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Thank you! Cheers!

It’s definitely different than the sods in many ways, but similar to others. Definitely want to go back to for me. Thanks for watching, hopefully I’ll run into you out there sometime! 👍

I don't have AllTrails so I have not seen what post you are referring to.. but that being said, this is a natural gas pipeline, so there would not be any oil spill from the pipeline itself. I did see some standing puddles that had an oily sheen on them, I suppose maintenance vehicles, stuff like that that drive through there might leak fluids, but there are also natural organic sources of those oily 'sheens', especially in marshy or boggy areas where there is decomposition happening. I saw some of this in the Dolly Sods area as well. Thanks for the comment and for checking out the video! 👍

@SeniorHiker77 Ha, well we actually had a great time on this one. Typically I don't like getting my feet wet but like the Dolly Sods, we went into this one knowing what to expect. It was definitely work, but the weather made it tolerable. Thanks for watching!👍

Thanks Tom! Yes, Roaring Plains, like the Dolly Sods a couple miles up the forest road, are a unique environment for sure. If you ever get up this way be sure to plan an overnighter. Thanks for watching, hope all is well and you weather the upcoming storm safely. 👍

Easy place to get lost if you don't know your way around.

Thank you very much!👍

It really is! Thanks for watching.

One of our best. Thanks for coming along!

Thank you @NorwayHikesTrails! Always appreciate you stopping in and checking out our adventures. 🏔🏔

Thank you sir. It was a fun hike, short but eventful. It was however, just a warmup for our next adventure just a few miles from there- The Roaring Plains Wilderness. Highly recommend a visit, watch for those videos currently being released. I appreciate the comment!

@@BeaglesBackcountryAdventures saw that one was a bit shorter, as least the path shown on hiking upward. We plan on checking it out… if we are confident with navigation. Maybe we’ll wait for your video!

@@MarvinFaktes Day 3 is the one to watch! That will drop next week.

Thank you @vs123 ! Appreciate you.🙌

Thanks bud, yeah we had a blast on this one! Day 1 was chill, 2 and then 3 were over the top.. looking forward to releasing them! 👍🏼

Thanks Mike, it really had some stunning views from there. Will go back for the whole loop sometime. 👍

Thanks Mike, that river was a movin'! Had lots to look at, for sure. Thanks for watching.

@cachemacstrailtime the open fields were a welcome break from the rocky rollercoasters. Although spots were pretty muddy, we had ankle deep muck for a while.

Thanks 👍

Trailhopper! Great to hear from you bud! The pleasure of meeting was ours. Thanks for taking care of us, Hope all is well.

Thank you! 👍🏼

@glenncivale6824 Very cool! I'd love to live up in that area.. maybe one day when I grow up. 🤔 Definitely some gorgeous scenery up there, even without the leaves.. although I'll probably go back when the foliage is full. Thanks for the support, be safe out there!

@daykl Thanks for watching! Yes, my trail name is 'Beagle' as in my channel title, but it was not a trail-given name. It is self-imposed from my online nickname (same, Beagle), which was given to me by a friend. Long story there..lol. But thanks for watching and for your support! I appreciate every one of you. 👍

@NorwayHikesTrails Thank you. It was a great section, I'm looking forward to going back for more! Thanks for watching. Be safe out there.🏔️

Glad you enjoyed it @skyser9, we had a great time! As always, thanks for watching. 👍🏼

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Thank you, @blueridgeboy1981 it really was a great day. Too bad it was short lived. But still had a blast! Thanks for watching.

Thanks Mike.. yeah, it felt good just to be out at all! lol. It was great, I do wish it was later in the year, foliage would have been stunning on those views. Thanks for watching!

Thank you sir!👍

Thank you! Yes, she is slowly getting there. 👍

@DaysWellTraveled welcome to the channel! Yes, I love sharing my little adventures, and do plan to share my Connecticut section as well if I am able to go. I do have several other states in my video history, so check them out if interested. I do tend to like the more remote locations like UT and CA as well. Again, thank you for the kind words and support, your channel looks interesting as well. 🙏👍👊

​@@BeaglesBackcountryAdventuresYou're very welcome. I do plan to watch more of your videos from destinations out west. I travel often and am always on the hunt for new ideas. You have a great catalog of videos, perfect for my online trail scouting! And I love starting each day with a hiking video in the morning. It puts me in the right frame of mind for the day. It's the next best thing to actually hiking.

@SouEulAm it wasn’t too bad, trail was just a little confusing on the way. Both Yellowstone Creek and Swift Creek basins are gorgeous, but a grind if you are climbing… just be prepared. Not any safe camping in the Yellowstone trail from about 3miles from campground, until you reach the Milk Creek area;too steep and lots of dead trees. Good luck on your adventure!

@marciaberry2910 Thank you 🙏 for the feedback. I hiked the western half solo the first week of August. I actually lived in northern Maine as a kid (Loring AFB) and my dad’s family is from Bangor, where I also lived a few years. Would love to get up north! Working on the AT so I’ll be going in to Baxter SP eventually. Thanks for watching and good luck!👍

@MarmaladeOutdoors, thanks for watching... I have the Weekender model. IF you have the funds, you can customize your size for a few inches more or less, depending on your needs. This one works for me for most hikes, but sometimes i'll just opt to hang with an Op sack if the environment allows. With the JMT, its not an option. Good luck on your hike, and let me know if you have any other questions!

@@BeaglesBackcountryAdventures thank you that’s helpful. I’ve technically already done the JMT when I hiked the PCT but just doing the JMT this summer so I don’t have to do such big miles as I did on the PCT and can actually stop once in awhile and enjoy it. I have the bucks but it’s just a bit confusing which one to get and how many days of food they roughly carry. Thanks again I appreciate it