Met Yeti at a ALDA West ruck in Coeur d' Alene Idaho about 6 years ago, he did a presentation showing his hike around the perimeter of Idaho. Enjoying your journey.
Y’all have got me hooked! Very entertaining , interesting, and great realistic representation of hiking experience and community. Y’all are so cute. Will restrain myself to not binge watch episodes. Hope yalls feet are in better shape by now. Thanks!
That drop-off on the Trail would give me a Lemming feeling. Weird. Your Idyllwild hotel looks beautiful and rustic. Living vicariously through your channel and loving it. Thank you for the vlogs.
Two towns one day, a little rock climbing at Eagle Rock, Deer, Rattlesnakes, Beer and Hot Dogs, friendly horsey, hot coffee, water, water everywhere (lite packs), Mikes place (chow and beer), interesting dinner combo, followed by songs from the locals in the middle of the night... with the exception of the winds you appear to have had 5 great days on the trail and now it's Nero/Zero time. SAFE HIKING
Not all of southern California is a desert lol The Scissors Crossing area is what we call the desert here in San Diego. Mt Laguna, Julian and Idyllwild are what we call the mountains with forests and cooler temps/snow. Looks like a great trip so far, enjoy your zero!
The screams are mountain lions mating calls at night. Mountain lions also churp like birds when they see other animals in the wild. Hike your own hike 👍
If the coyotes were hunting rabbits, rabbits can scream pretty loud when they are in distress. But it could have been crows that can expertly mimic sounds like laughs and screams snd crying snd meowing and barking, etc. so who knows what you heard. Glad you got a great place to stay. I’ve stayed at silver pines. It’s a great place to stay. Right by downtown so convenient to everything in that fantastic and adorable town.
Why do they need fireplaces in the desert? You were in the mountains. It gets cold there. Idyllwild is over 5,000 feet. It snows there in the winter. But it also does get cold in the desert. There is high desert and there is low desert in So Cal.
tge closed cell pads are uncomfortable but the air ones pop. i carry the xtra 6 ounces and use a self inflating one. if it pops there is still some foam.
Those look like live oaks. If they have the prickly leaves they are live oaks that are basically evergreen trees. But they totally have acorns. Live oak are a protected species in CA. And very beautiful trees.
There is so much transition of vegetation in the desert. I wonder how old that oak tree is? It's probably older than all of our ages together. One question: Why does the map say Sam's Hike and not Sam & Moriah's Hike? Is it a limit on the number of letters, or does Moriah have a separate channel? Loving the vlog, Happy Trails!!!
Same channel. The feature is done through Sams garmin watch which is just programmed to him. But we are both doing the same thing! Thanks for following along!
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Met Yeti at a ALDA West ruck in Coeur d' Alene Idaho about 6 years ago, he did a presentation showing his hike around the perimeter of Idaho. Enjoying your journey.
Y’all have got me hooked! Very entertaining , interesting, and great realistic representation of hiking experience and community. Y’all are so cute. Will restrain myself to not binge watch episodes. Hope yalls feet are in better shape by now. Thanks!
That drop-off on the Trail would give me a Lemming feeling. Weird. Your Idyllwild hotel looks beautiful and rustic. Living vicariously through your channel and loving it. Thank you for the vlogs.
Two towns one day, a little rock climbing at Eagle Rock, Deer, Rattlesnakes, Beer and Hot Dogs, friendly horsey, hot coffee, water, water everywhere (lite packs), Mikes place (chow and beer), interesting dinner combo, followed by songs from the locals in the middle of the night... with the exception of the winds you appear to have had 5 great days on the trail and now it's Nero/Zero time. SAFE HIKING
Best comment ever. Please continue to summarize our experience in future videos. You sum it up quite well!!!
You guys sure seem to be adjusting to trail well. So you have a chairs, coffee press. You're living the life. Keep trekking. 😀
It’s been amazing! Feeling great. Thanks for following along!
Not all of southern California is a desert lol The Scissors Crossing area is what we call the desert here in San Diego. Mt Laguna, Julian and Idyllwild are what we call the mountains with forests and cooler temps/snow. Looks like a great trip so far, enjoy your zero!
Found it entertaining when Sam keeps calling everything a desert too
Watching from the UK. I'm really enjoying your videos.
Lovethe channel so much I've watched them all again. On to your new one now.
Love you videos! The screaming sound at night is mountain lions. It’s a creepy sound!
I'll be out there in May!! I can't wait!!
The screams are mountain lions mating calls at night. Mountain lions also churp like birds when they see other animals in the wild. Hike your own hike 👍
Great video. Keep on trekking!
After watching these videos multiple times it’s so weird to be in Idyllwild right now, on my
11th day, after hitching from PVC.
Any idea when you guys will be at Tehachapi mile 560? Might be able to host you guys. Happy Trails!
Hard to say. Estimate 3 week probably ! That would be amazing
Sounds good, I'm following you guys so we can keep in touch. Great videos!
If the coyotes were hunting rabbits, rabbits can scream pretty loud when they are in distress. But it could have been crows that can expertly mimic sounds like laughs and screams snd crying snd meowing and barking, etc. so who knows what you heard. Glad you got a great place to stay. I’ve stayed at silver pines. It’s a great place to stay. Right by downtown so convenient to everything in that fantastic and adorable town.
Wow! Talk about being pulled in by a thumbnail! That's beautiful.
Why do they need fireplaces in the desert? You were in the mountains. It gets cold there. Idyllwild is over 5,000 feet. It snows there in the winter. But it also does get cold in the desert. There is high desert and there is low desert in So Cal.
tge closed cell pads are uncomfortable but the air ones pop. i carry the xtra 6 ounces and use a self inflating one. if it pops there is still some foam.
Oh, to be young and agile!!
2:38 did you guys thru-hike with your own camping chair?
Coastal live oak @ 10:20 (Quercus agrifolia)
Warner Springs has the best hot dogs on the planet.
Looks like Silver Pines Lodge @ 23:02
Those look like live oaks. If they have the prickly leaves they are live oaks that are basically evergreen trees. But they totally have acorns. Live oak are a protected species in CA. And very beautiful trees.
There is so much transition of vegetation in the desert. I wonder how old that oak tree is? It's probably older than all of our ages together. One question: Why does the map say Sam's Hike and not Sam & Moriah's Hike? Is it a limit on the number of letters, or does Moriah have a separate channel? Loving the vlog, Happy Trails!!!
Same channel. The feature is done through Sams garmin watch which is just programmed to him. But we are both doing the same thing! Thanks for following along!
Same what is that yellow hoodie u r rocking..
Black diamond alpenglow . It’s a great sun hoody!
@@sam.and.moriah safe travels... enjoy UD
where r ppl getting those PCT backpack badges i've seen?
They were giving them out at the southern terminus this year
That’s what I’m talking about….how can one walk through those rocks and not do a little bouldering.
11:25 “open it up”
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I didn’t like that moment. She looked very uncomfortable.
Mountain Lions scream.
They sure do I guess!
Can I give some solid advice? Don't camp in drainage areas. Very dangerous. Keep waking you two.
it's funny you call idyllwild "the desert" lol
Haha. Because we are ignorant New Englanders discovering a beautiful new land that doesn’t make any sense to us!