12:39 There are companies that make usb powered bug repellant bug sponge heaters. You can buy the active ingredient and just recharge the mats often. If there is no wind, it's like a 15' bubble of protection. Maybe a few get through, but it works like a charm. Let me know if you want more details of my setup.
Thanks, that’s an excellent suggestion. Are you talking about the Thermacell mosquito repellant? We bought one a couple years ago but I’d totally forgotten about it since we don’t get that many mosquitoes in Utah. We’ll definitely bring it next time!
Awesome footage and well narrated. I’m going to have to try the Flat Tops, I usually go central or south Colorado mountains. The mosquitoes may keep me away in the summer months though! Greetings from Buena Vista Colorado. No mosquitoes 🦟 here!
I don't think you'll be disappointed with the Flat Tops. But yes, depending on the time of year, you may hit some mosquitoes. Totally love the southern mountains as well. Do you have any good recommendations for trails down in your neck of the woods?
@@rccola362 This covered Blair mountain and the trail to Adams Lake. And yes, there are several lakes up there. We also hit the Transfer trail from Glenwood Springs.
Just such beautiful scenery - God's Masterpiece for sure! You are having such wonderful and beautiful adventures!
We're having fun! Thanks for watching and commenting.
12:39 There are companies that make usb powered bug repellant bug sponge heaters. You can buy the active ingredient and just recharge the mats often. If there is no wind, it's like a 15' bubble of protection. Maybe a few get through, but it works like a charm. Let me know if you want more details of my setup.
Thanks, that’s an excellent suggestion. Are you talking about the Thermacell mosquito repellant? We bought one a couple years ago but I’d totally forgotten about it since we don’t get that many mosquitoes in Utah. We’ll definitely bring it next time!
@@xplor_adventure nitecore has usb c versons I prefer but they are basically the same
Looks awesome out there!
It’s well worth it!
What time of year did y’all go first time when the mosquitoes were so bad? Great videos
July was when we went the first time. By the first week in September they were all gone. Thank you!
Nice video!
Thank you!
Awesome footage and well narrated. I’m going to have to try the Flat Tops, I usually go central or south Colorado mountains. The mosquitoes may keep me away in the summer months though!
Greetings from Buena Vista Colorado. No mosquitoes 🦟 here!
I don't think you'll be disappointed with the Flat Tops. But yes, depending on the time of year, you may hit some mosquitoes. Totally love the southern mountains as well. Do you have any good recommendations for trails down in your neck of the woods?
What trail name was this? Any lakes on the route?
What month was this?
@@rccola362 This covered Blair mountain and the trail to Adams Lake. And yes, there are several lakes up there. We also hit the Transfer trail from Glenwood Springs.
@@joshyoung7481 This was over Labor Day.
what time of year is this?
Labor Day last year. It’s a great time to go because the mosquitoes are dead.