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Very cool! I really appreciate your hikes and the various peaks and such you point out in the distance. What makes it really special to me is that I know many of those places, but not necessarily from the locations you hike to. Cheers!

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if you blaze a trail again , would you mark it with cairns or flagging and make a quick map and post it somewhere, will be hiking Santa Fe soon. Good show, you’ve got good shows, i particularly like your soundtrack choices, soots the mood soots the landscape and topography

Great video! I can see that Trail 78 (such as it is) on Gaia and wondered what it's like, cool to see your view of it. Glad to see the route to the east (that you came back down on) was easier, I think that's the route I'll take. Been looking at this one for awhile and hope to get up there this spring.

Beautiful scenery

Beautiful place

Awesome video! I love the views from the Mesa all across the Chama Canyon Wilderness. West of you about 2 miles is a cool ruin to check out. It appeared to be of a lookout point the way it was crafted. The scramble you took to get there is by far more adventurous over taking a vehicle to trim time off. Thanks for the video. It is such a pretty part of New Mexico.

Beautiful view!!!!❤

nice, how far north from us is this - lol, just looked it up, south of us :)

I speak for everybody who got their hopes up for a beer review! 🤣 Beautiful video as always Nate.

4:00 I will ask Our Lady to place you under her protection and guide you with her Angels and Through the intercession of Saint Scholastica may you grow in your connection to all that is good.

Hello:) I have land up there! I access it through the large farm gate where Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project begins their tours!! If you ever want to get up there after snow melt let me know!

You got some amazing shots in this video. Those opening couple were gorgeous. And then when you zoomed in on the valley below when you were on the summit, looked really cool. Awesome to see all the little details. I definitely think still shots like those really add to a video. Pretty neat area.

Well done short video. The scenery shots provided good information. I was not aware that this area was open to the public. It looks like a nice place to go where there are not a lot of people. Would your car be safe if you had to park it nearer to the main road?

Nice video! I've never seen the Ojito Wilderness. It's beautiful! I need to check this out.

Awesome video, I love the Ojito Wilderness. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful morning glow, stunning landscape, and I really enjoyed the tune. Cabezon is one of those iconic peaks that urges me to explore more of New Mexico! I’ve said it before, but I really enjoy the way you present the surrounding peaks - Awesome video, Nate!

Something about hiking in snow in New Mexico looks familiar, can’t quite put my finger on it . . .

Wow 😳 in Zuni the kids took their jackets off while playing outside after lunch, I was expecting more cold this year. Nice day for that walk 👍

Interesting spot. I like the snowy winter views. Bummer you didn't make it to Cruces to hike the Organs. Hiking in the Organs during a snowstorm is amazing.

Congrats on #3!

MS lasagna is one of the best meals out there, I've been eating it for nearly 50 years

Nice nod to Mike Oldfield

The sections of this hike were really beautiful! It is unfortunate a series of wildfires that have hit the Jemez mountain area. The hike was awesome aside from the deadfall and route finding. That can wear you down sometimes, at least that had been my experience. I know what you mean by the lack of view of the Jemez regions. When I was backpacking the San Pedro Parks Wilderness I hiked over to San Pedro Parks Peak proper and was limited in views. Take care and be safe hiking bubby.

Very cool! I hiked San Antonio Mtn. in the 1990's during Spring. I agree that it is an amazing and mysterious place. The aspens were stunted and warped towards the east from the constant westerly winds. A uniquely spooky aspen forest for sure! I also hiked Cerro de la Olla during a September elk hunt. The views from there were excellent as well. I would never go back during warm months as there were too many rattle snakes. Like way too many!

Thanks for the video! I used to enjoy the Guaje pipeline trail from town before the big fires. Your hike confirmed how tough it is to hike up there with all the downed trees all the bunch grass. Sardine sandwiches are not something I would eat on a hike. Kipper snacks are much tastier.

nice quality; like where and when the placement of the music goes. what’s remarkable is how much it looks like and resembles montana, i lived in sw mt 20 years.

What are hike. Congratulations on finally making the summit. And while there weren't amazing views from the top, you still found some awesome views. And the fall color was great as well. I bought a can of sardines because I saw some people at work eating them. I still haven't brought myself to trying them out, and it's been weeks.

Nice one! Seeing all that deadfall wears me out. Never fun. For anyone passing through looking for a quick hike, Cerro Grande to the south is an easy peak with a well maintained ~4 mile trail starting right off the highway. Despite the name of the fire, that trail avoids any burn damage until you get to the summit. Fantastic view of Valles Caldera from the top.

Great video! Ute mountain is 10 miles away from my home.

Using your son's injury for views? That's a new low. Then, you casually explain to the viewer how it's not actually turning night, but it is just cloudy.

Man the bigger they get the more they look like you! I love those forests up on the Plateau, so different than how most people envision AZ

That looks like an awesome high point. I just love the look of the grand canyon. I've been there twice and I'd love to go back again.

The little ones are getting so big! Those views are breathtaking, wow. Need to make it out to the gran canyon one day. This hike may be on the bucket list as well now.

Could provide any more info on the road up? I just got a permit to drive up in a week and want to make sure a 4x4 f150 with larger tires would be able to make it. Just want your opinion

That looked awesome. Do you wear the helmet to protect you in case you fall and hit your head on rocks?

That was a cool peak. The scramble up to Rich looked awesome! And the helmet was "comically funny."

Also can you see mount Blanca peak in Colorado from wheeler?

Will you ever do a video climbing wheeler from middle fork

Beautiful splotches of fall colors in NM! In regard to that cabin do y’all have much in the way of hantavirus out there?

Another awesome video Nate! The fall colors looked awesome. What do you shoot with?

That was a beautiful hike. I liked seeing the cabin even though the inside was a mess. It looked pretty nice from the outside.

Another great video Nate! Thanks for all the detail on trail conditions. I've done a few hikes based on your recommendations. Hope to cross paths on the NM trails someday. Cheers!!

That Smokey the bear t-shirt is amazing. What was that beer you snuck in at the beginning there?

Looked like a highly successful camping trip. You'll love going back years from now and getting to watch these videos of your son with you when he was this little. Congratulations once again on the future addition to yalls family.

Cameron 6', lol. Great hike and video, thank you. I love the Pecos.

Excellent interview Nate! I follow Brother David & thoroughly enjoy his videos. Thank you for this video!

I've always enjoyed this area. Hope you were able to get some sliced brisket at Mad Jack's in Cloudcroft.

I have hiked this mountain all the way to the summit on the Gooseberry trail so many times since I moved to NM in 2006. last time a couple weeks ago but did not make it all the way to the summit but all the way up to the 3rd switchback. I had a serious heart attack last year and am rebuilding my fitness so hopefully can make it all the way soon. Back in the summer of 2007 I had finished my hike to the summit and had returned to my car at the trailhead. I got in and within a short distance I spotted a huge tannish ivory colored bear that was ambling its way down the slope next to the road. it crossed directly in front of me and ambled near the road paralleling it for a while. it looked over at me numerous times as I drove along but eventually it moved off into the woods. It was no black bear!! It' fur was rather long. it had a small hump between its shoulder blades and a flat nose. I believe it was a grizzly bear. I researched the NM grizzly. A common fur color described for them was a tan ivory color!! I was so relieved I encountered it after my hike but always think about it when I go back to Mt. Taylor!