I have watched dozens of AT thru-hike documentaries and this is, by far, one of the best I've seen. An impeccable production by one person and should have had way more views. Incredible job!
Well done documentary! It's hard to crunch over 2000 miles into 1 hour but this documentary has managed to do it and I feel it's very well shot and edited. I did the Appalachian Trail in 2002 and it was nice to see all the familiar places again on this documentary. Thanks and looking forward to your next adventure!
The Fontana Dam area is where I have lived my whole life, being on the local Fire and Rescue department I have hiked and searched many miles in these hills, some with good results and some not so much. Be safe keep hiking and always remember to help keep our mountains beautiful by picking up trash. I say our because these mountains are a gift to us all no matter what part of the world you are from these mountains will protect, feed, astonish, as well as take your life. Hike on everyone, hike on!!
Incredible! I am hoping to hike the trail in 2022 and this is the coolest documentary I've seen. The fact that you share all that you're feeling makes it that much better.
Thank you, I appreciate your kind words. Good luck on your hike in 2019. You might find some useful info on my website. www.bikehikesafari.com/appalachian-trail-blog/
@@notyouraccount9742 Was actually NOBO March 2018 when i had some serious knee issues after a few days and had to pull off. It was great while it lasted. 2019 got put off due to a work accident and physical rehab, and 2020 is cancelled due to COVID and family issues just days before i was heading to Georgia. As things are i might go again in 2021 but for sure will be absolutely set for 2022. In the meantime, i've switched out my big three gear and made serious changes to what smaller gear i'm using. Still deciding on doing the approach trail again up to Springer.
This has got to be by far my fave AT thru hike documentary. The emotions you feel with the music to the video to just everything is incredibly well done. Bravo for finishing the triple crown. I can’t wait to watch your other video.
This might be my favorite so far, story of a through hike. I think you did an amazing job putting together a compelling story in just over an hour. I just started studying up on the AT. You give a window, a vision to all the places I’ve been reading about. Thank you for the gift of this video.
I'm exhausted and I haven't left my armchair..!!.....Brad, that was the most amazing and fantastic hiking vlog I have ever watched on YT, and i have watched a few,,,,,,Complete and utter respect for your achievement and humility in doing so.... Great editing, great soundtrack, great scenery and a thoroughly decent bloke behind it all with great Aussie humour.......I am so looking forward to your other vlogs....God bless ya!! Cheers , Blair.
I don't know what it is about the AT. I like the PCT and CDT trail videos a lot, but I can watch AT footage over and over and over again. This is one of my favorites!
Nice job and such a huge accomplishment! This one of the few RUclips videos I have ever sat down and watched end to end. Really a great video and well done.
Damn bro...this was great. Proud to have shared the trail with you in 2017. I was climbing The Kinsman the day Trail Days started. So cool to see what was going on from your perspective. Thanks for creating and sharing. ER 71
Absolutely top notch work. Thank you for being willing to share your journey with the world. You educated, inspired, humored and most of all documented an amazing journey. Blessings.
All I can say is EPIC ! I've watched several channel's doing the hike but your's was truly awesome ! I loved your. Attention to everything. You had beautiful shots of the wild life and I loved your music . 🤗
Inspiring... captivating.. by far the very best AT video.... great soundtrack... did I mentioned INSPIRING... I can't believe I watched the whole video! Congratulations friend! Thank you for sharing... Stay awesome!!
incredible crossing, I'm Brazilian and I have the dream of doing this trekking. I'm getting ready here. Congratulations and thanks for sharing the experience!
You did such an amazing job and I absolutely loved this video. Your journey, the narrative, music... all of it. Well done and congrats!! Now I’m gonna go and watch your PCT and CDT vids! 🌿
Still listening to 'A Walk in the Woods' after 5 years, just fabulous to accompanying another Aussie on his adventure. Thanks for your wonderful footage, your narrative, music, editing et al. Thanks again, well done!!
Such a phenomenal video man and brilliantly edited! It would be interesting to know all the additional/behind the scenes Bonus Miles you had to go through to setup/retrieve your camera for some of those great shots :D Well worth every step! A massive inspiration.....Thank You for this!
Fantastic doc! Loved your spirit, attitude, and sense of humor. Attempting my own thru-hike in 2020 and this was some much-needed inspiration for it. Congrats on your triple crown, that's a huge accomplishment, best of luck to you in your future adventures!
Well done and congratulations! This is one of the best, most inspiring AT documentaries yet...and I've seen plenty. All the best from us folks that make our home in the wild and wooly mountains of Western Maine.
What an amazing video documenting your thru-hike. Thank you so much for posting. I enjoyed the editing, music, videography, and being able to see the trail tonight. After a long day, I needed this.
BikeHikeSafari that would be fun but I don’t think mine would be as cohesive as your video is! You did a great job! Did you know from the beginning you wanted to make a documentary?
Well, done! Congratulations and thanks for posting a most enjoyable, soothing video of your hike. It was one of the best videos of hiking the trail I have had the pleasure of watching.
Thank you for the nice words. I used a Sony Rx100v and GoPro 5 to film, both worked out great. I used the Six Moon Umbrella, unfortuenaly I left it behind at one of my campsites in New Jersey, very sad day. You can read me gear review here - bikehikesafari.com/appalachian-trail-gear-review/
BikeHikeSafari thanks for the info. I found your gear list after I posted my review. Watching your video was very relaxing! The music was great, the video editing was great and you didn't blab a lot like most other videoers do. You didn't curse, you were very positive no matter the situation and I just loved it! Thanks again.
I just found this video last night. I’ve watched several and they all have wonderful perspectives and their own personalities to it. But what stands out for me is the details you shoot. Thank you for such detail! Keep hiking!
I have a fear of nights but only on exposed cliffs. The trails are not placed next yo high cliffs with really bad exposure. I suffered a panic attack on the Empire State building but not on the trails.
I'm watching during the continuation of the Pandemic that started last year. I was so glad to come across your video. Thanks for coming to the states. I'm only section hiking but am retiring soon so I hope to do more as I become more free. Blessings, teri
Stopped at 56:36...had to comment..."the hardest mile of the trail" was superior work. 70 yoa now bad hip, knee and ankle keeps me to day hikes. Not so much envious but nostalgic. You have resurrected memories long forgotten. Thank you very much for your fine video and channel.
Great job Shepard on the triple crown and also making such a great documentary of the journey. One of the best I've seen of the trail. Great footage and narration. What did you shoot with???
there is actually logging roads that go right through the area now so its not actually the 100 mile wilderness anymore and you can easily just have someone pick you up and take you to town or bring supplies or just hitch
@@jbtravelssolo7596 that's is also a hostel in the town right before the 100 mile wilderness that will let you fill up a five gallon bucket and will deliver to you halfway by a scheduled date and time . Great guys, I had a 6 pack and all delivered
You did an incredible job with this video. Huge congrats on the triple crown. That's no small feat. I hope we get some more new videos from you in the future✌🌻
Shepherd, this is the BEST AT VIDEO I have watched since I began planning for my AT2021 SOBO. You captured the natural features of the trail, the pleasures and challenges of a thru hike with outstanding video and your narration. I can't wait to start my hike!
You do what you can. Me, I dont want to lose my apartment so I am sub-renting it for 3 of the 6 months. Paying for the other 3 months, shutting off everything but electricity- which will barely be used- putting a hold on my car insurance, quitting my job, and I've been preparing and saving up for 2 years for this. I start March 16.
@@Benitojacova 7 days, my hiking partner had something going on on the 16th so we're starting on the 17th. That's fine with me. Ready? Well, a month ago my response would have been "Hell Yeah!" but now, idk. I think I am, just *_extremely_* nervous and anxious. A little concerned about failing, been having self-doubt lately. But I guess thats normal. I'm about as prepared as I could possibly be. I appreciate you asking.
This is amazing footage BikeHikeSafari! Your camera skills are fantastic and we think you can showcase them on an even bigger stage! OutsideTV is working with the Adventure Film Festival and started our own Adventure Filmmakers challenge! To compete, create a Campfire channel and post your film here: campfire.outsidetv.com/campaignleaders/affchallenge Once you have created an account, more likes=MORE POINTS! If you win, you will be flown out to the festival and featured on OTV!
As I have mentioned before when you have contacted me. I am not eligible. I am not a USA resident. I live in Australia, maybe the accent on the video was a bit of a hint! But thanks for the consideration. ;)
Ha ha ! I watch all your videos and I must say you are getting a lot of footage out of that pony in Grayson Highland's kicking that poor guy. Don't know his trail name but cringe every time I see that. Now to watch the movie.
That was the right beer at the right time and place. Damn that Noro virus. It was very common on that part of the trail, I wasn't the only one. Either that, or we all consumed a bad batch of Miller. :)
How do I like this again and again? Excellent telling of your journey, and Thank You for taking us along. I love the views of the scenery, both of the "views", and the close ups of the insects, critters, and plants, mushrooms, etc. Makes me look even more forward to my future section hikes.
Incredible!!! I'm watching 3 years later and back to front. Didn't realise you were a Triple Crown. Congratulations!!! Now that means I've got to hit the other videos too. Kudos.
Great video, thank you. I don't think most viewers don't realize how much extra effort you had to put in to create all of the "hiking past" and time lapse shots. It probably added days to your thru-hike! I section hiked the entire AT over 41 years, and while I have some decent photos from my last 10 years of hiking, I have few videos. It was great to show some of my friends what it takes to cover some of the harder sections such as Wildcat, Goose Eye, Mahoosuc Notch and Katahdin. I also got to see some of the views from all the Maine summits that were socked in when I went through in 2012 & 2014! I hope you can safely continue your adventures. Best, Kerosene (GA+ME, 1973-2014)
15:36 thats a sweet bunch of Cypripedium acaule. When I worked in the woods of northern Canada, I saw some maybe once every summer and there was one or two, not a bunch like that. this is incredible (to me)
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I have watched dozens of AT thru-hike documentaries and this is, by far, one of the best I've seen. An impeccable production by one person and should have had way more views. Incredible job!
Well done documentary! It's hard to crunch over 2000 miles into 1 hour but this documentary has managed to do it and I feel it's very well shot and edited. I did the Appalachian Trail in 2002 and it was nice to see all the familiar places again on this documentary. Thanks and looking forward to your next adventure!
The Fontana Dam area is where I have lived my whole life, being on the local Fire and Rescue department I have hiked and searched many miles in these hills, some with good results and some not so much. Be safe keep hiking and always remember to help keep our mountains beautiful by picking up trash. I say our because these mountains are a gift to us all no matter what part of the world you are from these mountains will protect, feed, astonish, as well as take your life. Hike on everyone, hike on!!
I thought I'd just click for a second, but my son and I just watched the whole thing! Fabulous! Much love from Mexico!
Incredible! I am hoping to hike the trail in 2022 and this is the coolest documentary I've seen. The fact that you share all that you're feeling makes it that much better.
Thank you for the kind words.
@john Here to remind you that you should definitely hike the trail in 2022 💕👍
Be safe, and enjoy the experience….
@Not Me 2023 nobo here as well
The very best AT video, hands down!
I've seen tons of AT videos and this is one of the very best! NOBO 2019
Thank you, I appreciate your kind words. Good luck on your hike in 2019. You might find some useful info on my website. www.bikehikesafari.com/appalachian-trail-blog/
See you there!
Good luck out there this season JP/NOBO 2019 stay safe, have fun, and upload some video!
JP JPJP did you hike the trail? How was it?
@@notyouraccount9742 Was actually NOBO March 2018 when i had some serious knee issues after a few days and had to pull off. It was great while it lasted. 2019 got put off due to a work accident and physical rehab, and 2020 is cancelled due to COVID and family issues just days before i was heading to Georgia. As things are i might go again in 2021 but for sure will be absolutely set for 2022. In the meantime, i've switched out my big three gear and made serious changes to what smaller gear i'm using. Still deciding on doing the approach trail again up to Springer.
This has got to be by far my fave AT thru hike documentary. The emotions you feel with the music to the video to just everything is incredibly well done. Bravo for finishing the triple crown. I can’t wait to watch your other video.
This might be my favorite so far, story of a through hike. I think you did an amazing job putting together a compelling story in just over an hour. I just started studying up on the AT. You give a window, a vision to all the places I’ve been reading about. Thank you for the gift of this video.
Wow awesome documentary dude. Out of interest when did you start? Planning to do the AT in a couple of years but I think it will take me a bit longer😅
I'm exhausted and I haven't left my armchair..!!.....Brad, that was the most amazing and fantastic hiking vlog I have ever watched on YT, and i have watched a few,,,,,,Complete and utter respect for your achievement and humility in doing so.... Great editing, great soundtrack, great scenery and a thoroughly decent bloke behind it all with great Aussie humour.......I am so looking forward to your other vlogs....God bless ya!!
Cheers ,
Blair.
Thank you for the very kind words.
I don't know what it is about the AT. I like the PCT and CDT trail videos a lot, but I can watch AT footage over and over and over again. This is one of my favorites!
This is still my favorite Appalachian trail video. I have watched it 20 times you did a really great job.
20 times. Wow, I'm honoured and humbled. Thank you.
WoW. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I really enjoyed this presentation. The closeups of animals, flowers etc were great. Music fit well. Clear camera work. Well done👌🏽🌿
Nice job and such a huge accomplishment! This one of the few RUclips videos I have ever sat down and watched end to end. Really a great video and well done.
I would've liked to do this 40 years ago, but thanks to you I got to do it today!!!! THANKS for the video!
Thank you, wish I did it 20 years ago
Loved rewatching this again! Amazing pictures, a great choice of music, words from the heart, and edited perfectly.
Damn bro...this was great. Proud to have shared the trail with you in 2017. I was climbing The Kinsman the day Trail Days started. So cool to see what was going on from your perspective. Thanks for creating and sharing. ER 71
Cheers, now you have the chance to go back for trail days one year
Awesome video!
Absolutely top notch work. Thank you for being willing to share your journey with the world. You educated, inspired, humored and most of all documented an amazing journey. Blessings.
Cheers thank you for the kind words
Now that I've reached the end of your video... I LOVE IT!!!!!!
All I can say is EPIC ! I've watched several channel's doing the hike but your's was truly awesome ! I loved your. Attention to everything. You had beautiful shots of the wild life and I loved your music . 🤗
Cheers, there is so much going on during a hike. So much to capture, glad you liked it
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@@bikehikesafari sorry, didn't mean to send a text
7 made the very best documentary about the Appalachian Trail. He has hiked it a number of times
Good to hear.
Have nothing to say apart from. Absolutely EPIC!!!👌
Thank you. I had fun making it.
excellent job, I enjoyed the video, even the ticks :-)
Love the vibe on this video. Love seeing all the critters. CONGRATULATIONS!
A few critters on the trail both large and small
Awesome 👍😎😁
Thanks. The best!!!
Inspiring... captivating.. by far the very best AT video.... great soundtrack... did I mentioned INSPIRING...
I can't believe I watched the whole video!
Congratulations friend!
Thank you for sharing...
Stay awesome!!
Cheers thank you for the kind words. Amazing how much a soundtrack can enhance a video.
incredible crossing, I'm Brazilian and I have the dream of doing this trekking. I'm getting ready here. Congratulations and thanks for sharing the experience!
You did such an amazing job and I absolutely loved this video. Your journey, the narrative, music... all of it. Well done and congrats!! Now I’m gonna go and watch your PCT and CDT vids! 🌿
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Enjoy the PCT and CDT vids
Good effort mate!...thoroughly enjoyed watching your trip!...😎👍
Class of 82, well done.
To the pioneer that inspired us all, thank you.
Still listening to 'A Walk in the Woods' after 5 years, just fabulous to accompanying another Aussie on his adventure. Thanks for your wonderful footage, your narrative, music, editing et al. Thanks again, well done!!
So bittersweet watching the last few minutes! Your video make me feel like I was there.
Cheers thank you. Its always emotional finishing a trail that has used up so much physical and emotional energy. It's a special feeling.
Great stuff, very much enjoyed this.
I LOVE your filming! Gorgeous shots. Thanks so much for the documentary.
Thank you for the lovely words. Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you! I love your movie. My favorite part is the horse kicking your friend, all the animals, and all the famous sites, of course. :)
Damn man this movie is amazing thank you. Congratulations on the triple crown!! I'll be starting athe AT on the March 10th
Thank for the kind words and good luck on your upcoming hike.
How much did you complete?
Ryan treks North-- did you get your hike in?
Awesome!
Such a phenomenal video man and brilliantly edited!
It would be interesting to know all the additional/behind the scenes Bonus Miles you had to go through to setup/retrieve your camera for some of those great shots :D Well worth every step!
A massive inspiration.....Thank You for this!
Thank you. Not too much bonus miles but slow travel through some areas as I spent time filming.
Best AT video that I’ve seen. Enjoyed watching, but absolutely no desire to hike it.
My shirt is inside out. lol Love the movie! Thanks for making it!
Whoops. I am not perfect, just like everybody else. Thank you for the comment
Congratulations on your journey, it made me feel good and inspired just watching. Well done!!!
Fantastic doc! Loved your spirit, attitude, and sense of humor. Attempting my own thru-hike in 2020 and this was some much-needed inspiration for it. Congrats on your triple crown, that's a huge accomplishment, best of luck to you in your future adventures!
Thank you for the kind words. Good luck with the planning of your hike. might be some info for you on my website. www.bikehikesafari.com/
Awesome documentary 👏
Well done and congratulations! This is one of the best, most inspiring
AT documentaries yet...and I've seen plenty. All the best from us folks
that make our home in the wild and wooly mountains of Western Maine.
Thank you for the kind words. I loved hiking in Maine, it was the best state to be hiking on the Appalachian Trail.
One word...MAGNIFICENT.
Love it! You did it! And so quickly, and with all that filming. Super huge props!!!!
Cheers thank you for the kind words
Puzzler’s going for his triple crown on the AT! I’ve been reading your AT blogs to get excited for the trail. Cheers Sheppard
Really enjoyed that, congratulations! Feel like I’ve walked it myself now! Good luck with any future projects. Tom
Cheers thank you
I gave my Shazam a work out with all that good music you got going on!
Glad you liked the music.
@@bikehikesafari Yes sir. Especially Ten Towers!
What an amazing video documenting your thru-hike. Thank you so much for posting. I enjoyed the editing, music, videography, and being able to see the trail tonight. After a long day, I needed this.
Thank you for the kind words, it certainly is a great trail.
Awesome 👏
This is awesome! You did a killer job!! Love it!
Thank you for the kind words, your turn to make all your vids into an epic 1 hour long movie!!!
BikeHikeSafari that would be fun but I don’t think mine would be as cohesive as your video is! You did a great job! Did you know from the beginning you wanted to make a documentary?
It was never the intention to make a documentary, only a bit of a vlog about the hike. It worked out much better than expected
BikeHikeSafari your video quality is also awesome! What kind of camera did you use?
Thank you, I used a Sony Rx100 and GoPro. bikehikesafari.com/lightweight-hiking-gear-list/
Excellent journey! Thank you for taking us along with you.
best hike ive seen yet of the trail. good job
Cheers thank you.
Wow, I expected to watch about 5 minutes and watched the entire video, great job and great video. Congratulations on achieving the triple crown!!
Well, done! Congratulations and thanks for posting a most enjoyable, soothing video of your hike. It was one of the best videos of hiking the trail I have had the pleasure of watching.
Thank you for the nice words. I used a Sony Rx100v and GoPro 5 to film, both worked out great. I used the Six Moon Umbrella, unfortuenaly I left it behind at one of my campsites in New Jersey, very sad day. You can read me gear review here - bikehikesafari.com/appalachian-trail-gear-review/
BikeHikeSafari thanks for the info. I found your gear list after I posted my review. Watching your video was very relaxing! The music was great, the video editing was great and you didn't blab a lot like most other videoers do. You didn't curse, you were very positive no matter the situation and I just loved it! Thanks again.
Thank you
Glenfin Agreed. The footage is very smooth and professional. Great job!
BikeHikeSafari I thought you used an iPhone and G16 on the trail.
I just found this video last night. I’ve watched several and they all have wonderful perspectives and their own personalities to it. But what stands out for me is the details you shoot. Thank you for such detail! Keep hiking!
Man, this was amazing. Thanks for the ride!
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video!! 🤟 🌄
Awesome video. Congratulations on your great accomplishment..
Cheers, thanks for the kind words.
you sir are an inspiration for me. I have ALS but I will do this trail thank you.
I'm glad it inspired you and I wish you luck on the trail.
Have fun!
Great video! Thanks!
Congrats on your triple crown. Wonderful video. I really enjoyed watching it. How do you overcome your fear of heights when on the long trails?
I have a fear of nights but only on exposed cliffs. The trails are not placed next yo high cliffs with really bad exposure. I suffered a panic attack on the Empire State building but not on the trails.
I'm watching during the continuation of the Pandemic that started last year. I was so glad to come across your video. Thanks for coming to the states. I'm only section hiking but am retiring soon so I hope to do more as I become more free. Blessings, teri
Nice 30!miler there and that kicking Pony footage is hilarious
Baskets only did a couple of 30s, in regards to the pony it was the right place at the right time, or was it the wrong place at the wrong time
Howdy fellow NT resident! What a great adventure you are having! Love the vid! Great story telling! Steph from Alice now in Brissie 👍
I really enjoyed this mate, really good 👍
Cheers Daryl
Thank you for the kind words, I enjoyed filming it.
Stopped at 56:36...had to comment..."the hardest mile of the trail" was superior work. 70 yoa now bad hip, knee and ankle keeps me to day hikes. Not so much envious but nostalgic. You have resurrected memories long forgotten. Thank you very much for your fine video and channel.
Thank you kindly for the nice words.
24:06 my 'back yard' so to speak. Glad you liked the view
It's a special part of the world.
👍love your video. And your Ole hiking buddy at fair at 13:47 is pretty cute.
Great job Shepard on the triple crown and also making such a great documentary of the journey. One of the best I've seen of the trail. Great footage and narration. What did you shoot with???
Thanks for the kind words. I used a GoPro 5 and a Sony Rx100v, both worked well. Gear review here - bikehikesafari.com/appalachian-trail-gear-review/
Awesome video! Very well done, with a little humor here and there. Once and a while there’s a good LOLROF. Loved it.
Every single AT video I watch mentions the "You need 10 days of supplies." sign and all of them go: "Ehhh... I'll be all right."
there is actually logging roads that go right through the area now so its not actually the 100 mile wilderness anymore and you can easily just have someone pick you up and take you to town or bring supplies or just hitch
I finished 2017. Never needed more than 5 days of food.
@@jbtravelssolo7596 that's is also a hostel in the town right before the 100 mile wilderness that will let you fill up a five gallon bucket and will deliver to you halfway by a scheduled date and time . Great guys, I had a 6 pack and all delivered
You did an incredible job with this video. Huge congrats on the triple crown. That's no small feat. I hope we get some more new videos from you in the future✌🌻
Thank you for the kind words. A lot of effort to make the vids, currently working to top up the freedom funds.
What was your start date? How long did it take you to hike to Trail Days?
During the video, The Day and Miles Hiked are put on the screen about every day, Like at 13:27
Yeah, what the other person said. Or have a look on my blog bikehikesafari.com
Shepherd, this is the BEST AT VIDEO I have watched since I began planning for my AT2021 SOBO. You captured the natural features of the trail, the pleasures and challenges of a thru hike with outstanding video and your narration. I can't wait to start my hike!
You take such great video!
Thank you
LOVE this really made me smile.....rain and all 🙂
I hike too, but the question I have about this expenditure of time is: How do you handle the logistics and finances of your home while doing this?
What home, I sold everything I own. Commitment to adventure.
BikeHikeSafari you read my mind
You do what you can. Me, I dont want to lose my apartment so I am sub-renting it for 3 of the 6 months. Paying for the other 3 months, shutting off everything but electricity- which will barely be used- putting a hold on my car insurance, quitting my job, and I've been preparing and saving up for 2 years for this. I start March 16.
@@Benitojacova 7 days, my hiking partner had something going on on the 16th so we're starting on the 17th. That's fine with me. Ready? Well, a month ago my response would have been "Hell Yeah!" but now, idk. I think I am, just *_extremely_* nervous and anxious. A little concerned about failing, been having self-doubt lately. But I guess thats normal. I'm about as prepared as I could possibly be. I appreciate you asking.
Brandon So... how’d it go?
Had to give ya a thumbs up after the pony kick. That was good stuff.
You could have kept Rocky around longer.
Excellent video. I’m glad your hiking went well. You captured the true beauty of my homeland. I wish I could do the same one day. Best wishes!
This is amazing footage BikeHikeSafari! Your camera skills are fantastic and we think you can showcase them on an even bigger stage! OutsideTV is working with the Adventure Film Festival and started our own Adventure Filmmakers challenge! To compete, create a Campfire channel and post your film here: campfire.outsidetv.com/campaignleaders/affchallenge
Once you have created an account, more likes=MORE POINTS! If you win, you will be flown out to the festival and featured on OTV!
As I have mentioned before when you have contacted me. I am not eligible. I am not a USA resident. I live in Australia, maybe the accent on the video was a bit of a hint! But thanks for the consideration. ;)
27:03 love the brutal honesty. Best AT video on the tube. Thank you!
I honestly can't convey just how bad my smell was on this trail, same firctge other hikers. Audio and visuals only do so much.
Ha ha ! I watch all your videos and I must say you are getting a lot of footage out of that pony in Grayson Highland's kicking that poor guy. Don't know his trail name but cringe every time I see that. Now to watch the movie.
Sorry to put you through it again, poor Shogun!!!
Time to start editing all the new footage I have.
BikeHikeSafari haha it’s ok, I get a good laugh every time I watch it!
No worries, I lived to watch the video
Of the tons of AT docs I have seen, yours was my first. How inspiring to sell everything and go on an adventure!
The diarrhea and vomiting was most likely from the Miller High Life...
That was the right beer at the right time and place. Damn that Noro virus. It was very common on that part of the trail, I wasn't the only one. Either that, or we all consumed a bad batch of Miller. :)
Haha! Hey, no judgement here. Thanks for letting us join in on the adventure.
How do I like this again and again? Excellent telling of your journey, and Thank You for taking us along. I love the views of the scenery, both of the "views", and the close ups of the insects, critters, and plants, mushrooms, etc. Makes me look even more forward to my future section hikes.
Thank you for the kind words, it is a great trail, enjoy your section hikes.
Awesome job on the accomplishments and killer editing.
In Love with this Video ❤
Really cool and thank you for taking your time to video. Lost for words but glad you completed your triple crown.
This is, by far, the most epic movie I've ever seen! Thanks SO MUCH! 😀
Incredible!!! I'm watching 3 years later and back to front. Didn't realise you were a Triple Crown. Congratulations!!! Now that means I've got to hit the other videos too. Kudos.
Great video, thank you. I don't think most viewers don't realize how much extra effort you had to put in to create all of the "hiking past" and time lapse shots. It probably added days to your thru-hike! I section hiked the entire AT over 41 years, and while I have some decent photos from my last 10 years of hiking, I have few videos. It was great to show some of my friends what it takes to cover some of the harder sections such as Wildcat, Goose Eye, Mahoosuc Notch and Katahdin. I also got to see some of the views from all the Maine summits that were socked in when I went through in 2012 & 2014! I hope you can safely continue your adventures. Best, Kerosene (GA+ME, 1973-2014)
15:36 thats a sweet bunch of Cypripedium acaule. When I worked in the woods of northern Canada, I saw some maybe once every summer and there was one or two, not a bunch like that. this is incredible (to me)
Well done! I am impressed. I really enjoyed your adventure! 🌅
Awesome documentary, hiker from Adirondack mountains, upstate NY 👍