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Next year, I’m going to be looking for all your campsites! You find the ones with the best views! It’s cool how you saw that herd of elk up there! Love the ridge walks!

Gorgeous views. Great day to be on the CDT.

I think I camped at that same spot about 3 days before you…then woke up the next morning to a couple of big climbs up to almost 13,000 feet! It looks like you had even less snow than when I hiked that section, so it is really melting fast! Awesome trail footage!

When your body tells you rest... You rest , great videos.

Happy Birthday to who is clearly the most amazing wife ever!!!

Not sure which was scarier, the treacherous slopes, the naked fanny or your dance moves😆 But it sure was fun to watch!!

That box was empty when I went through there last year.

Loved the views in Pagosa Springs. You are the only CDT hiker who has shown the town. Hike on!

Congrats on 20 miles when you’re tired. Beautiful views.

That was one huge eagle!! Not many people get a chance to see that up close

From Pagosa going up is one hell of a elevation gain. You are going to hit over 13,000 feet just on trail, 14,000 if you do some of the alternates, So lack of oxygen and maybe close to a 4,000 foot gain probably isn't as easy as a lot think. I think Pagosa is around 6,000 feet give or take a few, LMAO, if you live here a 1000 feet is a few. 🤣🤣🤣 Awesome views, I didn't realize it was that far from Pagosa to either Creede or Lake City depending on which you go to. Both are expensive But each has it's own beauty. Both are Mining towns now Tourist traps. A lot of History to be walking through and enjoying. Carry on you are doing awesome.

Hey, my brother and I have been following you since the Crazy Cook monument and Lordsburg. Nice that you’re getting over the monumental foot blister. I lived in NM in recent years and was very familiar with the area. I can say I’ve been through Pie Town, Cuba, Chama, and Pagosa Springs though not hiking. I’m a BMX racer.

Thank you for the content Snazzy! Are you seeing many other hikers out there?

So happy you made it safely over Knife’s Edge. Your wife must feel relieved you got to town.

What tent brand are you using?

Awesome views! Just to be clear, I’m referring to the mountain shots😂 That was quite the steep snow traverse! I was hiking the CDT section after Wolf Creek Pass that same day (I’m pretty sure). I was getting caught in hailstorms all day - ended up with a wet down sleeping bag that night and had to bail out just before the Knife Edge to get things dried out! It’s been a rainy couple of weeks! You’re doing awesome!

I’m the Sierra at high elevations you can count on daily afternoon rain/hail and thunder/lightning. Usually stops in the evening and clear by morning. Those high mountains create their own weather.

What a day. Are the pine cones as red as they looked in the picture? Keep up the great work.

Funniest video I’ve seen😂😂

Hike NAKED today I knew I could count on you :-) dancing in the rain and also hell, you had one heck of a long day and every type of situation wow

Naked guy 😂😮

Great catch with the Pika. t Thanks for taking me along on your journey.

This has been a strange early summer. Normally once we get our last snow in May early June, It is just hot. You are doing great.

Gorgeous views! Love the campsite, too!❤

Glad the feet are finally feeling good😊 What great guys in Chama! I love the San Juans! They are beautiful and pretty brutal! Stay safe!

Congratulations! Awesome work!

Being sick is no fun…but being sick on trail! Ugh! I hope you were able to get some rest and food in you.

I’ve driven that road many times. It’s beautiful scenery, but I wouldn’t really want to walk it. Way to persevere! 💪

Perfect camping spot🤙👊

So happy to see you in Colorado! You are trekking forward…

The mountains are beautiful and nature sounds are wonderful. Don’t need music to drown them out. Just a suggestion. You do a beautiful job with your videos but a little too much music IMHO. ❤

The mountain vista's are beautiful..

Now the challenge is the altitude. Climb high, sleep low. Good luck! Was great to see you in Chama.

Liking your choice of music. Surprised by the wild flowers on trail. They look more like garden flowers. I wonder if Colorado introduced them. I guess perennials would do just fine unless the wildlife took a fancy to them.

Dang o ring. Wish Sawyer could fix that issue. I keep a couple of spares in my first aid kit.

Just found your channel. Wish I would’ve found it sooner. Now I’ve got a bunch of videos to catch up on. Liked and subscribed too.

Wow! Beautiful scenery, animals and flowers! Great job 👏

Finally left New Mexico and on to Colorado. Glad your feet are better and you are feeling so good. Flowers are exquisite. Love you Mike. My friend Dianne Hollister is following you now.

Im noticing that beard more. Your name shall be... hobostone 😂

2:30 Looks just like Scotland (or is it just our weather). Hope there are no midges. Thanks again.

Snazzy your start date has put you in a perfect entry to Colorado. So if your feet can handle it and your not suffering from giardiasis you can do big miles thru Colorado. Stay safe.

Welcome to Colorado!

Fantastic outlook you have I really like your comments about being tested. That really hits deep. Thank you for taking us so long too much to really comment about this video. It really needs to be watched and it’s entirety love absolutely love your morning coffee beautiful

Spectacular views! Yay for beers! Thank you for sharing.

Awesome footage. I remember all those blow downs from another hiker. I'm trying to remember if the blow downs get worse ahead.

You’ve got to love a trail angel who hauls in a cooler with beer!

Valleys full of dead lodge pole pine ahead.

I started hiking on this trail at the trailhead along the highway that crosses southern CO next to the New Mexico border. You are in for some altitude ahead.

Welcome to Colorado. I am a good friend of your mother in law. I live in Bloomington, Il. I will follow you on the CDT 2:40

Awesome. I guess now I can officially say Welcome to Colorado.