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Wander and Wonder
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2016
I make these videos so I can watch them when I’m not on a hike. I post them to share with the community that I appreciate. But in the end these videos are for me. And I love them. And I watch them- each time I do I remain astonished within the splendor that surrounds.
SOLO Backpacking: Southern California Coastal Mountains
SOLO Backpacking: Southern California Coastal Mountains
มุมมอง: 430
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SOLO Backpacking: Lodgepole Loop- High Sierra Trail, Elizabeth Pass, Silliman Pass. Sequoia/Kings.
มุมมอง 1.1K2 ปีที่แล้ว
This 55 mile, late August, SOLO backpack began and ended in Lodgepole- Sequoia National Park- Sierra Nevada Mountains. Starting and ending at 6700 feet the route tops out at 11,300 feet. I created this video for my own enjoyment and share it with any who might benefit from the experience. This is not an exciting video and might not be for most. But when I rewatch it I will be reminded of the ma...
SOLO Backpacking: Trail Pass- Siberian Pass- Army Pass Loop- Inyo and Sequoia.
มุมมอง 6902 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a four day, 47 mile, loop that I inadvertently traveled. Water was either everywhere or nowhere. Trails required some route finding. As always the first priority is the hike, the video is second. I see myself as the audience for the video but enjoy sharing with the community which I appreciate. Find a hike you can do and enjoy this most beautiful creation.
Backpacking The LOST COAST 5 days wondering
มุมมอง 2893 ปีที่แล้ว
Mountains crashing into Pacific Ocean- everything to explore. Bears on the beaches. Whales off shore. What’s not to love.
Backpacking Golden Trout Wilderness: INYO National Forest- Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains
มุมมอง 2.3K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Exploring Cottonwood Pass to Big Whitney Meadows. Early season. A No Agenda Adventure. Cottonwood Pass: 11,160 ft. Elevation.
SOLO Backpacking: High Sierra Trail to Black Rock Pass- Crescent Meadows Loop.
มุมมอง 1K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a SOLO 5 day 60 mile loop in Sequoia National Park leaving Crescent Meadows on the High Sierra Trail looping back over Black Rock Pass.
SOLO Backpacking: THOROFARE Yellowstone: Heart Lake Trail IN. South Boundry Trail OUT.
มุมมอง 9K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Seven days alone in Yellowstone. Departing from the Heart Lake Trail into the Thorofare and out through the South Boundary Trail.
SOLO Backpacking: John Muir Wilderness- Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains
มุมมอง 7254 ปีที่แล้ว
A- No Agenda- adventure. Four days alone above 11,000 feet. On this trip I’m not logging miles but logging time in one spot. Sitting on this lake for four days I fell into the rhythm of the wild. I met several of the local inhabitants and became familiar with their routines. I recommend attempting this approach as another way to appreciate the outdoors. It’s just too much.
SOLO Backpacking SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK- Sierra Nevada MTS.
มุมมอง 1.8K7 ปีที่แล้ว
SOLO 3 day BACKPACKING. Sierra Nevada Mountains. SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK. California. These mountains are wonderful beyond description. One reflects on travelers that have come before over many many years and those who will come later- finding connection and contribution to the shared experience. Get to the mountains and get there often. Find your story and add it to all of ours. Forever THANKS t...
SOLO Backpacking CRAZY MOUNTAINS Montana 3 DAYS
มุมมอง 14K7 ปีที่แล้ว
Mountain experienced people will not be surprised to see the snow conditions I encountered during this 3 day hike in July. For the rest this suggests the need to consider all conditions everytime when in the mountains. And by all means get into the mountains. THANKS to those who've contributed the many videos we all continue to enjoy. The more the better.
The Thorofare Trail, located in the remote southeast region of Yellowstone, is often cited as one of the wildest and most isolated areas in the lower 48 states, with a high population of grizzlies. It's also known for being the farthest point from a road in the continental U.S., making it a potentially dangerous spot for bear encounters. 😱
Amazing video. Love it.
beautiful👍🤙😀 by. tatsu😁
love that there’s no music. i would so much rather listen to the sounds of birds, wind and footsteps 😍
great video! great commentary. btw, what's your pack on this trip? loved the supportive (looking) shoulder straps. thanks again, good job!
That is pretty dang spectacular. I hiked in the Beartooth Range 20yrs ago.I transported working and pleasure horses all over Montana for five years back then. Love the Rockymountains...
INice, f I have enough knees left maybe I can get out there again and try that hike.
Bodacious scenery and photography. Super inspiring me to get out there
This is my favorite hiking channel. Thank you
Did you have any problems with land owners ?
It's public land
Another super video. Always enjoy your great photography and adventures.
Your smile brings me joy
I did that when I was sick when I came back I wasn’t sick no more but exhausted
What lake was that with all the magnificent reflections on the glassy surface? Magical!
#1 BEST HIKING VIDEO ON TH-cam!!!
Great post and thanks again for allowing nature's music to be heard and seen. Your style is the best !!!
素晴らしい👍 (wonderful) i want you to introduce a tool ! 🤙
Awesome! I spent a summer in Sequoia. Loved it. Your smile is infectious.
Great to see you out again, WW! I thoroughly enjoy your videography style and your enjoyment of the experience. I too like to be on trail on a rainy day. Keep hiking!
Thank you for the encouragement!!
Beautiful hike. PCH only gives you a taste for what the coast can be
Wow, that looks otherworldly. What trail is this?
How awesome! Thank you for posting. 👍😎🇨🇦🙏
Love your videos. Something about being in a place so huge and beautiful. Such an experience!
Thanks for the video ! Thanks for the background sounds of nature, the real music of the Sierra experience !!!
The smile on your face at various times in the video conveys nothing but joy!
You did a very good job of my favorite place. Not been back since it burned. Was there twice during the fire.
Ditto!
Beautiful, thank you..
まさに大自然!! 素晴らしい!! 行ってみたいぜ!!
美しい❗️ 時間の流れがゆっくりしてて良いなぁ👍 歩いて見たいな🤙
素晴らしい!! この景色の中でコーヒーを飲みたい!!
幻想的な森👍 セコイアすごいなぁ〜🇺🇸
シンプルで風(自然の音)を感じられて実に良い❗️ 旅がしたくなる❗️
👍 美しい映像❗️ 編集もよかった❗️ 凄く旅がしたくなりました❗️ by tatsu😁
Thank you Brother!!!!
post coffee nap 🤣
Blessed beyond words ✨
Simply beautiful and joyful.
Loved it! Thx for taking us on your journey!
You have the best content. Thank you for taking us along.
Nicely done!
I couldn’t enjoy myself out there I would be too worried about bears. 🐻
I hear that. And when out there- the beauty and adventure is so overwhelming that the fear fades away. Yes bad things can happen- that must be understood. And yet when you’re out there the only feeling is “this is worth the risk”.
My botherman, have you ever used topo maps and a compass to find your way in the high country? Back in the 1970s I did that in the high Sierras, and it made x-country, off trail hikes foolproof. I sure do ache with longing to be there again, but I'm very glad you and I have the same memories. I was pretty obsessed with fishing and had to fish In nearly every water I came upon, and used the fish as a big part of my travelling diet, so I planned the trips accordingly. Once my buddy and I went out for ten days with only Bisquick, raisins, crisco, and salt I kid you not. We ate well and lived like kings in the sun. Your vids are a service to me, a gift. Be well and go with God.
Thank you brother. Time on trail is good time. I’ve not used the “topos ” but I should. I appreciate your comments.
@@wanderandwonder7058 Your high-country-ologues are a gift. Some of my memories have faded a bit, and these vids bring them back into focus. The sights, sounds, cold nights, warm sun, the fragrances, exhaustion and reinvigoration, plunging into pure mountain water. Those pans really bring it back, and also the heavy breathing as you trudge up to the passes. I spent a lot of time each day standing and sitting for hours, just gazing at the wonders of meadows, lake basins, and mountain vistas, taking it all jn. It used to make me ache with wonder, I can still feel it.
Reverence for the high sierras is evident in these vids. It brings me back to my backpacking days. I had discovered; the peace of hiking only 10 miles between fishing spots to spend most of the days in silent wonder.
Well done!
I thought there was a ban on open fires? Also, what do you do with your poop?
Backpackers do that far from camp and the trail, bury it and burn(in the campfire) or pack out the TP.
What an absolutely incredible video. So relaxing and great commentary!
Many Mahalos Brother!
How do you process water from a mountain stream or mosquito infested puddle?
I use the Sawyer Mini. Works well, light weight.
I use the Sawyer Mini. Works well, light weight.
Appreciate no background music!!!!
Fascinating video. Thanks for sharing your trip/adventure.
Excellent presentation of an awesome adventure! I really enjoy your way of exploring and your appreciation of the gift. I need to spend some time in the Sierras! Thanks!
Superior video !!! Thanks again for keeping it natural without music clutter. You are connected !!!