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Tiger Lu
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2012
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Coin Peak Squamish BC
มุมมอง 2289 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
Located between Pokosha and Coin Creeks at the headwaters of Ashlu River, Coin Peak is rarely visited thanks to its neighboring higher peak - Mt Jimmy Jimmy. We started hiking at 8ish am on Sunday and to our surprise snow started at very low elevation; and we had to put on our snowshoes at 730 meters elevation. Once we got into the forest with steep slopes, we removed our snowshoes and boot-pac...
Burnt Knoll EC Manning Provincial Park
มุมมอง 234วันที่ผ่านมา
Located in EC Manning Provincial Park, Burnt Knoll is a great objective for this shoulder season. The parking area is plowed but gated. We had to park outside the gate on Highway 3, and started hiking at 9am. The Fat Dog trail is broken and we followed it for 6.6 kilometers before turning left into the forest with deep powdery snow. Soon we reached the last steep part, which was not easy to bre...
Face Mountain
มุมมอง 1852 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located in Semaphore Lakes Pemberton Valley area, Face Mountain is a great place with great views of glaciers and mountains. Compared to many years ago when I did Lacomotive Mountain in snow conditions with friends in Semaphore Lakes, it looks more beautiful in fall. On Saturday we followed the muddy trail to Semaphore Lakes, where we headed directly to the waterfall. We crossed the creeks easi...
Boulder Creek Forest Service Road
มุมมอง 1692 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located in Duffey Lake area, Boulder Creek FSR used to be an easy access to some amazing mountains. In the past 10 years, this “road” has changed greatly from good to bad. I was checking this road around 2 months ago, but fell into the creek and badly injured my leg. It was supposed to be a sunny day in Duffey Lake area on Saturday, and my friend and I would like to check to see how this unknow...
MacLeod Peak
มุมมอง 1892 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located on Highway 3, east of Hope, MacLeod Peak is an interesting objective, which offers quite some scrambling fun as well as beautiful views. And it is unlikely you will run into other people in that area. I drove my jeep wrangler up 11 Mile FSR till 1320 meters elevation, right next to a big overgrown cutblock. The FSR is in an OK shape, but it does require a 4x4 with a high clearance. I dr...
Rocktip Peak via Brown Peak
มุมมอง 1832 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located on the north ridge of Silvertip, Rocktip is usually a quiet and beautiful place. Years ago I went to Brown Peak true summit 2214m with my friends, and ever since then Rocktip has been on my list. This video briefly introduced our trip from the ridge, after the steep forest climbing and moderate bushwhacking, to Rocktip. I have my own GPS track to Brown Peak and a friend of mine offered ...
Shawatum Mountain
มุมมอง 1813 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located around 50 kilometers down Silver-Skagit Road on the boundary between Manning Provincial Park and Skagit Valley Provincial Park. Very few people have summited this somewhat hidden, yet prominent and eye-catching peak, probably due to the “horrible” bushwhacking. I injured my left leg two weeks ago in an adventure in Pemberton area. On Saturday August 31, I went to north shore mountains f...
The Old Settler
มุมมอง 2564 หลายเดือนก่อน
The Old Settler, elevation 2132 m, is the highest mountain in the southernmost part of Lillooet Ranges of the Coastal Mountains in BC Canada, located between the Fraser Canyon E and Harrison Lake W to the northeast of the town of Agassiz. It is not extremely remote, but the access used to be difficult due to a locked gate at the beginning of the FSR. I met my friend in Coquitlam at 4am on Satur...
Ben Lomond
มุมมอง 2074 หลายเดือนก่อน
Ben Lomond is in a very remote area, standing immediately west of Loch Lomond Lake, and was named in association with that lake. This video briefly introduces our adventure from the alpine area to the peak. We started hiking at 50 meters elevation @ Seaview Drive Furry Creek, following a system which is connected with Furry Creek FSR. After around 11 kilometers hiking, we got to the creek, wher...
Mount Larrabee
มุมมอง 3574 หลายเดือนก่อน
Mount Larrabee is called “the largest reddish rock in the North Cascades”, and it was once referred to as the Red Mountain. We know we will deal with lots of loose rocks and it will be a short day. To beat the heat and avoid any climbers in front of us, who might kick off rocks, I picked up my friend at his home in North Burnaby at 4:20am; and then headed to Sumas, where nobody was waiting to c...
Thornton Peak
มุมมอง 2764 หลายเดือนก่อน
Thornton Peak is the highest point above Thornton Lakes, around 7 kilometres west of the town of Newhalem Washington. Thornton Peak is not officially named, but Thornton Lakes were named after an early pioneer of the upper Skagit River, William T. Thornton. The peak carries the name by default. There are three Thornton Lakes, all fairly large. The lower lake is the largest, spanning roughly 0.8...
Mount Urquhart
มุมมอง 2345 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located in the East Harrison area, this peak used to be rarely ascended due to the locked gate at the bottom of the FSR for the active heli logging activities 7 days a week. Recently the logging business in this area seems to be finished and the gate is open, which allows our 4x4 suv to drive for around 20 kilometers one way to the very end of the road, after which we had to deal with the annoy...
Colchuck Peak
มุมมอง 3015 หลายเดือนก่อน
Located in the Stuart Range, in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness in Chelan County of Washington State, this is a popular outdoor destination, especially at the lake area. I left my home at 7:30pm on June 30 and met my friends at 8pm. We then crossed the border and drove to the direction of Seattle, before which we left Highway I5 and turned to the southeast onto a different road for another 2.5 hour...
Great climb. still need more snow coverage. bushwhacking and snowshoeing just dont mix well !
Spectacular
Great video!❤️
Fantastic!
Lol, this must have been so easy for your crew that you had to make it more difficult by doing the loop! Always a lovely video!
Wow, a long and tiring day, well done, looks amazing!!
OMG, soooo beautiful and majestic!!! And what a conquest to have done this!
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Beauty! I did Scimitar Knoll in Manning park. Burnt knoll looks nicer 😅
And what a feat, bravo.
A sure sign of winter wonder
Ah Ha! There's the culprits. 🧐
@@andrewduncan7643 😂😂
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How's the Avi risk here?
@@mountfairweather a traversing part is a huge avalanche slope I remember. Should do it on a safe day.
Do you think the "true summit" would be do-able in the winter Tiger? Ie rappell into the notch and climb with ice tools to the true summit spire/pinnacle?
@@mountfairweather it may be safer in winter time, as compared to non snow season, it should be more reliable with two snow anchors for the rappelling. But you should wait until there is enough snow on the top.
@@tigerlu8518 sounds good. It's a dangerous proposition..may be above my pay grade
thank you for sharing! ill be hiking it next week 👍
Thinking of doing this objective this November... Any tips? 😁
@@mountfairweather the ridge between the two peaks is very pretty and straightforward. The last part to Gillespie peak is steep and better take crampons & an ice axe with you.
So beautiful 😻❤️
Wow
I have a book saying this route is 4th class scramble how accurate would you say this is as I've also heard some say its 3rd class?
The upper part is pretty broad and it depends on where you go. The crux looks class 4 to me.
@@tigerlu8518 Thankyou
Thank you for the writeup , I have been wondering just what the trail is like after the creek as I remember people driving up the ( what is now an obliterated roadbed ) and getting much closer to the lake. In the hood ole days before they banned anything by putting in those nasty gates at the bottom. That is quite the walk to do in one day , at 69 I would probably do an overnighter if I went.
Absolutely stunning 😍 ❤
How technical was this peak?
The regular route is not technical. There are several routes to the peak. Regarding the couloir we chose, better bring your ice axe and full crampons at this time if the year. The couloir is an avalanche pathway.
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Thank you Tiger for taking me with you in every one of your incredibly beautiful journey 😍❤️👍
Beautiful video, lovely music. 🥰 So remote, where you can enjoy solitude & the peaceful nature. You are an adventurer, explorer. Yoy should approach CBC or CNN to make a series. Truly, there is nothing like your videos on television !
Your hikes always leave me in AWE, Tiger. This MacLeod Peak expedition is no exception. It gives me the goosebumps! Love the music too! 👍👍
So majestic, paired so well with the music.
Beyond spectacular..
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真的是历险记。
A great trek revealing a beautiful vista of nature. Love the music.
Beautiful once you got out of the bushwhack!! What an intense day!! Well done for hiking in those conditions! Too funny, hydrating with Mountain Dew and Coke :)
Awesome! So enjoyed watching this, especially after completing High Pass trail two days ago :)
Great video! Urquhart has such a unique shape when viewed from a distance. It's interesting to see it close up, thanks!
I love the hike report, very detailed ❤ just another beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.
Way to go Boys!
Made it up whirlwind Peak few weeks ago couldn’t believe my eyes
What a conquer, bravo!
Excellent! I'm glad you made it safely.
Amazing ❤
Great video but weird choice of music (had to listen on mute). Would be good to ski there!
Milo the conquer🌤
Such a beautifully executed video with beautiful scenery!
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Bravo!
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This looks like an epic day! It is hard to get a sense of the exposure? did you feel like you needed ropes at all? was the exposure not as bad as it looks in the video?
@@rochellestokes778 exposure is not a concern if you just stay at the summit
@@tigerlu8518 thanks! Sounds like between the 2 peaks that’s not the case! Considering the loop but don’t do well with significant exposure.
Another quest. Beautiful. Aside the peak / summit, are there easier trails? The meadows are so beautiful. 😍 ❤️