Bison Peak - Colorado 12er Dayhike
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2020
- Thank goodness for summits like 12,431 ft. Bison Peak, located in the Tarryall Mountains about 25 miles past Kenosha Pass on US Highway 285. Bison Peak is one of the most amazing and unique peaks in Colorado and its agreeable, year-round access is just the start. A well established trail leads to a dreamlike rock garden, replete with towering sculptures.
It’s a seldom visited peak thanks in part to its location in the lesser known Tarryall Mountains. When compared to towering 14ers, its modest height makes it easy to be overlooked.
Wait.. 400 foot fall? Holy crap!
Afraid so. I've talked a lot about it on my instagram and twitter channels. I used the proper gear, techniques, and still screwed up. I will tell you my doctor saw my bruises and said, "I've never seen anything like it". My response: "Well, that's reassuring."
@@FoorTrek I haven't been keeping up on social media other than facebook lately. Too much craziness these days, and truth be told, I stopped facebook for a while. Still, I'm glad you're OK!
A few years ago, I had my whole right foot rebuilt. During consultation, doc took an X-ray and told me "Your foot is MESSED UP!" (It was because of a birth defect)
@@FoorTrek wow glad you are ok!!// as if the stuff with mom wasnt enough/ so sorry
I just went through the tweets. I do recall seeing that now. I am an idiot!
@@FoorTrek badass
Great hike! Sorry to hear about your fall wow. Appreciate the videos.
Our condolences on the loss of your Mom. Glad to see you're healthy from your fall and happy your pathology report came back good.
Thank you Elaine. You only ever get one mother and I was there for her, everyday, because I chose to. :-)
Dear Dr. Foor,
You are definitely my favorite hiking professor !
My most sincere condolences for the loss of your mother. Mothers are truly unique and irreplaceable ! Mine is still around, and she lives with me. I am grateful for each day I see her.
I am surely glad you survived the fall. You made an amazing recovery !
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Can't wait for 14er season!! Lots of us living vicariously through these videos, more so this year than the past! stay safe and healthy!
The Lost Creek Wilderness, especially the Tarryall range and the Lost Creek / Goose Creek drainage is one of my favorite places in Colorado.
Sorry to hear about your fall, that’s scary stuff, glad you’re back at it. I look forward to one day meeting my favorite hiking professor on the mountain
Leaving in 12 hrs for this destination
So good to see you back Brandon!!! Thanks for another wonderful video. You are so right .... be kind to each other and appreciate what you have! I've been enjoying the AZ high country and trying to make slow but steady progress on day hiking the AZT. Take care and looking forward to more videos :)))
Thank you for being you!
Great to see you back!
I love watching these videos!!!!
this looks like one of your better hikes visually. Love it
Thank you Tom.
Awesome to see you back on the trail, always enjoy your vids! Added this one to my “to do list”. My motorcycling/hiking trip is coming together nicely.
Welcome back!
love the big flat area up there, and super beautiful "run" thru the forest on the way down. thanks for the great message at the end glad you are hanging in there
Glad to see you back! Thanks for the beautiful video.
Thank you James! It's GOOD to be back. :-)
Nice video, almost like being there. 👍
Glad to see my favorite hiking professor! Sorry to hear about your mother, and I'm glad you're doing well after that fall...yikes! I hope to hike this in the coming week because of you. Thank you for your videos.
I hope it went well!
I was hoping to see a new video from you!
So I just hiked this today, I’m from PA. How in the hell did you summit this so fast?!? This whole damn hike was brutal. Granted I had a 3 yr old in a carry pack but even if we didn’t stop so many times I can’t imagine doing this less than 3-4hrs
Congrats on the hike. It's steep. Real steep, but it's still a trail and I can simply move fast from training on this, especially doing technical bouldering hikes. I LOVE PA!
Going to have to put that on my list of peaks to do, looks like a good early season hike. Thanks for sharing.
Anytime of year kind of hike if you enjoy snowshoeing.
@@FoorTrek
Never been on snowshoes just a little hiking on patchy moderate snow.
For an Ohioan who will be doing this hike next summer (thanks to watching your Bison Peak videos), do you have any tips and/or recommendations for a flatlander doing this hike?
Trail is well marked. There's only so much training you can do regarding the elevation. A healthy diet is the best start.
You're ready!
I'm following your lead Karts!
Best intro ever .. haha
Where did you start? Trail guides that start at Lost Park Road all show about 2700’ in elevation not 3700’.
Ahhh just made it to the end of video. Ute Creek… 😀
Hi Josh! I love hiking Bison. Such a wonderful adventure everytime.
Took me 3.5 hours lol