EXPLORING TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES at Zoar Valley // Land Navigation Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- CORRECTION: I mentioned "Giant Fluted Cliffs" at the Confluence, it should have been "High Toothed Cliffs" or "Sculptured Ridge". It is known as Martin's Point. The Giant Fluted Cliff is across from the Knife's Edge.
Exploring Topographic Features at Zoar Valley // Land Navigation Part 2
In Part 1 of our Land Navigation series, we covered several topographic features on a map including hills, cliffs, spurs, and valleys. In this video, we are at the wild and rugged Zoar Valley to explore all of the features. Zoar Valley is a great place to show examples of topographic features because it is rich in geological features.
Be sure to check out other videos in the Land Navigation Series: • Land Navigation
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yeah i agree with all the comments, seriously well put together and i have seen a bunch of topo nav vids... but this one and they way you made it so user friendly in explaining the landmarks and water features was superb. subbing and gonna watch more vids... thanks again.
Thanks brother, that comment really makes my day. I love maps and navigation. I appreciate the sub!
From top map to actual terrain, and being there. This is amazing Sir!
best video on topo i have ever seen . Thanks
My pleasure, see you outside
thank you for sharing these you are a really good teacher
Thank you so much, your comment really brightened my day. See you outside!
Thanks heaps, I've watched a few of your topo map videos and they were very helpful.
Thank you so much, I am glad they have helped you!
amazing video! I learn a lot about topographic map.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful.
I am form India.
Thanks uu so much sir.
Thanks for watching, glad it was some useful information.
You asked to comment on your camera: Ok - you could use any camera and still have an excellent presentation - it's about your organization, pace, and teaching style that sets this apart from many others. Well done.
Thank you! I agree, but a good camera looks more professional. I am really happy with the GoPro Hero 8 for on the trail and have since switched to the Sony ZV-1 for my instructional videos. The ZV-1 is much easier to make sure the frame is correct. I have also upgraded my audio setup, which is more important than the camera. Thanks for watching and the comment.
superb explanation thanks a lot .
My pleasure
Great learning video😯😀
Glad it was helpful!!!
Another excellent video. Great that you showed how the map depiction looks on the actual ground.
Thanks, I really enjoyed making this part of the series.
Great video, lots of good information. "The Pyramid" is my favorite spot in Zoar Valley as well!
It's my favorite spot when the steelhead aren't running anyway haha
Zoar is such a great place. Great views, great hiking, great fishing, and great whitewater.
Thank you very much for creating such an informative video series.... Outstanding job!
My pleasure. I am glad it provided value and you learned from it.
Outstanding video. Very well explained, demonstrated in a unique real-time way. A perfect way!
Very nice job.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I have taught the features in a classroom, but it is not until you see them in real life that you can put 2 and 2 together. Thanks for watching!
CORRECTION: I mentioned "Giant Fluted Cliffs" at the Confluence, it should have been "High Toothed Cliffs" or "Sculptured Ridge". It is known as Martin's Point. The Giant Fluted Cliff is across from the Knife's Edge.
Zoar Valley is an amazing place. It is so rich in topographic features, it was a natural location for this video. Print out a USGS map and go explore. Try to match up the contour lines on the map with what you see.
Great series...very well put together! When exploring around your topography I find very helpful remembering that every feature: spurs, draws, valleys, rivers, cliffs and even slopes have both...
* *shape and direction **
David Tou thank you! And a great tip. Thanks for watching.
I really learned a lot about Zoar Valley and Topo maps! Great video! Thanks, Matt!!
Thanks for watching, I am glad it provided some additional insight.
Inspirational man really helpful examples for a newby cheers 🍻 👍 keep up the great work
My pleasure! Thanks for the comment and watching!
Thanks uu sir
Top notch explanation, by far the best on YT. Keep these hiking trips coming, mate. Your knowledge of Topo map reading is just brilliant. I am hoping to get somewhere close to your knowledge by going out in my familiar area and see if I can match what I see. Any tips on what look for first? I am very familiar with my hilly open fields as I cycle through them a lot. My fear is that once I open the map I am going to be overwhelmed by the data and lines :-)
Thanks so much, have a look at the other videos in my series. The first thing I look for are the valleys or draws. You can learn a great deal about the terrain on how water travels.
@Outside Chronicles Thanks for that, I will definitely watch the rest of the video. Subscribed. All the best
@@OutsideChronicles which video would you recommend I start with? I already watched the one learning about map features and this one.
@@Ajajambo I'd just go on to part 3 & 4.
@@OutsideChronicles Thanks