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I’ve watched a lot of documentaries hiking videos so on this is definitely one of the best . Amazing job . You guys make a great couple.

Super jealous what an adventure awsome videos though. If I trusted my map and compass skills more and had a way to cache water this would be my dream trail .

Really enjoyed the series and the full documentary! Lots of valuable info ❤. You were using a Mont Bell rain jacket. What version is that?

Just found you guys because I travel in my Honda pilot as well! It’s got so much room I love it ❤ subscribed!

Incredible video and awesome attitude shown throughout! I really enjoyed it, thank you for sharing your journey.

Beautifully done! Mother nature is awesome!

Imagine if you will, as little as 25 years ago, we didn't really know anything about Navigation and GPS. People really Used to get lost in the wilderness., and die out in the desert, sometimes within a mile of their Automobile. Times have really changed for the better. Technology has given the freedom that People have always desired.

Yall are good at this!

Try Topo hiking shoes. Last alot longer and for me no pains in my arches. Wide toe box.

I've watched this whole video twice. love you guys. hope to see more from you.

quote, "That's one big ass ditch". I recently learned that the Canyon is larger than the state of Rhode Island.

Really high production quality! Such a great video and I love you two. Keep em coming!

Hi! Just watched this last night and I think it says something about a YT video that was over 2 hours long... you did such a good job at telling the story that not once did I think about the time. I think you did an amazing job with the footage and editing not just for content but for the aesthetics of the story and environment. I appreciate the balance of the story; not too much minutia about your every day but enough to make me feel like I was walking with you. That hike appears to be extremely hard yet your attitudes were amazing throughout. If anything carried you through, that had to be a huge part. Thank you SO much for making this. I can't stop thinking about it.

What an awesome adventure...! Thank you for sharing

Nice notes on gear. I have to check out the dance pants. Question: any comments on Tyvek versus the thin light pad for the way you used the thin light pad?

You two put together one of the top hiking documentaries I’ve seen yet. I found myself smiling a a lot as you described your adventures and you really had my attention as you described difficulties and challenges. The two of you together put a real human aspect is a beautiful scenery and wonderful people you met. I think I’m going to try to put some sections of the Hayduke on my bucket list.

NEVER.....Disappoints! 💚👏

15:30 making shade for dirty a one of the sweetest things I’ve seen someone do in a while 🖤🖤🖤

I love this documentary! A great way to teach people about a not-so-hiked hike, and super interesting to watch! What was the longest food carry you had to do on your journey?

I enjoyed following you along on your adventure on the Hayduke. But I have to say, whenever I watch these outdoor adventure videos, and the people involved are so in love with the natural beauty, including the animals and the birds and all the wildlife… Then they can’t wait to get into town and eat a cheeseburger. And you talk about hoping they have hotdogs at Phantom Ranch. Your ignorance concerning the inhumane treatment of animals is profound. And your ignorance of the massive negative impact on the environment caused by animal farming is also profound. You love to walk around in nature. Perhaps you should think about your actions and how they affect the environment that you claim to love so much, and Perhaps how they affect your sense of compassion

dirty talking to the shepard helped huh 🤔 😅 🫢😌🤣

Great Adventure! Thank you and God Bless for sharing your journey in life. G

The silence of the desert is something very weird, it’s so loud yet so quiet. So easy to get lost out there.

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"What do we do next? We walk some more". This documentary put a constant smile on our faces!! Looking forward to your Sierra adventures.

Enjoyed watching. Glad you bleeped out the foul language. But amazing you have no problem blaspheming God’s name by using His name in vain. A pity.

Thanks this is fantastic! well done! ... peanut gallery comment if you like Olympus like I do.. bring a tube of E6000, works to hold that garbage together, and the little rubber inlays at the bottom. they're great at comfort, bad shoe design for longevity.

I love your video! I'm from Utah and have hiked/backpacked much of it. The high altitude cold/hot dry air and the terrain with very little water make this trail extremely difficult.

l watched each of the short segments you made of this hike, but I just had to watch the documentary. Guess I can't get enough of the Hayduke. After all, it's other hikers suffering and not me. Such beautiful country, and now in the new year I'm planning my spring itinerary for Utah and the Grand Canyon, inspired in part by videos such as yours. Love seeing the two of you dealing with the elements along the way. And the way DA soldiered on with that Achilles heel, you are one tough girl! Thanks so much for sharing your journey.

1:06:26 🥺😢 this part was so sad

Watched the series and I'm sure I'll enjoy the docu. Thank you for sharing and happy adventuring!

I've saved to watch tonight on my tv. I love this area but have never backpacked it. Leaving out water? Wow that's intense. And no trails just across the wilderness.

Very cool! Would love to do this, but I am not sure if I could drink that water, no matter how good the filter was 😂

So I get like 30 mins for lunch everyday at work and yall just walked thru the mud in the 5 mile stretch of water. Yall making me laugh so hard I look crazy here at work

Great video, did you use a compass and map for navigation? I’m going out there in March and have a couple of gps tracks I hope I can trust. GPS tracks have been hard to track down. I just don’t see me using just a compass and map. That would be lame.

I followed the series and now this. Hats off to both of you. As I watch the documentary, I reminisce my own experience hiking and the joy a person feels when you reach the end of the journey. I am getting old but I do what I can hiking the trails and mountains of Utah and Wyoming. I can't wait to see your next adventure.

HOW DID U 2. GET UR TRAÌL NAMES ??? Thats got 2b a good story lol

Nice footage. The Needles District is my go to for a few days in the backcountry. Utah has so much to offer for us hikers.

Yall are awesome. I had no idea that yall were doing a full doc. This is great!

Watched every episode while you guys were out, now to see it condense down to this beautiful film is just wonderful. One of the best, thanks for sharing and taking us along:)

Best documentary I’ve seen in years. I like how there was no talk about how “millions of years ago”, this and that. The BEST!! After watching this I have to get me one them packs! And one them shirts!! And that tent is banging!!

First omg

Great video, thanks guys. I’m glad I found your channel recently. I watched all of Dirt A’s PCT vids a few years ago. They were awesome. This gear video will come in handy for my AZT hikein March.

Great HDT series, I remember your PCT gear list video from a few years back. I’ve been in research mode for the last few months and plan on a spring 2025 HDT thru. Do you have any gpx files for the alternates? I’ve got the regular route files but having a tough time finding alternate files. Did you use a map and compass at all?

Amazing! Love your videos, your editing, your vibe and can’t wait for more adventures!

I wonder if Mauna Kea would’ve made your top 5 ✨🗻

These look better than anything on my iPhone

This is great! Are you making a longer video of the CT?