Journey never ends, like trying to reach the end of the rainbow. There’s always more to see and do, in this case a journey to falling liquid that has an infinite style to its ever present pull from gravity. Thanks for sharing as much as you do! Beautiful.
Waterfalls are so beautiful and I love the sound of rippling water. The contrasts between the locations were amazing with rock colours and vegetation. Love the music too!
Breathtaking video with awesome color and light exposures of the water. Takes me far away from the scorching reality of daily work. You inspire me to train and get ready for the next hike.
Spectacularly beautiful area...the color from those rocks are just popping off my big screen...thanks so much for sharing...I needed this to end a most dreary day here in Nova Scotia, Canada...
Beautiful! The shots show just how gorgeous they are. I haven't been to Dark Canyon in Utah but one of my favorite waterfalls is one off the beaten path in Utah. It's called Kanaraville falls, and it actually has two waterfalls if you walk up the first ladder. A special place indeed
Spectacular video, as usual :-) I think I saw it on your Rae Lakes Loop trip, but the waterfall on Bubbs Creek near Junction Meadow is a favorite of mine. Also the falls on Evolution Creek as it drops into the canyon of the South Fork San Joaquin River...and Woods Creek upstream from the suspension bridge...dang, the list goes on and on...and just in the Sierra Nevada. Thanks for all your work with these videos.
@@NorwegianXplorer If you're ever in the area, the North Fork of the Kings River is a really nice stretch of water. There is a waterfall (Sue Falls, I think), just downstream from where the trail from Post Corral Meadow reaches the river. It was my first backcountry waterfall. Cool water sculpting on the bedrock, also.
These are fantastic waterfalls, and beautifully shot as always. But one question: why didn't you put in any of the gorgeous waterfalls from the Rae Lakes loop, especially the ones between Glen Pass and Junction Meadow? We were just there, and were totally blown away by the fact that one could just sit and eat lunch two feet away from the top of a beautiful fall. On the other hand, I guess I can't argue with the footage you included here of the lake itself, which of course is also gorgeous!
I think I like the North Fork Falls the best, then the Death Hollow ones. All are great though. Great idea for a video. Hey, just a question, I saw in your last video you guys wrapping ursacks around a tree. Do you not have to hang those 15 feet high? Are they somehow smell proof? Thanks
I think North Fork Falls is special too, such a gem! The Ursacs are made if some sort of unbreakable kevlar, like a bulletproof vest, they dont need to be hung if you use the proper knots to tie it to a tree, they are not smell proof. The more a bear tears at it, the tighter the knot will get, the food might get crushed inside though.
I came in from a day of riding, and sweating in the heat (we don’t get too many 90+ temperatures here in the Pacific Northwest) and it was so nice to sit down and cool off mentally by watching your waterfall footage. Thank you 😊
Loving All your videos and edits, you keep getting better and better with each one! May I ask on the north fork waterfall we’re you hiking the north Buffalo fork trail? Or the Continental divide scenic Trail? Or perhaps the soda fork trail? I would like to pass by on An upcoming trip I’m planning through the greater Yellowstone with my fiancé. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Awesome video. I get the music vs natural sounds comments but I think the music added nicely to the production/ presentation. If I was looking for a three to 4-night backpack, hoping to see as few people as possible, which would you recommend? What would be the top 3?
Thank you Tom, hard to say with all the fires now, but the Teton Wilderness ones for sure, they are very remote, but also Grizzlies, Dark Canyon also if you can get to the Sundance trailhead.
I'm interested in hiking the Devil's washbowl (Kings Canyon), how long did it take to hike there? What direction/ trail did you take? ... Please and thank you ☺️
I took the big Seki loop from Roads End, you should be able to do it in 3 hard days, or rather 2 hard and one medium, then you have to go back or finish off with a loop, so make it 6-8 days minimum
Hello good sir! I appreciate your video as you showed some incredible places! I'm very intrigued with the Dark Canyon area as I plan on making this my first backpacking trip. Did you by any chance take the sundance trail as to gaining access to this area? Any insight will be helpful. Thanks again for your videos
Hello there, yes we did take the Sundance Trail, you need a high clearance 4X4 vehicle to get to the trailhead, the Sundance trail is very steep, watch your knees, I might consider doing something else if its your very first backpacking trip.
Norwegian Xplorer i have some good off trial hiking experiences I just haven’t slept outside yet 😂 again thanks for your input I’ll be sure to do some more thorough research. Keeping the good content coming 🤟🏾
Enjoyable viewing. Thanks for the compilation. Btw, were there any campsites in that Teton Wilderness high meadow-twin waterfalls area where Joey said he wanted to camp but you wanted to press on? Just curious if you guys saw anything.
Awesome, thank you again, I think the not showing the number reflects my thoughts on being out in nature backpacking, the miles, gear, weight etc doesnt matter, only the beauty of the nature, thats what is real and true for me, the numbers doesnt hold any knowledge🏔
@@DrJohn493 Haha, I just think if you fall in, its gonna be a pretty representative name. Its funny with all the old names like Death Hollow, Dirty Devil River etc, sounds like someone had a hard time or named them so people would stay away. I know the story of how one of the people in Powells expedition name the Dirty Devil River though and it was more of a coincidence...
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Journey never ends, like trying to reach the end of the rainbow. There’s always more to see and do, in this case a journey to falling liquid that has an infinite style to its ever present pull from gravity. Thanks for sharing as much as you do! Beautiful.
Thanks, I agree!
Journey never ends... I really like that. Lets chase the rainbows forever 🌈☘️
@@peacezennature979 Yay! Love that too!
Just love the sights and sounds of flowing water, Very peaceful on my mind, Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Very beautiful and peaceful. Thanks for sharing this. With disabilities I will never be able to see these places on my own feet.
I am glad you can enjoy the videos, more to come!
I am really loving the vocals added to the music. Lovely voice Juliet : )
Thank you! We have a new tune out tonight that you might like, here is a pre save link orcd.co/pneo0m1
The world has so much beautiful places to enjoy. Thank you for showing it Yarl.
My pleasure!
Waterfalls are so beautiful and I love the sound of rippling water. The contrasts between the locations were amazing with rock colours and vegetation. Love the music too!
Thank you:-)
Great video on some very spectacular mother natures show and some neat tunes
Thank you🙏
awesome videos guys
great videography, great job at editing
beautiful sceneries
I never knew these places existed if it wasn't for you
thank you
I am glad you enjoy!
Love your music choices. That lady singing at the end was great fit to the views...the Diamond song
Thank you, Juliet Piper is her name!
Thanks for sharing. You have the most amzingly beautiful nature videos. So nice music!
Thank you my pleasure!
Wow! I have no worries when watching your videos. Feeling happy! Thank you.
So glad to hear that, thank you!
I feel such inner peace when I am in these magnificent places...like I have finally come home...thank you for your wonderful videos sir
Thank you so very much!
Breathtaking video with awesome color and light exposures of the water. Takes me far away from the scorching reality of daily work. You inspire me to train and get ready for the next hike.
Thanks, thats awesome!
Could not believe my eyes! So beautiful !
Thanks a lot for sharing. Wish you always have good health to travel and share with us the beauty of nature!
Thank you, and the same to you!
Wow.. wonderful music.
Captivated for sure!
Awesome, thanks so much!
Paradise , stunning beautiful!
Yes its awesome, thanks you!
What an adventure! Glad you and Joey were able to experience it and thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
absolutely stunning footage of all of these waterfalls!
Thank you!
BEAUTIFULS LANDSCAPES
Thank you!
Beautifully done video! You have the best music choices in your vids, they go so well!
Thank you so much, maybe because I am involved in making the music🤷♂️
Sublime, as were the full length versions. Love your trips with Joey. Thanks for taking us along
Thank you for watching:-)
Spectacularly beautiful area...the color from those rocks are just popping off my big screen...thanks so much for sharing...I needed this to end a most dreary day here in Nova Scotia, Canada...
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful! The shots show just how gorgeous they are. I haven't been to Dark Canyon in Utah but one of my favorite waterfalls is one off the beaten path in Utah. It's called Kanaraville falls, and it actually has two waterfalls if you walk up the first ladder. A special place indeed
Thanks, yes I know about it
I just did 4 days in Bryce Canyon backpacking. Utah is definitely an amazing place. 🍻
It really is, Bryce is awesome!
Wow, your videos are stunning. I love Devils washbowl, i have to hike that trail someday.
Thanks, its amazing!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Again amazing places! Thx for make us discover Juliet Piper!
My pleasure, she is amazing!
This was one of the most amazing nature videos I have seen! You are great at what you do, I have binge watched all your amazing trips!
Thank you so much 😀 Thats awesome to hear Nat!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video!
Thank you!
I just found you today! Your videos are beautiful! We day hike and been to some of your shorter hikes. Thanks for the beauty!
So glad to hear that, thank you!
Wow!
Nice colors!
Jarl, you are the Prince of Pics. Peace, Herb
Lol, thanks Herb!
Wonderful. I love it!
Thanks Jerry!
WOW - you just created a new genre - looking forward to Joey's response.
Haha, thanks!
I don't blame you all these waterfalls are so amazing, you should go to toquerville falls in Utah, take care my friend
Thanks, yes, I would like to check them out
your a very lucky man
Thank you, I agree
Excellent !
Thank you!
Spectacular video, as usual :-)
I think I saw it on your Rae Lakes Loop trip, but the waterfall on Bubbs Creek near Junction Meadow is a favorite of mine. Also the falls on Evolution Creek as it drops into the canyon of the South Fork San Joaquin River...and Woods Creek upstream from the suspension bridge...dang, the list goes on and on...and just in the Sierra Nevada.
Thanks for all your work with these videos.
Haha, yes, there are so many cool waterfalls, thank you Greg!
@@NorwegianXplorer If you're ever in the area, the North Fork of the Kings River is a really nice stretch of water. There is a waterfall (Sue Falls, I think), just downstream from where the trail from Post Corral Meadow reaches the river. It was my first backcountry waterfall. Cool water sculpting on the bedrock, also.
@@gregall2178 Awesome, will keep that in mind!
awesome video guys :)
Thank you!
Devil's Wash Bowl is pretty amazing.
Yes it really is!
I wish iwish, I wanna go with ypu On these enchanting hikes...😊
😊
@@NorwegianXplorer THANK U FOR YOUR VIDEOS I GET TO SMOKE. SUM KUSH. &VIRTUALLY GO. ON HIKES. WITH YOU THANK YOU AGAIN..😁
@@peaceluvhappiness8630 Thats awesome lol, glad you enjoy the videos!
Maravilhoso,mágico🙏🙏
Thank you
Would also add Bunnell Cascade to the group of cascades that are hard to reach but fun as heck to play with.
Never been there, these are my own experiences, thanks for the recommendation!
Is beautiful
Thank you!
amazing waterfall. great video
Thank you!
watching tomorrow again :)
Awesome!
These are fantastic waterfalls, and beautifully shot as always. But one question: why didn't you put in any of the gorgeous waterfalls from the Rae Lakes loop, especially the ones between Glen Pass and Junction Meadow? We were just there, and were totally blown away by the fact that one could just sit and eat lunch two feet away from the top of a beautiful fall. On the other hand, I guess I can't argue with the footage you included here of the lake itself, which of course is also gorgeous!
Thank you, choices, lol!!
pretty color like yam
Haha
@@NorwegianXplorer the rock walls looks like yam color. i didnt noticed it before lol
@@NorwegianXplorer lol
Wow.
😊
Epic!
Thank you!
List is updated. Thank you!
Haha, cool!
Paradisiac places!
Indeed!
I think I like the North Fork Falls the best, then the Death Hollow ones. All are great though. Great idea for a video. Hey, just a question, I saw in your last video you guys wrapping ursacks around a tree. Do you not have to hang those 15 feet high? Are they somehow smell proof? Thanks
I think North Fork Falls is special too, such a gem! The Ursacs are made if some sort of unbreakable kevlar, like a bulletproof vest, they dont need to be hung if you use the proper knots to tie it to a tree, they are not smell proof. The more a bear tears at it, the tighter the knot will get, the food might get crushed inside though.
I came in from a day of riding, and sweating in the heat (we don’t get too many 90+ temperatures here in the Pacific Northwest) and it was so nice to sit down and cool off mentally by watching your waterfall footage. Thank you 😊
Awesome, thank you so much!
This is amazing!! Thanks for sharing. What trail did you hike to access Devil's Washbowl and Death Hollow?
Thank you, Devils Washbowl is Big SEKI loop, Death Hollow is Death Hollow, you can find videos from both trips here on my channel
Loving All your videos and edits, you keep getting better and better with each one! May I ask on the north fork waterfall we’re you hiking the north Buffalo fork trail?
Or the Continental divide scenic Trail?
Or perhaps the soda fork trail?
I would like to pass by on An upcoming trip I’m planning through the greater Yellowstone with my fiancé. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you, its the North Fork of the Buffalo, you can find a full description of out hike here
ruclips.net/video/h2ZqaqCyS48/видео.html
Awesome video. I get the music vs natural sounds comments but I think the music added nicely to the production/ presentation. If I was looking for a three to 4-night backpack, hoping to see as few people as possible, which would you recommend? What would be the top 3?
Thank you Tom, hard to say with all the fires now, but the Teton Wilderness ones for sure, they are very remote, but also Grizzlies, Dark Canyon also if you can get to the Sundance trailhead.
I'm interested in hiking the Devil's washbowl (Kings Canyon), how long did it take to hike there? What direction/ trail did you take? ... Please and thank you ☺️
I took the big Seki loop from Roads End, you should be able to do it in 3 hard days, or rather 2 hard and one medium, then you have to go back or finish off with a loop, so make it 6-8 days minimum
Hello good sir! I appreciate your video as you showed some incredible places! I'm very intrigued with the Dark Canyon area as I plan on making this my first backpacking trip. Did you by any chance take the sundance trail as to gaining access to this area? Any insight will be helpful. Thanks again for your videos
Hello there, yes we did take the Sundance Trail, you need a high clearance 4X4 vehicle to get to the trailhead, the Sundance trail is very steep, watch your knees, I might consider doing something else if its your very first backpacking trip.
Norwegian Xplorer i have some good off trial hiking experiences I just haven’t slept outside yet 😂 again thanks for your input I’ll be sure to do some more thorough research. Keeping the good content coming 🤟🏾
@@destinationdezz1588 Awesome, good luck with the planning! Just ask if there is anything!
Norwegian Xplorer one last thing! When did you do this hike? Is the water seasonal or perennial? Best time to do this hike?
Enjoyable viewing. Thanks for the compilation. Btw, were there any campsites in that Teton Wilderness high meadow-twin waterfalls area where Joey said he wanted to camp but you wanted to press on? Just curious if you guys saw anything.
Nothing established
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Yes, thank you!
Hey, Just recently found you channel.I Love you work! I would like to know why your channel does not state the number of subscribers? Thx
Thank you, appreciate it very much🙏 I turned off the subscriber number when I started the channel😉
@@NorwegianXplorer Okay, I was wondering if you had that option or something. I just had never come across that. No problem. Your videos are awesome!!
Awesome, thank you again, I think the not showing the number reflects my thoughts on being out in nature backpacking, the miles, gear, weight etc doesnt matter, only the beauty of the nature, thats what is real and true for me, the numbers doesnt hold any knowledge🏔
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Sequoia by a landslide. All nature is nice but open forest with waterfalls wins by a wide margin. My personal twisted preference.
Thats fine with me lol!
Awesome vid! What route did you take along the Middle fork Kings?
Thank you, yes, just followed the trail on the east side of the river
@@NorwegianXplorer Yes, but how did you enter/exit the trail?
Granite Pass from Roads end, then up to the JMT at Palisade Creek, i have a video on it on my channel. Big SEKI loop
@@NorwegianXplorer Awesome, will check it out-- thank you! Great video again.
Visually stunning, but it would have been even better with no music, just the sound of the water.
Thanks!
Great video but prefer the natural sounds to the music.
Cant please everyone, but thanks for watching!
IMHO the Devil's Washbowl is misnamed, should be Heaven's Washbowl since it looks like paradise to me.
Haha, I see your point John, I personally like the name though.
Norwegian Xplorer I promise not to petition for a name change 😉
@@DrJohn493 Haha, I just think if you fall in, its gonna be a pretty representative name. Its funny with all the old names like Death Hollow, Dirty Devil River etc, sounds like someone had a hard time or named them so people would stay away. I know the story of how one of the people in Powells expedition name the Dirty Devil River though and it was more of a coincidence...
STOP SCARING THE TROUT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok Bob!
Oh great, here come the Instagrammers to ruin it.
Not very likely
Norwegian Xplorer - I hope not.
@@thosearentpillows5638 Unless they want to walk 3-5 days to get the picture lol
Norwegian Xplorer - they will not.