HIKING THE GRAND CANYON RIM TO RIM TO RIM | Hiking Gear and Food I Brought
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2020
- HIKING THE GRAND CANYON RIM TO RIM TO RIM | Hiking Gear and Food I Brought // One of the questions I get asked all the time is what kind of hiking gear I bring with me and what kind of food I pack for my hiking and backpacking trips. Thinking about hiking the Grand Canyon Rim-To-Rim or the Rim-To-Rim-To-Rim Hike and have no idea what kind of hiking gear and food you’d need to bring with you? In this video, I’ll go over all of the hiking gear I brought with me along with the food I carried in my pack for this two day, 50-mile, hiking adventure in Grand Canyon National Park.
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1:31 Pack
2:57 Poop Kit
3:26 Water Filtration System
3:51 Collapsible Cup & Electrolytes
4:30 Emergency Shelter
4:39 Clothes I Packed
5:12 Repair/Tool/Toiletry Kit
5:42 First Aid Kit
6:05 Other Stuff I Carried
7:00 Hiking Clothes
7:34 Food
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~~~GEAR~~~
The pack featured in this video is the Osprey Tempest 20 Women’s Day Hiking Pack (not the 22 as I refer to it in the video!)
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Raincover alnk.to/aAG7quW
Space Bear Bags Poop-moji Pouch spacebearbags.com/products/dy...
Trowel h amzn.to/33EvGlA
My Pixie Cup www.pixiecup.com/product/pixi...
Hydration Reservoir amzn.to/2ZHBZDM
Hydration Reservoir Adapter Kit amzn.to/33BbbWy
Water Filter alnk.to/2jEgMwz
CNOC Outdoors Vecto Bag amzn.to/33vwxEU
CNOC Outdoors Collapsible Cup alnk.to/hhsW3NW
Emergency Bivy alnk.to/31jxfwh
~~~Clothes I Packed~~~
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Fleece alnk.to/gzNEers
Puffy amzn.to/3lpbI5x
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Socks
~~~Repair/Tool/Toiletry Kit~~~
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Stuff Sack
Hand Warmers amzn.to/3mnZhYN
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~~~First Aid Kit~~~
Stuff Sack
Leukotape amzn.to/31EMSHd
Body Glide amzn.to/31DD6oP
Tick Key amzn.to/3miOfDi
~~~Other Stuff I Carried~~~
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~~~Hiking Clothes~~~
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~~~FOOD~~~
Food Bag alnk.to/44NWJcR
Starkist Chicken Creation Packets amzn.to/35l1cGY
Lu Petit Ecolier European Biscuits - Dark Chocolate amzn.to/36thQnv
Original Recipe Gardettos amzn.to/2Iq4r78
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Thanks for watching! Is the Grand Canyon Rim-To-Rim Hike on your bucket list? What rim would you start from? North Rim? South Rim? What are some of your most favorite snacks to bring with you on trail? Tell me in the comments below!
Thanks for that detailed list. The GC is in my bucket list so I really appreciate this video!👍
Glad you enjoyed this one. Stay tuned. There will be a brand new Grand Canyon video coming soon to my channel featuring my trip this year at the beginning of October.
Thanks for this informative video! I’ve been gathering all the food/gear data I’m an before our hike SK-BA hike next month!
Legit content and information. I absolutely love this channel. Thank you!
Thank you!!
What an amazing adventure! So glad you are loving the Pixie Cup!
Thank you! Having My Pixie Cup with me on trail has saved me a few times so thank YOU for having my back while I’m out there. One of my poop kit staples. 😊
So amazing!!! i need to get some hiking friends to go with me every time i get someone on board they back out a day or 2 before trip so i always hike alone
Oh no! Having people cancel on right before a trip sucks. I’ve done a fair amount of solo hiking and backpacking and I love it. I don’t have to be wait on anyone, except myself. I also spend a fair amount of time talking to myself too. Hopefully it keeps the animals away. 😂
Very informative. Great info
Thank you! Glad you found this one helpful.
This is awesome!🐝
Thank you!
Very informative and interesting ❤️
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank very much for sharing ☺️
You're welcome! Hope you enjoyed the video.
Very informative 👌🏻
Glad you enjoyed this one.
We went rim to rim on October 8! My wife has the same Osprey pack and loves it. Great videos!
Thank you! We were there right around the same time last year! Hope you had an amazing time. I love the Osprey Tempest 20. It's perfect for day hiking - not too much space to overpack and not too little space. It's just right.
Amazing!
Thank you!! 😀
Love your videos! You’ve got a new subscriber.
Thank you!
Good video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
We’ve done R2R as a day hike twice - and my biggest challenge is always trying to determine how much food to bring. I don’t want extra weight, yet always fear not having enough fuel. For that reason I tend to pack way to much food every time. I can never imagine waking up the next morning and doing it again the opposite direction - kudos to you!
I always overpack food too, but I never have to worry about going hungry! 😀
Wife and I are dropping in for a first visit in a few weeks. South Kiabab to river and back up Bright Angel. So, South rim to river and back. Very helpful tips here!
Have a great trip! I want to hike the South Kaibab trail one of these days and watch the sunrise. I hear the sunrise from that trail is pretty epic.
merci pour ton partage
Bienvenue à vous ! Merci d'avoir regardé !
Good comprehensive look at the gear! I haven't tried the Nuun tablets yet, so now I will. I'm always looking to dial in my nutrition for adventure runs like R2R.
You mention being prone to rolling your ankles. I know you're supported by a shoe company, but have you ever thought about switching to Merrell Trail Gloves, Vapor Gloves, or Lythe Gloves? Or Vivo barefoot? The reason I mention it, is because a shoe with a raise sole and a wide heel (like what you're wearing here) actually promotes the issue you're having. They keep the foot from acting like a hand, and splaying out to have good stable contact with the ground, almost like grabbing it, they keep the foot from pronating properly and transmitting "surface condition" data to the brain (so that the brain can react in nano-seconds to what is happen to your balance), and the flat wide sole under the heel of the shoe, actually pitches the rear of the foot at angles which then cause you to come down hard, rolling that ankle (because the foot didn't get a chance to splay out or transmit surface conditions to the brain). You might wind up really loving them, and it might make for some great content. Nothing feels better on the trails than feet that are really free to be.....feet! I have content about this on my channel, including our '19 R2R. Our favorite trail shoe: Vibram FiveFingers
Thanks for checking out my video and for the shoe recommendation. Honestly, I roll my ankles in any sort of footwear I use. In the winter time when I'm wearing my hiking boots, my ankles roll less because they have the extra ankle support, which I find is crucial in wet and snowy environments.
Loved that you switched that Gatorade out for something more healthy!👍 I just bought a new daypack and ended up with the Gregory Maya 22 for the hip belt pockets. I was super torn because I like the Osprey as well. Very comparable.
I’m always down to try new, healthy things out on trail. 😀
@@TheHungryHiker have you tried Liquid I.V? It has been a great change for me, comes in individual packets, so easy to carry. Not sure how familiar you are with half Ironman and Ironman, but they have great supplements especially designed for endurance, Ucann is great, base salt is amazing in very hot areas. I live in Phoenix, so it’s all about hydration out here and prevent muscle cramps.
@@Livestrong00782 Haven't tried it but I am interested in checking this out. Thanks for the suggestion. :)
I need you in my life 😂💪🏼
My videos are always here for you and your trip planning/preparation needs 😀
Another good video. Answered some of my questions from your hike video. I am also a big salomon shoe guy. Wish I got mine for free. Didn't care for the triple crowns though. Thinking of switching to Brooks. What do you use the zip ties for? I just subbed. :-)
Thank you! Saw your Grand Canyon video and it gave me all the canyon feels. I love that place! Shoes are expensive, especially when going through multiple pairs in one season on a thru-hike. I’m incredibly grateful for Salomon outfitting me with awesome gear so I can keep getting out there. The zip ties are mainly for my winter kit should something happen to my snowshoes, but I keep them in my repair kit year round along with duct tape on my trekking poles.😀
You always list / show an ankle brace in your first aid kit. It looks light weight and handy... everything I look at buying big and bulky. Can you tell us what brace you include in your pack? Thanks! Learning a lot by watching your videos.
Great question! The lightweight ankle brace I carry in my first aid kit was actually a gift from a fellow PCT thru-hiker in 2018. I was in Washington and kept rolling my ankle, so she showed mercy on me and gave me the ankle brace she had in her pack. That ankle brace helped me get to Canada without crying everyday in pain. Since it was a gift, I have no idea where my hiker friend got it and there's no tag on the ankle brace telling me what brand it is. Sorry I don't have more information to give you about the brace. Glad you're learning a lot from watching my videos!
Haha, holy crap! I'm relatively new to hiking, and I can't believe how much stuff you carried! I'm so unprepared. You're out of my league. You went through the list kind of quickly, so let me hit the important things: I'm wondering what that bag with the poop emojis was! And, the Lu's chocolate thing...whoa, where do I get those?, they look delicious! Thank you for opening my eyes, I might have ended up dead on the trail haha.
I included the link to the Poop emoji bag in the video description below the video. You can find the Lu cookies in most grocery stores in the cookie aisle. Good luck!!
This was exactly the video I was looking for!! I’m going in November for a bucket lister✅. Question, I already have reservations for accommodations but is there always room in the shuttles to the trailhead?
Awesome! Love it! Have so much fun on your trip. As for the shuttles, you will need to make a reservation with the shuttle company directly. Last year (in 2020) they weren't running the shuttles at all because of COVID. I would call or visit their website to see if they plan on running this year. In a normal year, they run multiple shuttles a day, but they do fill up so I'd highly suggest making a reservation ahead of time. Good luck!
Simple and sweet on the gear. Did you weigh the pack? I never weigh mine going in, but I weigh it at phantom ranch. There is a weigh scale were people can pay to have their gear taken out by mules. I, know. Many people get down there with too much stuff then have it packed back out by the mules.
Thanks for the video.
How are things in Washington today. I see you are on lockdown again
I didn’t weigh my pack, but I can put all of my gear on LighterPack.com to figure out what my base weight was for this trip. It’s raining here in North Bend, kind of fitting for my first couple of days in lockdown. At least I’m close to the mountains. 😊
I found your channel the other day. It's a gooder. Many youtubers will recommend gear without trying it out. Thanks for not doing that! #higuys
Thanks! It doesn’t feel right recommending gear without trying it out and falling in love with it first. 🤷♀️
@@TheHungryHiker I'm a zpacks man, myself! Pct retry 2021...
I’ve been looking at the ZPacks Duplex...I like how light it is and you can use poles to set it up, saving weight and space.
@@TheHungryHiker i picked up the duplex & arczip this last summer. I wsd tiref up digging through my pack(s) like a trash panda looming for stuff. The duplex is soooo sweet! Super easy to set up, weighs nothing and is huuuge! I plan to traipse from Campo to Tehachapi, the timberline trail and Hart's Pass to ??? this summer with it & the Nero.
I love this video. What is the water bag you use and does it marry up to the Sawyer Squeeze filter?
Thank you! Skip ahead to 3:45 - This is where I talk about the 2L CNOC Outdoors Vecto bag, which I use to collect my water and filter it through my Sawyer Squeeze filter with. The Vecto bag fits the Sawyer Squeeze filter perfectly, making this combo a thru-hiker favorite.
Here's a link to the CNOC Outdoors Vecto Bag amzn.to/33vwxEU
@@TheHungryHiker oops, I missed that part. Just order the bag. Prior, I used a platypus bag but it just never fit the Sawyer that great. Thanks for your help.
Nice! Happy to help. 😀
Which month did you prepare for ? I am thinking of heading there in October. Any suggestions are welcomed. Thank you for sharing.
Too many warm clothes? I've done the south rim - north rim - sough rim trip last November (in 5 days); Obviously we needed warm clothes for the evening/night (temperatures as low as 32F); but during the day I've never worn more than a short and a long merino wool t-shirt (plus a thin wind breaker when it rained or was windy; near the rim, temperatures were as low as 25F); What I did have during most days, was long johns...
Do what makes you feel comfortable out there. 😀
Hiking my first R2R in a week and a half...thanks for sharing your info! Quick question--are we able to use a trowel and poop behind a rock if needed in the canyon? Do a lot of people do this when not near a bathroom? Not judging, purely curious!
Yes, you can use a trowel if you need to when in the canyon, but I doubt you'll need to. There are pit toilets along the trail, near a lot of the water stops. If you do need to use a trowel, make sure you're at least 100-200 feet from both the trail and/or a water source, dig a hole that's at least 6 inches deep and pack out the tp. Good luck!
Please do a video of the Powdered Drink mixes you take with you on your trips!! I haven't found anyone on RUclips that does yet!
The powdered drinks I've been loving on trail this year are the Kencko Smoothies. They have about 2.5 servings of fruits and vegetables in them, are quite tasty, healthy and perfect for backpacking. Here's the link for you to check out if you're interested (and you can get $10 off): kencko.me/?referrer_id=5233655382076
If you were to have camped on the trip, would you have brought your 10° quilt? Or something else?
Heck yes I would have brought my quilt! The nice thing about using a quilt is that you can use it more like a blanket when it's really hot out. It's super versatile in various climates and temperatures.
@@TheHungryHiker awesome, thanks for the tip!
Ok I know this is personal but do you like the period cup and is it hard to get use to. I know it’s personal. I’ve heard good and bad but never actually seen any hikers on RUclips that use them. Would like your thoughts on them. Please thank you in advanced.
I do prefer the cup when on trail, especially when hiking long-distances. I liked using the cup so much, I've even been using it in life after trail.There is definitely a learning curve with using these, which is why I practiced using one for a few months before I got out on trail. I highly recommend them! Less trash to pack out when you're on trail and so much better for the environment. Once you get used to using a cup, they're a breeze to use on a regular basis.
After you do a major hike is there any kind of food that you you real like after your hike
This summer, I was all about the bacon cheeseburgers with onion rings as being my favorite post-hike meal.
Take me hiking please
Or you can try solo hiking, which is my personal preference. :)
Can you send me the packing gear, food and clothes please?
I can't send you the gear, but I included links to the gear and clothing I used in the description below. Hope that helps!
Oh sorry I meant the links lol, thank you. Backpacking this June in the Grand Canyon, super excited! Loved your video and will watch your other ones!
@@natalieross6211 Have fun on your Grand Canyon backpacking trip! Spending the night on the canyon floor is still on my bucket list!!