Day 62 on The Pacific Crest Trail, Summiting Glen Pass, Losing half our group-
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Very rugged terrane and dangerous. One snow storm and the trail would be buried. So glad your in a strong group. Amazing video! You rock it Feathers!
What an adventure. The water can be so dangerous. Those hikers can be grateful that you caught them when the current got to be too much.
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wow.... kate is great....she catches hikers. Be careful Kate.
You always seem so calm, even in the presence of extreme hazards! I can tell from the vlogs you’re with a super strong group, both mentally and physically! The water is probably the most intimidating aspect for me. Beautiful but OMG, the power! Such good video! Kudos Feathers.
Congrats on 800 miles. Anybody floating down that roaring stream would not have made it. Big congratulations for lifesaving. I am surprised that no one was carrying a rope for the crossings. Happy Trails. Good Luck, Rick
Cudos for being a life saver 👍🖖.
always envisioned myself doing the PCT solo, as a personal challenge for fun. no guts, no glory, right? LOL, but i can see solo navigation over the Sierras' definitely going to be a major challenge. think i will do it 1 or 2 months later into the season, when most of the snow is gone. then crunch out major miles over the snow-free, river-calmer trails. hopefully, starting out later in the season, the earlier PCT desert parts won't be too hot to hike through. thank you for posting, feathers. gives me stuff to think about.
That's some challenging mountaineering, I think you've earned your merit badge on this trip 😀
Laughing death in the face. You are awesome girl. Imagine what the world would be like if everyone had an attitude like you. Pleasure watching your videos thank you for sharing. Stay strong and safe🙃
Thanks Kate for the excellent documentation.
Hello Kate, happy Thursday to you. Sincere thanks for wonderful filming and your excellent narrating. I would have been praying every step while crossing the bridge. You maintained your composure extremely well. It doesn't get much more challenging than that. Please, take good care of yourself. Kate, this is truly an award winning video. 🤗
I am still astonished at the amount of snow still in the sierras in July. 85 degrees, melting snow mean wet and wild creek and river crossings. YIKES SAFE HIKING
Feather's you are amazing and your fellow hikers.thank you for sharing your adventure with us all..you are always smiling and bringing good vibes !! It must be breath taking to actually be there!! Be safe and keep on keepin on!!!
So you went fishing for people. Love it!
Love your videos of the PCT. Like to see one of the typical daily trail life of Feathers from when you get up in the morning until you hit the hay at night. Keep up the vids.
Ok I'll try to make a uber detailed day in the life video. Set up to break down.
Awespme video :-)
That dinasaur looking rock is called Fin Dome.
If you watched Homemade Wanderlust's videos from 2017, I believe that same creek (White Fork?) shook her up and stopped her for the night. A guy I met on my trip in 2004 said the accent up Woods Creek made him think of Rivendell from The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings, because of all the flowing water.
If you haven't passed it already, the Tuolumne River below Glen Aulin has a series of waterfalls/cascades that should be amazing this year. Late afternoon would be best. They are maybe 3 or 4 miles downstream from the PCT, tho...
That snow melt water has to taste so good after some of the questionable sources you've had to draw from in the last several hundred miles. Strong heart, girl.
It's delicious!!
That water is Moving ...We had a small creek that ran through our backyard when I lived in Ohio .
It barely flowed in the summer .But after winter as the snow melted ..Whew lordy that water flowed ..scarily fast
Wow! What an experience and accomplishment. So beautiful and terrifying. Congratulations to all an 800 miles!
That bridge crossing made me queasy.
Wow! Some of the wildest scenery yet. And yes, some "sketchy" stretches there! And thank goodness for that bridge, but it kind of got to me watching it! Wow--I just assumed that 1/2 of the group was going to exit--not that they couldn't get across a raging river. WOW! Be careful out there! Enjoying your videos--this one kept me at rapt attention!! THANKS!
I'm pretty sure thats the same spot Dixie had to wait out till morning two years ago, and got pretty shaken up over. Enjoying your posts more than ever!
I think if I made it across the bridge (which I wouldn't) then getting wet in the river crossing would be a piece of cake . I think they should tell people to take a rope with them on that part of the trail.
(4 minutes in) I'm wondering how many in your group ? A lot ! If I didn't know better I'd think that I was watching a video shot in the Himalayas and an expedition to Everest ! Certainly doesn't look like the PCT and Sierra Nevada in JULY !
Well you are definitely experiencing an epic journey! Awesome video. It’s good you are traveling with a great group. Best!
Absolutely remarkable scenery ... what a spectacular journey, thank you so much for bring us along for the ride! I get really scared watching the mountain passes though.
Doing an awsom job as always , stay safe.
Wow, scary crossing. So glad you made it across safely. Thanks for sharing this incredible journey. It’s been spectacular seeing the scenery. Not sure I would have half your courage.
5:23 That would be Fin Dome. You should have taken a zero and climbed it. It's a half-day. trip from Rae Lakes, just ahead of you
Wow 😮 you guys are awesome 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👍🏻
You are on my favorite stretch of the JMT. Glenn Pass to Muir Pass and Evolution Basin are all gorgeous but it's going to be a water park while you go through so be careful. Great videos!
Stay safe.
I've seen big tough men decline to do what you have done in the Sierra this year, Bravo Bravo !! The Rivers are EPIC ! Gaining and losing comrades on the trail seems to be part of the experience...hold the memories and moments...thanks for sharing this journey ,Carry On !!
Congrats on y’all’s 800. Only 1 at a time on the bridge and you made him go first. How are your knees holding up in the cold terrain? I hope all is well. Beautiful video! Stay safe and thank you for sharing your journey. The lipgloss makes your tan more pronounced.
Can you imagine what it would be like to cross that bridge in high winds. Before your time but being from Washington then you know about Galloping Gertie before her demise . Plunging to the cold waters below.
Yikes....I'd probably still try lol
WOW
You are all amazing! Glad you are safe. Random question- are there blazes on the PCT? Or another kind of marker.....
Not like the AT, there are PCT markers (emblems) if you will....but very spread out, wore, or often times missing. They aren't really anything you can rely on.
Do you get power-washed during those hairy crossings?🙄😉🚶♀️🌄👌
The rushing water was pretty but scary. Is that part on the PCT?
Where she went to the creek for the view was parallel to the trail (South Fork of Woods Creek). That joins with the North Fork, the one she sees later coming down the slabs. They join just upstream from the suspension bridge.
nice! what day was this that you summited? I'll be heading up there myself next week, trying to get a gauge of the conditions
So Kate, how many and who went and stayed???
Also out of curiosity, besides ur Solomon shoes, what r u using 4 foot wear...?? nice job girl!!!!
My knee highs are Smartwool and are my thin layer over which I normally wear a pair of darn toughs -(I keep 2 pairs of darn toughs) I also keep one thick cozy pair of sock for camp/sleeping only (always dry). And for camp shoes I have a pair of Xeros sandals...they're the best! Have had them since my Appalachian Trail Thru-hike. Oh, I also have a pair of Black Diamond Steel Crampons with 10, 2" spikes and a set pf micro sprikes.
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Do you use a plastic bag in between socks to help keep feet dry and alittle warmer????? I've heard this trick from a couple of other thru hikers but haven't tried it my self yet...
Your doing a really great job out there Kate and I love the video wrk. It's truly appreciated 👍🏼🤗
When you make it to about Donner Summit, I have services awaiting for you! A free ride into town, and also a free buffet if you're interested. My spare room will be available. Details at the Facebook Thousand Peaks Club page with links to Petesthousandpeaks PCT Trail Angel Services (secret group). Thanks for your shares!
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