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How come I don’t see any red or orange just yellow and golden color?

Looks past peak a-little, some of the leaves are starting to fall!

Hi, i see you mentioned there is a 0.5 mile trail to go to artists bluff. Can i know where is the starting point for that trail?

Ooooooh...This one is on my list to do! Great video!

I literally did this hike yesterday! I’ve done some gnarly rock scrambling before but this was terrifying

Where is this??

Loved it! How long did the mile of mess take you lol? Thinking of doing this in a couple days.

Wow! Thank you Adam, great video! I watched because I am thinking of hiking this trail but now not so sure. In your opinion on a scale of 1 - 10, how scary was that rock face section that you had the footage from afar? It looks like you are rock climbing a cliff!

Hi Adam. Thanks for another fun and scenic hike. I liked the way you reacted whtn you got to the top of Galehead! Very funny (and appropriate). Sure enjoyed the views from South Twin. Question: What is the name of the music you used at timepoint th-cam.com/video/GEDS3NJcp_A/w-d-xo.html? I've always liked that but don't know its name/performer. Look forward to your next adventure. God Bless!

I love the BOTW music!

Love the shot at 8:44.

I must admit this is my favorite hike in the whites! And I’ve done most of them😊

Awesome job! Also thank you for doing your own personal PSA on the difficulty of this Trail while ensuring that people actually stay on the slide to eliminate all of the erosion of people trying to avoid the trail itself. Keep it up out there. You are doing great!

This one definitely exceeded my expectations, great area.

Dream of a lifetime

I've done this! I remember ladder #4 because when you are wearing a full size overnight pack, you need to lean to the left so you don't get stuck under the cliff. I don't remember the rock scramble after it, but this was like 30 years ago and I probably didn't care!

I just hiked wheeler peak in New Mexico today my very first major hike and I can tell you that I learned really quickly at least by the time I got within 1500 feet from the summit that it kicked my ass royally. I definitely need to lose some weight and figure out how to pack things correctly. I had too much in my backpack.

why are you not using trekking poles, there are so many instances that they would be a great thing to have,

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LOL. I adore the Adirondacks. I used to live in Lake George. Now I'm in Albany. I'm right next to Adirondacks, Catskills, and Berkshires. Theyre no small hills.

Very Nice Job Adam! This is about the 4th WDL video I watched and it is the best by far!! We are heading up this weekend with a group of Boy Scouts.

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Bout to go do this one this coming week. Along with some of the Carter's. Started the 48 last month with Lincoln Lafayette to celebrate getting sober, and now this will be my first of the 25 after turning around last month on ice gulch. I gotta ask though, why do you wear lighter footwear instead of something waterproof like heavier boots?

Thanks! I’m thinking about doing this hike in a few weeks, want to get a sense of it. How do the scrambles compare to Tuckerman Ravine or Lion Head on Mount Washington? I think those are the most challenging I’ve done in the Whites

Hi Adam. thanks for such a nice and enjoyable video! I've seen others that show hiking this mountain, but this one is the best. I'm thankful you had such good weather, appreciate your fine filming to show all the great views. Question: I've always liked the music you play at the beginning of most of your videos (as you did here). Would you mind sharing the name and performer? I'd like to listen to it on my morning walks. Look forward to your next video!

Great video

You don't have to walk the bike path for long if you park at the Basin and walk in that way. There's a cutoff about .3 in from the Basin parking lot that takes you to LST and on to the Flume trail

but how do you get back down these terrifying 25 trails?? 🥲

Great video! Do you edit out all the other people hiking? When I took this trail a couple of years ago there were tons of people out hiking with me. Looks like you have to entire mountain to yourself…..

Did this October 2000. The ascent was awesome. There was snow up near treeline The desent was horrible. It was awful. My worst hike The Flume Slide ascent. A nightmare with damp rocks. I should of brought ropes with me for that trail.

I never knew this was the third steepest mile of the AT, but I definitely believe it! It difficult day on my thru hike, with thunderstorms starting as I reached the summit of South Twin. It would be nice to hike it again in good weather!

Great video! Would love to do this trail one day

Yes the Ole Man, Indian Head, and the Watcher. I'm a native New Hampshirite. Yup, folks, that's what we're called and I LOVE IT!

The Cataracts and Dunn Falls should be considered one hike. They are only two miles apart. Other honorable mentions are Devil's Den near Andover and Cascade Stream Gorge in Sandy River Plantation. Also, the hike in to Angel Falls is much longer than when you filmed it. The Bemis Road suffered major washouts in December 2023 and is closed to all traffic.

I just took the gondola up today and I plan to hike it soon now I'm scared lol

Ahh, you had the perfect day out there! 😍 Certainly a contender for one of the most scenic but I still give that award to Chocorua via Carter atm. Once you get to Carter ledge and up it's just otherworldly, I was in absolute awe of it. So far my favorite in the Whites rivaled only by Moosilauke via Beaver Brook (cause of the waterfalls haha). Of course Franconia Ridge is in there too!

Stop that terrible dance

Hey We are planning to visit during late October. Would we miss the foliage or would still be as good? Thanks!

Looks to me like you had the perfect weather day

I was SO bored on Gale River trail. Too flat for too long for my taste 😆

Looked like you could see half the world from the South Twin summit! That hike looks doable in two days with one overnight. Very long trail and rocky section too! Like seeing you use the hiking poles.

Amazing views and video! I will not have this one on my hiking list due to that rock scramble. I loved the long distant shots. Keep up the good work as I am hiking these virtually through your videos😊

Yeah, for trekking poles! Never knew this was the 3rd steepest on the AT. I did this last year with 2 nights at Galehead Hut and included North Twin (nice outlook there too, not it’s summit). That was a more humane way to knock off 3 NH48 summits. Downside of that was you have to go up and down from Galehead Hut to South Twin.

I went thru Navy SERE training as a U.S. Force Recon Marine in the White Mountains of Vermont/New Hampshire in Oct. 27th thru Jan. 7th 1975/1976. I still remember one of our instructors telling us the White Mountains will make you dead PDQ in any season, but especially winter if you aren't focused and smart and determined to stay alive.

I hiked Mt. Adams quite a few times back in the late 70's through the 80's. It was the starting point for every hike in the White Mountains. Crag Camp and Gray Knob were the best places to rest, at a dollar or two a night you couldn't go wrong. We were a group of 12 backpackers and hiked throughout the region. Great times. I always had a walking stick, handy for stopping a slip.

Great to see you back on the trails!

Beautiful views but man what a workout!!

How steep was the mile?

55 yrs ago it wasnt scary !! Is now ! One of the great hikes. LFOD !

Adam with hiking poles! Puts in you 4 wheel drive. My knees are thanking me that I finally adopted them and I now feel weird without them on any serious hikes.