Hi Kraig, I am Sean from Singapore, a supporter of your channel. Thank you for inspiring people like me from far away from where you are at to make content, hike and explore. =)
I like the end of the videos when you discuss your thoughts on the details of the trail/hike itself. The last few haven’t showcased that, hope it doesn’t go away. Be well.
I'm so glad that you're doing videos in AZ. It's such a beautiful state and I hope you get to hike in the Superstitions and other places in southern Arizona.
I live in Santa Fe, New Mexico and recently, for the first time, I summited our highest peak, Wheeler Peak (13,161’). It was a great feeling to get to the top. Toughest hike I’ve ever done, but the views were absolutely worth it.
I sometimes play your videos in the background while I work and it's always such a wonderful experience to hear noise from some other part of the world in my studio. Thanks so much! : )
Love your vids man. Tbh this channel is the reason why I started hiking myself an I gotta say, I enjoyed every single bit of it. Thanks to you Kraig, I'm realizing what I been missing out. Keep up the great work.
Hey bro hope you are well. Sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we were in Bulgaria then Malta were we got stuck due to Covid. But great to catch up with you again. Awesome work as always brother. Nice job thanks so much for sharing your experience with us. Stay safe and catch up again real soon God bless.
Humphreys Peak is the highest point in Arizona at 12,633 feet and one of the most scenic viewpoints in the San Francisco Peaks. On clear days hikers can see the Grand Canyon from the summit. The alpine forest trail is located just north of Flagstaff. This is a strenuous rocky trail with over 3,000 feet elevation gain.
Every shot and every angle is just amazing. I wanna watch this over and over, just to find out every little cinematic trick you used. Thanks for spoiling us with these views, it's my dream to go hiking in the US again at some point.
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Such videos just make the end of the day perfect, don't they?
I live in Arizona. I did this with my jack russell this year and he ran out of energy early. I had carry him on my shoulders to the top. Good memories and beautiful view.
That brotherly love is awesome! I just posted a hiking video for a highest peak in Orange County here in Southern California, and I'm also way struggling with filming during the sunny, bright day. Footage comes out looking so blah, but I see it's just the way it is. Looked like an awesome workout this hike!
Kraig, I have so enjoyed your channel since you've changed your focus to hiking and taking us to places around the planet that most of us can only dream of. I hope you will take it as a compliment that it was a disappointment that the actual hiking footage ended at 3:13. Oh,.and you can never post too many videos, nor too often! Keep 'em comin'!
I have many memories of my numerous attempts to summit Mt. Humphrey. I've had to turn around because of a Forest Fire, turn around 300' from the summit because Mother Nature was throwing lightning bolts, & once after reaching the saddle because I wasn't physically able to continue on. I wish you'd said something or included footage of the 3 false summits, the 11,600' trail sign, & the metal container containing the logbook hikers are supposed to sign on the way UP & again to sign out, on the way back to the trailhead. My most memorable hike was on 3 Aug 2010. Upon arriving at the summit there were 3 other hikers, within 10 minutes after arriving it began to hail & in another 10 minutes the summit was in a whiteout condition & the summit down to the saddle completely covered in hail. Thanks to my GPS I was able to safely get back to the saddle & below the treeline, the trail was apparent because of the tree canopy. Upon returning to the trailhead I looked up at the summit, took a photo, & all the hail had melted. The Yurt is something that must be new & I'm wondering if you can say something about WHERE it physically is located; co ords would be good. All my hike photos are taken with a Lumix FZ200. I retired & moved to Reno, Nevada in 2014. I fervently wish you'd included more footage of the hike itself, both the ascent & descent. I'd like to suggest you consider a clockwise hike in the Superstition Mountains beginning at the Carney Springs trailhead, up to Robber's Roost, over & down to Fremont Saddle & then continue down the Geronimo Cave trail instead of the Peralta Trail.
Thanks. It's been years since I did that hike, but I still remember the feeling when I got above the tree line and reached the saddle between Humphreys and Agassiz.
Long time fan and lerker and i must say something as little as the white text really brings these videos together and the quality and editing of these videos are utterly amazing! Hope to see more content when the worlds back to normal! Love the vids, love the channel. Much love from South Dakota! If you ever get a chance, the badlands are pretty cool to hike through!
Watching this as I pack for a hike tomorrow! You should go to Panama and hike Volcan Baru. If the sky is clear, you can see both oceans from the summit. Awesome video, as always.
Great adventure! Since you mentioned it, or ask for it in this video, I believe you missed the round trip of "La Junta, Cochamó-Puelo", when you were here in Chile...it's awesome!!! Maybe next time around! Keep posting!!! Really like your style and the briefing at the end!
I recommend hiking Mount Katahdin, it is the highest mountain in Maine at 5,269 feet. You have to climb up some insane steep rocks, a sick adventure to Knifes Edge!
Kraig & Chris, I enjoyed the video immensely. For me in Australia our highest peak is only 7,310 feet (Mt. Kosciuszko). Of course, being an old land, the original height of our land was 3 miles higher in the Kimberley area in the NW. So thanks for the interesting trip; you appeared to each well.
Great, I'm going to watch it now! I have been following your channel since I watched Mardi Himal trek, Nepal film. I'm waiting for the world to open up more, hopefully by Feb, so I can do the terk. Love your silent films! 💛✌🏻
Recently did some filming in Arizona... sure I'll be back someday, and definitely gonna add this place to to the list. :) Love the state, especially the southeast, though most of it has some incredible beauty.
@@kayseacamp Few videos form the line, I explore the Santa Rita mountains, where the first jaguar in the States in about a century made his home range. Place was absolute paradise! Could immediately see why he stuck around.
Hey Kraig, Have you ever considered doing the Kalalua Trail along the Na Pali Coast of Kauai, Hawaii? (22 miles). That's a really exotic landscape you could get to during Covid without leaving the country, and you would capture that landscape better than anyone has ever captured it.
Love the aerial shot. But was shock that the hike part was only about 5mins, I had my popcorn already for a big sit down. love your videos by the way 😍😍
Thank you for another great video, I used to live in Flagstaff. This video brings back a lot of good memories. I live in Idaho now. I'm going to watch your Sawtooth loop hike video next. If you ever make it back to Idaho. You should summit Mt. Borah (the highest point in Idaho 12,667 ft.). It comes with a famous "Chicken out ridge". I think you will enjoy it. Thanks again for making these beautiful hiking videos.
Just started watching your video's for a few months now. I love it! I don't know if you only like mountainous hikes, and due to covid it's hard to travel abroad. but if you are able to travel again, the Pieterpad in holland might be something that you are interested in, the trail is a total of 498 kilometers but you are able to do it in stages. - Ryan from the Netherlands.
Rae Lakes Loop, Timberline Trail around Hood, something in Glacier NP. Uinta Highline Trail, Lost Coast Trail, maybe Wonderland Trail or its Northern Loop, Seven Lakes Basin and Hoh River Trail, Colorado Trail segs 25-28 Silverton to Durango or the Collegiate Loop, Chicago Basin Elk Park\Needleton Loop. They all seem like they would be in your wheelhouse as far a distance and scenery goes. Did you hike the 27 around Four Pass Loop? Will we get a video on that?
I hiked Humphreys Peak years ago after two attempts! It gets really windy up there and it must have been 50+ mph winds when we were up there, my friend Harry and I! I lost my hat one year, it blew off and just kept on going never to been seen again by us. I made it to the top but my friend Harry had to stop since his eyes were bothering him, a result of his being diabetic. After getting down, I remember us going into town and being so hungry we both ordered a whole pizza! We each ate about half of it and then we took the remaining slices outside and we gave it to a homeless woman who I'm sure enjoyed it. I realize we don't really see homeless people unless we are looking for them. I remember this woman because she walked up to us and asked if she could clean our house to earn some money. We told her we were from out of town and offered her the pizza instead. She gladly accepted it! Also back then, I did not have a camera, Harry did but he was down below me so I had to get a picture of me taken and then emailed to me. I don't remember if I ever got the picture!
Kraig! I live in Flagstaff, and try to get a Humphrey's summit in at least once a year. Thanks for these amazing shots, and I hope you enjoyed my little mountain town :)
Awesome video I want to get out there and start hiking more. Done two, two days hikes so far this year. I struggle to find hikes you do that allow dogs since I don’t go anywhere without my dog. It would be awesome if you can write in your trail description if dogs are allowed. I’m in CA and I’m happy going 3 state radius for hikes
Would you ever want to come to the UK for walking trips? Doesn't quite get the same elevation here but there is still some pretty amazing places to walk and camp!
It is about time for you to come to Brazil to see the amazing trails we have here (Of course, after covid is stabilized). I would sugest: Parque Nacional da Serra dos Órgãos, Campo dos Padres, Pico Paraná and Serra Fina. Hope to see you here sometime. :)
Always miss my brother when I see you two together. He's been gone almost ten years now. Enjoy every sandwich.
Sad, my heart is with ya
I had a bro in law who died while mtn. biking.
Hi Kraig, I am Sean from Singapore, a supporter of your channel. Thank you for inspiring people like me from far away from where you are at to make content, hike and explore. =)
You're spoiling us with 2 videos so close to each other. ❤
more on the way ha
first thing i thought when I read "33 minutes ago"
Oof, guess I'll have to smash that refresh button then
Feels like Christmas already
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Humphreys! This is where I actually learned how to snowboard! Hope you enjoyed it man
cut that deep pow pow in the sno bowl
If youre ever back in AZ you've got to check out Mount Wrightson which is the tallest point in southern AZ! Its stunnning
I like the end of the videos when you discuss your thoughts on the details of the trail/hike itself. The last few haven’t showcased that, hope it doesn’t go away. Be well.
I'm so glad that you're doing videos in AZ. It's such a beautiful state and I hope you get to hike in the Superstitions and other places in southern Arizona.
Do you have any hike recommendations. I am in tucson and need something to do over break.
@@nicr7959 I would go for Saguaro National Park, but Mt. Lemmon has a lot of good hikes.
Welcome to Flagstaff! Hope you enjoyed the trails up here!
Been a member for over 9 months now. Best 9 months ever!
Your Sound-Editing is on another level. This is so amazing.
I live in Santa Fe, New Mexico and recently, for the first time, I summited our highest peak, Wheeler Peak (13,161’). It was a great feeling to get to the top. Toughest hike I’ve ever done, but the views were absolutely worth it.
Just spent 6 days there with my trad bow! So great to see you guys got to enjoy the summit of AZ! Pleasant as always! - Joe
Humphrey’s Peak is awesome. Hiked it 4 times when I lived in Phoenix.
the Mantou Incline of Flagstaff
Your list of trails is just impressive. Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful
The clear picture of dawn conveys the air of dawn there.
오 님 체널도 좋네요~
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You can tell because of how it is
I sometimes play your videos in the background while I work and it's always such a wonderful experience to hear noise from some other part of the world in my studio. Thanks so much! : )
why does my heart flutter at these beautiful shots of the landscape .... & kraig playing with the doggo ???
Love your vids man. Tbh this channel is the reason why I started hiking myself an I gotta say, I enjoyed every single bit of it. Thanks to you Kraig, I'm realizing what I been missing out. Keep up the great work.
Hey bro hope you are well. Sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we were in Bulgaria then Malta were we got stuck due to Covid. But great to catch up with you again. Awesome work as always brother. Nice job thanks so much for sharing your experience with us. Stay safe and catch up again real soon God bless.
Growing up in Phoenix I’ve still never done Humphreys Peak. Did Grand Canyon recently but this looks like a must do also!
I live in Phoenix too. I would recommend spending the night in flag to acclimate to the higher altitude
Edit: the night before you hike.
Humphreys Peak is the highest point in Arizona at 12,633 feet and one of the most scenic viewpoints in the San Francisco Peaks. On clear days hikers can see the Grand Canyon from the summit. The alpine forest trail is located just north of Flagstaff. This is a strenuous rocky trail with over 3,000 feet elevation gain.
Every shot and every angle is just amazing. I wanna watch this over and over, just to find out every little cinematic trick you used. Thanks for spoiling us with these views, it's my dream to go hiking in the US again at some point.
Such videos just make the end of the day perfect, don't they?
You looked happy which makes me happy.
Beautiful hike.
It's always so nice to see that you can share such kind of things with your brother
I live in Arizona. I did this with my jack russell this year and he ran out of energy early. I had carry him on my shoulders to the top. Good memories and beautiful view.
That brotherly love is awesome!
I just posted a hiking video for a highest peak in Orange County here in Southern California, and I'm also way struggling with filming during the sunny, bright day. Footage comes out looking so blah, but I see it's just the way it is. Looked like an awesome workout this hike!
Kraig, I have so enjoyed your channel since you've changed your focus to hiking and taking us to places around the planet that most of us can only dream of. I hope you will take it as a compliment that it was a disappointment that the actual hiking footage ended at 3:13. Oh,.and you can never post too many videos, nor too often! Keep 'em comin'!
Mount Leconte in Tennessee's Smoky mountains. Awesome hike with a lodge at the top of the 3000 ft climb.
Awesome little hike - just did this in September👍
I wish I could hike every week like that!
What a great location! I love those wide wide views ⛰⛰ thanks for a reminder of what’s out there!
Yes.. always happy to see new content 👍🏼
Drone movements on point as ever :) thanks as always Kraig for the huge inspiration to the rest of us TH-cam filmmakers
I have many memories of my numerous attempts to summit Mt. Humphrey. I've had to turn around because of a Forest Fire, turn around 300' from the summit because Mother Nature was throwing lightning bolts, & once after reaching the saddle because I wasn't physically able to continue on. I wish you'd said something or included footage of the 3 false summits, the 11,600' trail sign, & the metal container containing the logbook hikers are supposed to sign on the way UP & again to sign out, on the way back to the trailhead.
My most memorable hike was on 3 Aug 2010. Upon arriving at the summit there were 3 other hikers, within 10 minutes after arriving it began to hail & in another 10 minutes the summit was in a whiteout condition & the summit down to the saddle completely covered in hail. Thanks to my GPS I was able to safely get back to the saddle & below the treeline, the trail was apparent because of the tree canopy. Upon returning to the trailhead I looked up at the summit, took a photo, & all the hail had melted.
The Yurt is something that must be new & I'm wondering if you can say something about WHERE it physically is located; co ords would be good.
All my hike photos are taken with a Lumix FZ200.
I retired & moved to Reno, Nevada in 2014.
I fervently wish you'd included more footage of the hike itself, both the ascent & descent.
I'd like to suggest you consider a clockwise hike in the Superstition Mountains beginning at the Carney Springs trailhead, up to Robber's Roost, over & down to Fremont Saddle & then continue down the Geronimo Cave trail instead of the Peralta Trail.
Thanks. It's been years since I did that hike, but I still remember the feeling when I got above the tree line and reached the saddle between Humphreys and Agassiz.
I'm visualizing the same image as you.
Big Bend National Park and Guadalupe Mountains Nation Park are nice and easy to do. Beautiful landscapes.
Aw, this was my first real mountain hike. Thanks for bringing back all the sweet memories!
Long time fan and lerker and i must say something as little as the white text really brings these videos together and the quality and editing of these videos are utterly amazing! Hope to see more content when the worlds back to normal! Love the vids, love the channel. Much love from South Dakota! If you ever get a chance, the badlands are pretty cool to hike through!
Watching this as I pack for a hike tomorrow! You should go to Panama and hike Volcan Baru. If the sky is clear, you can see both oceans from the summit. Awesome video, as always.
Yurts are so awesome. The Lumix looks clear, sharp and bright too.
Thank you for showing us this hidden gem (at least to me) in Arizona. Definitely enjoyed this video.
I spent a summer in a yurt like that at a adventure camp i worked at in 2009. Best summer of my life!
thanks you and your soft voice, nice trip
Great adventure! Since you mentioned it, or ask for it in this video, I believe you missed the round trip of "La Junta, Cochamó-Puelo", when you were here in Chile...it's awesome!!! Maybe next time around! Keep posting!!! Really like your style and the briefing at the end!
I would recommend the hike to Cloud Peak, and the hike from Circle Park trailhead to Willow Lake in the Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming.
I recommend hiking Mount Katahdin, it is the highest mountain in Maine at 5,269 feet. You have to climb up some insane steep rocks, a sick adventure to Knifes Edge!
Kraig & Chris, I enjoyed the video immensely. For me in Australia our highest peak is only 7,310 feet (Mt. Kosciuszko). Of course, being an old land, the original height of our land was 3 miles higher in the Kimberley area in the NW. So thanks for the interesting trip; you appeared to each well.
Great, I'm going to watch it now! I have been following your channel since I watched Mardi Himal trek, Nepal film. I'm waiting for the world to open up more, hopefully by Feb, so I can do the terk. Love your silent films! 💛✌🏻
Come hike in BC!!! Rockies and the amazing Coast Mountains! Endless possibilities with very very few people. The Yukon is truly spectacular as well.
Great Video! Really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing this. 👍🏻
Recently did some filming in Arizona... sure I'll be back someday, and definitely gonna add this place to to the list. :) Love the state, especially the southeast, though most of it has some incredible beauty.
Yuuusss southern AZ always gets passed up. Ppl hardly go south of PHX when visiting the state and they don’t know what they are missing out on.
@@kayseacamp Few videos form the line, I explore the Santa Rita mountains, where the first jaguar in the States in about a century made his home range. Place was absolute paradise! Could immediately see why he stuck around.
Hey Kraig,
Have you ever considered doing the Kalalua Trail along the Na Pali Coast of Kauai, Hawaii? (22 miles). That's a really exotic landscape you could get to during Covid without leaving the country, and you would capture that landscape better than anyone has ever captured it.
Love the aerial shot. But was shock that the hike part was only about 5mins, I had my popcorn already for a big sit down. love your videos by the way 😍😍
Mountain is my fvrt❤❤👍
That's a great choice of beer. Huss never misses.
I enjoy the info on your film gear. Always enjoy your videos man. If you're ever around Texas I would love to tag along on a hike man! Keep it up!
Thank you for another great video, I used to live in Flagstaff. This video brings back a lot of good memories. I live in Idaho now. I'm going to watch your Sawtooth loop hike video next. If you ever make it back to Idaho. You should summit Mt. Borah (the highest point in Idaho 12,667 ft.). It comes with a famous "Chicken out ridge". I think you will enjoy it. Thanks again for making these beautiful hiking videos.
Your brother brings out the lighter side of you!! Had no idea Arizona had a peak that high! Thanks..
Genuinely SO Wholesome 🥰 Thank You 🙏🏽
Great tour my friend. Thank you for share my friend. Greetings from Reise Visionen
Climbed that, from the north side, age 15 circa 1972, with the Arizona Youth Hostels hiking group.
I live in Flagstaff and have never been to the Nordic Village. The yurt looks cool, thanks for sharing :)
Just started watching your video's for a few months now. I love it! I don't know if you only like mountainous hikes, and due to covid it's hard to travel abroad. but if you are able to travel again, the Pieterpad in holland might be something that you are interested in, the trail is a total of 498 kilometers but you are able to do it in stages. - Ryan from the Netherlands.
Hey, it's my home! That moonrise was pretty awesome!
Beautiful. Save the Peaks
Good to see the home mountain on your channel =) Camera looks like it worked well.
Nice start... You are amazing...
Rae Lakes Loop, Timberline Trail around Hood, something in Glacier NP. Uinta Highline Trail, Lost Coast Trail, maybe Wonderland Trail or its Northern Loop, Seven Lakes Basin and Hoh River Trail, Colorado Trail segs 25-28 Silverton to Durango or the Collegiate Loop, Chicago Basin Elk Park\Needleton Loop. They all seem like they would be in your wheelhouse as far a distance and scenery goes. Did you hike the 27 around Four Pass Loop? Will we get a video on that?
If you ever get the opportunity, hike the ‘Otter Trail’ in the Tsitsikamma National park, South Africa.
Great to see you in AZ let’s goooo!!
Lovely film and music
FINALLY ANOTHER GREAT CONTENT,,keep it up kraig and curtis 🤙🏻🍻
Once the border is open I can take you up to Cream Lake or Landslide lake on Vancouver Island. 👍
It's fun watching your videos when you hike with your brother Kurtis. Act just like me with my brothers lol, can't keep our hands to ourselves!
Your all video's are phenomenal
Try Cloud Peak in the Bighorn Mountains, WY! Awesome hike, and the highest peak in the bighorns 👌
Cloud peak summit in Wyoming is beautiful, i highly recommend it
I hiked Humphreys Peak years ago after two attempts! It gets really windy up there and it must have been 50+ mph winds when we were up there, my friend Harry and I! I lost my hat one year, it blew off and just kept on going never to been seen again by us. I made it to the top but my friend Harry had to stop since his eyes were bothering him, a result of his being diabetic. After getting down, I remember us going into town and being so hungry we both ordered a whole pizza! We each ate about half of it and then we took the remaining slices outside and we gave it to a homeless woman who I'm sure enjoyed it. I realize we don't really see homeless people unless we are looking for them. I remember this woman because she walked up to us and asked if she could clean our house to earn some money. We told her we were from out of town and offered her the pizza instead. She gladly accepted it! Also back then, I did not have a camera, Harry did but he was down below me so I had to get a picture of me taken and then emailed to me. I don't remember if I ever got the picture!
Kraig! I live in Flagstaff, and try to get a Humphrey's summit in at least once a year. Thanks for these amazing shots, and I hope you enjoyed my little mountain town :)
Welcome to AZ man! You need to try Bear Mountain in Sedona and Flat Iron in Mesa!
As a Panasonic user perhaps I'm biased but I love the atmosphere of these dawn shots on this camera
Nice Video, Kraig! You gotta hike MONTE RORAIMA in Venezuela. I did it in 2005 and it was incredible!
I would recommend scotland, beautiful place and many hiking routes, a real challenge would be to bag all the munros in one trip.
Awesome video
I want to get out there and start hiking more. Done two, two days hikes so far this year.
I struggle to find hikes you do that allow dogs since I don’t go anywhere without my dog. It would be awesome if you can write in your trail description if dogs are allowed. I’m in CA and I’m happy going 3 state radius for hikes
Damn I live in AZ you putting me to shame lol, great video very Inspirational I gotta plan a trip there now
Great footage. Wonder how you feel the Lumix compares to your Sony. Use the Sony A7iii myself and did like the look of this Lumix. Atb
I did this hike twice last year about two weeks apart... Amazing but a long hike back to the parking lot from the summit
These films are so good
Would you ever want to come to the UK for walking trips? Doesn't quite get the same elevation here but there is still some pretty amazing places to walk and camp!
This Makes me want to bond with my brother in nature too 🙂
making cool hiking videos 👍👍👍, good luck to you.
That’s nuts! Love AZ’s smog layer. You should also hike the Superstition Mtns.
Please do Mt. Katahdin in Maine!
So nice to be with your brother I think.
A whole new kind of early.
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Would love to see you do some videos in South Africa! I myself am scheduled to do the Otter Trail Jan 2021, and then some in the Drakensberg.
It is about time for you to come to Brazil to see the amazing trails we have here (Of course, after covid is stabilized). I would sugest: Parque Nacional da Serra dos Órgãos, Campo dos Padres, Pico Paraná and Serra Fina. Hope to see you here sometime. :)
Climbed Humphreys a year or so ago. It was about a 12 hour hike. Completely worth it, but also probably woukdnt do it again.
You should hike El Yunque in Puerto Rico, its the only tropical rainforest in the US. You could get some great footage on the flora there.