Thomas does the driving and mood stabilizer. Andrew does the cooking, bushcraft, and botany tour guide. Robby does the moderating and comic relief. Brian does the self-reflection.
I worked in Yellowstone for three summers. And the same thing holds true up there. Even though it is a Massively visited park. You hike a mile out from any of the main area's, and your alone, or with other back packers and real day hikers. And yes Rocky Mountain National Park is beautiful in its own right.
Live near Yosemite for 5 months for seasonal work, and I'd do the same, especially during peak tourist months. Loved just hiking deep into the forest and no one around.
"Where's that water coming from and how come it never runs out." Yes! I feel seen. I was always too scared to ask that lest I sounded like an idiot. Thank you Robby. Your candor + humility will not go unoticed. 😅 Edit: We all know where it comes from but there's barely any snow caps on the mountain. 😮
Good to see you guys together again, tho Bryan was not with you. I Enjoyed watching this new video. Beautiful Lakes, mountains, amazing view. Thank you guys.
You guys just do a phenomenal job! The scenery, music, information about plants and fungi, the fun camaraderie…. I just love your videos! Stellar job guys, thanks so much! 😊❤
Y’all made my day … this is one of my Favorite places ..my last trip out I went in 2021 for my 50th birthday it was my first big solo hike I wanted to climb Longs but June was to early I did make it to boulder field tho before I made the hard decision to turn back .. great memories Thank you ❣️🦋
Thanks for the memory .. my daughter and I hiked RMNP in the summers for years when she was growing up… hope to see you made it up Longs Peak.. we made it halfway to Chasm Lake .. loved the scenery!
After entertaining an out of town guest for 3 days, driving all over town, so nice to just sit in front of my laptop to enjoy a new episode of Adventure Archives. Have Thomas do the driving, and having funny conversation with Andrew. Watching beautiful scenery capture by a skill cinematographer - Robby, what a treat. Your videos are relaxing and AMAZING as always. Thank you guys! Please tell Bryan we say hi, and looking forward to more new episodes.
Thomas, go to The Stanley Hotel for Halloween sometime for the Devotchka concert. It's the best Halloween ever. I camp in RMNP for my birthday every September. It's a great time to be there. Thanks for sharing!
I've watched your content for a few years now and always love seeing the adventures! I was born and raised in the rocky mountain west, and it's always fascinating and enjoyable to (re) view the western mountains through the lens of others. It's a great reminder of how amazing things are and how we can become complacent in the face of things in our back yards that are actually amazing. I think this is true of anyplace, and I love that you've explored all across the globe. I love seeing the hikes in the midwest, eastern U.S., Japan, etc. just as much. All places have their magic, so thank you for bringing this to us viewers in such quality videography, discussion, and appreciation for what that place provides!
I love how excited everyone was about their sandwhiches lol. You guys inspire me to not only get outside but keep up with my friendships even when life feels like its getting in the way, because good friends are worth it!
Yay! Rocky Mountain National Park!! Dude, I cannot handle Trail Ridge Road.I am such a scaredy cat! If there was a guard rail I would feel a million times better.
Robby’s sunglasses were the bomb! 😂 Seriously, such a beautiful area to go hiking. It makes my husband long for the Eastern Sierras where he grew up. Thanks for sharing your adventures
Great vid! I love the term 'get backable'! and I am thinking my new saying is "friends take friends on acclimation hikes'... you all know how to do a dayhike😻
I was in Colorado for 2 1/2 months this summer. I did this trail just a couple weeks ago! It's an amazing state with so much to offer. Did 3 14ers (Sherman, Bierstadt, Evans/BlueSky) over my stay there. Would love to see ya'll tackle some of these easier ones in the near future, been almost 7 years since Mt Whitney.
Love watching everything you guys do, but this one touched my heart grew up near RMNP and love it. I use a walker now and live far away in South Carolina but brings back my youth. Cities change but the wilderness of the park seems so similar. Thank you☺️☺️☺️
This video beautifully captures the essence of the Bear Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park! From its breathtaking landscapes to the diverse wildlife, it's truly a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts. The insider tips and essential insights provided make it a valuable resource for anyone planning their own adventure. Whether you're embarking on the Bear Trail in person or seeking virtual travel inspiration.
I am a new subscriber. I stumbled upon your channel when watching your Lost River wilderness hike. Here in Idaho, we have the Frank Church Wilderness, near the Lost River Range of mountains, and I thought, initially you were in Idaho. In watching this episode, in Rocky Mountain National Park, I became familiar with Andrew. What I have discovered personally in traveling in a group of 3 in Europe, is that each person will have their strong points. Mine was a different type of travel, but I have noticed your little group of 3 is the same in differing strengths. One is the gourmet who keeps everyone on task by cracking the whip on occasion (figuratively). The next does great photography and narration, with philosophy thrown in, and the next person is an awesome plant person, who could keep you fed in a pinch. I love plants and learning which are edible, so keep it up please. I enjoy the shorter 30 minute ish videos. Thanks for beautiful, and entertaining content.
Yaaaaaayyyy! Thank you so much for the fix. I just love you guys so hard! I'm unable to go and do, so watching your most excellent videos truly lifts me up! I watch other adventure channels but for many, many reasons, AA is my fave, hands down. ❤❤❤ ❤
HI ROBBY ANDREW & THOMAS 👋 BREATHTAKING VIDEO 📹 GORGEOUS VIEWS LANDSCAPE SCENERY WEATHER WILDLIFE ❤LOOKS LIKE BETWEEN THE RANGERS & VISITORS THEY TAKE PRIDE IN THE PARK ! THE TRAILS 👣& 👣 WERE REALLY NICE . THE DRIVE I WOULD HAVE TO GET USE TO ! EYES 👀 ON THE ROAD ! THANK FOR THE HISTORY OF THE AREA 🙏 GLAD YOU GOTTEN USE TO THE OXYGEN LEVEL IN THE AIR UP THERE . AMAZING SHOTS & SHOOTING OF THE VIDEO / AREA , LIKE HOW YOU SLOWED THE FLOW OF THE WATERFALLS COMING DOWN THROUGH THE FOREST & CANYONS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Thomas is such a dad I love it. Also, such a great video and so funny because I did basically this exact hike along with the drive up the ridge to the same viewpoints all on the same day.
Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, all part of my youth. My mom first took us in 1967, I think, then every year after. She dearly loved the impossibly narrow roads on impossibly high mountains. I think she loved to see the terror on us kid's faces as she hung us off the side of a cliff. 😆 😅😂 i paid her back in 2001 with a trip through the White Mountains in North and Eastern Arizona. Yes, I chose roads that would get the response I was looking for, the terror of having someone else at the wheel, barreling down the side of a mountain on a switchback road! 😆 🤣 😂
Best thing to wake up to - favorite channel drops a vlog. This is a great hike. I’m visiting the Rocky Mountains soon and I will definitely add this hike on my list. Thanks 🙏 guys.
Been to RMNP at least 10 times, and usually take friends and family to Nymph/Dream/Emerald Lakes or Haiyaha, or up to Sky Pond, one of my favorite hikes anywhere. After that, Alluvial Fan is always a nice short stop and then up to 12,005' at the visitors center at the top of trail ridge road. Glad you guys hit some of my favorite spots
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🏞️ Introduction and Arrival at Rocky Mountain National Park 02:35 🚍 Heading to Bear Lake and Trailhead Information 04:32 🏞️ Hiking to Dream Lake 07:26 🌱 Flora and Fauna Along the Trail 11:08 🌊 Arrival at Dream Lake 16:31 🍽️ Lunch Break with Scenic Views 19:02 🌲 Exploring the Rocky Mountain Landscape 21:57 💧 Visit to Alberta Falls 24:45 🚗 Change in Plans Due to Road Closure 26:33 🏞️ Enjoying the Tundra and Mountain Views 28:10 🛣️ Driving Through the Rocky Terrain 31:06 🧣 Feeling the Chill at Higher Elevations 32:38 🍦 Treats and Reflection on the Trip 34:05 🏞️ Farewell to Rocky Mountain National Park Made with HARPA AI
This is the first video I've ever seen from you guys and I really enjoyed it. Definitely entertaining and educational. I especially enjoyed learning about the plants. Thank you for all your hard work you put into the videos.
Knowing what I know about the Bear Lake trailhead, it seems that leaving after the sun was up might not be early enough. 🙂People love that trail for a good reason. It is an absolutely gorgeous hike!
Wow! An amazing posts! Thanks for zooming in on the mountains and cliffs. As a Colorado native from west of Denver I've never been to RMNP or hiked there so I really enjoyed your video!
Great park and hike. Do note that Bear, Dream, and Emerald Lake require an entry permit to enter from a specific time. Before 5AM and you don't need one, that's how I did it. Great hike, just overcrowded as it's advertised as the staple hike to do.
What an awesome day trip, you guys got to see quite a bit! Such a beautiful area, looking forward to getting back there myself. Can't wait for your next adventure!
We were just there last week. You did some of the same hiking my wife and i did. We were able to traverse the Fall River Road...worthwhile. We struggled to see the elk..more later in the evening when i returned to the park with camera. Enjoyed the video.
Love this!! We just got back from RMNP. We did the Bear/Nymph/Dream/Emerald lakes loop hike then hiked to iconic Bierstadt Lake, which was so amazing! Best part was the solitude. We stayed couple nights at the Stanley, drove Trail Ridge Rd as well as Old Fall River rd, incredible!! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures! I’m always giddy when I see you drop a new vid ;-) ❤
When I was up hiking that way earlier this year, the trails back to Lake Hiyaha were still closed from a rockslide & avalanche from IIRC 2021. It's still on my to-do hike list but the others are always fun! Love seeing the sights I enjoy every time I travel to RMNP.
Always a thrill to see you guys out enjoying nature and sharing it with us. Was so happy to see even a short video of your adventure. Keep them coming, it'll be cold soon and your videos will help us get though the next two seasons. Stay safe and happy adventures.
Amazing day trip!! You guys packed so much of a great park into a relatively short amount of time. Rocky Mountain has alluded me over the years but I hope to make it there next summer 💜
What a nice surprise, huzzah !!
Beautiful hike. Thomas, you’re the best. You always drive. You prepare a meal for everyone, etc. etc.
Thomas does the driving and mood stabilizer. Andrew does the cooking, bushcraft, and botany tour guide. Robby does the moderating and comic relief. Brian does the self-reflection.
Thomas is a absolute CHAMP
Robby does the excellent cinematography too. 👍🏻
Love it! Please never stop the plant identification and fun facts!!
I worked in Yellowstone for three summers. And the same thing holds true up there. Even though it is a Massively visited park. You hike a mile out from any of the main area's, and your alone, or with other back packers and real day hikers. And yes Rocky Mountain National Park is beautiful in its own right.
Live near Yosemite for 5 months for seasonal work, and I'd do the same, especially during peak tourist months. Loved just hiking deep into the forest and no one around.
"Where's that water coming from and how come it never runs out." Yes! I feel seen. I was always too scared to ask that lest I sounded like an idiot. Thank you Robby. Your candor + humility will not go unoticed. 😅
Edit: We all know where it comes from but there's barely any snow caps on the mountain. 😮
Sandwiches..grapes..sodas..what a treat!!! A reward after a long walk
Good to see you guys together again, tho Bryan was not with you. I Enjoyed watching this new video. Beautiful Lakes, mountains, amazing view. Thank you guys.
Thank you for this wonderful surprise 😇
You guys just do a phenomenal job! The scenery, music, information about plants and fungi, the fun camaraderie…. I just love your videos! Stellar job guys, thanks so much! 😊❤
Y’all made my day … this is one of my Favorite places ..my last trip out I went in 2021 for my 50th birthday it was my first big solo hike I wanted to climb Longs but June was to early I did make it to boulder field tho before I made the hard decision to turn back .. great memories Thank you ❣️🦋
Thomas is the friend with the Suburu and the snacks we all need in a friend. 😊
Oh my, what a treat! 😃
Thanks for the memory .. my daughter and I hiked RMNP in the summers for years when she was growing up… hope to see you made it up Longs Peak.. we made it halfway to Chasm Lake .. loved the scenery!
After entertaining an out of town guest for 3 days, driving all over town, so nice to just sit in front of my laptop to enjoy a new episode of Adventure Archives. Have Thomas do the driving, and having funny conversation with Andrew. Watching beautiful scenery capture by a skill cinematographer - Robby, what a treat. Your videos are relaxing and AMAZING as always. Thank you guys! Please tell Bryan we say hi, and looking forward to more new episodes.
Thomas, go to The Stanley Hotel for Halloween sometime for the Devotchka concert. It's the best Halloween ever. I camp in RMNP for my birthday every September. It's a great time to be there. Thanks for sharing!
I've watched your content for a few years now and always love seeing the adventures! I was born and raised in the rocky mountain west, and it's always fascinating and enjoyable to (re) view the western mountains through the lens of others. It's a great reminder of how amazing things are and how we can become complacent in the face of things in our back yards that are actually amazing. I think this is true of anyplace, and I love that you've explored all across the globe. I love seeing the hikes in the midwest, eastern U.S., Japan, etc. just as much. All places have their magic, so thank you for bringing this to us viewers in such quality videography, discussion, and appreciation for what that place provides!
I love how excited everyone was about their sandwhiches lol. You guys inspire me to not only get outside but keep up with my friendships even when life feels like its getting in the way, because good friends are worth it!
Tremendous video, guys. 30+ years ago I did this park maybe 5 or 6 times and I was reliving those trips. Great job!
Yay! Rocky Mountain National Park!! Dude, I cannot handle Trail Ridge Road.I am such a scaredy cat! If there was a guard rail I would feel a million times better.
Robby’s sunglasses were the bomb! 😂 Seriously, such a beautiful area to go hiking. It makes my husband long for the Eastern Sierras where he grew up. Thanks for sharing your adventures
Thanks again for a wonderful hike/Oh Andrew I really appreciate your horticultural knowledge. Hope you guys many more trips to come
So happy you Guys posted, missing see you even though one person was missing. Love the scenery
. Thank you for sharing🐞👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🐞
I did this hike with my mom and brother last year, and my best friend, who is also a big fan, is doing it TODAY. What a beautiful surprise!
Great vid! I love the term 'get backable'! and I am thinking my new saying is "friends take friends on acclimation hikes'... you all know how to do a dayhike😻
I was in Colorado for 2 1/2 months this summer. I did this trail just a couple weeks ago! It's an amazing state with so much to offer.
Did 3 14ers (Sherman, Bierstadt, Evans/BlueSky) over my stay there. Would love to see ya'll tackle some of these easier ones in the near future, been almost 7 years since Mt Whitney.
What an amazing video, beautiful views, absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing, loved it. (UK)
Amazing! Didn't see this coming as you guys are in japan! 💯💥
Love watching everything you guys do, but this one touched my heart grew up near RMNP and love it. I use a walker now and live far away in South Carolina but brings back my youth. Cities change but the wilderness of the park seems so similar. Thank you☺️☺️☺️
This video beautifully captures the essence of the Bear Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park! From its breathtaking landscapes to the diverse wildlife, it's truly a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts. The insider tips and essential insights provided make it a valuable resource for anyone planning their own adventure. Whether you're embarking on the Bear Trail in person or seeking virtual travel inspiration.
I am a new subscriber. I stumbled upon your channel when watching your Lost River wilderness hike. Here in Idaho, we have the Frank Church Wilderness, near the Lost River Range of mountains, and I thought, initially you were in Idaho.
In watching this episode, in Rocky Mountain National Park, I became familiar with Andrew. What I have discovered personally in traveling in a group of 3 in Europe, is that each person will have their strong points. Mine was a different type of travel, but I have noticed your little group of 3 is the same in differing strengths. One is the gourmet who keeps everyone on task by cracking the whip on occasion (figuratively). The next does great photography and narration, with philosophy thrown in, and the next person is an awesome plant person, who could keep you fed in a pinch. I love plants and learning which are edible, so keep it up please.
I enjoy the shorter 30 minute ish videos.
Thanks for beautiful, and entertaining content.
What a mountain range, this is brilliant cinematography bud. Everything here is done masterfully! 👏
I love the hike from Bear lake to Bierstadt lake. Very beautiful and the elevation change isnt bad at all
Yaaaaaayyyy! Thank you so much for the fix. I just love you guys so hard! I'm unable to go and do, so watching your most excellent videos truly lifts me up! I watch other adventure channels but for many, many reasons, AA is my fave, hands down. ❤❤❤ ❤
Thanks for doing these side trips for us. Such beautiful places!
Ypu guys always give ple entertInment. You bond as friends should. You make my day
HI ROBBY ANDREW & THOMAS 👋
BREATHTAKING VIDEO 📹 GORGEOUS VIEWS LANDSCAPE SCENERY WEATHER WILDLIFE ❤LOOKS LIKE BETWEEN THE RANGERS & VISITORS THEY TAKE PRIDE IN THE PARK ! THE TRAILS 👣& 👣 WERE REALLY NICE . THE DRIVE I WOULD HAVE TO GET USE TO ! EYES 👀 ON THE ROAD ! THANK FOR THE HISTORY OF THE AREA 🙏 GLAD YOU GOTTEN USE TO THE OXYGEN LEVEL IN THE AIR UP THERE . AMAZING SHOTS & SHOOTING OF THE VIDEO / AREA , LIKE HOW YOU SLOWED THE FLOW OF THE WATERFALLS COMING DOWN THROUGH THE FOREST & CANYONS . BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Thomas is such a dad I love it. Also, such a great video and so funny because I did basically this exact hike along with the drive up the ridge to the same viewpoints all on the same day.
Music was what stood out to me in this episode not to mention the gorgeous views.
Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, all part of my youth. My mom first took us in 1967, I think, then every year after. She dearly loved the impossibly narrow roads on impossibly high mountains. I think she loved to see the terror on us kid's faces as she hung us off the side of a cliff. 😆 😅😂 i paid her back in 2001 with a trip through the White Mountains in North and Eastern Arizona. Yes, I chose roads that would get the response I was looking for, the terror of having someone else at the wheel, barreling down the side of a mountain on a switchback road! 😆 🤣 😂
Thank you for taking us to all those beautiful spots!
Love watching this video over and over. Beautiful lakes. 😍
Best thing to wake up to - favorite channel drops a vlog. This is a great hike. I’m visiting the Rocky Mountains soon and I will definitely add this hike on my list. Thanks 🙏 guys.
Good information on puff balls from Andrew. But I'm going to pass on picking any mushrooms and eating them out on trail.
Thank you again for showing us all your adventures big or small, they're all interesting and educational.
Congratulations you reached the 200K subscribers. Hope, you will reach a million. ❤❤❤
Splendid as always.
Amazingly beautiful!
The only word is. WOW!!!!!
Thomas is always itching to move forward lol. Take a pause and appreciate the sunlight and fresh air! 13:54
Been to RMNP at least 10 times, and usually take friends and family to Nymph/Dream/Emerald Lakes or Haiyaha, or up to Sky Pond, one of my favorite hikes anywhere. After that, Alluvial Fan is always a nice short stop and then up to 12,005' at the visitors center at the top of trail ridge road. Glad you guys hit some of my favorite spots
LOVE RMNP and Estes Park. Great video thanks!
Lovely as always lads.
Y'all made it worth waiting for. I loved living in Colorado so it was great to see again.
Wow, what an awesome surprise episode, that was awesome, nice to see Andrew get a taste of the Colorado rockies, you guys rock!
Views for days! 🏔 What spectacular mountain terrain! 11:52 Thomas instilling confidence 😂 Thanks for taking us along guys! 👍
Great job!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🏞️ Introduction and Arrival at Rocky Mountain National Park
02:35 🚍 Heading to Bear Lake and Trailhead Information
04:32 🏞️ Hiking to Dream Lake
07:26 🌱 Flora and Fauna Along the Trail
11:08 🌊 Arrival at Dream Lake
16:31 🍽️ Lunch Break with Scenic Views
19:02 🌲 Exploring the Rocky Mountain Landscape
21:57 💧 Visit to Alberta Falls
24:45 🚗 Change in Plans Due to Road Closure
26:33 🏞️ Enjoying the Tundra and Mountain Views
28:10 🛣️ Driving Through the Rocky Terrain
31:06 🧣 Feeling the Chill at Higher Elevations
32:38 🍦 Treats and Reflection on the Trip
34:05 🏞️ Farewell to Rocky Mountain National Park
Made with HARPA AI
As a lowlands from Wisconsin I got up to Bear lake in the past but we didn't try for Emerald. Good for you.
Last year we woke up at 2:30 AM and drove from Boulder to see sunrise over dream lake. it was surreal, so beautiful and definitely worth it!
So amazingly beautiful ❤🎉
Thanks for the surprise video, guys! ❤Great cinematography as always.
Beautiful!
Truly Breathtaking !
This is the first video I've ever seen from you guys and I really enjoyed it. Definitely entertaining and educational. I especially enjoyed learning about the plants. Thank you for all your hard work you put into the videos.
Thomas, u r my kind of dude...come prepared with food, drinks and snacks! ❤
Knowing what I know about the Bear Lake trailhead, it seems that leaving after the sun was up might not be early enough. 🙂People love that trail for a good reason. It is an absolutely gorgeous hike!
Just Beautiful ! Thomas You always go to the most exciting places..
Thank you for the journey! Be safe out there..😊
I'm really enjoying these shorter trip videos. And it's really nice to see Thomas back!
love the high mountain alpine scenery. thanks
The song that starts a little after halfway through this video is so good
My favorite place. Great video guys! Didn’t make it there this year so thanks for this.
keep up the quality content guys ❤
I was so blessed to have grown up in Colorado
nice to see you guys enjoy the hike love you guys where is Brayan I enjoy watching you guys be safe hello from Texas
Wow! An amazing posts! Thanks for zooming in on the mountains and cliffs. As a Colorado native from west of Denver I've never been to RMNP or hiked there so I really enjoyed your video!
A very beautiful lake!!! Colorado is a little piece of heaven… am I wrong? don’t take my words ! I am bias ….
Great park and hike. Do note that Bear, Dream, and Emerald Lake require an entry permit to enter from a specific time. Before 5AM and you don't need one, that's how I did it. Great hike, just overcrowded as it's advertised as the staple hike to do.
Beautiful views. Thanks guys!
I'm learning a lot from this young man
What an awesome day trip, you guys got to see quite a bit! Such a beautiful area, looking forward to getting back there myself. Can't wait for your next adventure!
Beauteful falls love your videos
What a magnificent place. I always love your videos and humour. Thank you🙏
wow very interesting experience friend
Beautiful scenery and awesome musical score! I found myself tapping and keeping rhythm to the beat. Thanks for sharing this trip with us.
Use to watch all your videos. Welcome back!
as someone going to rocky mountain next spring. This was a really good video on how to spend your 1st day
We were just there last week. You did some of the same hiking my wife and i did. We were able to traverse the Fall River Road...worthwhile. We struggled to see the elk..more later in the evening when i returned to the park with camera. Enjoyed the video.
Been waiting forever for you guys to start exploring my great state of Colorado! Great video!
Love this!! We just got back from RMNP. We did the Bear/Nymph/Dream/Emerald lakes loop hike then hiked to iconic Bierstadt Lake, which was so amazing! Best part was the solitude. We stayed couple nights at the Stanley, drove Trail Ridge Rd as well as Old Fall River rd, incredible!! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures! I’m always giddy when I see you drop a new vid ;-) ❤
Beautiful watherfall and veiws
When I was up hiking that way earlier this year, the trails back to Lake Hiyaha were still closed from a rockslide & avalanche from IIRC 2021. It's still on my to-do hike list but the others are always fun! Love seeing the sights I enjoy every time I travel to RMNP.
What an absolutely gorgeous place for an adventure. Thanks for sharing! All the best to you guys.
This was fun!
Colorado does not disappoint I love colorado
Great adventure guys! Making Colorado on my bucket list to do a little hiking.
What an amazing place
Always a thrill to see you guys out enjoying nature and sharing it with us. Was so happy to see even a short video of your adventure. Keep them coming, it'll be cold soon and your videos will help us get though the next two seasons. Stay safe and happy adventures.
! . . . watching the fawn try out his glissading technique on that snowbank -- and then seeing from the roadway above just how steep it was!
Amazing day trip!! You guys packed so much of a great park into a relatively short amount of time. Rocky Mountain has alluded me over the years but I hope to make it there next summer 💜
Stellar content as always, guys!! 👍
Beautiful!! :):):)