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Three of my buddies and I are planning to come out and backpack in September. The way I read it is that you did this in three days. Did yall only camp for 2 nights?

stunningly beautiful....thank you!!!

You can walk up towards buck mtn to static peak then down to switchbacks out death canyon. if coming from Cascades.

THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO.

This is the hike! Period. Like the Panoramic in Yosemite, it is a western icon. Electric/Bannock/Quadrant/Bunsen area in Yellowstone is great for wandering. In Moab the La Sals from the La Sal side summer. Gold Basin in winter. Out of hundreds of summits I have done my favorite was Barronette Peak in Yellowstone in July, no smoke. My favorite canyon rim is Toroweap AZ. From Jackson to Lander to Pinedale around the wind rivers is 460 miles from Jackson to Yellowstone around the loop and back 330 miles. I camp up in Absoroka between Jackson and Dubois. Drive back into Teton for day hikes summits. In Yellowstone I camp in the Beartooth drive into Park, 3am. NOrtheast.

This is the only multiday hike I would do in the west other than Gallatins. Not a big fan of long treks. I would definitely start up Death canyon out cascades. I would take four days or five and hit some peaks starting with static right out of Death Canyon. Buck Mountain would be a good one for going big. On that death canyon trail I have walked right into all kinds of bears and moose. one bear 10 feet away before I ever saw them munching in the bushes right by the trail, black bears of course. Probably would not work out with a griz to well that close. The wildlife in Teton seems used to people. another black bear was sitting by the benches at roosevelt center literally right off the porch.

Fantastic job at capturing the beauty of the winds. Also, it's nice to see someone, other than myself, using an external frame backpack. I've been backpacking for nearly 50 years and that's all I've ever used and all I ever will use. Thanks for sharing.

So awesome. We did almost exactly what you guys hiked on our day one. We camped out at the lodge at 4AM and still got skunked on camping permits so we also had to hike up to Targhee/Alaska basin area. Lot of elevation gain and miles but a beautiful worthwhile adventure.

3 days?!! Dude how many times have you done this expedition?

I’ve done a good amount of hiking out west, and that Cascade Canyon trail might be my all time favorite. Magnificent beauty.

Great video and and an amazing hike. Keep it coming!!

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Very good in direction detail. I feel like I was there

so beautiful I like so much

Your a good player but I think you play it a bit fast. Slow blue, painful, sad

Great video! What camera did you use to film this?

Thanks for sharing the wonderful expedition.

Very great 😊

Did you guys come across any bears? I’m headed there in a few weeks and have a bit of a fear of them 😂

Love the intro. Dire straits is awesome

Great trip, wonderful video- i hear critters eat things like your pack straps for the salt which would make sense on the shoulder straps.

Spectacular footage of these magnificent canyon trails throughout Alaska. Since I am of age now & have knee problem will not be hiking any treks through the mountains! Thanks for taking time to record and sharing!

I love that trail. One time, we saw a grizzly there.

Wow, I can practically feel the excitement rushing through my veins as I watch the hikers embark on their 3-day adventure. Cascade Canyon, Alaska Basin, Teton Crest Trail, and Death Canyon - these names bring back a flood of memories and emotions. The breathtaking landscapes showcased in this video remind me of the sheer beauty and vastness of nature. The towering mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and lush forests are sights that truly leave you in awe. I remember the sense of accomplishment and fulfillment that washed over me with every step I took along those challenging terrains. Thank you for sharing this incredible experience. Keep adventuring and sharing your amazing journeys with the world!

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One of the many good things about being in the back country is that you only meet good people there - the jerks are lazy and stay in the cities.

42:10 think the animal was after the concentrated salt from Sam sweating unto the backpack straps. either that, or the critter liked Sam's scent left on those straps. animals can be strange.

Are there fires nearby?

Love this! mosquitoes bad?

Fabulous hike, well done video - thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed myself

It’s fun to see the spectacular locations again in your videos. Keep up the good work! Jon’s Dad TH-cam.com/@JonsDadHikes

The brightest, clearest footage of stunning North American scenery that I have viewed and I have watched many hours of backpacking vlogs. Thank you for sharing. Simon (Suffolk, UK).

Where did you buy that map?

Great video thanks for posting 👍😁🇺🇸

When is the best time of the year to do that?

Nice video guys!

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So cool!!!!

Love the giant SLASH poster!

Beautiful!!

Wow, breathtakingly beautiful. Outstanding photography. So nice to see various areas pointed out. thank you for such a terrific trek video. Blessings

Son, I'm watching you with admiration. I have videos too, I would be glad if you take a look, I'm curious about your comments

Very nice! You always make great videos. This is great with no music to detract from the scenery. Thanks!

It's so exotic that it doesn't look real.

Nice video, and THANK YOU for keeping the music to a minimum! I skipped through at least 6 videos today looking for one (yours) without irritating music all the way through. I want to hear the footsteps, the birds, not some canned generic internet "music". Great job and I will check out your other vids!

love video

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Hey, just have 2 questions. 1, how did u keep your phone camera/battery up for the whole trip, and 2, how did you get from Jackson Hole back to Jenny Lake area at the end of your hike. Thanks :)

Also where is the 21:16 timestamp at?

Hey do yall know at what timestamps, each trail sorta starts? I'm planning a trip and want to choose trails