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Don't go in there Dec to March 15. It goes below zero in there and sometimes the high is 12 degrees.

Big fan of your content Troy. All stuff no fluff. Hope you continue to release more

Use don’t see places,like that in Arizona

Hope Scott realizes how bada$$ it is to grab ice as his first. Great job.

Excellent video! Did that same stretch a few weeks after y’all. Didn’t have as much snow but it rained every day and night! Still, overall, was a great and beautiful trip! That area between Cherokee lake and Squaw Pass got my knees hurting also, but I managed to get to Weminuche trail before the blisters on my soaking wet feet got to me! Heading back in a few weeks to continue on. Good luck, stay safe!

I just went down that class 2/3 on Boucher this past week, no snow or ice. I applaud you two.

i live in the little town of Capulin , just down the hill, a man named Regino Gonzales ( was a very close friend ) his uncle Tobias Gonzales owned all of that land of the canòn , from the Spanish land geants ,,,

nice vid

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Really cool place, thanks for sharing.

That is pretty rugged with those cliff walls imagine an earthquake

I did that same hike 37 years ago, same season. What a treat to watch. Thank you.

You have quality content 👌

How pretty 😍

Great video, detailed explanation is good, it's a place I want to go

Y’all must have been some of the last climbers before the landowner decided to put up the Closed sign…I am very jealous.

57 way to go.

Thanks for sharing. Let me relive my own climb a few days ago. Is Lindsey your favorite 14er? Can’t wait to do that one once it’s reopened

So beautiful 😍 ❤.. you guys are absolutely crazy though lol

Great video! Awesome shots! Epic adventure!

amazing that you can reserve some alone/solo time up there. the wait list must be so long

wow literally on a knifes edge

dayaaaaaaaaaam! need lots of toilet paper for this one!

Epic climb man!

Starting early is great advice! Thank you. I have done 10 Colorado fourteeners, but not Long's. Regarding the Narrows section, it looks rather scary. I have heard everything from it being terrifying, to being overated such that you could fit a car on it. How narrow and exposed is the worst part? I have wondered if anyone has used belay/rope protection on the Narrows?

Nice. Stunning view. A big like from me.

I heard those rocks fall (nice); almost forgot what blue skies looked like, thanks.

Great video!

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Sweet!

Enjoyed, yes different scenery couldn't believe all the downed trees. Be careful out there.

Very cool

I am doing this in Mid August in combo with Wilson Peak as well. I wish you would have shown the crux move! Did you come back Kilpacker or Navajo? If the latter, was the descent off Wilson easy on the north side? Thanks

Looks really fun

Is the trail easy to follow? Or is route finding needed?

eho made tbe continental trail oohhjt u done got paif haventyou

What time of the year was this

What time of year was this?

Thanks for the nice video. If I can ask, what month did you do this? I'd like to hike to South Crestone Lake sometime this year, so trying to find a balance between less snow and less mosquitoes.

: ) So neat! Thank u !

Radical 🤙

Nice video,, thanks.. Rumor has it there are trout in the creek..Did you see / spook any?

Nice video ! Thanks for sharing.

Back in the early 90's I took my two youngest kids from Whitehouse to the Buckskin confluence. Those were the days when not many did this hike nor did you need a permit except overnight at trailhead (?) My kids were pooped when we got to the confluence so they stayed there while I ran/ hiked fast for a half hour or until the bike bottle was half full. Came to a long pool (cesspool?) turned around and hurried back to my kids. I had planned to return to the White House trailhead later in the afternoon when the shadows of the walls gave some relief from the sun's July teeth. They. talked me into leaving at 1pm which was a big mistake in the heat. As we started back I realized our calculation for water was past the fail safe point. Told kids to stay inside some covey holes /caves next to the dry Paria while I went back to old suburban for water. I was a bit dehydrated, limping from a bad knee so stopped to rest a minute. Suddenly I couldn't remember from which direction I had come and which way I was headed as the canyon walls looked the same. In this minute of indecision I saw some birds way off to my right maybe a mile (?) away soaring. I decided to go to my left and kept limping along. Shortly I turned around to see a large bird just gliding steadily downward toward me. I was transfixed and remembered that California Condors had been placed in Paria Canyon. In seconds this huge black bird buzzed me no more six or seven feet above my head. I actually shuddered in fear. It took a turn to right , began flapping its wings and I watched it fly back to its buddies. I was dry mouthed from that so drank the last half cup of water. To my surprise my knee was fine from all the adrenaline. The wingspan of the condor was impressive- maybe 9 or 10 feet. White ring around its neck. I've encountered bear in Yosemite, moose in the Uintahs, a coiled 5 foot long rattlesnake in Coyote Gulch but by far the unique experience of being buzzed by a condor in Paria Canyon tops them all. Besides the beauty of Buckskin that's the memory that stands out. And I'm sorry for the inconsiderate jerks that always seem to be out in wilderness to ruin somebody else's night sleep.

Really well done on the video. I hit the summit in early October 2021 for my 1st Fourteener!

I'm from NM, the area u hiked been there done that. Retiring, thinking of coming back from FL and How I forgot how much area is Desert Mountain. Where did u have your final stop?

Whoa through a tunnel?! And amazing views! Hopefully I will have some time to make some videos about that part of Colorado soon, but until then I truly appreciate you bringing the woods to me instead. Awesome!

As an Alaskan, New Mexico achieves in blowing me away with wonder, can't wait to see it

I am not that handsome. Can I still make this hike?

Absolutely amazing! To find old structures like that... I'm transported back in time!