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This was in late May, before crevasses were starting to show up. We got great weather!

Thank you! It's a dream of mine to hike Mt Baker.

Awesome! This is the Easton Glacier route. Just off the trail on the way up is Park Butte lookout, which is cool to visit

This was end of September.

@@chasethealberts Thank you! Appreciate it!

The key is to wear as little clothes as possible when swimming in the mountains. We sometimes also bring a microfiber towel with us that fits in a ziploc bag

I’d say it’s worth it?

No way. This is the same trail! Good for you, I remember seeing something about that

There are crevasses along the route, so use caution. The volcano has some steam and smells coming from it but that part is off the route

We set up our tent on the shoulder below the summit of Ruth mountain, about a mile off the Hannegan Pass trail. You can see it in the video at 1:54 . It’s not in the national park so you don’t need a permit. I think Tapto Lakes is one of the most beautiful places in the North Cascades, but I’m not aware of a thru hike for it. The 35 Mile Copper Lake loop is also amazing, too. Just know that you’ll need a permit for both those hikes from the ranger station. They’ll tell you what is available and help plan your route

@chasethealberts aww amazing! That's what I was hoping! I've been looking at "Ruth's arm" as a nights stop after coming off the copper pass so it's great to know the hour detour would be worth the view!! Tempted by the mountain after seeing you both slide down!! Thanks for your help!

We went at the end of September. Each hut has its own reservation system, so you will have to reach out to each one.

That’s awesome, I wonder if your trail is still there.

It would probably be overgrown me and my dad made the trail over 9 years ago

We started from Venice, meaning we had to take three buses to arrive to Hotel di Brias. The busses were: Line 29 ATVO Bus at Airport àCortina SAD Bus Line 445 @ Dobbiaco/Toblach bus station (Toblach Busbahnhof) Dobbiaco à Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee Very scenic and beautiful rides, I recommend stopping in the towns along the way.

Sure, here is our daily lodging: Lago di Braies - Rifugio Fannes Rifugio Fannes to Rifugio Scoiattoli Rifugio Scoiattoli to Rifugio Pala Favera Rifugio Pala Favera to Rifugio Vazzoler Rifugio Vazzoler to San Sebastiano San Sebastiano (Passo Duran) to Rifugio Pian de Fontana Rifugio Pian de Fontana to La Pissa bus stop

@@chasethealberts Sorry to circle back around to this, I am now having trouble figuring out what backpack to bring! I would prefer to carry-on, meaning it can be at most like 40L. I was wondering if you had any good recommendations for this route specifically, or anything you would do differently if you could go back. Thanks!

It was a tightrope walker, we couldn’t believe it either!

Was that intentional?😭😭😭

Your mom's 🍑 is bussin' 😏 😋

Have fun! I would love to go back soon.

Thanks for watching!

In the Wild Sky Wilderness in Washington State, off Highway 2 👍

more specifically gunn lake on gunn peak washington

Thank you!

In the Wild Sky Wilderness in Washington State, off Highway 2 👍

Thank you 🙏

Infinity tarn is just off the trail on the way to Gunn. It’s a steep trek for sure, but doable in about six hours round trip I would say

Glad you enjoyed it!

For stuck and Robin lakes, the dog will be just fine, nothing more than a class 2 👍

You can! That view can be seen at Washington Pass on Hwy 20/north Cascades Highway in Washington State. There’s a short trail that takes you to a wonderful view point.

​@@Gizathecat2Thank you for sharing. 🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜❤️

I might have exaggerated just a little… but the food on this trek was amazing!

We had a pretty crazy descent, right after we submitted a big lightning storm rolled in. We hid in the tent at camp for about an hour until it passed, and then started back down - our permit was just for one night. I think in total the way back was 11 miles. api-v5.alltrails.com/explore/recording/evening-hike-at-mount-whitney-trail-aa1b6b2?p=-1&sh=ud7hlu

@@Mstrsrgt_89 were you involved with helping put it out? If so, I can’t thank you enough and would love to hear what that is like.

It’s in the North Cascades, below Mt. Arriva