautiful, Madison!! Absolutely stunning!
I've never heard of the place. It rivals Torres de Paine in Chile/Argentina. I wondered where the snow was during that time of year. The larches were splendid in the valley, with the mountains providing a backdrop. I'm glad you dropped the music in future videos. I've seen other videos made after this, and the experience has made them better.
Magic, just magic! Love your Fjällräven-jacket too 🥳
I also have a 9-5 and I'd also love to do this! Thanks for taking us along ❤
Your mom is a rockstar! Very cool ladies! Thanks for sharing 🤠
The scenery is amazing 😍 thanks a lot for the video🙏👏
3:01 that's a good view
Beautiful and magical indeed!👍👍
This is absolutely fantabulous Madison, keep it up :)
Amazing sunset 🌇. Quite the adventurer you've become. On another note that bridge with the guard rail on one side made me nervous just watching you two walk across it.
Eautiful hike but rarely saw your Mom! Loved the wonderful views!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏
Wow, incredible beautiful countryside.
Happy Trails
Wow, that really is a gorgeous place! I need to travel north of the border and do this hike. Cheers!
Wow just wow how stunning it looks like your on a different planet you know when your see planets on si-fi movies
what a beautiful places thanx for sharing all this joy with us
Wow!! What a trip.
Wow what a beautiful country!
Amaaaaazing scenery! & that Happy Yak Moroccan Feast is a delicious one on the trail, tried it on the WCT. Absolutely enjoy all your vids.
Drinking water comment - One problem I keep seeing is people are missing a very simple step. You must ensure that water from the outside of the "dirty" bottle does not run down and drip into your "clean" water bottle. Trust me you only need to know someone personally that has gotten sick from unsafe water to never take a chance again. Either dry the bottle off first or hold it at such an angle to not let untreated water drip into you clean bottle. Great video, Thanks for posting.
That's AWESOME that you hike with your Mom :)
BEAUTIFUL! THANKS FOR SHARING!
Love the Larch. My local woods have diseased Larch and are being cut down. Very sad x
That quote you dropped like a quarter of the way through the vid ( @3:33 ) hits hard
Awesome hike!
Just wow. Thanks for sharing, I saw Assiniboine from Mount Bourgeau, it looks so tempting, but yea, it is 5 days minimum. Or heli, which is very expensive
Yeah... I am stunned... what a scenery... these aren't videos; no..., these are little holidays you're taking us on...
That is such gorgeous country there👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼 I've always wanted to go there. If I remember correctly that peak is around 11,800+ feet
I had to look it up because I used to know exactly. 11,870 feet. I'm still going some day. I miss living close to the mountains 😩
Beautiful >>>>>>> Thank you .
youre so courageous
beautiful. wish this was in 4k
beauty sunset
Beautiful place
Tu país es muy lindo...😊
That's pretty impressive hiking 18 miles with that huge backpack. Ya have to be in good shape to do that,. I know for many people hiking that distance emptyhanded would be exhausting.
Hey Madison, hope you are doing fine. Love your video ❤
Your boots look tough.. didnt see them in your gear video. What brand are they? And make longer videos please 😊 most outdoor videos are 30min+ let us enjoy yours a bit longer..
Great video. I was wondering what exact week you visited Mt. Assiniboine to be able to see the larches during the Fall season? Did you still have to apply for permits for the camp sites? I am interested in going to visit this area, either in July or September 2025.
No apologies for the Bear Scat! Inexperienced hikers, like myself, find this material very helpful and possibly lifesaving!
wow so nice
Can you please post link to book camp grounds and permit
❤❤❤ nice
Thank for this great, informative, inspiring video! Question: what was the title of the book you read that discussed misogi?
Thank you 😊. It’s the comfort crisis by Michael Easter
when did you do the hike? 28 Oct? Booked this hike for the long weekend in October (7-9), just wondering if there will be snow already...Thanks!
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Hi, loved your video! Such a magical place! Was it in October? No reservation required? Seems impossible to get a reservation for Assiniboine campsite. I will be coming from Seattle.
40lb loadout is no joke. I go ultralight and the difference between even 25lbs and 30lbs is a lot.
You're really strong!
Did you see any bear ?
Hello Madison, what is that book about Misogi? Nice video btw 🤙
Is it Ikigai?
Comfort Crisis
Min: 10:06 wow,wow,wow!!!!
Wonderful video! Such an amazing backpacking trek eh! I also changed last minute and hiked Mt. Shark to Magog return. But I biked the first 8 kms and then up Assiniboine Pass cuz it wasn’t as high as Wonder Pass. Looks like you and your mom had a spectacular time! 🥾⛰👌🏼
👋van
Did you encounter any bears ?
What was your bear strategy ?
Did you carry firearms in case of bear attack ?
Hi Madison clysdale
Hope you’re not cooking too near your tent for bear country.
Hi from india
I can’t read the subtitles at the bottom, too quick and the white letters blend into the background. Great adventure!!
mommy
I'd avoid pouring hot water into any plastic container.Plastic leaches all kinds of nasty chemicals into your food.This goes for microwaving also.
Pretty sure those reusables are made with that in mind. Like no more bpa in Nalgene and bike bottles.
Amazing video as usual, please could you tell me which Misogi book you read?🤎
Thanks!