Climbing Mt. Hood and Running the Timberline Trail in One Day | Beat Monday Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2018
- Mike and Jason head to Portland, Oregon for the ultimate mountain adventure. They’ll attempt the first known summit and circumnavigation of Mount Hood, a brutal 42 mile tour of the mountain, within a 24 hour period. This is episode one of the new Beat Monday series on Outside TV!
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I miss this series. Someone should bring it back (At least when Covid is over).
I'm 12 and I summited mount hood last year and it was the greatest adventure ever
Wow man! What you guys did was insane. Definitely inspired. 👌
Fun to watch as someone raised in Portland/ on Mt. Hood!
Word. The backyard.
Really cool concept for a series and well put together too. I enjoyed watching this and can’t wait for more episodes!
Impressive feat, even without embellishing on the hazards of the south side dog route in the summer.
Congratulations Mike and Jason. Just hiking it took me two days.
This is gonna be a great series!
Fred Mayers
Lost it when he said that
Another great video! Love you guys!
Way to go boys, what a great weekend for ya!
Loved this!
Saving grace was the quote about adventure...true in every sense
Really like the concept, i'd like to see more.
This amazing I want more
Man, this looks more stressful than fun. Glad you guys had a good time though
Wow that was amazing! Definitely inspired but seems a bit crazy too to do it within that time. Glad it worked out without any injuries or accidents! I hope to see more like this soon.
Do these guys have other content of these long hauls? This is a great start to a series!
More episodes are coming soon! Stay tuned
Nice work! just hiked this last week. Definitely didn’t do it in a day though. How on earth did the camera guys keep up with them? Interested in how you filmed it.
Nice one guys!!
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They even sniped some savage stone grinds along the way
That was when I thought to myself "ohh yeah these guys aren't skiers". Classic alpine climber Jerry moves right there
The stretch @ 10:05 requires a lot of strength!!
Ballin' intro.
Those activities are way more fun when you aren’t sleep deprived....
Million times better when everyone is feeling/thinking well.
Big Wave Its not smart to encourage others to rush thru these kind of climbs.
Timberline Trail is my favorite long run. If you run it stay on the peak side trail options for best views, including the now 'old' Eliot crossing; Eden Park; McNeil point loop which includes a funky, somewhat technical descent (counter-clockwise. Starts just downhill from the shelter); and Paradise Park full trail, which, in September won't have the flowers but has wonderful late afternoon/evening light, assuming a Timberline start. There is a shortcut that eliminates the Bald Mountain loop but if you use it you'll miss the terrific view of Hood as you turn back toward the mountain, shown to good effect by the drone camera. Enjoy!
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The paradise loop was amazing in September with all the leaves changing color. Suitable substitute for flowers.
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You guys should take a look at Defiance Ridge Hike in the Columbia River George, Its the grand daddy of elevation in the Gorge.
I'm waiting for some ultra runner to go and run this whole thing in like 12 hours
A little over 6 hours is the Fastest known time, most do it in 8-12hrs.
I did a Hood360 earlier this summer, with a goal of 10 hours, but it took 13, lol
Was talking to a runner in parking lot last spring, I took the lift up and skinned up to have lunch at crater rock. The guy comes chugging along (running from the parking lot) in his trail runners and short shorts/tank top and sits down to chat/snack for a couple minutes, turns out he was a pro ultra guy from Alaska. No crampons, food, water etc., but he had some snowshoes, I told him he should be careful as it gets steeper/colder. Last time I saw him he was halfway up the hogsback. I headed back down so didn't see him again but would guess he did parking lot to summit and back in a few hours if it wasn't too icy, but it must have been sketchy and icy up top, just a little bit of clouds/weather and he could have been in trouble. Probably enough time to go hit the t trail afterwords.
One of my friends / old coworkers on the mtn ran the timberline trail by herself in about 8hrs it blew us all away.
check oregonhikers.org and you might be surprised :P
congrats TRT boys
I was skiing on Hood in july...
Wow.. Cool
I don't hike for speed. I hike to slow down, enjoy the nature and wilderness.
Did the Timberline in 70 hours in September✌️I'd do it every weekend if I could.
Man, i envy you guys, I wanted to this, having similar situation with you
Looks like a great adventure for a couple of good hikers. If someone tried to run to the summit and circumnavigate it I think it would match the tone the makers of the video were trying to set. For ultrarunners this is on the smaller side.
what camera are you using while you are filming and running? quality looks great
the film crew must be wicked bad ass
Lmao they put a pic of rainier in there on accident
My husband and I did this trail for our honeymoon, in the very average 3 days/ 2 nights. But we ran into an ultrarunner in the last 5 miles that was going to finish in under 12 hours.
Cool video, but you used a photo of Rainier in the intro while talking about Hood.
What specific shot are you referring to?
Wes Coughlin 1:55 That’s the Muir snowfield on Rainier. Gib rock in the background and the Kautz is the biggest give away.
Ahhh the archival shot. Yeah that was my bad. Sorry about that.
Wes Coughlin shit happens. Nice work otherwise
Wes Coughlin excellent work with this bud...well done
What Hyperlite packs were they using?
Luxury trip
What shoes are you guys using/wearing?
Why is the Hood River on the trail?
12 hrs to climb from timberline? Maybe with he mazamas, but not if your skilled and in shape. 4 days for circumnavigation? Only if lazing it...
Yeah, thought the same thing, 4 days is pretty slow. Gotta make it all sound harder than it is I guess
I feel the same here. I think they are trying to make it sounded more difficult to make up for the filming.
4 days lets one sit down, smoke your pipe, and take in the scenery.
Poor DPSs
FYI: This has been done a few times prior to this show by a few different people - here is the fastest time logged. fastestknowntime.com/fkt/stephen-schieberl-mt-hood-circum-summit-or-2017-07-19 Seth Wolpin did this as well a few years back.
Have the bodies of those 2 missing climbers from 2006 been found? It was a 3 man party, where one body was found, but the other 2 were missing.
Guess they took Friday off to fly.
Not quite. It was filmed in real time with the guys flying out from Colorado on 6pm flights. They did get back home around midnight on Sunday so technically they could have fit a few more hours in.. but we have to let them sleep sometime before the work week haha.
when you sweating that much you need salt (sodium) or you will dilute you self hyponatremia
I live in dufur
Where was the closing shot filmed from?
Do you mean over downtown with Mount Hood at the horizon? That would be from somewhere around the International Rose Test Garden.
Let's just point out that these bro'ey guys did all this, which is cool and impressive, but the film crew also did it with tons of gear so.... who is the real badass?
Is this a Redbull show? Looks just like their other shows
Lol that skiing looks pretty awful.
Also: that is seriously impressive that an ripped guy like Jason was able to keep moving quick all day, that's a lot of extra weight to be carrying around
i wouldnt call Hood that technical. but yea the no falls zones are pretty sketch. Pearly gates with 50 MPH winds and no visibility took a few hours off my life.
12:31 - put your phone away while you're driving
I like hiking & backpacking.
This does not look like fun.
Why race the clock? Defeats the point.
Where is the video? There were 10 miles to go and then it was over - you skipped the filming of the whole last part
Maybe both their GoPros ran out of battery.
What about the camera man? Props to him
Is there an easy Trail someone like me as a beginner
Sure. Hundreds of them. Start at Timberline Lodge and hike up (toward the summit) until you have had enough, then turn around.
Wally Kramer have you ever did tuckerman's ravine
@@joanquinn3582 Isn't that in New Hampshire? There *is* a Mount Washington in Oregon but I have only walked around it, not up it. I've only been in New Hampshire for a few hours once.
Wally Kramer yes that's in New Hampshire
@@joanquinn3582 No, never hiked in NH. It's a bit out of my way....
if you guys enjoy that content, check out Mediore Amatures. Similar content but all over the world. Those guys, like these guys, just send it.
Timberline Trail 40.7 miles not 38...
Depends who you ask. Also, now that the Eliot crossing has been recovered the trail is slightly shorter
Actually no, I have a Topo map with detailed mile markers. It’s 40.7 miles.
@@kerryloehr8281 Really, interesting. That's good to know. What map is that? Sounds like something that would be great to have
I’m traveling for the weekend but will look at it when I get home and post the precise one. I know I bought it at REI.
It’s the 462S Timberline Trail / Mt Hood Map by Green Trails listed here (which also shows the trail as 40 miles).... theguide.io/articles/2016/circumnavigation-of-mt-hood-on-the-timberline-trail
This was kinda dorky
This is some “Hood ass shit”.
12 hrs to summit from the parking lot is a crawling pace. Even the Mazamas are wee bit faster. 8 is typical, fast is 3. I know a few people who have summited/circumnavigated in 24 hrs and without skis for the descent. Outside should do some research before making a show, and stop trying to be so dramatic. Also, maybe use a pic of Hood in the opening shot of a story about Hood, not Rainier.
I noticed the shot of Rainier also. Kind of funny. Whoops, wrong mountain.
ScottYJ most typical hiking/summit times are for the “average person.” So yes, a crawling pace compared to the more athletic type.
@@mickoharevisuals average is 8hrs. Guides won't even take you if you do less than a 1000 vertical feet per hour. 12 is literally crawling up the mountain.
Here is a link to where we got 12 hours (under schedule) --> www.mountainshop.net/about/climbing-mt-hood/, also referring to the summit/circumnavigation in a 24 hour period, there is no information available of anyone online doing this, so research was done, but never is 100% accurate because of the lack of available information. Thanks for watching!
They did say 12 hours for round trip, not one way
It was be great to see a version of this where it's two women conquering badass adventures! I'd love to see that. Could feature excellent women from different sports.
Pretty much lost me with the running shoes going up with Glacier without crampons and I know exactly where you were this is why people die none the less I guess that's a good quote on quote achievement
Worth noting on safety here that they did switch to hard boots and crampons below encountering anything super critical.
These guys work full time jobs and then leave their families on weekends and go off together. Guess how long their marriages are going to last. Unless of course there are men to fill in for them at home when they are away.
Thank you.