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Well-deserved rest! Love the kitty on your lap!

A bed - a well-deserved luxury!

Wow! The blue in the lakes! Gorgeous! Woohoo, Muir hut!

Nice, thank you. My son, in his 30’s and I hiked the JMT NOBO, at the hut, we took photos and both decided that, well…if I had to…as far as staying in there. Met some 20 something’s going up and they asked if I thought it was creepy and yes it was. They were going up to spend the night with ouigi board. :)

Woohoo! High 5!

Congratulations! Looking forward to what’s next

👏👏👏. Until next year. ❤

Congrats on the finish!

It was great to hike with you! Congrats on the big section finish. I totally agree about the iconic nature of that bridge.

🎉🤗👏. Congratulations! I hope this isn’t your last video. I love seeing how hikers make it back home and what your future hiking plans might be. Thanks for taking me along. Enjoyed your journey. ❤️

Glad our time stamps motivated you to chase us! Mountain lion scat is pinched off on the end like the picture you showed. 😊 It was quite remarkable for the faucet of hikers to shut off! I agree!

Incredible. God provides.

Glad you didn't have to ford that river. How fortunate they put up a bridge just the day before! Cool campsite!

So many lakes! Beautiful!

Nice place for a day off!

We did go swimming in Chicken Spring Lake. I got chilled to the core though as I stayed in a fair bit and then it was a bit breezy. Nice lake though. There was a trail crew there too. We camped in a saddle on the other side of the pass. The Sierra was definitely transitioning to the end.

It was super nice to meet you coming down from Bishop Pass.

Just beautiful

the lamas are georgeous!🥺

Wow, that scenery! Beautiful! It’s got marmots; it’s gotta be a 10 out of 10!😂

The struggle bus is real! Glad you had a lakeside campsite at the end.

Well done! I didn’t realize your fear of heights was that much so great job working through it. We took a 3-hour nap and then hiked to stay in the flats on the other side of Guyot Pass a couple miles before Rock Creek. What a great day!

Congratulations - looks amazing out there. Thanks for sharing

👏 congratulations 🎉 Very well done. Scenery beautiful.

That was in fact Whitney that you pointed out on the plateau. I’m glad the meds helped so much! I took the exact same pic of Whitney on the plateau on the dark clouds with the sunny plateau in the foreground. We hiked in the rain for a couple hours I think. We camped up top where the trail went through at Crabtree as the camps doe the slope toward the ranger station were crowded and waterlogged. I saw Taylor in one of your shots (with her husband Stephan). I don’t suppose you have their contact info? I forgot to ask them before we parted ways.

Maybe you’ll meet someone who has extra high altitude medication! 😊

I’m jealous of your perfect reflecting pools for pics at Rae Lakes as it was ripply in the slight breeze when we were there mid day the day prior. Although you might be jealous of our mid day warm swim in the sun. We did cannonballs off the short rock cliffs near the south end.

Nothing worse than miles you weren’t counting on, especially heading into town. Glad you got to see Devil’s Postpile; and got a ride to Mammoth. Now for some rest and FOOD!

We stayed at Woods Creek bridge the night before and were glad to tackle that avalanche mess in the morning. We had breakfast at Dollar Lake on this day and camped at Flower Lake on the other side of Kearsarge Pass. A 2-pass day for us.

My grandmother’s name was Marjorie so that lake was a special spot for me to stop. We had lunch there the day before. It was a little breezy by then though so it’s neat to see your glassy shots of it.

My feet slipped off crossing the creek at the low point between Mather and Pinchot. Is that where you camped? Is that where you got your feet wet too? Of course mountain goat crossed dry.

Wow Nice from Algeria 🇩🇿

Wow! What a day of stunning scenery and challenging terrain!

We camped at the ponds just over Mather Pass on this night.

I wonder if you are experiencing symptoms from the altitude. Stay safe! Absolutely gorgeous scenery!

A view, a waterfall, a lake AND a marmot! Sounds like a great day on the trail!

This place is my favorite place on earth! The beauty is amazing! Thanks for taking me back there! I know you loved that sunrise and the waterfall!

We went to that bakery on our drive from LAX to Mammoth. Yum! Nice place you stayed at, very cool with the bagpipes. Fortunately we only got sprinkled on just after entering Kings Canyon NP for a few minutes, but there were dark clouds for most of the day.

Condolences for the loss of your boy. Rest easy Angus.💔🥀🐾

Great spot off trail. So it seems we left the monster site when you came back on trail. Then you passed us when we took 24 hours to go out and back to resupply at Kearsarge.

Did you know that Wanda and Helen Lakes on each side of Muir Pass are named after John Muir’s daughters? Goat and I camped at the “monster” campsite. That was a fun rock.

Beautiful river! The bridge is nice! When is the best season to hike John Muir Trail? I need to plan my trip!

Also, interesting that you use sobo miles on your Far Out. I had to switch the setting in my app to confirm that we were at the same site mileage wise.

Nice work. It looks like we stayed at the exact same site you did on this day too! We did drop down to MTR for a resupply though as we mailed a 5-gallon bucket to ourselves with 5-days of food for each of us. Regarding Paiute Pass, the pass is going up and over it to get off the JMT going east. The pass is not on the PCT itself. We were thankful for the bridge too. I thought it had been in a week (before we left on the trip) but I’m not positive. I think I saw a picture of it on Facebook before we left. Regardless, we were thankful for it. We got some rain on this section so it was nice to see the blue skies in your video. The workers were in camp when we went by too, so we weren’t able to talk to them.

I’m loving your videos! Thanks for taking us along.

Well done on the swims! That took courage late in the day. We too had planned to camp at Heart Lake but couldn’t find a spot, so we camped exactly where you did. I’m pretty sure Mountain Goat’s tent was where yours was. We arrived at 7:45 to Sallie Keyes which is right around when you did. That was so generous to have your tab paid at VVR as it ain’t cheap! Particularly with a zero! I think this was the COLD night tonight at Sallie Keyes. I also love how you usually don’t get the names of things quite exactly right. 😂 You don’t have your friend along to correct you anymore! 😊 I too took a picture of that stunning Sierra Columbine near Heart Lake. That was amazing.

Whatever on your plate looks so delicious! I hope you had a wonderful relaxing day!

Looks like a great day! What was the date of this day? I think you must have been two days ahead of us if you took a zero here. Or maybe we were there on your second night and we didn’t even know it????

Mountain goat ALMOST managed to rock hop the inlets at Virginia Lake without getting his feet wet. We were fortunate that it wasn’t windy. We had a glassy lake in the morning. I’m impressed that you’re a duck lake swimmer! We don’t do them all, but many we do!

This was our travel day down to LAX from Portland. Then we drove to Mammoth and left from Horseshoe Lake too! Only much later in the day. We hiked out to the trail and camped just south of the junction a very short bit. It was COLD that night! So crazy! The next night we too camped at Virginia Lake just over Virginia Pass that you were commenting was nameless. I did find that name after studying for it.