I'm alaskan. Lived here my entire life and have been camping/hunting in serious bear country. I have to say I'm very impressed with your knowledge of bear safety from brushing your teeth to changing your clothes to eating away from where you sleep. You can't Imagine how many people have bad encounters due to the little things, as bear are naturally curious. Thank you for taking me with you on this camping trip. Beautiful country where you are.
i love how real you are with including that you thought you forgot your tent stakes, showing how you accepted that and improvising, and then following up that you found them. you could have easily just edited that part out but the inclusion of the process is really refreshing bc it shows how sometimes things go wrong when packing up to go somewhere but that it happens and it’s okay :) loved this video a lot!!
New to your channel - nice video! Love how you didn't mess it up with music. You also have a very pleasant and infectious personality. I'm lucky to live in Colorado where there are so many great hiking and backpacking opportunities. BTW, the rock fields you saw aren't a result of avalanches but came about in the process of their formation over the eons (it's why thery're called the Rocky Mountains) ! :) I hope the dog you encountered near the lake wasn't lost and was able to return to its owner. Stay safe out there, Cheebs!
Hands down I think that video was my favorite so far! I'm legit so hyped for future ones. Someone pointed it out in the live, but the amount of information and delivery of it all was absolutely on the dot. Down to the small bumps in the road. I loved it very much, thank you for the amount of work you put into recording and editing the whole adventure!!
Welcome to the CO Rockies! Thanks for sharing your journey. I would like to share my mistake in the hopes that you (and maybe others reading) might avoid the consequences I suffer. I injured both my knees going over Pawnee Pass in the CO Rockies the year after I moved here. The terrain is so steep there, as it is on so many trails in the Rockies, that with a heavy shoulder-season pack, the downhill section injured one knee, then the other as I compensated poorly. It was on the first day of a 4 day trip. I hobbled through remaining 3 days. I was in my mid 20's then. It still slows me down on strenuous slopes now at 40. **Trekking poles are a reeeeealy good investment if you're planning more trips in CO. ** Also, I recently added ear plugs to my kit and it's dramatically improved my backcountry sleep. Granted, I would be hesitant to use them when first getting used to an unfamiliar ecosystem. But having spent enough nights in an area to be logically satisfied that there's little danger that an alert ear would avoid, earplugs tune out all the wind gusts, birds, bugs, rodents, etc. that keep my brain from fully drifting off to lala land. Happy adventuring!
What a fun adventure! Learned something new about the triangle method and removing clothes that might have food scents. Thanks so much for sharing as always!
Glad you're so wise about bears and your trip is heavenly but the only problem for me would be the always have to look over my shoulder for Bears but you're doing good 👍 I couldn't do it cuz of the fear of bears.
Thank you so much for this. One trick I have for sleeping in cold is a summer buff. I can bring it up and over my nose and mouth; so I am not breathing in cold air. I also hear noises. I pretty much just go back to sleep Very rarely is there any danger and if it is there is nothing you can do. Again thanks.
I've never been camping, it was never part of my upbringing and I don't live in a place where it's really possible but I loved this! I mention my inexperience because I learned so much from this video! Even having the bear spray in hand when spotting bushes with berries - that makes total sense but I wouldn't have thought of it on my own. Thanks for taking us with you!
cheebs, this video was so awesome to watch! i came for the gorgeous views and to vicariously enjoy a backpacking trip but your honesty about the ups and downs of the experience (glad it's not just me that gets a lil scared on alone trips) and your explanations were my favorite part. thank you for the gorgeous views, thank you for the education, thank you for bringing us along!!!
Hey Cheebs! Davey again. Second video of yours I've watched, and as enjoyable as the first. Was a good call to sub to your channel. Keep it rolling, the world needs awesome attitudes like yours!!!!
Good video! Thanks for taking us along. That you were able to talk during your arduous hike is a feat in itself, especially since you were up so high. Absolutely beautiful views! I'm still curious about you being so alone in that area and the dog cameos. Owner's must have been so far off from you to let their dog wander off like that. I would've thought you'd hear them at some point. Little suggestion for hiking when hunting going on. On your backpack, an orange flag on a stick couple feet above your head bobbing along would surely catch the eye of anyone far off in the distance. Thank you for your solo commentaries with just the sounds of gravel and waterfalls and a rushing river. Just as you were experiencing it yourself. It's such a nice way to relax and watch without the ever-present background music every video comes with nowadays. I've gotten to the point where I hear one note, and I'm out. I'm over muting. I much prefer hearing the sounds of nature rather than reading about it at the bottom of a screen. And because I didn't have to do that, I liked and subscribed😊!
Bonjour Cheebs (!).. Génial et Magnifique !! Cette nature est de toute beauté, préservons-là ! Merci pour ce trek 😊 ( petit message de France). Ah et merci pour les mots en français 👌!!
Great video, I really enjoy your sense of adventure and thoughtful personality! “I want to do it so I do it scared” terrific words of wisdom, you should put them on a t-shirt! Thanks eh. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Hello! New subscriber here. You popped up on my feed and I love this video and your style. You are very authentic. You did a great of capturing the scenery at the lake and made we want to visit that spot. I completely understand about what you are saying about the unrest at night. It really is a risk vs reward thing. Great video!
Thanks Cheebs 👍🏻 Appreciate you my friend 🙏🏻Stay safe and take care. As a backup, you can use branch sections as stakes. You did awesome! 👊🏻 Have a Wonderful holiday 🎄🙂
HI Cheebs, I am Claire, I really enjoyed your whole video, you are such a lovely calm person on camera and really good at filmmaking :) Happy New Year, from England :)
Such a wonderful video. Me and Monika just finished it, and as you were packing up your tent she turned to me and said we really need to go on hikes next year. So now we just have to get a tent and a sleeping bag for Monika and then we should have everything we need. You're such an inspiration and it is so wonderful to follow your hikes! 🤗
Just found your channel, awesome adventures! We have a very similar setup! MSR guardian filter and osprey pack! I also prefer the white noise cuz I'm jumpy when im overnighting by myself too! I once woke up and thought I heard something sniffing my tent and totally freaked out and started yelling and probably nothing but a raccoon or opossum. I was also reading the Revenant book with you know a bear attack in it.. my own mind was my downfall! Looking forward to your adventures in Cali! I also just moved to WY to get closer to the outdoors.
Aww loved this film, I especially love your positive thought process. It’s surprising how much you have to bring and do because of the wildlife there, so many things to be aware of, thankfully here in the UK we don’t have to worry about anything like that. Beautiful scenery and landscape, I spend a lot of time hiking and wild camping in the Lake District National Park here in the uk and post our adventures on our little channel. Looking forward to more films. 😊
Great video Cheebs! That was some serious elevation gain in a short distance, nice job! Such a beautiful area, hoping to backpack in Colorado as well sometime. Looking forward to your next one!
Good video ,,, Beautiful location ... It takes so much effort for a place like this ,, I would have to make it at least a 2 or 3 day outing ,, and besides the hike ,I would have to spend some time fishing , that lake looked so inviting .... then a catch and cook makes most of the pains go away ... Obviously not a beginner ,, you show good skills and reference good tips and advice .... Well done .. Stay Safe and God Bless ... ... Have to subscribe to see what's ahead ..
Looks like a beautiful trail & camping areas . I have a belgian malinois he camps & trail runs with me love haveing him & good company & can also alert of possible danger in the night , if i was hikeing id definetly have my 10mm pistol id rather have it & not need it rather to not have it & need it & would make me feel super confident in any unwanted predators or any type of weirdos that could possibly show up . 😊
These vids are amazin.. Well done! Always wanted to trek in the US, when i go travelling for my two year trip I'm gonna love this.. The UK here is okay but not as spectacular.. Scotland and parts of Wales are good though, but still not as vast 💎.. Not much to trek at my summer home in Monaco sadly 🙄
Sweet video! Great music and content! You’re so cute and talented. Just liked and subscribed. I love your fun facts and how informative you are, which is really nice to know. Keep your videos coming! Stay safe and have a great weekend.
Your vids are inspiring love your level of knowledge dealing with way too much very dark days. Just wanted to say thanks you are beautiful matching all what's around you. Awesome
Love your videos. You are just honest and real and personable about the joys and challenges of backpacking. This may be indelicate but when you say you have breakfasted and packed up and are ready to return, you leave something out. You may or may not want to mention this but you could say "and I pooped in the trees over there" or something to that effect. It really is an essential part of the morning routine, either before eating or after eating lol!
You seem pretty knowledgeable about hunting. Just curious if you hunt? That one comment was right though, brown and white are colors a hunter looks for when hunting. Deer have white on their chests and belly and some on their tails, and behind.
Yeeeh more cheebs hiking and camping! Fall has officially arrived here in Korea so these videos make me super excited to also go out and hike! Cant wait for all the next trips we get to join! Also how do you bring half your weight with you on your back, i can hardly even just bring myself up a mountain lol
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"I want to do it, so I do it scared." Emmy, I'm stealing this as my philosophy for life. Sorry, it's my quote now.🙃
I'm alaskan. Lived here my entire life and have been camping/hunting in serious bear country. I have to say I'm very impressed with your knowledge of bear safety from brushing your teeth to changing your clothes to eating away from where you sleep. You can't Imagine how many people have bad encounters due to the little things, as bear are naturally curious.
Thank you for taking me with you on this camping trip. Beautiful country where you are.
LOL @ so I do it scared!
Love it! Nothing like getting out of your comfort zone
i love how real you are with including that you thought you forgot your tent stakes, showing how you accepted that and improvising, and then following up that you found them. you could have easily just edited that part out but the inclusion of the process is really refreshing bc it shows how sometimes things go wrong when packing up to go somewhere but that it happens and it’s okay :)
loved this video a lot!!
Cool video, I think you did great. Thanks for tips my friend and be safe. I am going to subscribe
New to your channel - nice video! Love how you didn't mess it up with music. You also have a very pleasant and infectious personality. I'm lucky to live in Colorado where there are so many great hiking and backpacking opportunities. BTW, the rock fields you saw aren't a result of avalanches but came about in the process of their formation over the eons (it's why thery're called the Rocky Mountains) ! :) I hope the dog you encountered near the lake wasn't lost and was able to return to its owner. Stay safe out there, Cheebs!
The views are so pretty 🥹
I just found your site. You are a breath of fresh air. Stay safe!
Hands down I think that video was my favorite so far! I'm legit so hyped for future ones. Someone pointed it out in the live, but the amount of information and delivery of it all was absolutely on the dot. Down to the small bumps in the road. I loved it very much, thank you for the amount of work you put into recording and editing the whole adventure!!
Coffee is nice. It helps wake me up when I'm camping in the mountains. And it smells like heaven when you're out in the fresh clean air.
Love how informative this video is, how you are picking your spot to camp, not just throwing your pack down and deciding wherever
From the very beginning, this had the feel of a travel show on PBS. Great work Cheebs!
LOL i love that!!
Woooow amazing mountain vlog experiences (mis cheebs)💖💖💖
Welcome to the CO Rockies! Thanks for sharing your journey. I would like to share my mistake in the hopes that you (and maybe others reading) might avoid the consequences I suffer. I injured both my knees going over Pawnee Pass in the CO Rockies the year after I moved here. The terrain is so steep there, as it is on so many trails in the Rockies, that with a heavy shoulder-season pack, the downhill section injured one knee, then the other as I compensated poorly. It was on the first day of a 4 day trip. I hobbled through remaining 3 days. I was in my mid 20's then. It still slows me down on strenuous slopes now at 40. **Trekking poles are a reeeeealy good investment if you're planning more trips in CO. **
Also, I recently added ear plugs to my kit and it's dramatically improved my backcountry sleep. Granted, I would be hesitant to use them when first getting used to an unfamiliar ecosystem. But having spent enough nights in an area to be logically satisfied that there's little danger that an alert ear would avoid, earplugs tune out all the wind gusts, birds, bugs, rodents, etc. that keep my brain from fully drifting off to lala land. Happy adventuring!
Vicariously I camp via your wonderful videos Cheebs! I enjoy and learn so much from them - thank you!
Love all the practical advice sprinkled in so naturally. Good thing the views are worth those killer switchbacks!
Cheebs, this was so good! What a beautiful area. The thought process behind picking a campsite was enlightening!
What a fun adventure! Learned something new about the triangle method and removing clothes that might have food scents. Thanks so much for sharing as always!
Glad you're so wise about bears and your trip is heavenly but the only problem for me would be the always have to look over my shoulder for Bears but you're doing good 👍 I couldn't do it cuz of the fear of bears.
First one of these I've watched but great video and looks like it was a great experience!
Just a little advice on your tent pegs. I always put it in my tent bag. Either down beside or rolled inside my tent.
thanks for sharing this with us 🙂💕
also not to brag but i was the 69th like
@@JessCapricorn nice >:)
Thank you so much for this. One trick I have for sleeping in cold is a summer buff. I can bring it up and over my nose and mouth; so I am not breathing in cold air. I also hear noises. I pretty much just go back to sleep Very rarely is there any danger and if it is there is nothing you can do. Again thanks.
These videos really make me excited to try it on my own
I've never been camping, it was never part of my upbringing and I don't live in a place where it's really possible but I loved this! I mention my inexperience because I learned so much from this video! Even having the bear spray in hand when spotting bushes with berries - that makes total sense but I wouldn't have thought of it on my own. Thanks for taking us with you!
I'm so happy you were able to learn something from the video!! Thanks for sharing! Made my day!
cheebs, this video was so awesome to watch! i came for the gorgeous views and to vicariously enjoy a backpacking trip but your honesty about the ups and downs of the experience (glad it's not just me that gets a lil scared on alone trips) and your explanations were my favorite part. thank you for the gorgeous views, thank you for the education, thank you for bringing us along!!!
Nature queen Cheebs observes her domain!
Seriously, I'm in awe that you're able to do these outdoor trips, and I love watching these videos!
I liked the feeling of this video 🥂😎🤌🏼
I echo all the other comments. Your hiking/camping videos are so well done. It's like having a tour guide that knows her stuff!
Hey Cheebs! Davey again. Second video of yours I've watched, and as enjoyable as the first. Was a good call to sub to your channel. Keep it rolling, the world needs awesome attitudes like yours!!!!
Those creek sounds are just... so beautiful.
Welcome to my algorithm. Thanks for the content 😊
I did not know that about Aspens. Very cool information and great channel.
Great camp, hope you took a nice long nap when you got back.
Cheebs ol' girl !!! I'm a BIG fan bag liners. Soooo good for u n bag hygiene !!! Not to mention cozy !!😊
Love this! Cheebs you’re inspiring! Love “do it scared” ❤
Great video. Keep up the good work, and have
Such incredible vistas you get to enjoy
Good video! Thanks for taking us along. That you were able to talk during your arduous hike is a feat in itself, especially since you were up so high. Absolutely beautiful views! I'm still curious about you being so alone in that area and the dog cameos. Owner's must have been so far off from you to let their dog wander off like that. I would've thought you'd hear them at some point. Little suggestion for hiking when hunting going on. On your backpack, an orange flag on a stick couple feet above your head bobbing along would surely catch the eye of anyone far off in the distance. Thank you for your solo commentaries with just the sounds of gravel and waterfalls and a rushing river. Just as you were experiencing it yourself. It's such a nice way to relax and watch without the ever-present background music every video comes with nowadays. I've gotten to the point where I hear one note, and I'm out. I'm over muting. I much prefer hearing the sounds of nature rather than reading about it at the bottom of a screen. And because I didn't have to do that, I liked and subscribed😊!
Another great outdoor adventure, thank you for sharing it. Stay safe and healthy out there. Keep your, keep your Bear 🐻 spray handy. 😊
a lovely window to watch after the busy and nature filled morning. Love your camping vlogs so much!
Wonderful video Cheebs!!
Fantastic video! Loved the scenery and the feel of being taken along for the trip. I just wish there was more of it
As always very wholesome video 😊 and I learned a lot from it, also beautiful landscape. I loved it.
I really enjoy these camping video's, thank you for sharing!
thanks for watching!!
Bonjour Cheebs (!)..
Génial et Magnifique !! Cette nature est de toute beauté, préservons-là ! Merci pour ce trek 😊 ( petit message de France).
Ah et merci pour les mots en français 👌!!
Great video! Thanks for taking me along.
This video is so so good!!
Thanks, Dan!!!
Great video! Loved seeing the bear canister and the tips about using your boiler to make a hot water bottle!
Great video, I really enjoy your sense of adventure and thoughtful personality! “I want to do it so I do it scared” terrific words of wisdom, you should put them on a t-shirt! Thanks eh. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Hello! New subscriber here. You popped up on my feed and I love this video and your style. You are very authentic. You did a great of capturing the scenery at the lake and made we want to visit that spot. I completely understand about what you are saying about the unrest at night. It really is a risk vs reward thing. Great video!
Awesome 👌
I loved this!! I'm inspired to go out into the wild! Thanks for thr great video Cheebs😊
Thanks Cheebs 👍🏻 Appreciate you my friend 🙏🏻Stay safe and take care. As a backup, you can use branch sections as stakes. You did awesome! 👊🏻 Have a Wonderful holiday 🎄🙂
Your passion of nature and camping is something that I wish I could bottle up! The scenery, the education, the vibes. Excellent video Cheebs!
This was so sweet of you to say, thank you
I have a passion for nature too. I love hiking and camping too. It is so quiet when you're alone.
Greetings beckoning you from Uganda 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 Uganda East Africa
Good hike, thanks for ambulating and sharing.
thank You for taking us with You!
I absolutely love this. I am beyond excited to watch the next one. ❤
HI Cheebs, I am Claire, I really enjoyed your whole video, you are such a lovely calm person on camera and really good at filmmaking :) Happy New Year, from England :)
Great video!!!!!
Such a wonderful video. Me and Monika just finished it, and as you were packing up your tent she turned to me and said we really need to go on hikes next year. So now we just have to get a tent and a sleeping bag for Monika and then we should have everything we need.
You're such an inspiration and it is so wonderful to follow your hikes! 🤗
Just found your channel, awesome adventures! We have a very similar setup! MSR guardian filter and osprey pack! I also prefer the white noise cuz I'm jumpy when im overnighting by myself too! I once woke up and thought I heard something sniffing my tent and totally freaked out and started yelling and probably nothing but a raccoon or opossum. I was also reading the Revenant book with you know a bear attack in it.. my own mind was my downfall! Looking forward to your adventures in Cali! I also just moved to WY to get closer to the outdoors.
This was great! I'm so tempted to do some solo hiking and camping and videos like these really help boost my confidence lol
Aww loved this film, I especially love your positive thought process. It’s surprising how much you have to bring and do because of the wildlife there, so many things to be aware of, thankfully here in the UK we don’t have to worry about anything like that. Beautiful scenery and landscape, I spend a lot of time hiking and wild camping in the Lake District National Park here in the uk and post our adventures on our little channel. Looking forward to more films. 😊
Great video Cheebs! That was some serious elevation gain in a short distance, nice job! Such a beautiful area, hoping to backpack in Colorado as well sometime. Looking forward to your next one!
Such amazing views and looked very peaceful!
Thanks for sharing this with us! The views were breathtaking! :)
Good video ,,, Beautiful location ... It takes so much effort for a place like this ,, I would have to make it at least a 2 or 3 day outing ,, and besides the hike ,I would have to spend some time fishing , that lake looked so inviting .... then a catch and cook makes most of the pains go away ... Obviously not a beginner ,, you show good skills and reference good tips and advice .... Well done .. Stay Safe and God Bless ...
... Have to subscribe to see what's ahead ..
I'm trying to learn how to fish so I can do a catch and cook soon! thanks for subbing!
This is so cool!!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us! I also learned so much from you.
That was a wonderful video, thanks Cheebs! Such a lovely area to explore
You showed up as a suggestion in my feed and I’m all in! Great video. Well done!
Such a great video! Makes me want to go camping again 😊
You need some trekking poles, with that big pack! Ay? 😆 🤣 you go girl! Love tha vids! Keep digging deep!
Looks like a beautiful trail & camping areas . I have a belgian malinois he camps & trail runs with me love haveing him & good company & can also alert of possible danger in the night , if i was hikeing id definetly have my 10mm pistol id rather have it & not need it rather to not have it & need it & would make me feel super confident in any unwanted predators or any type of weirdos that could possibly show up . 😊
These vids are amazin.. Well done! Always wanted to trek in the US, when i go travelling for my two year trip I'm gonna love this.. The UK here is okay but not as spectacular.. Scotland and parts of Wales are good though, but still not as vast 💎.. Not much to trek at my summer home in Monaco sadly 🙄
Cheers crushing it per usual
Sweet video! Great music and content! You’re so cute and talented. Just liked and subscribed. I love your fun facts and how informative you are, which is really nice to know. Keep your videos coming! Stay safe and have a great weekend.
Totally. I wasn't sure at first but urr hella pro dude
Your vids are inspiring love your level of knowledge dealing with way too much very dark days. Just wanted to say thanks you are beautiful matching all what's around you. Awesome
ur a genius i love the breakfast skillet its my fave and i never used hot sauce on it i’m definitely doing that now
Genial 👍🤩
I really enjoyed your content! Thanks for sharing 👍
My first video watching. Well done. Tough hike
This is awesome!! Thank you for bringing us along!!
Que bonita experiencia
Good evening. Meeka would like to know why did you not take your puppers with you? Thank you for sharing your adventure. Stay safe and have fun.
You're very informative 😊, like your video. I look forward to seeing more so hello from Southern Cal.
I second the comments on using trekking poles. Very helpful…
Love your videos. You are just honest and real and personable about the joys and challenges of backpacking. This may be indelicate but when you say you have breakfasted and packed up and are ready to return, you leave something out. You may or may not want to mention this but you could say "and I pooped in the trees over there" or something to that effect. It really is an essential part of the morning routine, either before eating or after eating lol!
What a great overnight trip! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome Video! Do you like the Sea to Summit liner? I love their dry bags. Colorado looks so nice!
You seem pretty knowledgeable about hunting. Just curious if you hunt? That one comment was right though, brown and white are colors a hunter looks for when hunting. Deer have white on their chests and belly and some on their tails, and behind.
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!
Ballers gonna ball!
Always love your camping videos lets go!!!!
Don't be embarrassed, these things happen.. great way to improvise...
Loved this so much!! 😁💚
Awesone video!!
Yeeeh more cheebs hiking and camping! Fall has officially arrived here in Korea so these videos make me super excited to also go out and hike! Cant wait for all the next trips we get to join!
Also how do you bring half your weight with you on your back, i can hardly even just bring myself up a mountain lol
Do you mind telling where/location in Colorado this trail is? Always looking for new places to hike n backpack
Great adventure n information Cheebs 👌