I think this is your best video EVER ! I used to be all about mountain biking and found that my desire to live on the edge all the time lost its novelty after awhile. PLEASE do more hiking and self-introspection videos. YOU are the most interesting part of your videos.
A blind person could have seen this coming, Im glad for you and Im grateful we got to tag along. I hope you can return to MTB as an enjoyable hobby and not such a job in the future. Your fans eagerly await the next big changes and we'll cheer you on along the way
I did a wonderful 3 day hike in Washington, USA along a beach from Rialto Beach to Lake Ozette. It was truly spectacular and beautiful, but you must have a tide-table with you and be careful not to camp where the tide will come in. Sometimes you must rest on a hill because the tide comes in so there is nowhere to hike. The things I saw and the pictures I took were spectacular. I highly recommend you do it. You are completely cut off from the world for 3 days and there is no official places to camp. You are truly out in the wild and it is not maintained with stairs, toilets, rest huts. It's just nature. You will rarely see people. The sunsets over the water are amazing.
Worst thing is all the "buddies" - what I used to call folks in close proximity on bike rides or walks (hikes). I always hated having buddies, as getting away from people was one of my motivations for hikes or bike rides. Enjoy your break.
After about 18 years of Mtbing I too started to feel burnt out from Mtbing. Looking for a change I bought my first gravel bike. It was the answer I was looking for. A whole different style of riding, so much fun. Seven plus years later and I love riding my gravel bike just as much as my Mtb. So now I alternate between the 2 for variety. I admire your courage doing a 7 day hike on your own. You are an inspiration of life, keep it up.
"all i had to do was walk.... for 10 hours" lol. you're an inspiration yuka. this video really resonates with me. i'm taking a "break from everything" myself atm. got burned out from doing the things i loved too much, with too many expectations, and it wasn't fun anymore. but i feel like i'm nearing the end of the break now that i find myself doing those things in my dreams once again :)
That’s great you came out from the other side and doing what you love once again. Sometimes we need time to miss those stuff so we can remember how much we love them.
Hi Yuka, I am sorry that you are going through a hard time. I think this is God’s way of making you rethink what is important, and to ask for help and guidance. I hope that you continue to ride. You are an inspiration, you are passionate and persistent. You will be ok. P.S., Eric needs to give you all out massage. Take care, and God bless Don
15:50 Yes - every backpack trip I have been on (in my youth) left some open hurt! Usually in my feet, but sometimes from some stumble and scrape. You should have asked some experienced backpacker - There is always something that begins scraping - you don't have to suffer through it - adjustments can be made, especially to a backpack. Thank you Yuka for sharing your adventures with us - TASMANIA!!! :)
Another slightly different video -- spice for your channel. It reminded me of your trip to Japan after you got injured and your adventure "camping" in a UHaul in Canada. Thank you for taking us along to see that gorgeous scenery!
I did that same walk many years ago. In the middle of summer. It snowed half way. A girl had to be airlifted out after swimming (it was aslo very hot) in a granite hole that covered her with leeches. There was a long stretch jumping from lump of button grass to another - for hours and hours. The tree roots killed our feet and legs. The huts were in poor condition. There weren't many board walks. We had to walk through water waste deep for half a kilometer. We cheered up at Lake St.Claire.
Beautiful!! Thanks for the vicarious hike, and some childhood memories. I left Tasie for Canada 50 years ago. It seems they have fixed the trail a bit in the last 50 years. People used to get lost on that trail and never be seen again. My father used to participate in search parties.
The lady at cradle mountain visited centre really wanted me to bring a satellite phone just in case. Around the Pine Valley area was not as well marked as the main track for sure. I’m glad I survived!
I’ve been following you since a while now and this was by far the most touching video in a while. It put me back into my shoes when I did the short Cradle mountain round (3 day hike). Your kind of story telling and your loveliness are different from most other creators. Keep pushing for your dreams and following your passion as long as you keep being a true inspiration.
Great video. You have been through so much this year. I wish for you the comfort of your own self. You don't need us, your viewers, to be amazing. That is already in your nature.
Such an amazing video, amazing scenery! Makes me want to go - right now! Thanks for taking us along. And then the best ending ever: "I put a napkin on it." - OMG 😂
Yuka great video, next should be 3Capes S/E Tasmania. 48 klms senstational coastal scenery. Only problem no tenting, however plenty of space, accommodation very good. Plenty of videos on TH-cam. Thankyou.😊
This brought back some memories! Day 1 is always so busy with day hikers and then it gets quieter. Looks like all the huts were brand new. Great video Yuka
Hey you are in my home state! That's so cool! It's been a long time since I walked the Overland Track, it's changed a lot since then. Wasn't much in the way of boardwalk back then lol.
Well done Yuka! Sleeping alone out in the forest after a long walk is good for keeping a clean mind. When beeing out trekking I love it when the different days blur and you no longer know exactly which day it is today. Then all worries, constraints and hardships from normal life are forgotten and only the here and now counts. Thank you for letting us be part of this!
I've only been to NZ, and hiking there is nice. You don't have to worry about bears or mountain lions or other big animals that can mess you up, so you could hike by yourself unlike here in Canada.
I did the first section of this hike a number of year ago. It is a beautiful part of the world. Great video and remember just do what makes you happy and you will be happy. I feel in love with wombats on this trip. Still my favourite animal 10 years later.
Did you see the baby wombat? Sooooo cute❤️ and my patreon shared a great and cute website with me. theoatmeal.com/comics/wombats you should go check it out 😁 I loved the part “murder cheeks”
Your writing skills are not poor at all, you have nice handwriting. And writing the to-do in past tense is a clever idea; I might start doing that in my bullet journal. I love hiking but I've only hiked in the US. This looks so amazing. Holy crumbs those huts are swank, haha. I don't think we have much like that here, and it is certainly not like the shelters on the AT.
Leave it to Yuka to make me, a "hiking is boring" person, want to go to the other side of the planet to hike for 7 days. Thank you for sharing, awesome trip!
Your videos always inspire me. Great non-bike video. Getting back into MTN biking after a 20yr break and your videos help battling my basically beginner mental blocks. Keep the videos coming and thanks!
I recommend you read the novel The Long Walk by Stephen King, written under his penname Richard Bachman. It's about an annual walking competition with boys. The winner gets whatever they want for the rest of their life, but the catch is, only one can survive. It's the first novel Stephen King completed. He wrote it in 1967 at age 19 at the University of Maine. It's a short novel. Some people read it in one day.
Thank you for sharing your adventure. I've noticed that hiking really makes me appreciate my mountain bike :). My best/worst hiking trip was a day trip hiking Castle mountain. I thought mountain biking would prepare me for hiking, but it did not.
So good to see you taking care of yourself Yuka and taking care of your mental health. Finding some peace in a peaceful place. I hope to see you come back full time/full speed to mountain biking, but if you don't it's okay. If you are happy, I'm happy for you.
Well done on the endurance and mental fortitude front again Yuka 😊a small but invaluable bit of advice...wear a well cushioned pair of socks when hiking...you'll be well surprised by the difference they make 👍looking forward to your next adventure 😊
Glad you did that trail and checked it off your list Yuka!!! Such a great trial and your video bring back many memories of walking that trail!!! Thanks for a great video
Congrats! I did the Overland Track 37 years ago, it's a real adventure and physical and logistical challenge. Beautiful part of the world. The huts and facilities look much improved now.
Wow! What a wonderful adventure and escape! My favorite parts would be when the people thinned out....all that pain got you to peace. And I never knew Wombat poop was square!
Wow that was a great video Yuka! You really are an adventurer going all the way to Tasmania to do something on your list. It looks so peaceful and relaxing there and you didn't do anything in wild boar mode! Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Looked like a good time! I think that voice inside us that we like to battle with to get through something is what keeps people like us doing the sports we love.
So refreshing to see another mountain biker enjoy hiking/backpacking. My wife and I do just that as well. You should consider some trail runners...like Altra Olympus 5 or Topo Ultraventure 3. Your feet will thank you 😊.
I think this is your best video EVER ! I used to be all about mountain biking and found that my desire to live on the edge all the time lost its novelty after awhile. PLEASE do more hiking and self-introspection videos. YOU are the most interesting part of your videos.
Thank you for your kind comment ✨ I’d love to do more of those adventures in the future 😁
"normally people go in to the hut and socialize but I just stay outside and enjoy nature" love it Yuka 🥂
A blind person could have seen this coming, Im glad for you and Im grateful we got to tag along. I hope you can return to MTB as an enjoyable hobby and not such a job in the future. Your fans eagerly await the next big changes and we'll cheer you on along the way
I did a wonderful 3 day hike in Washington, USA along a beach from Rialto Beach to Lake Ozette. It was truly spectacular and beautiful, but you must have a tide-table with you and be careful not to camp where the tide will come in. Sometimes you must rest on a hill because the tide comes in so there is nowhere to hike. The things I saw and the pictures I took were spectacular. I highly recommend you do it. You are completely cut off from the world for 3 days and there is no official places to camp. You are truly out in the wild and it is not maintained with stairs, toilets, rest huts. It's just nature. You will rarely see people. The sunsets over the water are amazing.
Worst thing is all the "buddies" - what I used to call folks in close proximity on bike rides or walks (hikes). I always hated having buddies, as getting away from people was one of my motivations for hikes or bike rides. Enjoy your break.
Eric should wake up evey day and thank you for being in his life. Great video as always
After about 18 years of Mtbing I too started to feel burnt out from Mtbing. Looking for a change I bought my first gravel bike. It was the answer I was looking for. A whole different style of riding, so much fun. Seven plus years later and I love riding my gravel bike just as much as my Mtb. So now I alternate between the 2 for variety. I admire your courage doing a 7 day hike on your own. You are an inspiration of life, keep it up.
I’m doing a huge bikepacking in Tasmania right now and it’s a completely different riding. My whole world changed✨
"all i had to do was walk.... for 10 hours" lol. you're an inspiration yuka.
this video really resonates with me. i'm taking a "break from everything" myself atm. got burned out from doing the things i loved too much, with too many expectations, and it wasn't fun anymore. but i feel like i'm nearing the end of the break now that i find myself doing those things in my dreams once again :)
That’s great you came out from the other side and doing what you love once again. Sometimes we need time to miss those stuff so we can remember how much we love them.
@@VanGirlYuka you should come to Western Australia it is amazing plus we have lungs longer bike park
Youre an amazing person Yuka, Thank you for bringing us along with you.
You’re*
@@thelittleewokboss9929 Lol
Hi Yuka,
I am sorry that you are going through a hard time. I think this is God’s way of making you rethink what is important, and to ask for help and guidance. I hope that you continue to ride. You are an inspiration, you are passionate and persistent. You will be ok. P.S., Eric needs to give you all out massage. Take care, and God bless Don
I think most of us mountain bikers enjoy the solitude... even when biking trails with friends you're still mostly alone. Love your videos Yuka!
Yes Yuka! You found a new challenge.
15:50 Yes - every backpack trip I have been on (in my youth) left some open hurt! Usually in my feet, but sometimes from some stumble and scrape.
You should have asked some experienced backpacker - There is always something that begins scraping - you don't have to suffer through it - adjustments can be made, especially to a backpack.
Thank you Yuka for sharing your adventures with us - TASMANIA!!! :)
Another slightly different video -- spice for your channel. It reminded me of your trip to Japan after you got injured and your adventure "camping" in a UHaul in Canada. Thank you for taking us along to see that gorgeous scenery!
Laughed so hard with the square poop, hilarious! Great adventure, crazy beautiful there!
I did that same walk many years ago. In the middle of summer. It snowed half way. A girl had to be airlifted out after swimming (it was aslo very hot) in a granite hole that covered her with leeches. There was a long stretch jumping from lump of button grass to another - for hours and hours. The tree roots killed our feet and legs. The huts were in poor condition. There weren't many board walks. We had to walk through water waste deep for half a kilometer. We cheered up at Lake St.Claire.
"i had fun. every step had a pain". what an absolute maniac
Fantastic video and glad you finally got to do it and tick it off your list. Breathtaking scenery
Beautiful!! Thanks for the vicarious hike, and some childhood memories. I left Tasie for Canada 50 years ago. It seems they have fixed the trail a bit in the last 50 years. People used to get lost on that trail and never be seen again. My father used to participate in search parties.
Whoa, can see why, definitely more modern now.
So true. People still go missing and die on that track these days. It's a serious hike.
The lady at cradle mountain visited centre really wanted me to bring a satellite phone just in case. Around the Pine Valley area was not as well marked as the main track for sure. I’m glad I survived!
I’ve been following you since a while now and this was by far the most touching video in a while.
It put me back into my shoes when I did the short Cradle mountain round (3 day hike).
Your kind of story telling and your loveliness are different from most other creators. Keep pushing for your dreams and following your passion as long as you keep being a true inspiration.
Nice to run into yesterday. Hope you enjoyed the riding here in Hobart.
Great video. You have been through so much this year. I wish for you the comfort of your own self. You don't need us, your viewers, to be amazing. That is already in your nature.
Such an amazing video, amazing scenery! Makes me want to go - right now! Thanks for taking us along. And then the best ending ever: "I put a napkin on it." - OMG 😂
Yuka great video, next should be 3Capes S/E Tasmania. 48 klms senstational coastal scenery. Only problem no tenting, however plenty of space, accommodation very good. Plenty of videos on TH-cam. Thankyou.😊
This brought back some memories! Day 1 is always so busy with day hikers and then it gets quieter. Looks like all the huts were brand new. Great video Yuka
Such a good video Yuka-pei ❤
You should’ve done it too 😁
You are strong lady, always will be. Take it easy enjoy.
Brilliant! Loved the square poop bit 😂🙏🏼
Amazing Yuma!! Congratulations
god bless ! you are amazing!
Hey you are in my home state! That's so cool! It's been a long time since I walked the Overland Track, it's changed a lot since then. Wasn't much in the way of boardwalk back then lol.
It must’ve been much harder!!
Well done Yuka! Sleeping alone out in the forest after a long walk is good for keeping a clean mind.
When beeing out trekking I love it when the different days blur and you no longer know exactly which day it is today. Then all worries, constraints and hardships from normal life are forgotten and only the here and now counts.
Thank you for letting us be part of this!
I've only been to NZ, and hiking there is nice. You don't have to worry about bears or mountain lions or other big animals that can mess you up, so you could hike by yourself unlike here in Canada.
I feel the same! Though Australia still has snakes that will kill us…NZ is the safest!
Thanks for sharing your adventure!
Yuka you are my inspiration your so awesome I love your spirit and sense of humour you rock girl and I wish you all the best ❤❤❤❤❤
That is such a beautiful part of Australia - I was there in 2021. So glad you could experience it.
I did the first section of this hike a number of year ago. It is a beautiful part of the world. Great video and remember just do what makes you happy and you will be happy.
I feel in love with wombats on this trip. Still my favourite animal 10 years later.
Did you see the baby wombat? Sooooo cute❤️ and my patreon shared a great and cute website with me. theoatmeal.com/comics/wombats you should go check it out 😁 I loved the part “murder cheeks”
you would have passed the scout hut on your first day of travels, i have been going there since i was 6 months old, cradle is an amazing place
You two are too much fun. Come back to Bellingham and ride again this summer! Cheers!
Enjoy tasmania. You are always welcome
I have done the overland with my family and loved it hope you have a good break and enjoy ur stay in aussie!
Your writing skills are not poor at all, you have nice handwriting. And writing the to-do in past tense is a clever idea; I might start doing that in my bullet journal. I love hiking but I've only hiked in the US. This looks so amazing. Holy crumbs those huts are swank, haha. I don't think we have much like that here, and it is certainly not like the shelters on the AT.
I was there in Jan 2022 and made it to Marion’s lookout. It’s an amazing view.
Leave it to Yuka to make me, a "hiking is boring" person, want to go to the other side of the planet to hike for 7 days.
Thank you for sharing, awesome trip!
thanks for coming to tassie!
君の人生の歩き方は僕らにとって良い刺激になっていて感謝です。
今回もいろいろ見せてくれてありがとうございます。
観ていて、ゆかちゃんが満足げな顔になったから良かったと思う。
ゆかちゃんがいろんな所へ行き感じて考えることを共有してくれるのは僕らにとって楽しい。
病気と怪我に気をつけて、エリックと幸せにね。
最終日はもうスッキリした顔してましたよね笑
あのシャワーは最高でした✨
That was a crazy trek. Good for you for making it through. It’s tough to hike with a lot of weight in your pack.
Congratulations on ticking this one off your bucket list!! Great video!
Lovely of you to share the journey with us especially if you were feeling exhausted.
Just a great video! Made me 😂 made me 🥹 whatever you feel like making a video about, I’ll watch! 👍😄 Thanks!
What a great journey Yuka!!!! 👋👋👋
Your videos always inspire me. Great non-bike video. Getting back into MTN biking after a 20yr break and your videos help battling my basically beginner mental blocks. Keep the videos coming and thanks!
Hope u enjoy it
I recommend you read the novel The Long Walk by Stephen King, written under his penname Richard Bachman. It's about an annual walking competition with boys. The winner gets whatever they want for the rest of their life, but the catch is, only one can survive. It's the first novel Stephen King completed. He wrote it in 1967 at age 19 at the University of Maine. It's a short novel. Some people read it in one day.
When you get back to the bike you should come up to Townsville, we have some pretty good trails.
You are amazing, Yuka. Thanks for taking us on such an awesome journey. Greeting from Singapore.
What an amazing trip! The views and time to recharge your social battery must have been amazing! Great job Yuka!
One of the best Yuka videos ever!
Great vid Yuka ! 😎
Yuka, you are the best.
What a powerhouse you are Yuka. Much respect. Thanks for taking us along with you.
Thank you for sharing your adventure. I've noticed that hiking really makes me appreciate my mountain bike :). My best/worst hiking trip was a day trip hiking Castle mountain. I thought mountain biking would prepare me for hiking, but it did not.
That "Oh my God" from Eric at the end said it all 🤣.
Thank you Yuka, invest in some orthotic inserts for your next hiking adventure!!!
You are an inspiration Yuka! Hope you loved our beautiful Tasmanian. Such a beautiful place 🙏
This was the first hiking video I've ever watched. Great edit! I enjoyed it.
I’m glad you enjoyed it 😁👍
Beautiful scenery and shots! Glad you're doing well! We all need to disconnect at times.
greatly admire Yuka
So good to see you taking care of yourself Yuka and taking care of your mental health. Finding some peace in a peaceful place. I hope to see you come back full time/full speed to mountain biking, but if you don't it's okay. If you are happy, I'm happy for you.
I came back full speed and I joined a race in Hobart😁 that was super fun! It’s going to be BCpovs channel👍
Thanks for taking us along 👍🏻
great vlog. good narrative and awesome shots of the scenery
Beautiful video....very inspirational 👏🏼
So beautiful, what a amazing hike, thanks for sharing 😊
Well done on the endurance and mental fortitude front again Yuka 😊a small but invaluable bit of advice...wear a well cushioned pair of socks when hiking...you'll be well surprised by the difference they make 👍looking forward to your next adventure 😊
That looked great. It was fantastic seeing you in Tassie, and wonderful that you made to the SOHO Enduro!
Well done Yuka! You’re an inspiration. I’ve missed you.
That hike looks so epic. Thanks for taking us on the adventure.
Great video!
Also... I take a break: get over here sofa
Yuka takes a break: I'm going an an 82Km, 2400m expedition
Impressive
what an amazing and beautiful adventure, as always a wonderful story telling and imagery, thank you for sharing .
Great vid! I watched every video you produced for some years now. Good job with your hike!
I really enjoy yuka's bike videos, but I LOVE this backpacking ones. Thank you Yuka :)
おつかれさまでした！ 頑張りましたねっ！
Glad you did that trail and checked it off your list Yuka!!!
Such a great trial and your video bring back many memories of walking that trail!!!
Thanks for a great video
GO YUKA!!! Cheering for you!
Congrats! I did the Overland Track 37 years ago, it's a real adventure and physical and logistical challenge. Beautiful part of the world. The huts and facilities look much improved now.
I thought of sleeping in it because they were so clean and beautiful✨
Oh my. One tough cookie Yuka. This old Marine would welcome you to be part our outfit anytime. You qualify.😉😎
Loved your adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations, one more item checked on your bucket list.
Most importantly, you are staying true to yourself❣️ Great Job🥰
What a beautiful adventure
This was a very relaxing watch, thank you so much Yuka.
Taking a break is good. Take time for yourself
Yuka-san, I'm so proud of you!
Wow! What a wonderful adventure and escape! My favorite parts would be when the people thinned out....all that pain got you to peace. And I never knew Wombat poop was square!
Funny endearing creature ❤️
Thanks for taking us on such an awesome journey. All the pain seemed so worth it. 💪🏽
Wow that was a great video Yuka! You really are an adventurer going all the way to Tasmania to do something on your list. It looks so peaceful and relaxing there and you didn't do anything in wild boar mode! Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Looked like a good time! I think that voice inside us that we like to battle with to get through something is what keeps people like us doing the sports we love.
We need pain (like climbing up mountains) to enjoy the sport more…
So refreshing to see another mountain biker enjoy hiking/backpacking. My wife and I do just that as well. You should consider some trail runners...like Altra Olympus 5 or Topo Ultraventure 3. Your feet will thank you 😊.
Other guy on the trail was saying the same thing! I should try hiking with trail runners✨
So good to see you in my neck of the woods. Great video. You are very tough to take this on your own
You are such an awesome person Yuka. Ty for sharing.
I stopped riding in 2009. I miss it on occasion, but I've replaced my habit with others. Life. Ya know?