I discovered that area by noticing the red cliffs from the road. You're not kidding about the amount of trails back there, they go all over the place and once you make it around the smaller mountain the full view of those cliffs is stunning and makes a great photo.
I discovered that area by noticing the red cliffs from the road. You're not kidding about the amount of trails back there, they go all over the place and once you make it around the smaller mountain the full view of those cliffs is stunning.
@@BaseCampNevada 😉Your pace is perfect and I wouldn't want to ever stop you. Wish I could send my upcoming PCT Journey footage to you, on the daily! You would do it wonders! Keep on keeping on, 💯%!!
If you go deep into the Bowl of Fire (Southwest) to within a stone's throw of the base of the Muddy Mountains and then turn south, you will find at least two ways (one involves rock scrambling over a ridge; another involves following a dry wash and swinging around the southern tip of the Bowl of Fire) to turn this hike into a giant loop.
Those are both great routes! I also like heading to the North section and hiking along the Southern base, then coming back down Calville to make a loop. Such a beautiful place. Thanks for watching!
I'm glad to see you producing videos again. I came across your channel last year and was inspired to check out the Oak Springs Trilobite area, and Wee Thump due to your recommendations. Thanks, they were both fantastic, but I didn't find any trilobite fossils... I'm going to give it another try next time I'm in the area. I'll be looking forward to seeing more of your content. - Mike
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m glad Oak Springs and Wee Thump made your list. Shoot me a DM next time you’re in the area and I’ll meet you for some trilobite hunting. They won’t escape both of us!
@@BaseCampNevada Your welcome! I really appreciated the quality of your production(s). I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers. I'll definitely take you up on your offer, too! It was the first time I've been fossil hunting since I was a kid and I can hardly wait to do some more.
Wow, it's been over a year since you've made a video, and I'm glad you finally did again! You did a really good job explaining this area to people! There is a lot to know before you come out and trek here! Nice work, brother, and welcome back.
Really enjoyed your White Rock Loop trail video - but audio on soundtrack with narration was off. This is much better. I really love the way you used google earth to explain where the trail is located and the video/photography and great explanations of the area. I'm hoping you can make more content! New Subscriber and followed you on instagram.
I discovered that area by noticing the red cliffs from the road. You're not kidding about the amount of trails back there, they go all over the place and once you make it around the smaller mountain the full view of those cliffs is stunning and makes a great photo.
I discovered that area by noticing the red cliffs from the road. You're not kidding about the amount of trails back there, they go all over the place and once you make it around the smaller mountain the full view of those cliffs is stunning.
Agreed! It’s such a beautiful area. Thanks for watching 🙏
I loved the video, and I can't wait to explore this area! Thanks for the helpful information and the beautiful visuals.
Thank you for watching! You're really going to enjoy it out there.
Mr. BaseCamp! 😉 I just love your videos and this one is one of your best!! 🙌🏽 Videography, Content, Music, Editing, LNT reminders...Big 👍🏽!
Thanks brother! Believe it or not, you inspired me to slow down a bit and give some of these spaces time to breathe.
@@BaseCampNevada 😉Your pace is perfect and I wouldn't want to ever stop you. Wish I could send my upcoming PCT Journey footage to you, on the daily! You would do it wonders! Keep on keeping on, 💯%!!
If you go deep into the Bowl of Fire (Southwest) to within a stone's throw of the base of the Muddy Mountains and then turn south, you will find at least two ways (one involves rock scrambling over a ridge; another involves following a dry wash and swinging around the southern tip of the Bowl of Fire) to turn this hike into a giant loop.
Those are both great routes! I also like heading to the North section and hiking along the Southern base, then coming back down Calville to make a loop. Such a beautiful place. Thanks for watching!
This is just outstanding scenery, love it. Nicely explained everything too.
Thank you for watching! 🙏
I'm glad to see you producing videos again. I came across your channel last year and was inspired to check out the Oak Springs Trilobite area, and Wee Thump due to your recommendations. Thanks, they were both fantastic, but I didn't find any trilobite fossils... I'm going to give it another try next time I'm in the area. I'll be looking forward to seeing more of your content. - Mike
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m glad Oak Springs and Wee Thump made your list. Shoot me a DM next time you’re in the area and I’ll meet you for some trilobite hunting. They won’t escape both of us!
@@BaseCampNevada Your welcome! I really appreciated the quality of your production(s). I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers. I'll definitely take you up on your offer, too! It was the first time I've been fossil hunting since I was a kid and I can hardly wait to do some more.
I'm not surprised - I need to make more videos LOL! Instagram is the best way to reach me if you want to meet up sometime.
Loved this one, J. We’ll narrated and edited. I want to go here next time I come out your way.
Thank you, my friend! We’ll definitely plan a trip out there.
Wow, it's been over a year since you've made a video, and I'm glad you finally did again! You did a really good job explaining this area to people! There is a lot to know before you come out and trek here! Nice work, brother, and welcome back.
Haha thanks man! Life has a nasty habit of getting in the way sometimes. Hopefully I’ll make more than one a year moving forward 🤣
@@BaseCampNevada Awesome...
Really enjoyed your White Rock Loop trail video - but audio on soundtrack with narration was off. This is much better. I really love the way you used google earth to explain where the trail is located and the video/photography and great explanations of the area. I'm hoping you can make more content! New Subscriber and followed you on instagram.
Thanks for watching and the subs! More content is always in the works. 🙏