Half Dome: Part 2 - Cables & Summit 4K

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • #halfdome #halfdomehike #yosemite
    The hike to the summit of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park is one of the best known trails and most demanding day hikes in the whole national park system.
    16 miles round trip and rising more than 4800ft and concluding with the final haul up Half Dome's famous cables, this is a trail you won't soon forget.
    Make sure to watch Half Dome: Part 1 - The Mist Trail to see the frequently overlooked and spectacular first half of this one of a kind trail.
    Permit: Required for access to subdome, cables and summit when cables are up.
    Trailhead: Happy Isles
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    Trailhead: Happy Isles Yosemite Valley
    Difficulty: Sstrenuous
    Distance: Minimum 14 Miles
    Elevation gain: 4800'
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Комментарии • 346

  • @timothybrown8424
    @timothybrown8424 5 лет назад +236

    Kudos for using a harness. I feel like sometimes playing it safe is seen as "not cool" but, you guys climbed responsibly.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад +40

      Yeah there's definitely a subculture out there that condescends to those who use safety equipment. Don't understand why. For the most part though, we've found people to be respectful and courteous.
      Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and taking the time to watch our video! Hope to hear from you again!

    • @benbrown1187
      @benbrown1187 4 года назад +10

      Yeah they aren’t cool. I just did it today and didn’t need a harness like a child. Grow up

    • @dodgedabullet670
      @dodgedabullet670 4 года назад +52

      Being picked out of the shrubs is even less cool...lol!

    • @christophermin8292
      @christophermin8292 4 года назад +25

      Man that hike to the top is STEEP! I’m scared of heights so I would personally use a harness. I’d rather be safe than sorry.

    • @emmaphilo4049
      @emmaphilo4049 4 года назад +54

      @@benbrown1187 wow you're such a big boiiiiii

  • @cmdmd
    @cmdmd 5 лет назад +100

    Good to see someone using carabiners, ropes and a harness. That way, if you slip, it is not your last one.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад +21

      Well said. Half Dome is quite climbable, but it doesn't allow for do-overs if you fall. Always best to be cautious.

    • @cmdmd
      @cmdmd 5 лет назад

      At Home In Wild Spaces
      Indeed.
      I even wore a helmet when I used to wake board. ;)

    • @mattjax16
      @mattjax16 2 месяца назад +2

      Very smart a girl just died there this week because she slipped and fell

  • @1ducatinut
    @1ducatinut 4 года назад +54

    6 months ago I watched this video, it was so inspirational I decided my goal for 2020 was to do this hike, so I began training and trying to figure out the best way to obtain a permit, well yesterday I got an confirmation e-mail saying my half dome permit was approved, so June 10th 2020 I will be making the climb!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад +2

      Congrats! It’s a trail like no other.
      Make sure to read our companion guide - Half Dome: The Ultimate Hiking Guide (link in video).
      Have fun, be safe, and leave no trace.

    • @erichuang5971
      @erichuang5971 4 года назад

      Are they still letting you make the climb due to coronavirus?

    • @Joffner120885
      @Joffner120885 4 года назад

      I hope you’re still going, talk about perfect timing. Our hike is June 14th and I can’t wait!

    • @ceezy585
      @ceezy585 2 года назад +1

      2 years later i feel it calling

    • @eddygarza05
      @eddygarza05 2 года назад

      Whats the best way to obtain a permit

  • @aerumz9840
    @aerumz9840 Год назад +5

    Climed half dome with my brother and father when I was 12 years old in 1979. Thanks for video.

  • @jrockafellow1971
    @jrockafellow1971 2 года назад +8

    March 2022. Lovely filming. It looks as if the climb is about what it was when I did it by myself in a day, age 17, in 1961. No permits or reservations required in those days, either for the Park or for the climb itself. Thank you.

  • @Upnorth1115
    @Upnorth1115 3 года назад +20

    Just climbed half dome on Monday. This is an incredibly difficult hike- I am a novice hiker, 17+ miles round trip and it took our group of mid 20 yr olds 13 hours to complete. I was very concerned with my fear of heights and my concern was valid. I ended up powering through by simply not looking over the sides of halfdome and simply focused on my buddy in front of me but it was still terrifying. I would wait until later in the afternoon (1-3 PM) to actually begin the cables because there is much less congestion and you can move quickly without stopping to let someone pass. ALSO, Subdome, which is a massive mini mountain is a very tough hike that you must conquer that in order to get to the base of the cables. My advice would be to train extensively before making this hike- it will probably be the most difficult hike you have ever done.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for sharing your experience! Congrats on making it to the summit. That's no small feat.

  • @happyhappycatus
    @happyhappycatus 4 года назад +105

    Option: Mute Volume!

  • @AD-ij2wj
    @AD-ij2wj 3 года назад +9

    Thank you for promoting safe climbing 🤎

  • @isaactierney5132
    @isaactierney5132 3 года назад +5

    The guy sitting on the ledge at the end instantly made me cold and clammy 😂

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Not for the faint of heart. It's nearly a vertical mile from that spot to the valley floor.

  • @ian408
    @ian408 4 года назад +21

    Reminds me of the time a friend and I climbed the cables. It's an amazing hike and one that is well worth it. Gloves are generally enough to get up the cables but if you feel the need to clip in to feel safe, by all means do!
    The cables are a huge challenge for many and some freeze and need a lot of help getting down or up. Others just look and say "no"; heading back to the valley without the summit. No shame in that. None at all.
    Thanks again for the reminder of a wonderful time in Yosemite!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад +4

      Some really great council. We agree. There is absolutely no shame in knowing your limits. Half Dome in not a trail to be underestimated.

    • @dominic_a
      @dominic_a 4 года назад

      I'd agree. Unless it's wet. The biggest safety issue I thought was how it got so packed on our way back down as more people showed up that it took 4 times longer to get down then up.

  • @JohnBostMessages
    @JohnBostMessages 4 года назад +6

    Brings back memories. Best/scariest hike of my life!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      It’s been said that “Half Dome is the hike you’ll still be smiling about long after all others have faded into pleasant memories.” We’ve been on some amazing trails, and Half Dome remains one of the most memorable.
      Thanks for watching and subscribing! We hope to hear from you again.

  • @raygarcia6142
    @raygarcia6142 6 лет назад +7

    You have some serious talent in video making.
    The two of you rock!
    Thanks for sharing!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      Again, huge thanks! So glad you've been enjoying our videos! Hope you'll consider sharing them.
      Always great hearing from you!

    • @leelaural
      @leelaural 5 лет назад

      that video really gives you the grade of half dome....a friend who did this hike tells me you literally are pulling yourself up...

  • @kathygodfrey5550
    @kathygodfrey5550 7 лет назад +26

    Incredible, breathtaking footage...I'm speechless!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  7 лет назад +2

      This is easily one of our favorite hikes. Thanks again!!!

  • @chegeny
    @chegeny 3 года назад +3

    Beautiful walk. Good to see you clipped in along the way.

  • @robertcoulson483
    @robertcoulson483 Год назад +1

    Excellent! And I only got out of breath twice watching you climb to the top... I can not imagine climbing to the top before the safety cables were in place.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  Год назад

      Before the cables were in place Half Dome was commonly thought to be "unclimbable". A few people who climb the peak made it possible for many others to follow. It's a remarkable hike. One I'll never forget.

  • @OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl
    @OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl Год назад +1

    Congratulations guys awesome video 🙏💯❤️

  • @miriamespinosa3306
    @miriamespinosa3306 3 года назад +3

    Just submitted my application for climbing half dome! Love the video!

  • @mbooth01
    @mbooth01 3 года назад +3

    like everyone has said, I'm happy to see someone using carabiners and proper equipment so you don't slip! Its foolish to put your life in danger and thankfully you were safe and happy about it! :)

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Thanks!

    • @trygveanderson9245
      @trygveanderson9245 4 месяца назад

      This makeshift via ferrata will break your back and severely injure you if you were to fall. Consider buying a proper lanyard if you want to do this

  • @tlyb1972
    @tlyb1972 4 года назад +4

    Beautiful footage!! Thank you!! Currently planning a trip there this summer with my son. I hope we have as much as fun as it appears you folks had.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      If you had as much fun as we had you’ll have a fantastic trip. Just make sure to stay safe and leave no trace.
      We’ve also written Half Dome: The Ultimate Hiking Guide (link in video).
      Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Hope you’ll come back and share your experience.

  • @vangmountain
    @vangmountain 2 года назад +2

    Even if you choose not to clip in, I think having a harness and caribiners and friction hitches on hand in the event something goes wrong would be a wise thing. If I were climbing it, for sure, research, research and learn everything about this hike and then come prepared and climb the cables clipped in. Kudos to you for showing that there's no shame in using it. I'd rather be safely clipped in should bad weather suddenly roll in than depend on weary muscles as my only means of safety. People have literally fallen to their deaths on these cables. Why not wear a badge of shame and live?

  • @toomanyjstoomanyrs1705
    @toomanyjstoomanyrs1705 5 лет назад +2

    Incredible footage.
    My heart was pounding.
    I'm currently training so I can hike half dome next year. Best view yet.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoyed the video. Best of luck with your training. Half Dome is a phenomenal hike. Stay safe, and make sure to minimize impact.
      Best wishes!

    • @steveg6035
      @steveg6035 4 года назад

      Id also recommend Clouds Rest if you havent been!

  • @xamexetome3872
    @xamexetome3872 3 года назад +6

    Amazing footage and btw i love the music. Much love from Bavaria, Germany

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it. Schöne Grüsse von den USA.

  • @ChasetheAlpine
    @ChasetheAlpine 6 лет назад +3

    Great glimpse into what looks like an incredible hike! We're in the lottery to climb this year - Fingers crossed!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      🤞Best of luck! It’s an experience like few others.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!

  •  7 лет назад +2

    Thank you very much for once again sharing beautiful pictures of this magical place. It's almost as if we were there! Without the feelings and the wind on the face ;-)

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  7 лет назад +1

      Thanks again!!! If we could we'd capture the feeling of the wind, the fresh Sierra air and the texture of the mountain beneath your feet, but I guess there are somethings you can only experience by visiting these beautiful places first hand ;) Happy Trails!!!

  • @JediMindTrikcz
    @JediMindTrikcz 2 года назад +1

    This is a dream of mine for sure that's always calling, I've been to Yosemite many times and climbed most of the trails...but never got the chance. The exposure on the cables looks scary, but that's what it's about..conquering your fears.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      It is definitely not your average trail. The exposure can mess with your head, but if you've got good footwear, well prepared, and respect the mountain most people could summit Half Dome. But it is definitely intimidating.

  • @tynature3598
    @tynature3598 5 лет назад +1

    I wish a camera could contain and capture all the beauty that we can see with our own eyes.. nature is amazing.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      We fully agree. Cameras will never truly capture the beauty of nature. We hope people will watch our videos and decide to preserve and enjoy these amazing places.
      Thanks so much for watching and commenting! If you haven't already, we invite you to subscribe. More great content to come.

  • @potatothorn
    @potatothorn 7 лет назад +13

    WOW that is some super amazing video... Roxana and i were getting anxiety watching this on the big screen, almost too real haha! sharpest, best views half dome video ive ever seen just fantastic thanks so much for filming

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  7 лет назад +1

      Thanks :) It's a fantastic trail! We wanted to make the best Half Dome video we could, hopefully one that distinguished itself from the other videos out there. We definitely feel we might have done some things better, but overall we're pleased with the result, and thrilled by your response.
      Thanks again!

  • @DMaster81
    @DMaster81 3 года назад +1

    Just added to bucket list hike to 1 day do. A lot of people said Angel’s Landing was scary but I never felt scared, it was a blast. Have a feeling I’d feel the same way here

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Angels landing is a pretty good introductory trail for Half Dome. They have a great deal in common, but Half Dome is on a whole different scale. We hope you make it. Be safe and please leave no trace. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @bob11002009
    @bob11002009 2 месяца назад +2

    Wow a young woman just died here. She went with her father and slipped on the way down because it rained suddenly.
    Always harness up. I guess she fell 200-300ft down.

  • @milwaukeemotor5995
    @milwaukeemotor5995 2 года назад +1

    i'm totally amazed at the bravery and stamina

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      Thanks! It's definitely not a trek to undertake lightly, but for most people in reasonable shape and with a good head on their shoulders it's a very doable trek.

  • @Jason-fg1vn
    @Jason-fg1vn 2 месяца назад

    Beautiful videography.

  • @bend1818
    @bend1818 5 месяцев назад

    What a beautiful landscape

  • @hi5_centipedes874
    @hi5_centipedes874 4 года назад +1

    Awesome footage! Hiking Half Dome for the 2nd time in a few days. This time I'm equipped with a Gopro. Glad I'll be able to capture and share video this time around. Cheers!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад +1

      So glad you enjoyed it! We're big fans of capturing our experiences. We used a GoPro as well. Already wanting to go back.
      Hope your trip was a success. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @gjurczyc
    @gjurczyc 3 года назад +2

    Smart Women use of the harness. Thank you for sharing

  • @sauronthegreat5799
    @sauronthegreat5799 2 месяца назад +2

    It’s very safety conscious of you to use a harness and clip onto the cables. There have been instances where people have died when they slipped and tumbled off the mountain. Life is too precious not to employ precaution and safety always.

  • @gracejimenez4178
    @gracejimenez4178 Год назад +1

    What time of year did you go? Didn’t look so crowded going up cables..

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  Год назад

      We went in June and got to the cables early in the morning before most other people. It was during a heat wave. 94 degrees coming down the cables. Worth every drop of sweat.

  • @impoortan
    @impoortan 6 лет назад +5

    I dont comment that much but after seeing this, damn you guys are deserve one. Well edited and presented, the music really color the whole thing well done mate! and im glad you guys made it safe. GODBLESS

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks! We've wanted to do this trail for more than 5 years. So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a ton for commenting!!! Hope you'll check out our other videos. We're quite proud of our other recent Yosemite trail videos.
      God-bless!

  • @champaben
    @champaben 6 лет назад +3

    Excellent! Great cinematography and footage!!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks! We wanted to make a video worthy of this trail. We hope we came close.

  • @OneMouseGaming
    @OneMouseGaming 5 лет назад +8

    The transition shot showing the beginning of the half dome cable accent was stunning. Truly puts the half dome climb in scale for people.
    Great work, and gorgeous footage.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks! It’s a spectacular location and an unforgettable trail.
      Thanks again for watching and commenting!!!!!

  • @petr-podrouzek
    @petr-podrouzek 6 лет назад +2

    Great...!!!. I climbed to the Half Dome in 1996 :-)

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      Well done! It's a fantastic climb. One of our favorites.

  • @veganmvp9714
    @veganmvp9714 6 лет назад +3

    just come across your channel. beautiful place.

  • @GReviewz
    @GReviewz 6 лет назад +2

    amazing filming here! love the videos! keep it up!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      Thank so much!!! We are so glad you enjoyed them! We've got some great new videos to come hope you enjoy!

  • @RockinLoud360
    @RockinLoud360 3 года назад +4

    California just hits different

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      very true

    • @ThePlaton20
      @ThePlaton20 2 месяца назад

      I thought Cali was cool too until I visited Alaska and got to kayak on the Gulf of Alaska surrounded by four 12 thousand foot peaks. Alaska is what California wants to be when it grows up.

  • @evorski
    @evorski 3 года назад +1

    That was scary terry and i was just watching the video🤣

  • @KewFace
    @KewFace 3 года назад +1

    Amazing view. Keeping my finger cross.. Hope my friend and I can get the permit.

  • @DeltadronesBr
    @DeltadronesBr 4 года назад +2

    Ten years ago i stopped in the middle of the way. I got panic attack! I couldn't keep going. A strong wind was sweeping the place. I was terrified! Lol

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      No shame in that. We know a great many people who had to turn around. Safety is always the priority, and it sounds like you made a good decision.
      Summit fever kills. We're always glad when people share their experiences, especially when circumstance demands turning around.
      Thanks for sharing!

  • @arjungutta7762
    @arjungutta7762 3 года назад +1

    how long were you on the cables for in total?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      We didn't track our progress too closely. Maybe 40 minutes (we were a little slower, but had the cables mostly to ourselves). A person in good shape and experienced with exposure to easily make it to the top in 10-15 mins. But it will vary from person to person.

  • @californiabigfoot247
    @californiabigfoot247 5 лет назад +1

    I have seen that place a thousand times, but never like this. You captured something special, great work!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Thanks so much! It was a passion project for sure. We're so glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @robertturner1308
    @robertturner1308 5 лет назад +2

    Love your video! I climbed Half Dome yesterday for the first time. I felt the same way at the top.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Congrats! We’re aching to go back!
      Thanks a ton for watching and commenting. We’re thrilled you enjoyed our video!
      Make sure to watch part 1: the Mist Trail.

    • @uplatestampin
      @uplatestampin 5 лет назад

      Congrats!! Wasn't it fantastic?
      We did it for the first time in June, day after the cables went up at sunset and had the climb and top to ourselves. It was AMAZING!!! Would love to do it again at sunrise.

  • @BlastCODM
    @BlastCODM 3 года назад +2

    Went up there...wasnt so bad. But coming back down after a few ronas. Yeah , pretty nerve racking 😂

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Our group was split 50/50 regarding which was harder. But we all agreed that neither should be taken lightly.

  • @roxxi7
    @roxxi7 2 года назад

    Do you climb back down the same way as going up? Looks terrifying

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      Yep. Same path up and down. We would describe it as terrifying, but it’s definitely not for everybody. There is a certain amount of risk, but proper precaution negates any serious danger.

  • @trevorowen1421
    @trevorowen1421 10 месяцев назад

    Great song with video!

  • @JohannOfArc
    @JohannOfArc 4 года назад +2

    Planning to go to Yosemite soon. It’s my first time. How far is the starting point to half dome?! Can it be climb for the first timer?! How hard is it?!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад +2

      The shortest routed to the summit and back is 14 miles and nearly one vertical mile of ascent. Half Dome is one of the most difficult day hikes in the national park system. The ability to reach the summit is well within reach for people with moderate hiking experience, if they prepare properly and know their limits. This trail should not be underestimated.
      It’s hard to gauge the trail’s difficulty. It really varies from person to person. We’d advise your train, and plan for a physically, and mentally challenging (yet rewarding) day.
      Hope that helps! Best of luck in your bid for the summit. Remember that you’ll need to have a permit for the sub dome, cables and summit. Stay safe, and Leave No Trace.

  • @JuanRivera-jb8zb
    @JuanRivera-jb8zb 3 года назад +1

    Que lindo lugar que privilegio saludos desde el salvador

  • @la2alaska336
    @la2alaska336 3 года назад +1

    Great video!

  • @robertdalton860
    @robertdalton860 2 года назад

    Those harnesses, did you bring those with you to Yosemite or did you purchase them in the valley? Considering going and doing this hike over the summer and just wondering

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      We brought them ourselves. I'm not aware of any place in the valley to rent, but expect nearby towns have climbing shops with harnesses available for rent.

  • @saz8368
    @saz8368 4 года назад

    is there anyway you can go with someone else's permit (if you pay them while hiking there). I want to do this so bad but we don't have a permit and we go in a week. We will try the daily lottery but we plan to hike all the way to subdome regardless!

  • @wheatberry
    @wheatberry 2 года назад +1

    This is one of the few videos that gives you a real feel for the extreme angle of the climb. This is some serious shit ! Good for all who can do it ! I'm not one of 'em ...

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      Definitely not for everyone, and that's totally ok. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you enjoyed the video.

  • @stgeorge1944
    @stgeorge1944 4 года назад +1

    Wow have times and attitudes changed! Did this when I was 16, back in 1961. No gloves, harness or carabiners. Also, no line, no permit.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Ah, to turn back the clock. No line. No Permit. Sounds amazing.
      Harnesses aren’t a requirement and we’d wager that roughly half of climbers don’t use them.

  • @davidzhu84
    @davidzhu84 4 года назад +2

    do you have to wake up at like 3 am to hike this trail?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      If you intend to hike the full distance in a day, yes. The earlier the better. Procrastinators not only frequently find themselves stacked up on the cables, but also end up hiking down in the dark, fatigued and after park shuttles have stopped running for the day.
      Also, you can’t beat the early morning light atop the summit.

    • @janeg1575
      @janeg1575 4 года назад

      We did it last Thursday... we woke up at 3 started at 430 bc it gets hot! Have fun!

  • @welshlad6427
    @welshlad6427 5 лет назад +1

    On my bucket list. Great vlog buddy ❤️

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Thanks! Hope you make it. One of the best trails we’ve done.
      Thanks for watching and commenting!!! Make sure to watch part one: The Mist Trail

  • @SnazzyGooseMr
    @SnazzyGooseMr Год назад

    Lord willing I will climb summer 2024, need to heal from Achilles surgery first. Beautiful!

  • @Posthastekid
    @Posthastekid 3 года назад +1

    What month did you guys hike half dome?

  • @emmigrullon2141
    @emmigrullon2141 3 года назад +2

    This is truly and amazing hike, thank you for documenting your journey to the top, how long did it take to obtain the permit??

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      We were fortunate and got a first come backpacking permit from the wilderness office.

  • @DecipherDiz
    @DecipherDiz 3 года назад +1

    Everyone likes the climb.... but did you see them come down?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      The climb down can be extra disconcerting for many. Of those in our group, half found it more difficult than the ascent, the other half found it easier.

  • @bikerandproud
    @bikerandproud 5 лет назад +1

    Well done guys, given me back great memories back from 1998.
    Didn't take a camera or my Sony Hi-8 video recorder. Regret it now.
    I was 28 and decided to have an Adventure amd ended up on a six week tour of the states.
    When we arrived at Yosemite National Park was a moment I will never forget.
    The days walk through the forest, the climb up (lol the false peak)
    Getting to the top WOW
    The Marmots WOW
    Anyways,
    Great cinematography and I've already downloaded the track.
    Thanks guys.
    @TrekAmerica #TrekAmerica
    #HalfDome
    @Prasy3k

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      So glad you enjoyed it. This was a passion project for sure. What an amazing place! Glad we could take you back.
      Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!

  • @jadeeholmes
    @jadeeholmes 3 года назад

    Amazing

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      We completely agree with you. This is a remarkable, and challenging trail.

  • @hS-nt6pr
    @hS-nt6pr 4 года назад +1

    Wow and it doesnt even look crowded! What month and time of day did you hit the cables at ?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      We were fortunate. We hike it mid-June 2017.
      Go on a weekday, get to the cables early, avoid holidays and large events like marathons and you’ve got a decent chance of enjoying Half Dome without the crowds.
      Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @hS-nt6pr
      @hS-nt6pr 4 года назад +1

      @@HomeInWildSpaces it does thanks! I'm apply for a permit for September, fingers crossed.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Best of luck! Stay safe, Leave No Trace.

  • @jacquelynking8016
    @jacquelynking8016 5 лет назад +1

    Could you please tell me what time you started? It looks like it wasn't crowded for your hiking time. Thank you.

  • @alleahtravis2167
    @alleahtravis2167 2 года назад

    What did you guys use to clip into the cables?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      Climber grade rope and carabiners secured with a bowline around the waist and an overhand knot on a bite. A full climbing harness is not needed since you are on a 50° grade rather than a cliff face, but we always advise people use whatever system they are comfortable with so long as you are properly secured.
      Hope that helps. Happy trails!

  • @blkthunderbolt
    @blkthunderbolt 3 года назад

    do they really be checking for permits beyond the base? how is this enforced?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      Yes. Each day park rangers stand beneath the subdome and check permits and ids. We suppose there may be a day when they are not posted but we DO NOT advocate ascending the dome without a permit except during the off season.
      We have heard of stories where people hike to the subdome and some times encounter a party with permits and an extra slot, either because a member of their party turned back or decided against ascending and are able to climb the subdome and cables with that group.
      Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @blkthunderbolt
      @blkthunderbolt 3 года назад

      @@HomeInWildSpaces thanks. I wasn't actually thinking about NOT getting a permit i was just wondering how they enforced it.

  • @bobbyswagner6465
    @bobbyswagner6465 2 года назад

    Is it common to not use cables and carabiners?

  • @snertli
    @snertli 5 лет назад +1

    Well done! Great Video. THX for sharing.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Our pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!

  • @jasonmarkham2592
    @jasonmarkham2592 3 года назад

    Congratulations on making it up there safely. Beautiful looking place. BTW, what song is playing in the background. Sounds familiar.

    • @andyclark1554
      @andyclark1554 2 месяца назад

      I believe it's the song she listened to on the hike up as it inadvertently makes you want to climb to a great height and throw yourself off. Thankfully she turned it off before she reached the top, sadly for us she felt the need to share and soundtrack the video with it.

  • @jeffreyroberts7438
    @jeffreyroberts7438 Год назад

    Coming down must be harder?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  Год назад

      It really depends on the individual. I found it much easier. But many people find it much harder because the view down the cables significantly more dramatic. It's as much a mental experience as it is a physical experience.

  • @champaben
    @champaben 6 лет назад +1

    May I know what recording devices you used?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      GoPro Hero 4 Black and Sony A7r II. Hope that helps! Thanks a ton for watching and commenting! It helps us a great deal.

  • @aaronwood2931
    @aaronwood2931 11 месяцев назад

    How do you get down?

  • @BeCCaWhere2GoNext
    @BeCCaWhere2GoNext 5 лет назад +1

    amazing!! love ur channel!
    👍😉

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Thanks!!! We’re fond of it as well. Thanks for watching and commenting! If you have any suggestions or questions we’d love to hear them.

  • @kevinyang5117
    @kevinyang5117 2 года назад +1

    I climbed up without any preparation 15 years ago. I just carried only one bottle of water!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  2 года назад

      Definitely not the approach we advocate, but good for you. Glad you made it up, and also down safely. Way to go!

  • @magicmanRND
    @magicmanRND 7 лет назад +2

    Great!

  • @gpn4651
    @gpn4651 4 года назад

    Um, what is the name of the song and who is the artist? Thanks.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  3 года назад

      "This is our World. This is our Time" by Pink Zebra and Benji Jackson.

  • @dantrav1927
    @dantrav1927 5 лет назад +1

    That's it!! I'm doing Yosemite this summer!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      Hope you make it! If you plan to hike Half Dome, make sure to read our hiking guide: www.athomeinwildspaces.com/travel-blog/half-dome-the-ultimate-hiking-guide. It contains all the information you'll need to successfully summit Half Dome.
      Make sure to stay safe and leave no trace. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!!

  • @Hot_Guac
    @Hot_Guac 4 года назад +1

    To everyone commending them on using a "harness", wrapping a rope around your waist and clipping in may make you feel good but any significant fall is likely to do some serious damage. If you want to be safe use a proper harness and via-ferrata clips. No one with any real knowledge of climbing and safety would recommend this and it's dangerous to suggest otherwise.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Thanks for your input. A proper harness is definitely the superior choice, but not necessary.

    • @Hot_Guac
      @Hot_Guac 4 года назад +1

      @@HomeInWildSpaces A 10-foot fall onto a static rope around your waist can break your spine. Full Stop. Suggesting otherwise is dangerous.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      The nature of the Half Dome cables is not analogous to a "10-foot fall onto a static rope". This is a technical hiking route, not a technical rock climbing route. There is a HUGE difference. It is because of that difference that a rope and carabiner(s) properly secured to the waist, though not as ideal as a harness, is still a perfectly valid and safe choice.
      It won't feel good if you fall, but that is not the point. If you fall on Half Dome's cables you will slide down a 30-50 degree grade. The rope is their to arrest your slide and keep you from falling over an edge hundreds or thousands of feet to an almost certain death.
      Clearly, we would discourage anyone from rock climbing with little more than a rope.
      Thank you for offering your feedback and your efforts to keep people safe. Best wishes.

    • @pepper009
      @pepper009 3 года назад +1

      @@HomeInWildSpaces An important point is that the absence of a harness is not the real issue here. The issue is that with a sliding carabiner there is a potential for a large fall factor (falling a distance that is longer than your rope, and although how realistic or dangerous it is at 30-50 degree slope is debatable, it really doesn't have to be a very long fall). Such falls can easily snap normal climbing ropes/cords (which are not designed for such fall factors) or spines. For this reason on via-ferrata one uses special via-ferrata lanyards which are designed to absorb the kinetic energy and survive high-fall-factor falls (and save your spine).

  • @jrlsports9490
    @jrlsports9490 5 лет назад

    When were you there (month)? Thanks

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад

      This footage was recorded in mid June 2017. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting. Please consider subscribing. More great videos to come.

  • @dhillon6596
    @dhillon6596 6 лет назад +1

    great video and the song made me cry

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  6 лет назад

      So glad you enjoyed it! Our hope is that people watch our content, marvel at the earth's beauty and find renewed inspiration to push themselves, explore and preserve the world's natural beauty.
      "This is our world, this is our time". Thanks so much for watching and commenting. We hope you'll do so again and that you will consider subscribing to our channel for more great videos.

  • @meumentorgringo8342
    @meumentorgringo8342 4 года назад

    Great video!!!

  • @Alex4Lakewood
    @Alex4Lakewood 4 года назад +4

    Why add music? I just don’t understand.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      We appreciate the feedback. Our viewers are largely split on this issue. We are however working to incorporate more music free videos into our library. We’d invite you to check out some of our more recent uploads, including one called “Pure Yosemite”. No music except for the songs of birds and waterfalls. Hope you enjoy!

  • @speedyjg13
    @speedyjg13 4 года назад +1

    That was amazing!!!! What kind of camera did you use to film this?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Thank you! We used a GoPro Hero 4 Black and a Sony A7R II. Hope that helps. Make sure to check out our other videos.

  • @동준영-p3r
    @동준영-p3r 3 года назад

    what's song name????? (bgm name plz!)

  • @goldent4655
    @goldent4655 4 года назад

    Can I have link to your safety equipment?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      We unfortunately don't have a link to our safety equipment, but we do have directions on what gear we used on our Half Dome hiking guide. Check it out:
      www.athomeinwildspaces.com/news--travel-blog/half-dome-the-ultimate-hiking-guide

  • @cristinac9604
    @cristinac9604 4 года назад +1

    Why would anyone thumbs down this video. I don’t get it?? Great video. Thinking for years of that climb.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Thanks so much! We’re glad you enjoyed it. The most common if not the only negative feedback we get is in reference to the music selection.
      Perhaps some day we’ll publish a music free version. Until then. Thanks so much for your feedback. We hope to hear from you again.

  • @mattmain8662
    @mattmain8662 4 года назад +2

    The music ruined the video. I'd much rather hear the people and surrounding sounds. What an amazing feat. I've been to YNP many times, looked up to Half Dome but way too chicken to climb it.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      That is the most common complaint we get, and our viewers seem to be pretty split on this subject. We definitely appreciate the feedback. We’re working to incorporate more music free content. Our Pure Yosemite video includes shots from Half Dome as well as other landmarks and lacks any music beyond bird songs and the rushing of water. Check it out and let us know what you think.
      Thanks again. Best wishes.

  • @crocodile1313
    @crocodile1313 2 месяца назад +3

    You had me until the music started. Still a pretty video, just turned off the volume.

  • @hikeryoga7079
    @hikeryoga7079 5 лет назад +1

    Any training advice ?planning to do in sept.

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Here's what we'd advise.
      First, please commit to leave no trace and abide by park regulations.
      Next, there's really no better training for hiking then hiking. Ideally, we'd advise finding a good training trail preferably between 4000 and 9000 ft in elevation, with a fairly aggressive grade and hiking that or another trail between two and three times a week. Start with distances and intensity that suite your fitness level, gradually increasing distance and intensity until you're capable of safely hiking roughly 14 miles and 5000 vertical feet. Also, consider using a weighted backpack.
      If you don't have a good trail nearby, consider using the stairwell in a tall building, or a treadmill with an aggressive incline. With the exception of a few level sections, the trail to Half Dome's summit is quite steep. You'll be glad you trained for both distance and ascent.
      Next, make sure to work in some moderate upper body routines. The cables require a good amount of upper body strength. You don't have to be a superhero, but some strength in your arms and core will serve you well.
      Prepare mentally. A number of trail sections can be intimidating, not just the cables. Know how to remain calm and respond appropriately to your surroundings.
      Finally, make sure you acquire a permit for the subdome, cables, and summit. Hopefully, you've already applied for the permit lottery between March 1-31 and were granted a permit. If not, consult our comprehensive Half Dome hiking guide (link below) for other permit options.
      Hope that was helpful. Stay safe and best of luck! There are few trails like Half Dome.
      www.athomeinwildspaces.com/travel-blog/half-dome-the-ultimate-hiking-guide

  • @shaunwheldon190
    @shaunwheldon190 2 месяца назад

    I stopped at the saddle because we didnt have cables. I was 12 and scared lol

  • @harnisyah682
    @harnisyah682 4 года назад

    heloo, can i use your video on my TV
    Program channel? i am a one of the creative team at KUY! GTV
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    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Thank you for your interest, but no, we do not grant you use of our video.

  • @davidburton2294
    @davidburton2294 4 года назад

    Awesome!

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад

      Thanks! It's hard to go wrong with such an incredible trail, and setting. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @InvincibleMegaBeast
    @InvincibleMegaBeast 4 года назад

    How come they don’t have safety rails on that mountain? Like when you’re almost to where you’re going to climb up. It seems steep, if slip than game over?

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  4 года назад +1

      It's definitely not a trail to take for granted. We're personally glad that railings and cables are kept to a minimum. You loose a lot of the experience if there are railings everywhere you might fall.
      Just take it easy, and know you limits. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @lrodenlr
    @lrodenlr 5 лет назад +1

    How did you guys have the cables all to yourselves?! Lol

    • @HomeInWildSpaces
      @HomeInWildSpaces  5 лет назад +1

      A little luck, an early start, and planning our ascent when most people are at home or working.
      It’s definitely possible to have a more “wilderness” experience if you plan accordingly. We still had between 12-15 other hikers on the way up and maybe 30 on the way down the cables, but as Half Dome does that’s pretty slow.
      Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting!
      We hope you’ll also consider subscribing. We’ve got lots of great content to come.

    • @lrodenlr
      @lrodenlr 5 лет назад +1

      At Home In Wild Spaces thanks so much! Really great video 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

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    @agatawahyu2361 4 года назад

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