Your videos are so beautiful, the scenery is totally amazing and you do a great job of sharing it with us. Breathtaking, for sure. I am a seventy nine year old lady, I have cancer and your videos give me so much pleasure. I get to see the places I've dreamed of but never got to see. While watching I feel that I am actually along with you .I thank you for your love of hiking and videoing what you experience, I thank you for being a really nice person. God be with you, can't wait for your next video!!
Thanks. I didn't know about the PCT and all the beauty until I was diagnosed in 2019. Three surgeries later, I was clear to do it. Life is short and no matter what age, we never know how much time we have. For those who can't make it to the trail or up the trail, I'm glad I was able to bring to you what I could. Unfortunately, I will only have one remaining video (for now) as the Mountains have taken their toll on me...time to come home and take care of my body. Home to recover, gain a little weight and strength back, with no regrets. Not that I need to explain myself and choice, but I will fill you all in soon! 🙏 Prayers for your health and well being - Cancer sucks!!
Wallace creek to Kearsarge junction is my favorite section of the JMT. Bighorn Plateau and Forester Pass are my favorite to hike. The climb from Vidette Mdw to Kearsarge Jct kicks my butt every time. As always great video.
I love that ya can't keep the videos short😄 Most other hikes are just updates an alotta talk with very little scenery. These videos are gold... and never quit on a bad day Unless you are quiting your job.😂
you are making me want to go backpacking real bad right now. And to be walking in the footsteps of John Muir. Amazing!!! "Of all the mountain ranges I have climbed, I like the Sierra Nevada the best." John Muir
Congratulations on your journey distance so far 👍👍 thank you for them long videos because you are sharing those beautiful lakes and mountains and valleys most of us will never see nor smell in person ❤️safe happy trails👏👏👏
Love seeing the families on trail! What amazing memories for their kids! Love the interviews Manny…its so cool seeing who is on the trail with you and a little of their back history. Epics videos…so beautiful. Safe travels my friend, looking forward to the next!
Another amazing video! I see why you cant keep them short for now at least. The Sierra's are are so beautiful. So far everyday you have spent in the Sierra's have been amazing. My gear is complete now so I have no excuses.
What an awesome video! I’ve been watching ur vlog since the beginning of PCT. I enjoying watching ur interactions with other hikers and the scenery along the way.
Great filming Manny, and nice music (this time 😋). Please don't apologize for longer videos, they are so appreciated! Happy trails, so glad you are enjoying it so much. Congrat's on all that elevation, you earned those views.
I’ve been watching since the beginning. Just subscribed. You do the best videos by far. Thanks for giving me a better glimpse of what to expect. PCT 2023. Can’t wait
Good to hear. Takes a lot if time, off trail to post, but have a couple more videos coming soon. Realistically, with the amount of miles I've hiked so far and the time, thru Hiking to Canada is not possible this year with the Vlogging I'm doing. But others will continue on with shorter videos. But glad I can show you (and others) what I have seen and experienced, thus far. Best to you with your planning and endeavors on the PCT next year! 👍🏽👣😎
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure! My cat Fritzie and I have been following your journey. We are enjoying all the natural beauty and interesting people you meet on trail :)
Such a gorgeous section! I did a 5 day trip over Kearsarge 25+ years ago. A trip I'll never forget. I really enjoy your interest in the other hikers and the interviews. Continued great videos! They're not too long for me! 🌻💛👏
We always have lunch at Wallace Crk before moving on and the section after Wallace is the best views, best section. Tyndall Frog pond is another great spot to camp.
Horseshoe Meadows road to and from Lone Pine will get you to Trail Pass or Cottonwood Pass. Both lead to and from the trail. I have come down and up both. (NOT the Whitney Portal Trail.) From Lone Pine drive about 3.5 miles up Whitney Portal road, then left onto Trail Pass road...20 miles up to Trail heads!
Happy (belated) Birthday to Bluebird! ♥️
Your videos are so beautiful, the scenery is totally amazing and you do a great job of sharing it with us. Breathtaking, for sure. I am a seventy nine year old lady, I have cancer and your
videos give me so much pleasure. I get to see the places I've dreamed of but never got to see. While watching I feel that I am actually along with you .I thank you for your love of hiking and videoing what you experience, I thank you for being a really nice person. God be with you, can't wait for your next video!!
I’m with Mary. Thanks for sharing and taking us along for the ride.
Thanks. I didn't know about the PCT and all the beauty until I was diagnosed in 2019. Three surgeries later, I was clear to do it. Life is short and no matter what age, we never know how much time we have. For those who can't make it to the trail or up the trail, I'm glad I was able to bring to you what I could. Unfortunately, I will only have one remaining video (for now) as the Mountains have taken their toll on me...time to come home and take care of my body. Home to recover, gain a little weight and strength back, with no regrets. Not that I need to explain myself and choice, but I will fill you all in soon! 🙏 Prayers for your health and well being - Cancer sucks!!
Never quit on a bad day!!!!! Great philosophy.
No wonder John Muir was such a proponent for the wildness of the sierras. Your videos are making me miss my mountains so much
Wallace creek to Kearsarge junction is my favorite section of the JMT. Bighorn Plateau and Forester Pass are my favorite to hike. The climb from Vidette Mdw to Kearsarge Jct kicks my butt every time. As always great video.
Every day above ground is a good day!!!
I love that ya can't keep the videos short😄 Most other hikes are just updates an alotta talk with very little scenery. These videos are gold... and never quit on a bad day Unless you are quiting your job.😂
Another fabulous video….and Happy Birthday ( belated) to Bluebird x
Thanks Manny. Another excellent video. Most epic scenery of the trip imo. Wow. Peace
you are making me want to go backpacking real bad right now. And to be walking in the footsteps of John Muir. Amazing!!!
"Of all the mountain ranges I have climbed, I like the Sierra Nevada the best." John Muir
Congratulations on your journey distance so far 👍👍 thank you for them long videos because you are sharing those beautiful lakes and mountains and valleys most of us will never see nor smell in person ❤️safe happy trails👏👏👏
Awesome episode Manny! Great scenery, great people , great challenges ! Really enjoying your trek!
Thank you and keep the videos as long as you want otherwise we wouldn’t get all those beautiful shots. 🖐🏽
Love seeing the families on trail! What amazing memories for their kids! Love the interviews Manny…its so cool seeing who is on the trail with you and a little of their back history. Epics videos…so beautiful. Safe travels my friend, looking forward to the next!
Just wonderful!
Great Manny!
Probably the best video so far…. For now! Brings back cool memories recognizing the area your going through right now! Stay safe
Another amazing video! I see why you cant keep them short for now at least. The Sierra's are are so beautiful. So far everyday you have spent in the Sierra's have been amazing. My gear is complete now so I have no excuses.
I love your optimism!!!
What an awesome video! I’ve been watching ur vlog since the beginning of PCT. I enjoying watching ur interactions with other hikers and the scenery along the way.
Without doubt your videos are the best! Absolutely awesome
Wow, thanks. 😊
Great filming Manny, and nice music (this time 😋). Please don't apologize for longer videos, they are so appreciated! Happy trails, so glad you are enjoying it so much. Congrat's on all that elevation, you earned those views.
Excellent footage!! Thank you Manny on Trail.
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I’ve been watching since the beginning. Just subscribed. You do the best videos by far. Thanks for giving me a better glimpse of what to expect. PCT 2023. Can’t wait
Good to hear. Takes a lot if time, off trail to post, but have a couple more videos coming soon. Realistically, with the amount of miles I've hiked so far and the time, thru Hiking to Canada is not possible this year with the Vlogging I'm doing. But others will continue on with shorter videos. But glad I can show you (and others) what I have seen and experienced, thus far. Best to you with your planning and endeavors on the PCT next year! 👍🏽👣😎
These views were just outstanding. To think one month ago it was covered in snow. Beautiful views, thanks for sharing Manny.
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure! My cat Fritzie and I have been following your journey. We are enjoying all the natural beauty and interesting people you meet on trail :)
Such a gorgeous section! I did a 5 day trip over Kearsarge 25+ years ago. A trip I'll never forget. I really enjoy your interest in the other hikers and the interviews. Continued great videos! They're not too long for me! 🌻💛👏
Phenomenal episode! ...you didn't miss your calling
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We always have lunch at Wallace Crk before moving on and the section after Wallace is the best views, best section. Tyndall Frog pond is another great spot to camp.
By introducing us to the other hikers you're opening up a whole different side of the PCT for us. Thank you for that!!
Amazing footage
Also today I flew over the Sierras between yosemite and kings canyon. I told myself, somewhere down there is Manny, lol.
😎lol
It's ok Manny!! Long videos are really enjoying
It's beautiful place I really like
So beautiful. What camera set up are you using?
DJI Osmos 2
Hey Manny great videos, been following from the beginning. Not sure if I missed something, just curious why you changed tents?
Free standing for hard rock and snow conditions and ability to see the stars : ) (temporary switch, convenience of friends holding gear in Bishop.)
Going backwards a minute...where did you get off the trail to get into Lone Pine? Trailhead name?
Horseshoe Meadows road to and from Lone Pine will get you to Trail Pass or Cottonwood Pass. Both lead to and from the trail. I have come down and up both. (NOT the Whitney Portal Trail.) From Lone Pine drive about 3.5 miles up Whitney Portal road, then left onto Trail Pass road...20 miles up to Trail heads!