Love love love you guys. Yes I love the Beetles for you all just matches you all down to a tee. Keep up the great videos oh and love the bloopers reel. Haha.
I’m reliving the trail through you guys. l, too, also stayed in cabin 5 and hosted and Gin and Tonic party with other hikers. Great time! Thank you for sharing your journey
Oh boy, Agua Dulce (sweet water) another place you don't want to be anywhere near in the later spring, summer, and into the fall. That time of year it is from very warm to hot, and hotter. Get into and across the Mojave desert before the summer heat.
Love the desert in the spring. Here in Eastern Washington the semi arid desert is alive with little yellow, purple, reddish purple, and white flowers. And green grasses with a lot dusty grayish green sagebrush. Beautiful
Does the tiny cabin at the Acton KOA come with ear plugs? Even camping in temts close to other hikers, ear plugs are a necessity. Some hikers do snore, a lot. I always carry ear plugs backpacking and camping with others. If in a tent, I always tell the other person to wake me to turn over if I snore. It is not worth it to loose sleep putting up with another person's snoring.
The Old Codgers have really gelled. Great team and loving the banter. Thanks for sharing. With Denim Dan's hat you could be 'The Three Amigos' plus one. Or the Three Musketeers, plus D'Artagnan. But which Old Codgers is D'Artagnan? 🤔🙄😂 John, Paul, George and Ringo. Absolutely 😂😂😂
It's a special treat that you 4 have found your place together for this epic trip.. I can see you have formed a special bond! I hope everyone is able to stay healthy and strong so you can complete this adventure together!! It's a pleasure watching and listening to you duffers!! 👍 That FarOut App is priceless!! Glad you got your gear back
As I am a codger myself I understood John saying that he lost his grandpas a while ago and I was getting quite sad, but then he said that someone found them, so I got really confused. 😂. I guess there is a difference between grandpas and crampons.
Major down Hill. Road to cross train at night early morning and the oct plague commemorating the connecting the dots. Next few days sweet water bar and grill. And of course you got the Vasquez rocks the canyons and walking through the center of town. And you know what acqua dulce jeans in Spanish Enjoy your zero. Froggy out.
hello, following your journey...brings back memories...i hiked 839 miles of the pct last year. made it thru part of the sierras and turned back due to abummed knee...overdid it!! i will be back july 2nd at kennedy meadows south ..retracing steps and continuing my pct journey...hope to see you. sierras are epic...during a high snow year..super charged epic.. 1. where do you get that map? 2. great to see you on trail...a group of us are watching your hike... thank youfor sharing. smurfette pct 2022-2023
So very much enjoying these vlogs - beautiful scenery and very entertaining narration. The great camaraderie between you all is lovely to see. Loving it! Best wishes from a codgess from the UK.
Congratulations ❤ There will be open Trail for the next 300 miles until Cottonwood Pass PCT Mile 751.4 I have enjoyed following the Trail Updates specifically the San Bernadino and San Gabriel Mountains The Codgers have enriched hikers bringing encouragement of live news coverage concerning current snow conditions. This years winter conditions have brought tragic loss to human life of four different hikers and experienced mountaineers who fell and disappeared into the White Out. One in particular was actor "Julian Sands" The Codgers live interaction from the Pacific Crest Trail gave hikers the meat and potatoes of what the trail is really going through out their. The timing was crucial ❤ Thank you again..cheers - rebo
Open trail until Cottonwood Pass??? - you mean Kennedy Meadows? - Cottonwood Pass now has 50-60'' of snow water equivalent, three times that of Mt Jacinto, resulting in an actual snow depth of 20 feet or more. Open trail 😀
@@Henning_Rech By the time the Codgers arrive at Cottonwood Pass Trail Head this is where Hikers exit for the descent to Lone Pine for reaupplys. Today at 7:23 AM April 16th 2023 the current conditions of this area has snow. That's elementary .. In thirty days by the end of May 2023 the Trail conditions will not be the same...♥️ The section between Monache Meadows PCT Mile 717.7 to Cottonwood Pass Trail PCT Mile 751.4 This is a highly exposed area south faceing The snow this morning is currently melting quickly. The Pacific Crest Trail will be mostly snow free with spotted areas of snow. I have frequently hiked through this area I have videos pictures practicable seasoned experience and I am a Wanker which qualifies me. Not to mention I am member of the Chill Hard Tribe and a Member of the hiker trash tribe. I have no tattoos but I do have a birth Mark I am a frequent flyer to postholing I have ate alot of suck Please believe me by the time these brothers reach Monache Meadows the conditons will be way better. Please lets not suck up to all the drama ❤️
@@randyreboberton6263 Those codgers have left the trail on 4-29. Maybe they will return, but not soon. I bet they will skip ahead hundreds of miles. On 5-5 a first group of the most daring young PCT hikers started into the Sierra. 16 out of a total of >30 hikers waiting in KM. Snow began around mile 712. On 5-6 they started at 3 am in the night but had to stop at 9:30 am due to postholing in the soft snow, after 13 miles. Crampons were required for the hard snow in the night. Starting every night at 3 am they made it until mile 737 two days later, so only advanced 15 miles in two days. And still 14 miles left to Cottonwood Pass, and another 4.5 miles to Horseshoe Meadows to bail out, plus perhaps the 11 miles down the road to Lone Pine. I would bet they will rethink if they want to return into the Sierra then. All information from FarOut. So far about your fairytales of open trail until mile 751.4.
My trammily stayed it that same cabin had pizza deliver was amazing. We stayed in the tent area the first night and i still get msgs from 2020 i cooked ribeyes for all great place
You guys are hilarious! The wrap-ups are priceless. Joe had a tantrum and John didn't pee his pants. Flowers on the trail were lovely and your cabin was very nice Oh and the food looked so good. Mmmmmm...tasty.
Hey guys good morning, i am having a great time doing coffee n codgers . Could you guys do a overview of the magnitude of this adventure. How long will this take? I know its close to 2500 miles . Are you guys stoping at oregon or going all the way to canada ? Thanks for the show .
In the Mojave desert you will not need your ice axes or micro spikes. You will need them up beyond Kennedy Meadows in even more heavy snow than before. Just be happy you are crossing the Mojave in the early spring not the summer.
You guys are hilarious. Love watching you hike. Glad there was no snow today. I don't backpack, but love to watch folks hike the PCT. Looking forward to the Sierra's 🥶.
Haha thanks for keeping me entertained as well as continuing to do such a great job filming on the trail and during "town". End of the video: hilarious, I needed that :) I like The Beatles idea - I like it but hope you guys practice their songs a lot before you try to sing them! LOL
Absolutely love tagging along with you crazy Codgers on your PCT adventure. I started watching thru hikes at the beginning of the COVID shut down. I still watch several on the AT NOBO and recently started following several on the PCT as well since 2022. You guys are funny, and I look forward to tagging along with you for the rest of the hike. Thank y’all for allowing this old Texas gal to see the trail with you.
You guys are doing great, one of the best PCT VLOGS I've seen yet. Very entertaining. You need any help or transportation when you get to Mt. Hood thru to Mt. Rainer get in touch.
Never discourage a trail angel from displaying their halo. Should be snow free for the most part until Kennedy. After that oh boy. The deep snow and raging streams will most likely last into late July. I think a flip flop to Chester might be your best option. Do the Sierra last this year.
Hard to identify a flower if you don't stop to get a picture in focus but **maybe** the yellow flower is a *California Flannelbush* and the white is a *ceanothus*
I used to live on the other side of the mountain in Sylmar. All the best to you.
Great video.. I had the same burger at the 49er last year.. sooo gooood Mr. Tequila
I enjoy the wrap ups.
Big onion rings. They look good.!!!
Enjoying these videos! It would be nice to know the dates for your videos. 😊
Looks like the campground from the Chevy Chase Vacation movie ..😁
Keep trucking 🙏
One of the best smells in the world is California chaparral!
You fellas are a tough bunch. Great progress. It is a delight to follow your adventure.
Love love love you guys. Yes I love the Beetles for you all just matches you all down to a tee. Keep up the great videos oh and love the bloopers reel. Haha.
Flowers on the trail about the 4:00 mark seem to make that 15" trail even more narrow.
The yellow flowers are bush poppies (Dendromecon rigida).
I’m reliving the trail through you guys. l, too, also stayed in cabin 5 and hosted and Gin and Tonic party with other hikers. Great time! Thank you for sharing your journey
It's good to know the former KOA is better now. Many hikers have complained about it.
Oh boy, Agua Dulce (sweet water) another place you don't want to be anywhere near in the later spring, summer, and into the fall. That time of year it is from very warm to hot, and hotter.
Get into and across the Mojave desert before the summer heat.
Love the desert in the spring. Here in Eastern Washington the semi arid desert is alive with little yellow, purple, reddish purple, and white flowers. And green grasses with a lot dusty grayish green sagebrush. Beautiful
Does the tiny cabin at the Acton KOA come with ear plugs? Even camping in temts close to other hikers, ear plugs are a necessity.
Some hikers do snore, a lot. I always carry ear plugs backpacking and camping with others.
If in a tent, I always tell the other person to wake me to turn over if I snore. It is not worth it to loose sleep putting up with another person's
snoring.
The Old Codgers have really gelled. Great team and loving the banter. Thanks for sharing. With Denim Dan's hat you could be 'The Three Amigos' plus one. Or the Three Musketeers, plus D'Artagnan. But which Old Codgers is D'Artagnan? 🤔🙄😂 John, Paul, George and Ringo. Absolutely 😂😂😂
It's a special treat that you 4 have found your place together for this epic trip.. I can see you have formed a special bond! I hope everyone is able to stay healthy and strong so you can complete this adventure together!! It's a pleasure watching and listening to you duffers!! 👍
That FarOut App is priceless!! Glad you got your gear back
Loving following you. KOA. I had to google it. For any other Europeans, it’s kampgrounds of America - seriously!
Just wondering if John is from So Cal. I am in the Pasadena area, and I'm looking for a future hiking buddy. 😊
As I am a codger myself I understood John saying that he lost his grandpas a while ago and I was getting quite sad, but then he said that someone found them, so I got really confused. 😂. I guess there is a difference between grandpas and crampons.
You folks are very entertaining! I am enjoying following along on your journey. And sure, you can be The Beatles, why the heck not! 😂
The fabulous four. Perfekt 👍
Major down Hill. Road to cross train at night early morning and the oct plague commemorating the connecting the dots. Next few days sweet water bar and grill. And of course you got the Vasquez rocks the canyons and walking through the center of town. And you know what acqua dulce jeans in Spanish Enjoy your zero. Froggy out.
hello, following your journey...brings back memories...i hiked 839 miles of the pct last year. made it thru part of the sierras and turned back due to abummed knee...overdid it!! i will be back july 2nd at kennedy meadows south ..retracing steps and continuing my pct journey...hope to see you. sierras are epic...during a high snow year..super charged epic..
1. where do you get that map?
2. great to see you on trail...a group of us are watching your hike...
thank youfor sharing.
smurfette
pct 2022-2023
So very much enjoying these vlogs - beautiful scenery and very entertaining narration. The great camaraderie between you all is lovely to see. Loving it! Best wishes from a codgess from the UK.
I am loving your videos, happy trails!
Congratulations ❤
There will be open Trail
for the next 300 miles until
Cottonwood Pass PCT Mile 751.4
I have enjoyed following the Trail Updates specifically the San Bernadino and San Gabriel Mountains
The Codgers have enriched hikers bringing encouragement of live news coverage concerning current snow conditions.
This years winter conditions have brought tragic loss to human life of four different hikers and experienced mountaineers who fell and disappeared into the White Out.
One in particular was actor
"Julian Sands"
The Codgers live interaction from the Pacific Crest Trail gave hikers the meat and potatoes of what the trail is really going through out their.
The timing was crucial ❤
Thank you again..cheers
- rebo
Open trail until Cottonwood Pass??? - you mean Kennedy Meadows? - Cottonwood Pass now has 50-60'' of snow water equivalent, three times that of Mt Jacinto, resulting in an actual snow depth of 20 feet or more. Open trail 😀
@@Henning_Rech
By the time the Codgers arrive at Cottonwood Pass Trail Head this is where Hikers exit for the descent to Lone Pine for reaupplys.
Today at 7:23 AM April 16th 2023 the current conditions of this area has snow. That's elementary ..
In thirty days by the end of May 2023 the Trail conditions will not be the same...♥️
The section between Monache Meadows PCT Mile 717.7 to Cottonwood Pass Trail PCT Mile 751.4
This is a highly exposed area
south faceing
The snow this morning is currently melting quickly.
The Pacific Crest Trail will be mostly snow free with spotted areas
of snow.
I have frequently hiked through this area I have videos pictures practicable seasoned experience and I am a Wanker which qualifies me.
Not to mention I am member of the Chill Hard Tribe and a Member of the hiker trash tribe.
I have no tattoos but I do have a birth Mark I am a frequent flyer to postholing I have ate alot of suck
Please believe me by the time these brothers reach Monache Meadows the conditons will be way better.
Please lets not suck up to all the drama ❤️
@@randyreboberton6263 Nice joke.
@@randyreboberton6263 April 16 or 17 they are at mile 517 (Hikertown), 234 miles from Cottonwood Pass - the odds seem to be against you...
@@randyreboberton6263 Those codgers have left the trail on 4-29. Maybe they will return, but not soon. I bet they will skip ahead hundreds of miles.
On 5-5 a first group of the most daring young PCT hikers started into the Sierra. 16 out of a total of >30 hikers waiting in KM. Snow began around mile 712. On 5-6 they started at 3 am in the night but had to stop at 9:30 am due to postholing in the soft snow, after 13 miles. Crampons were required for the hard snow in the night. Starting every night at 3 am they made it until mile 737 two days later, so only advanced 15 miles in two days. And still 14 miles left to Cottonwood Pass, and another 4.5 miles to Horseshoe Meadows to bail out, plus perhaps the 11 miles down the road to Lone Pine. I would bet they will rethink if they want to return into the Sierra then. All information from FarOut.
So far about your fairytales of open trail until mile 751.4.
😂...want me to whipe it off? Hilarious
Training for my own summer adventure but loving vicariously joining yours.
My trammily stayed it that same cabin had pizza deliver was amazing. We stayed in the tent area the first night and i still get msgs from 2020 i cooked ribeyes for all great place
Very enjoyable...... Humour, scenery....... and almost the aromas....good and not so good🤢
You guys are hilarious! The wrap-ups are priceless. Joe had a tantrum and John didn't pee his pants. Flowers on the trail were lovely and your cabin was very nice Oh and the food looked so good. Mmmmmm...tasty.
how do you all like those lightweight frameless backpacks? Do they carry your loads well?
Great video once again. Liked all the stories but John's microspikes story was amazing that he got those back.
Well done off the mountain! Enjoy no snow 👍🤓
Hey guys good morning, i am having a great time doing coffee n codgers . Could you guys do a overview of the magnitude of this adventure. How long will this take? I know its close to 2500 miles . Are you guys stoping at oregon or going all the way to canada ? Thanks for the show .
In the Mojave desert you will not need your ice axes or micro spikes. You will need them up beyond Kennedy Meadows in even more heavy snow than before.
Just be happy you are crossing the Mojave in the early spring not the summer.
Snow? Oh you're in for some snow, So Cal was training grounds for what's to come.....safe travels.
Those burgers looked good. Enjoy the wrap-ups.
That's awesome, boys. Now you'll have smooth hiking all the way to Tehachapi/Mohave.
Do you think you can get through the sierra’s this year with all the snow and river crossings.
You guys are hilarious. Love watching you hike. Glad there was no snow today. I don't backpack, but love to watch folks hike the PCT. Looking forward to the Sierra's 🥶.
Thank you for the blooper moment!
This is *the* PCT year for zero days and food vlogging!
Haha thanks for keeping me entertained as well as continuing to do such a great job filming on the trail and during "town". End of the video: hilarious, I needed that :) I like The Beatles idea - I like it but hope you guys practice their songs a lot before you try to sing them! LOL
Absolutely love tagging along with you crazy Codgers on your PCT adventure. I started watching thru hikes at the beginning of the COVID shut down. I still watch several on the AT NOBO and recently started following several on the PCT as well since 2022. You guys are funny, and I look forward to tagging along with you for the rest of the hike. Thank y’all for allowing this old Texas gal to see the trail with you.
You guys are doing great, one of the best PCT VLOGS I've seen yet. Very entertaining. You need any help or transportation when you get to Mt. Hood thru to Mt. Rainer get in touch.
This material is always worth feeding the algorithm for. Keep it going gents!
Never discourage a trail angel from displaying their halo. Should be snow free for the most part until Kennedy. After that oh boy. The deep snow and raging streams will most likely last into late July. I think a flip flop to Chester might be your best option. Do the Sierra last this year.
Hard to identify a flower if you don't stop to get a picture in focus but **maybe** the yellow flower is a *California Flannelbush* and the white is a *ceanothus*
Denim Dan talks toooo much 😂
Do any of you drink coffee or eat a breakfast before hiking in the morning?
You will NEVER get the stink out🤣
I bet it was the Best Burger you ever had 🤣🤣🤣 Does anyone know the name of the FLOWERS on the trail. Please act nice at the Birthday Party 🎈NOT !!!
Simplify the names to "The Fab Four" aka the Codgers.
😂😂😂 Just how old are you codgers?!
5 years old. …Ms rumbles 🤣
@@hikingwiththecodgers4086 I had such a giggle!
The wrap-ups, forgetting the what and where really makes them special. High 5 to them codgers!