@@disciplined.adventurer Yeah the heat can for sure lead to faster dehydration and heat exhaustion. OR makes some nice head protection against the sun. OR Sun Runner Cap and OR Sunbriolet Sun Hat is what I use when hiking in hot temps. Still an epic trail run in such an amazing alpine location.
@@victorkonstantin nice, I will have to check out those OR hats! I got super lucky this day as I had lots of cloud cover until later afternoon then I switched to wearing hat - I do need an upgrade of new hat soon so Ill check those models out! Thanks 🙏 And yes, such a beauty of a trail! Less technical than other high alpine trails which is kinda nice
Used to run in and out in a day for the fishing back in the early 70's. You can also go out via Aenstick Meadows to the Mamquam River. The glaciers are noticeably smaller now. Thanks for the memory.
Visual content was great, so sharp, I’m a hiker not a runner but imagined myself on foot with my dog filming as we go lol. I’ll check out some of your other vids too 👍
I find with the bears if you respect them they will respect you. Black bears (which are the most common around there) are naturally afraid of us and want to be left alone. If Im alone I always talk to myself (I have a deep / loud voice which does help haha) - but yea just making lots of sounds in general if you are alone. Whistling and making noise lets them know you are coming through their territory - and if you’re with someone just keep a conversation going in areas with dense forest where you can’t see around d the corner - the Bears will likely hear you first and leave away from you. You can also invest in a bear bell which you can attach to your backpack which makes noise as you hike. Also always carry bear guard (bear spray) just as a last resort. Hope that helps!
@@disciplined.adventurer i see hopefully i can do what you can do like this.. like i hiking garibaldi lake and almost die dang! but hiking using running i mean thats tough!! can you share some tip how to have a cardio like you and etc to do this kind of stuff sorry my english is bad
my man, always killing it bro! Missing you chief
@alexc3480 thanks for the support brother, appreciate you very much! Miss you too!
This was amazing to see how you can cover such distance in such a short period of time.
It was a grind for sure! The fact is was cloudy helped out a ton! Im not good with the heat haha 😩
@@disciplined.adventurer Yeah the heat can for sure lead to faster dehydration and heat exhaustion. OR makes some nice head protection against the sun. OR Sun Runner Cap and OR Sunbriolet Sun Hat is what I use when hiking in hot temps. Still an epic trail run in such an amazing alpine location.
@@victorkonstantin nice, I will have to check out those OR hats! I got super lucky this day as I had lots of cloud cover until later afternoon then I switched to wearing hat - I do need an upgrade of new hat soon so Ill check those models out! Thanks 🙏
And yes, such a beauty of a trail! Less technical than other high alpine trails which is kinda nice
so inspiring !
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for the comment 🙏
That moon area had glacier about 20 years ago rode our bikes to there
@@randymarchant737 that must have been a great sight! 🙏
Love the detailed layout of your videos. Nice work!
Thank you very much!
Used to run in and out in a day for the fishing back in the early 70's. You can also go out via Aenstick Meadows to the Mamquam River. The glaciers are noticeably smaller now. Thanks for the memory.
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing and thanks for the comment! 🙏
I’ll have to check out that other optional route in the future
That looked amazing! I didn't have this area on my bucket list but it is now. Great videography and appreciate that you added the locations for water.
Glad to hear you got some value from the video! My pleasure! And thank you very much for the support!
Love your video, Inspiration to check it out
Thank you very much. I really appreciate the support!
Visual content was great, so sharp, I’m a hiker not a runner but imagined myself on foot with my dog filming as we go lol. I’ll check out some of your other vids too 👍
Glad you enjoyed the video and got some value from it! Thanks very much for the comment and I appreciate the support! 🙏
it seems mosquito free trail. very detail data, thank you
Glad the video could be of help!
Not mosquito free, took this trail yesterday (without opal cone), sting >5 with bug spray...
Great job 👏
@RheaAdvani thanks!
How scared of bears should I be? How do you make noise in these trails when you're alone?
I find with the bears if you respect them they will respect you. Black bears (which are the most common around there) are naturally afraid of us and want to be left alone.
If Im alone I always talk to myself (I have a deep / loud voice which does help haha) - but yea just making lots of sounds in general if you are alone. Whistling and making noise lets them know you are coming through their territory - and if you’re with someone just keep a conversation going in areas with dense forest where you can’t see around d the corner - the Bears will likely hear you first and leave away from you. You can also invest in a bear bell which you can attach to your backpack which makes noise as you hike. Also always carry bear guard (bear spray) just as a last resort. Hope that helps!
Asking why does it has a snow there?
There is usually snow at the higher elevations until late summer. It’s actually very common at that time of year that There will be snow up there 👍
@@disciplined.adventurer i see hopefully i can do what you can do like this.. like i hiking garibaldi lake and almost die dang! but hiking using running i mean thats tough!! can you share some tip how to have a cardio like you and etc to do this kind of stuff sorry my english is bad