My wife and I honeymooned in Yosemite in 1965, quite a few yrs. ago, with a tent. We actually had time to do some hiking. Yosemite remains a special place for us. We live about 80 miles from the park so we get there often for day hikes. We are 75 and 76 yrs. old now. Love your videos. I actually don't have much time for T V anymore, since I discovered Utube.
Beautiful back country! You could probably say you hiked the PCT 2 times at one time lol. What I mean is all of the times you put the camera down and then go back to get it 😊. Your videos are amazing! Great job Darwin! 👍🏻👏🏻🎒😃
These videos are as good as any National Geographic documentary. You guys should be getting paid the big bucks. Great job on the editing too! -- Saw this quote today and thought of ya'll: "The most dangerous risk of all is the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet that you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later." I admire you guys living for today and always in the moment.. Happy Anniversary Darwin and Snuggles!
Loved seeing you use your water filter. As someone yet to do a through hike it’s great to see a mix of the stunning beauty and every so often a bit of footage of how you manage the the hiking/survival process also. Your travels are an inspiration!
Here I am sitting in my recliner enjoying your hike, the beautiful sky and mountain peaks while your setting up cameras, ford streams, tending scrapes, bruises and swatting bugs. The least I can do is hit you a like and leave a comment. Thanks so VERY much for sharing.
You are a great story teller. One thing I really appreciate, besides the most excellent photography, is how nicely edited your videos are: pace, flow, soundtrack, shots...it's all there. Keep 'em coming!
I've just discovered this channel today. As a big fan of hiking / adventuring myself, I have to say... I'VE BEEN MISSING OUT! This channel is awesome, and you have great things to say about the placed you've been and the gear you use!
This amazing! Thank you again for all of your work to produce these amazing videos and information sources. They are part of my daily watching to inspire me to keep on my diet. One day, I will hike the AT! But first, I must get better in shape.
Bruce Blair Just do it! Don't wait until you're "in shape". It's like they say about having kids. If you wait until you're ready, you'll never actually do it.
I understand what you are saying, but for health reasons, I need to lose a lot of weight first. I need to get below 300 at least, which is at this point 120 pounds away. I have lost 40 so far in two months.
Bruce Blair I understand and i support your journey! Thank you for explaining to me your specific circumstances, you really didnt need to do that. And congratulations on the 40 pounds! May you continue in your success in becoming more healthy. 💖
Bruce Blair I hear ya. I also want to do the AT and I am building my trail legs up now with smaller treks. I am using the trails to lose weight and let me tell ya being a little heavy you burn cals like crazy. I went for an 8 mile trek and burned up 6k in cals! Just keep up the good work and we will both make it there one day!
Been waiting for this! I'm doing a 150mile hike in 2 days time and its the first time i've done a distance like that. Previous best was 70, so it's over double! Nervous and excited. Your videos are a great inspiration for me to get out there and see the world!
You were camped out below goat rocks just down the path from my friend and I two days ago. I wanted to thank you as one of your videos convinced me to buy the skyscape trekker ( I love it btw) but you packed out much earlier than we did. Anyways, thanks and love your videos!
Happy anniversary. Bridgeport is so cute. Hope you got to soak your sore back side in a nice mineral hot spring. So many up there. Enjoying seeing the views. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to more posts.
Thanks Darwin, nice to show backcountry hiking isn't all chocolate mint ice cream. I was going to work 3 days ago and picked up ~One More Mile~ and give her a ride up to Santiam pass. Always giving thru hikers rides this time of year.
Hi Darwin, I love your channel and subbed, We (wife and I)are following the complete series of the PCT trail, love it!!! We were allready was 2 times in the US and loved the national parks, this year we will do some more. In the video you were eaten by mosquitos, the Scandinavian have a wonderfull product for this "Becks Ölje", some pine tar derivat and I tested it in Scotland against the dredded "midge"s" and worked fantastic! Kind regards from the Belgian Ardennes, Yves.
So happy I found your videos. I am learning so much. My plan is to do PCT next year for my 66th. Happy anniversary to you and Snuggles. Hope you get a mosquito net for your anniversary present🙌🏻👍🏻
Those last 200 miles were the JMT - the crown of t he Sierra -- which actually extend a bit further north, as you will still see lots of granite around Lake Tahoe s you go through Desolation and a bit further north. Glad you got through the snow, and icy water ok. (except for some scrapes). Happy Trails.
Got the chance to meet you out on the trail during this video. Saw you just before you came to the "trail that doubles as a waterfall!" What a gorgeous area! Great videos and Good Luck!
I did a 3 day out-and-back hike from Tuolumne to Glen Aulin, which was a blast. Lovely scenery and it was so beautiful out in the Yosemite back country. Definitely a huge step up from the valley area which is a total disaster. No crowds, just you and nature. I'll definitely plan to do it again.
Confused by statements that Sierra is almost done. To my way of thinking they go completely up into Northern California. Anyway, enjoy your videos. They especially make me reminisce about my 50 mile hikes down around Yellowstone in the 1960's. You could go a week back then and not see any other hikers. Beautiful. Lords Meadows one of my favorite places anywhere. Was at Dorothy Lake in 1967 last.
Awesome videos, but yeah, the Sierra Nevada extend quite a ways further than Sonora. I believe Lassen is the first of the Cascade mountains and the Sierra extend all the way up to there. Tahoe National Forest is my current stomping grounds, and it is certainly part of the Sierra Nevada. It's really cool seeing you hike past places I've been from San Jacinto and San Gorgonio in Southern California, to Sequoia and Yosemite in Central California, and beyond. I hope to connect all the dots one day. Thanks for sharing!
What I like about Darwin is that he hits on a truth about any type of backpacking that most of the bloggers don’t talk about: that - a lot of the time backpacking sucks.
Happy Belated Anniversary to you and Snuggles and sorry to hear about the pole, your pride, and the tailbone. I hope it was just a bruise since those things are murder to heal up if cracked or broken.
Darwin...love your videos and the helpful information you put out there, thank you...ps you have beautiful eyes...snuggles is a luck lady.... ;). Happy Anniversary...
Hi Mr D! Looking good there fella! Snapped my tail bone loads snow boarding.. Takes a while to heal and there's nowt you can do for it! Head net looks like a must! Enjoying your vids! Happy hiking!
Wow. You really took a beating in this stretch. Do the bears know that you ditch the bear cans north of Yosemite? You better hope they don't. ;) Happy Anniversary to you and Snuggles. Hope your zero or double zero was great. Bruised tailbones are like injured ribs. I really hope you're feeling better now. Be safe and God bless you.
Ouch! I literally gasped when I saw your 'ice rash', ( not to be confused with road rash) ;-) . Man, I bet that hurt worse the next day. Sorry about the pole....again.
Hi Darwin. Thanks for your channel, it's great. I live in Australia and am just getting back into "bushwalking" as we call it here. I'm updating my gear and am trying to lighten my load. At 5:21-5:25 it looks like one of your hiking buddies had a two wall tent. What was that please?
I've had a bruised tail bone, so I really feel for you, hard to walk, sit or lay on your back. Hope it heals quickly!! Could you show me Cruisin's sun hat or at least tell which one it is, I need the sun protection and ventilation. Thanks for taking us along on your hike!
One of my CNOC poles broke on my first day back on the AT this year. Not even a much of a slip. I'm a light guy, so I was surprised at how easy it is to snap these poles. I also get a little frustrated getting the Sawyer squeeze to seal on the CNOC water bag. The designs are clever, but perhaps not quite trail hardened yet.
Martin T gotcha. I figured, cause I do follow his IG and I know he’s on his last stretch by now. And I figure these videos are posted weekly so there’s a lot of footage not shown that is filmed daily
OK for the sake of accuracy according to the geography department at Chico State University the actual divide between the Sierras and the Cascades is the Feather River in Plumas County.
Don't know about you, but I was in Tuolumne Meadows the 24th, had to leave the following day though because of the Ferguson Fires. Nonetheless, best of luck on your travels. Hope your butt is fine!
Darwin, in two of your recent videos I see your Bear Can is just a few feet from your tent. I'd this where you leave it all the time or do you move it further out from camp? This is my biggest fear......the Bears and Bear Cans!!!
Great vid as always!! Could you vlog the first few days after you finish the trail? I want to see how going from walking 20-30 miles a day to much less affects you! (Bit of a weird one)
Love your travels, really enjoying your PCT adventure. In this video you kept saying Sonora Pass was the end of the Sierras, however, the northernmost end is probably more appropriately a bit north of the Feather River along Chips Creek. At the very least, north of Lake Tahoe. Or is Sonora Pass more of a PCT thru-hikers designation for the end of the Sierra Nevada? Just wondering, that had be a bit confused as I watched. In any case, love it, hope your tailbone is healing well!
By Tahoe there's still Dicks Pass (9300' or 9400'), still going to be at an average of 8000' with plenty of vertical gain/loss. The Sierra Buttes, Middle and North Fork of Feather River are a beautiful pain as well. Definitely still the Sierras. haha. Ya, I'm up in Reno, Cali smoke always settles in up here. Luckly this time wasn't too bad.
Love your vids and I am totally addicted to watching them. I am a plus size trekker and have a fire now for getting healthy by walking trails. How do you deal with all of the water crossings with feet being wet for long periods?
One good thing about the mosquitos is you're lighter going over the passes. You're not done with the up and down it won't get flatter until about Oregon. Remember livings easier in California if you believe the commercials unfortunatly they don't mention hiking. Have fun.
do you not prepare for the mosquitoes with your experience, no deet or mosquito repellent colombia clothing? I have in my alaska expiditions, including gators, Long sleeve shirts and rediculants solar mosquito repellents...
What rain gear do you recommend and have you had any that are totally waterproof? I've tried two highly rated jackets that supposedly were waterproof but weren't AT ALL. One soaked my tee shirt through in five minutes. The other soaked my sides through CLOSED pit zips nearly as fast. I'm heading out on a week backpacking trip in a rainy cold area and need waterproof. Thank you!
My wife and I honeymooned in Yosemite in 1965, quite a few yrs. ago, with a tent. We actually had time to do some hiking. Yosemite remains a special place for us. We live about 80 miles from the park so we get there often for day hikes. We are 75 and 76 yrs. old now. Love your videos. I actually don't have much time for T V anymore, since I discovered Utube.
Beautiful back country! You could probably say you hiked the PCT 2 times at one time lol. What I mean is all of the times you put the camera down and then go back to get it 😊. Your videos are amazing! Great job Darwin! 👍🏻👏🏻🎒😃
These videos are as good as any National Geographic documentary. You guys should be getting paid the big bucks. Great job on the editing too! -- Saw this quote today and thought of ya'll: "The most dangerous risk of all is the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet that you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later." I admire you guys living for today and always in the moment.. Happy Anniversary Darwin and Snuggles!
Atlanta Guy thanks for sharing that quote! So well said!
Loved seeing you use your water filter. As someone yet to do a through hike it’s great to see a mix of the stunning beauty and every so often a bit of footage of how you manage the the hiking/survival process also.
Your travels are an inspiration!
Here I am sitting in my recliner enjoying your hike, the beautiful sky and mountain peaks while your setting up cameras, ford streams, tending scrapes, bruises and swatting bugs. The least I can do is hit you a like and leave a comment. Thanks so VERY much for sharing.
You are a great story teller. One thing I really appreciate, besides the most excellent photography, is how nicely edited your videos are: pace, flow, soundtrack, shots...it's all there. Keep 'em coming!
I've just discovered this channel today. As a big fan of hiking / adventuring myself, I have to say... I'VE BEEN MISSING OUT! This channel is awesome, and you have great things to say about the placed you've been and the gear you use!
This amazing! Thank you again for all of your work to produce these amazing videos and information sources. They are part of my daily watching to inspire me to keep on my diet. One day, I will hike the AT! But first, I must get better in shape.
Bruce Blair
Just do it! Don't wait until you're "in shape". It's like they say about having kids. If you wait until you're ready, you'll never actually do it.
I understand what you are saying, but for health reasons, I need to lose a lot of weight first. I need to get below 300 at least, which is at this point 120 pounds away. I have lost 40 so far in two months.
Bruce Blair
I understand and i support your journey!
Thank you for explaining to me your specific circumstances, you really didnt need to do that.
And congratulations on the 40 pounds! May you continue in your success in becoming more healthy. 💖
Bruce Blair
I hear ya. I also want to do the AT and I am building my trail legs up now with smaller treks. I am using the trails to lose weight and let me tell ya being a little heavy you burn cals like crazy. I went for an 8 mile trek and burned up 6k in cals! Just keep up the good work and we will both make it there one day!
You can do it Bruce. Keep up the good work.
Been waiting for this! I'm doing a 150mile hike in 2 days time and its the first time i've done a distance like that. Previous best was 70, so it's over double! Nervous and excited. Your videos are a great inspiration for me to get out there and see the world!
Those mountain lake shots especially are just phenomenal!
What Freedom. Beautiful Scenery! Thanks for sharing with us. Stay Safe brother
Happy anniversary to the both of you! Thank you Snuggles for sharing the journey.
Thanks for making my Thursdays better! Hike on!
Thanks Darwin!!! Living vicariously through you. For now.
You were camped out below goat rocks just down the path from my friend and I two days ago. I wanted to thank you as one of your videos convinced me to buy the skyscape trekker ( I love it btw) but you packed out much earlier than we did. Anyways, thanks and love your videos!
Happy anniversary. Bridgeport is so cute. Hope you got to soak your sore back side in a nice mineral hot spring. So many up there. Enjoying seeing the views. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to more posts.
Thanks Darwin, nice to show backcountry hiking isn't all chocolate mint ice cream.
I was going to work 3 days ago and picked up ~One More Mile~ and give her a ride up to Santiam pass.
Always giving thru hikers rides this time of year.
Hi Darwin, I love your channel and subbed, We (wife and I)are following the complete series of the PCT trail, love it!!! We were allready was 2 times in the US and loved the national parks, this year we will do some more. In the video you were eaten by mosquitos, the Scandinavian have a wonderfull product for this "Becks Ölje", some pine tar derivat and I tested it in Scotland against the dredded "midge"s" and worked fantastic! Kind regards from the Belgian Ardennes, Yves.
Congrats on the end of Sierra! Major props for making it so far👏
Darwin, Dixie, Rabid Rabbit, I love them all. They all inspire me in different ways.
So happy I found your videos. I am learning so much. My plan is to do PCT next year for my 66th. Happy anniversary to you and Snuggles. Hope you get a mosquito net for your anniversary present🙌🏻👍🏻
Happy Anniversary to you both!
Those last 200 miles were the JMT - the crown of t he Sierra -- which actually extend a bit further north, as you will still see lots of granite around Lake Tahoe s you go through Desolation and a bit further north. Glad you got through the snow, and icy water ok. (except for some scrapes). Happy Trails.
Got the chance to meet you out on the trail during this video. Saw you just before you came to the "trail that doubles as a waterfall!" What a gorgeous area! Great videos and Good Luck!
Paul Knutson Lucky you! I would love to meet Darwin 😁
I did a 3 day out-and-back hike from Tuolumne to Glen Aulin, which was a blast. Lovely scenery and it was so beautiful out in the Yosemite back country. Definitely a huge step up from the valley area which is a total disaster. No crowds, just you and nature. I'll definitely plan to do it again.
Confused by statements that Sierra is almost done. To my way of thinking they go completely up into Northern California.
Anyway, enjoy your videos. They especially make me reminisce about my 50 mile hikes down around Yellowstone in the 1960's. You could go a week back then and not see any other hikers. Beautiful. Lords Meadows one of my favorite places anywhere. Was at Dorothy Lake in 1967 last.
Thank you for the great pictures ... Now my day is much more beautiful
Always the best Darwin hike on brother
Beautifully filmed and informative along with a little bit of struggle thrown in ... this is a grate video series...
My husband and I enjoy your videos so much! Best wishes from the Bennetts!
Keep pushing Darwin, we believe in you.
Awesome videos, but yeah, the Sierra Nevada extend quite a ways further than Sonora. I believe Lassen is the first of the Cascade mountains and the Sierra extend all the way up to there. Tahoe National Forest is my current stomping grounds, and it is certainly part of the Sierra Nevada. It's really cool seeing you hike past places I've been from San Jacinto and San Gorgonio in Southern California, to Sequoia and Yosemite in Central California, and beyond. I hope to connect all the dots one day. Thanks for sharing!
Way to go Mr. Darwin...Congratulations on the 1K miles...good to see you with other skilled hikers...
Yes! Always look forward to Thursday’s! Keep up the hard work. Love all your vids.
What I like about Darwin is that he hits on a truth about any type of backpacking that most of the bloggers don’t talk about: that - a lot of the time backpacking sucks.
Love watching he videos. Love the exit out of Yosemite and Sonora Pass is really cool, once at the pass. The climb can be a pain if a sun field.
Happy Anniversary! and Many More!
Stunning . . . there's nothing like the Sierras. But it's not the Sierras you are done with but the HIGH Sierras.
BEAST! I had a tail bone injury playing football. I don't know how you are doing it. You da man!
Happy Belated Anniversary to you and Snuggles and sorry to hear about the pole, your pride, and the tailbone. I hope it was just a bruise since those things are murder to heal up if cracked or broken.
Darwin...love your videos and the helpful information you put out there, thank you...ps you have beautiful eyes...snuggles is a luck lady.... ;). Happy Anniversary...
Hi Mr D! Looking good there fella! Snapped my tail bone loads snow boarding.. Takes a while to heal and there's nowt you can do for it! Head net looks like a must! Enjoying your vids! Happy hiking!
Wow. You really took a beating in this stretch. Do the bears know that you ditch the bear cans north of Yosemite? You better hope they don't. ;) Happy Anniversary to you and Snuggles. Hope your zero or double zero was great. Bruised tailbones are like injured ribs. I really hope you're feeling better now. Be safe and God bless you.
Darwin, The Polebreaker :D
I see a career as a gear tester............;-)
Yeah I feel like the pole could of not broken if he was a little more careful. That said what do I know. I’ve never through hiked anything 😒
He’s so negative. Constantly complaining about everything instead of enjoying the journey
Ouch! I literally gasped when I saw your 'ice rash', ( not to be confused with road rash) ;-) . Man, I bet that hurt worse the next day. Sorry about the pole....again.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to two of my fav hikers. Lots of love to you and Snuggles. Xxoo
Congratulations on your anniversary and PCT 1000 miles...........great hamburgers at the 'Burger Barn' in Bridgeport !
Loving following you on the PCT.
Stay safe
Congrats on surviving the Sierras. Also, congrats on the wedding anniversary!
2:14
Hurts now, gonna hurt more in the morning. Hope you have your vitamin I handy!
Hi Darwin. Thanks for your channel, it's great. I live in Australia and am just getting back into "bushwalking" as we call it here. I'm updating my gear and am trying to lighten my load. At 5:21-5:25 it looks like one of your hiking buddies had a two wall tent. What was that please?
The Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2?
As always, a nice vidéo. PCT is a dream for us... Cheers from France :)
Trekkeurs Compulsifs True... Same for me.. My dream.. Someday soon 🔜
I gotta say, it's a bit early for the Post Hole game. (Reference to last weeks video: suggested game, take a drink every time Darwin says Post Hole.)
Happy Anniversary, 👍🏽👣👣👣👣🏔🏕
I got to go back and catch up on your hike. Looks great. That's not road rash, that's trail rash!
Congrats on the anniversary! I'm at year 12 myself.
Awesome video Darwin! Love the Sierras but extremely demanding for sure. Darn snow pack makes things 10 times harder lol
Welcome back. I've been waiting on your update.
Congratulations! Wish you good recovery...
Happy Anniversary to you and Snuggles!! Hope your tailbone is feeling better!!!!
I'm happy you're in such a beautiful place. Heal up quick man.
Last time I was in Yosemite, we ran into a major swarm of skeeters in the eastern part of the park but none on the western half,
Congrats on all milestones!
Hope your tailbone gets better man, keep trucking!
Happy Anniversary.
Happy Anniversary!!!!!!
I've had a bruised tail bone, so I really feel for you, hard to walk, sit or lay on your back. Hope it heals quickly!! Could you show me Cruisin's sun hat or at least tell which one it is, I need the sun protection and ventilation. Thanks for taking us along on your hike!
One of my CNOC poles broke on my first day back on the AT this year. Not even a much of a slip. I'm a light guy, so I was surprised at how easy it is to snap these poles. I also get a little frustrated getting the Sawyer squeeze to seal on the CNOC water bag. The designs are clever, but perhaps not quite trail hardened yet.
Looks like you made it right before the fires! I was there this past weekend and visibility was about 500’ in some areas of the park
Daniel Lin if you follow his Instagram he is WAY farther ahead. The videos seem to lag behind by a month or so. He beat the fires by a lot.
Martin T gotcha. I figured, cause I do follow his IG and I know he’s on his last stretch by now. And I figure these videos are posted weekly so there’s a lot of footage not shown that is filmed daily
Oh my goodness be careful what with the fires in the area! Keep on truckin!
Nice scenery. Glad you made it through Yosemite before fires.
OK for the sake of accuracy according to the geography department at Chico State University the actual divide between the Sierras and the Cascades is the Feather River in Plumas County.
Yes, I wonder what Darwin’s calling the mountains north of Sonora Pass? The maps say: Sierras!
Don't know about you, but I was in Tuolumne Meadows the 24th, had to leave the following day though because of the Ferguson Fires. Nonetheless, best of luck on your travels. Hope your butt is fine!
happy anniversary!
Congrats on wedding anniversary and 1000 miles and done with the Sierras.
Beautiful video but aside from that I hope you are healing up and not as sore. Happy Anniversary Take Care
Keep on truckin' man!
Keep it up big fella! Absolute inspiration 🤙🏼🙌🏼
I keep meaning to ask what’s the bladder you use that attaches to the sawyer filter ? That looks like good system 😀
Happy Anniversary!
Darwin, in two of your recent videos I see your Bear Can is just a few feet from your tent. I'd this where you leave it all the time or do you move it further out from camp? This is my biggest fear......the Bears and Bear Cans!!!
Loving the trip brother. Keep on moving man, u a beast! LoL Stay safe and good adventures man.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Hope you're on the mend soon.
Great vid as always!! Could you vlog the first few days after you finish the trail? I want to see how going from walking 20-30 miles a day to much less affects you! (Bit of a weird one)
Love your travels, really enjoying your PCT adventure. In this video you kept saying Sonora Pass was the end of the Sierras, however, the northernmost end is probably more appropriately a bit north of the Feather River along Chips Creek. At the very least, north of Lake Tahoe. Or is Sonora Pass more of a PCT thru-hikers designation for the end of the Sierra Nevada? Just wondering, that had be a bit confused as I watched. In any case, love it, hope your tailbone is healing well!
You are only half way thru the Sierras. Who says they end at Sonora Pass?
I think the guthook's app says that, so everyone thinks it's true.
Ah, boy are they in for a surprise then, lol.
By Tahoe there's still Dicks Pass (9300' or 9400'), still going to be at an average of 8000' with plenty of vertical gain/loss. The Sierra Buttes, Middle and North Fork of Feather River are a beautiful pain as well. Definitely still the Sierras. haha. Ya, I'm up in Reno, Cali smoke always settles in up here. Luckly this time wasn't too bad.
@@mrfurrytoes1 That guthooks app needs a little slap saying that ;-)
New Darwin Video - oh happy Day =D
How do you set your tent up without a pole? Just find a stick or something?
Jelle Smit i was wondering the same thing
I thought the same thing.
Any straightish 48 inch object should do.
I suspect Duct Tape the pieces of the poles. That's why he carries the Duct Tape on his poles.
Michael Levasseur that's probably most likely
Amazing footage. Hope your tail bone feels better Darwin. Look forward to more vids.
Love your vids and I am totally addicted to watching them. I am a plus size trekker and have a fire now for getting healthy by walking trails. How do you deal with all of the water crossings with feet being wet for long periods?
This video makes me itch!! Hate mosquitoes... those little devils
One good thing about the mosquitos is you're lighter going over the passes. You're not done with the up and down it won't get flatter until about Oregon. Remember livings easier in California if you believe the commercials unfortunatly they don't mention hiking. Have fun.
Good you missed the fire smoke on the west side of Yosemite
Clarence Lee if you follow his Instagram he is WAY farther ahead. The videos seem to lag behind by a month or so. He was way ahead of the fire.
Martin T haha...I swore off IG. Lucky him to do any of this. Live vicariously 😕
Bigfoot says Permethrin gives him about 4 weeks of protection from mosquitoes and ticks.
You can order it from Amazon, tractor supply, academy, etc.
do you not prepare for the mosquitoes with your experience, no deet or mosquito repellent colombia clothing? I have in my alaska expiditions, including gators, Long sleeve shirts and rediculants solar mosquito repellents...
Links to the gear list are in the description.
What rain gear do you recommend and have you had any that are totally waterproof? I've tried two highly rated jackets that supposedly were waterproof but weren't AT ALL. One soaked my tee shirt through in five minutes. The other soaked my sides through CLOSED pit zips nearly as fast. I'm heading out on a week backpacking trip in a rainy cold area and need waterproof. Thank you!
Links to the gear list are in the description.
That was beautiful, glad your ok .. you are behind The Whimsical Women ( starburst)
I’m loving you videos
Hello from NJ
heyo i was in that area just north of Tuolumne a few days ago, smoke was shitty but its an awesome area
well at least now I don't feel bad about the poles I've broken. I thought it was just an affliction I had! Trek on!!