This was probably top 3 backpacking trips ever for me. That view from Sahale is the best I’ve ever seen. The stars at night were more clear than I have ever seen them. It was as if I had never seen stars before. Every time in my life that it feels like I can see the wonder of the world as if it’s brand new is something I consider such a gift.
Ive really appreciated the tidbits around rules of usage for urine vs defecation at each stop and why. I would love to see this series continue for more locations (states? Countries? Climates?) and see how different places deal with the same issues.
My teen always seems to walk into the room when I'm watching Miranda Goes Outside. She just came in and asked, "Why are you always watching this woman poop in the woods?" Because it entertains me, child.
Miranda: 35+ years ago it was a 5 gallon bucket with a seat. However the location! The views! Unmatched anywhere! The guys I was with called it the “cosmic crapper”.
Thank you Miranda & friends. I loved this series. Not only for the toilets but the views of your hike. For a lady from the Midwest I have had a smile on my face for the entire time of each video just seeing the beauty of your hikes. Keep up all the great work & thank you for your inspiration you give us! Love you guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you so much 💚 These hikes have some of the most amazing views in Washington, and I love being able to share that with y'all! Big love right back to you 😘
The Longs Peak toilets in Rocky Mt National Park have a long sordid history, but the new ones won an American Institute of Architects award. Thanks for the content, this was fun.
@mirandagoesoutside I'd be super curious to have you share a bit more info / research on how they end up in place - do folks hike all the supplies up and then build them? Are they carried in whole? Dropped off from above? :D
I won’t dispute the grandure of the view. Incredible! But I don’t get enough warning to pack an overnight bag and walk up a rock strewn mountain for more than 5 miles just to poop. You have my gratitude for doing it for me! Great series gang!
Hey Miranda Goes Outside crew! Its Tony, Jen and our little dog Charlie. It was so cool to see u guys out there on the Cascade Pass. We had an absolute blast in Washington especially over in Rainier. We didn't even plan on going there until you guys gave us the recommendation for the skyline and burrough's trail and so we spent our remaining days in Washington at Rainier. Thanks so much for giving us the local dig on the area, hope you guys get a chance to make it over to Glacier at some point (just try to go off peak season haha). More adventures to come, hope to see u guys out there again!
It feels very fitting to watch the last video in the series right after a weekend with my first true experience pooping in the woods (meaning, cathole, no toilet of any kind).
I truly appreciate your video about this topic. I've had the great pleasure to have been to (but not used) all the toilets you cover in this series and I agree Sahale is awesome. Your comment at the end is right on target, we should appreciate these toilets, carrying your poop is not a fun thing.
Thank you!! They're actually just some huggie hoop earrings, and then I found a couple camp charms at our local second-hand craft store and hooked those on! Here are some links to something similar: Hoops: amzn.to/3P0zdSF Camp Charms: amzn.to/3EpaaE3
I snowmobiled on a trail in Colorado that had toilets that were amazing but enclosed. The poo stalagmites were all like 50' tall and frozen solid. Still dumbfounded to this day what kind of heavy equipment they had to bring in to dig out these out houses!? I've never seen anything like it before and never again. It was like 200 miles worth of snowmobiling trails way out in the mountains. All the business was frozen solid so the little shack just smelled like an evergreen forest.
About 4 years ago I got lucky and scored a canceled last-minute permit and think we camped in exactly the same spot you were in. I agree there can' t be many if any outdoor privies with a better view. That time several people had carried snow boards up and were playing on the glacier.
That's awesome!! I feel like you must have passed some of that luck onto us - we were so thrilled to get a last minute permit 💚 finally got to visit the loo of my dreams 😍
Y'all should release a PSA clip of this series for outdoor retailers and especially state and local trail groups to use in their promotions, talks, meetings, maybe post to their social media, etc. It could extend your brand, your sponsor's brand, and gain a bunch of followers. You might even try to get LNT org instead. Just a thought!
How about the toilet at Hidden Lakes Lookout? A gentle stroll from the cabin, wrapped in a spectacular view, especially in the morning! I've been to Sahale as well. It's a little awkward to navigate the moraine, and I still kind of preferred to use the toilet at the Hidden Lakes Lookout. There were a lot less onlookers! I stayed in the cabin, but the old bed was pretty musty!
Gotta say...the toilet at the the Lower Saddle camp ground next to The Grand Teton is one of the most beautiful back country toilets I've ever seen. You have to bring a wag bag, but its all worth it when you sit on an actual toilet seat and look at that view.
8:58 at 7,520 that’s a very high elevation camp site. The Lunch Counter on Mt. Adams in Washington, but not the North Cascades, is a bit higher at 9350 feet in elevation. I would love to get some trips into the North Cascades.
Bugaboo snowpatch col toilet in Canada is by far the best Backcountry toilet I have seen. dident get a chance to make a deposit, we were in a rush but the view from the col onto howser towers and glacier is hard to beat.
This series has been great! If you and the team would be interested, hopefully one day you could come down to AZ and do a video on hiking The Grand Canyon!
Hi! I love watching your videos! I'm trying to learn about hiking/backpacking so a lot of the equipment is new to me! So what do the short gaiters do for you? Do they keep stones out of your shoes? Why don't you use netting for the flies and mosquitoes you encounter, are they a bad idea? Your videos are always so entertaining and so informative! I love your sense of humor! I just turned 60 but I love being silly and it is so refreshing to watch you and giggle along with you and your editing (I laughed out loud in part 2 with the flying saucer and the zillow ad🤣)! When I do hike it is so much more fun when you're able to use your imagination to keep your mind occupied and the hike goes so much more quickly! I'm so happy I found your channel! Thank you for being you and being so genuine for us! and yes, I had lots of questions about pooping along the trails and you have helped alleviate so many of my old lady worries! (PS. I have to use a cpap, i have a portable one but the battery is quite heavy, can you do a video with other backpackers that use cpaps and their solutions? my battery is about 4.5# and I've used it for off grid car camping, it's been great! but that's heavy for backpacking I fear. batteries for cpaps can be quite costly do you/or anyone know of any solar options for smaller ones? Thank you again!)
On research float trips in the Grand Canyon we use basically a big metal box with a toilet seat on it, and at each camp you set it up with a beautiful view of the Colorado and the canyon
Sahale is my #2 favorite. Using the toilet on the South Saddle of the Grand Teton at sunset was truly a magical experience. When I climbed the Grand back in '86, that toilet would rank 5 in every category. An honorable mention is the toilet at Lake Sally Anne on the PCT north of Steven's Pass. It has a remarkable view of the Stewart Range off in the distance.
I am so jealous of you and Rayner and everyone else in your group, that was such a fantastic adventure to go on. Please do me a favour and enjoy every single moment of it because you are only young once, you only live once and you only get one chance to explore this fantastic world that we all live in. You are doing everything that I wish I could do, so keep doing it, keep enjoying it and keep filming it. See you in the next video. Thank you.
Super great pit toilet with a awe struck beautiful view. I have a pair of goodr sunglasses and they are truly awesome. However there a lot more basic. Black frame with blue lenses
10:36 when I climbed Mount Adams in 2012 there is a ton of human waste (even though the rangers supplied us with wag bags) if they haven’t put a toilet up there they probably should.
I would like to nominate the precarious privy high atop Green Mountain in the North Central Cascades. The view brings in the nearby meadow systems and snowy ridegelines near and far. It's a Mt. Hood Fly Proof toilet that can be schlepped by hand to remote locations in parts and assembled on the spot. Made of cedar - this beauty is built for vista gazing and quiet contemplation, even though marmots find it captivating for all of the wrong reasons.
Wishing I was there. We hiked to Cascade pass the day before we flew back to the UK so didn't have time to do sahale but I so want to see that view and use that toilet 🤣 one day we will come back. Maybe hope and get lucky to get a camping permit and hire some gear. I think you saw the same chubby marmut we saw up there lol. I love in the US that you have these toilets - the UK we don't even have them where we park never mind during the hikes.
I'm not sure if you take requests.... but Boston Basin toilet is right there with Sahale. Also, would be curious if you'd go through areas like the Olympics and Mt Rainier NP. Summerland at Rainier has one of the nicest toilets imho.
On the subject of migraines, making sure that I'm fully hydrated the day before a walk, and spending at least 15 minutes warming up and stretching before put my bag on seems to hold them at bay for me.
Oh that's a great tip!! Electrolytes help me a ton - and I totally agree on warming up and stretching. I'm glad those work for you 💚 migraines are a pain.
Great series. Here in Scotland I've noticed quite a few of our mountain bothies(open huts) are acquiring pit or long-drop toilets although none of them have views, they are all enclosed. It's a sign of how popular backpacking and wild camping are becoming. Keep up the good work.
I humbly request that you have occasional update videos/clips of the other toilets you encounter on hikes around the country/world, keep a copy of that Poobric handy.
Outstanding video, I cannot begin to fathom how many people will add this experience to their bucket lists because of you. I eagerly await the ordering/prepayment instructions for an autographed copy of "The Panaramic Pooper". So glad to see you using a SPOT device, you should comment on it in a future video. Finally, I think women who snort insects are sooo cute!!
It actually came with my Flash 55 Pack from REI! Sadly REI doesn't make the PackMod shoulder strap in this color separately, but if you like the yellow there's a zipper pocket from Gossamer Gear that's pretty similar! Check it: bit.ly/3P1pnA6
By the way, Hidden Lakes Lookout trail is short and unrelenting in it's steepness. Camping opportunities around the cabin are non- existent. I don't know if it qualifies on that technicality. I was there in the 90s, and was lucky that nobody else was there. It remains as one of my favorites of all time. As was Sahale, which was done in September, and the meadows were incredibly colorful.
Check out the view from the toilet at Horseshoe Mesa in the Grand Canyon. You reach it from the Grandview trail. The interesting part is the Park Service has to use helicopters to fly them out to empty them. 😳
Deuces of a mini series, but I think the one from number two! Should be sent off to the Smithsonian as an ancient artefact. Except for the nails and screws, I would be afraid to use it. Possibly end up with blood poisoning or something similar. One big problem I see with them is the path to get to them at night or bad weather and especially in the case of an emergency!!! Doing the butt cheek shuffle.😂😂
I have loved this series! What an amazing view from there. If you haven’t been to the toilet at Panorama Point at Mount Rainier (Paradise) you should go! It’s like a hobbit house on the mountain and you can poop in privacy! Keep up the good work!
Did you just say you never seen a Marmot before? Good mimic of them eating though. I was wondering when you were going to mention the hike, a killer? 6-miles with lots of elevation gain, absolutely a killer. Wow Miranda now you have seen lots of Marmots in one hike. I had a Marmot visit my jeep while hiking into a high lake here in Colorado, it chewed through my radiator hoses. Luckily, I carry duct tape for a temporary fix. Then my sister told me a way to keep them away was to spray ammonia in the engine compartment. Lots of "Bleeps" Miranda, is that an indication of how much you are "enjoying" this hike? They had goats pushing people's dogs of the mountains in Utah down cliffs or goring them just recently. I was thinking they were probably being protective. And without further doo-doo, the toilet! That is a great view and an amazing toilet. I wonder if it could serve as an emergency shelter except during a lightning storm? Ah, revenge on the Mt. Goats, peeing on their rocks. Well, considering the other toilets, one under reconstruction, the other one splinters, rusty nails, and then there is the exposure. No competition there except for that 6-mile steep climb. Fun video with you usual wonderful comments which we could not doo without any of them.
I got married on Sahale Arm! One of my favorite places in Washington ;) I've used that toilet many times! lol
This was probably top 3 backpacking trips ever for me. That view from Sahale is the best I’ve ever seen. The stars at night were more clear than I have ever seen them. It was as if I had never seen stars before. Every time in my life that it feels like I can see the wonder of the world as if it’s brand new is something I consider such a gift.
Never lose your sense of wonderment. That is truly a gift that keeps on giving!
Thank you sharing it with us
Poobric…A term in which cleverness and middle -school humor kiss. 👌
Ive really appreciated the tidbits around rules of usage for urine vs defecation at each stop and why. I would love to see this series continue for more locations (states? Countries? Climates?) and see how different places deal with the same issues.
My teen always seems to walk into the room when I'm watching Miranda Goes Outside. She just came in and asked, "Why are you always watching this woman poop in the woods?" Because it entertains me, child.
I have been way too invested in this poobric of backcountry poopin spots 😂 I need this for every state 😂
yooo SAME 😅 I hear there are some epic loos in Colorado!
*coLOOrado
@@MirandaGoesOutside 10 yrs ago there was this amazing incinerating toilet at a fire tower in CO. not sure if it is still there though.
Miranda: 35+ years ago it was a 5 gallon bucket with a seat. However the location! The views! Unmatched anywhere! The guys I was with called it the “cosmic crapper”.
Wow! A 5 gallon bucket with a seat. Today that would fill up in mere days. I want “Cosmic Crapper” on a t-shirt. 😂
Thank you Miranda & friends. I loved this series. Not only for the toilets but the views of your hike. For a lady from the Midwest I have had a smile on my face for the entire time of each video just seeing the beauty of your hikes. Keep up all the great work & thank you for your inspiration you give us! Love you guys!
Glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you so much 💚 These hikes have some of the most amazing views in Washington, and I love being able to share that with y'all! Big love right back to you 😘
The Longs Peak toilets in Rocky Mt National Park have a long sordid history, but the new ones won an American Institute of Architects award. Thanks for the content, this was fun.
@mirandagoesoutside I'd be super curious to have you share a bit more info / research on how they end up in place - do folks hike all the supplies up and then build them? Are they carried in whole? Dropped off from above? :D
Just looked it up, they're pretty cool. 👌🏾
I would love to see you do a series about backcountry toilets throughout the entire US.
Kyle and Chelsea really snapped with the videography this ep 👏
That is awesome! Looks like a smoker
It is kinda! Just smokin’ poo.
A video visiting fire lookouts in Washington would be very cool!
LOVE this idea!! There are so many cool ones!
Miranda "goes" outside has been a fun series
😆🚽🌲 the pun we never intended
some classic Type 2 fun was had by all! ...Except Kyle... is Kyle standing in for the trail pup? Strong golden retriever energy right there!
Is it just me or does it look like Rainer’s been working out? Looking fantastic, Rainer!
I won’t dispute the grandure of the view. Incredible! But I don’t get enough warning to pack an overnight bag and walk up a rock strewn mountain for more than 5 miles just to poop. You have my gratitude for doing it for me! Great series gang!
😅 thank you!! It was definitely an excuse to go backpack in some beautiful spots!
The epic music when you found the toilet was great.
Hey Miranda Goes Outside crew! Its Tony, Jen and our little dog Charlie. It was so cool to see u guys out there on the Cascade Pass. We had an absolute blast in Washington especially over in Rainier. We didn't even plan on going there until you guys gave us the recommendation for the skyline and burrough's trail and so we spent our remaining days in Washington at Rainier. Thanks so much for giving us the local dig on the area, hope you guys get a chance to make it over to Glacier at some point (just try to go off peak season haha). More adventures to come, hope to see u guys out there again!
It feels very fitting to watch the last video in the series right after a weekend with my first true experience pooping in the woods (meaning, cathole, no toilet of any kind).
I truly appreciate your video about this topic. I've had the great pleasure to have been to (but not used) all the toilets you cover in this series and I agree Sahale is awesome. Your comment at the end is right on target, we should appreciate these toilets, carrying your poop is not a fun thing.
Thank you!! It was great fun to make. Sahale camp is incredible, and not having to haul out your own human waste is sooo nice.
I’ve been wondering about those glasses, perfect timing, I have a 3 week trip coming up, so I ordered a set to take with.
Enjoy the view from that toilet and contemplate climbing J’Berg’s NE Buttress across the valley. A route you’ll never forget.
This series was super fun to watch. Who makes your earrings?
Thank you!! They're actually just some huggie hoop earrings, and then I found a couple camp charms at our local second-hand craft store and hooked those on! Here are some links to something similar:
Hoops: amzn.to/3P0zdSF
Camp Charms: amzn.to/3EpaaE3
Thanks, cute idea❤
Never disappoints, thank Miranda n all!
Thank you!! 🥳
Miranda! I’ve sat on that toilet with a small audience not far from it! The views are definitely out of this world!
I snowmobiled on a trail in Colorado that had toilets that were amazing but enclosed. The poo stalagmites were all like 50' tall and frozen solid. Still dumbfounded to this day what kind of heavy equipment they had to bring in to dig out these out houses!? I've never seen anything like it before and never again. It was like 200 miles worth of snowmobiling trails way out in the mountains. All the business was frozen solid so the little shack just smelled like an evergreen forest.
This is a awesome video right here
Has someone already said it? A poo with a view! 🌄
Omg those views at the end once the smoke had cleared were insane. Didn't even look real. Gorgeous.
Such a fun series, thx Miranda & Rainer
Thanks for watching!!
About 4 years ago I got lucky and scored a canceled last-minute permit and think we camped in exactly the same spot you were in. I agree there can' t be many if any outdoor privies with a better view. That time several people had carried snow boards up and were playing on the glacier.
That's awesome!! I feel like you must have passed some of that luck onto us - we were so thrilled to get a last minute permit 💚 finally got to visit the loo of my dreams 😍
wonder how long the waiting list is for a spot up there ?
Y'all should release a PSA clip of this series for outdoor retailers and especially state and local trail groups to use in their promotions, talks, meetings, maybe post to their social media, etc. It could extend your brand, your sponsor's brand, and gain a bunch of followers. You might even try to get LNT org instead. Just a thought!
How about the toilet at Hidden Lakes Lookout? A gentle stroll from the cabin, wrapped in a spectacular view, especially in the morning! I've been to Sahale as well. It's a little awkward to navigate the moraine, and I still kind of preferred to use the toilet at the Hidden Lakes Lookout. There were a lot less onlookers! I stayed in the cabin, but the old bed was pretty musty!
Absolutely brilliant episode guys, as always narrated so professionally! Epic work!!!. Absolutely brilliant episode guys, as always narrated so professionally! Epic work!!!.
Gotta say...the toilet at the the Lower Saddle camp ground next to The Grand Teton is one of the most beautiful back country toilets I've ever seen.
You have to bring a wag bag, but its all worth it when you sit on an actual toilet seat and look at that view.
8:58 at 7,520 that’s a very high elevation camp site. The Lunch Counter on Mt. Adams in Washington, but not the North Cascades, is a bit higher at 9350 feet in elevation. I would love to get some trips into the North Cascades.
Bugaboo snowpatch col toilet in Canada is by far the best Backcountry toilet I have seen. dident get a chance to make a deposit, we were in a rush but the view from the col onto howser towers and glacier is hard to beat.
This series has been great! If you and the team would be interested, hopefully one day you could come down to AZ and do a video on hiking The Grand Canyon!
Part 4! Part 4!
Loved this series! Thanks for working so hard to bring us videos that are as informative as they are stupidfun 😂❤
Hi! I love watching your videos! I'm trying to learn about hiking/backpacking so a lot of the equipment is new to me! So what do the short gaiters do for you? Do they keep stones out of your shoes? Why don't you use netting for the flies and mosquitoes you encounter, are they a bad idea? Your videos are always so entertaining and so informative! I love your sense of humor! I just turned 60 but I love being silly and it is so refreshing to watch you and giggle along with you and your editing (I laughed out loud in part 2 with the flying saucer and the zillow ad🤣)! When I do hike it is so much more fun when you're able to use your imagination to keep your mind occupied and the hike goes so much more quickly! I'm so happy I found your channel! Thank you for being you and being so genuine for us! and yes, I had lots of questions about pooping along the trails and you have helped alleviate so many of my old lady worries! (PS. I have to use a cpap, i have a portable one but the battery is quite heavy, can you do a video with other backpackers that use cpaps and their solutions? my battery is about 4.5# and I've used it for off grid car camping, it's been great! but that's heavy for backpacking I fear. batteries for cpaps can be quite costly do you/or anyone know of any solar options for smaller ones? Thank you again!)
Brilliant!! Loving this poop series 💩
Loved the series, seriously! I hope you continue making videos that other TH-camrs are not doing!
On research float trips in the Grand Canyon we use basically a big metal box with a toilet seat on it, and at each camp you set it up with a beautiful view of the Colorado and the canyon
Loved the marmot impression!
I'm glad they fixed the road.
Sahale is my #2 favorite. Using the toilet on the South Saddle of the Grand Teton at sunset was truly a magical experience. When I climbed the Grand back in '86, that toilet would rank 5 in every category. An honorable mention is the toilet at Lake Sally Anne on the PCT north of Steven's Pass. It has a remarkable view of the Stewart Range off in the distance.
Sahale is #1 on my bucket list! So glad you got to go!
I am so jealous of you and Rayner and everyone else in your group, that was such a fantastic adventure to go on. Please do me a favour and enjoy every single moment of it because you are only young once, you only live once and you only get one chance to explore this fantastic world that we all live in. You are doing everything that I wish I could do, so keep doing it, keep enjoying it and keep filming it. See you in the next video. Thank you.
Love Goodr! Love them more now that I can get them w/my prescription!
My life revolves around which pair of goodrs I’m wearing each day.
As crazy of a concept that this series was, I absolutely loved it!!! Thanks Miranda!
Absolutely brilliant episode guys, as always narrated so professionally! Epic work!!!
I used a pit toilet in the arctic circle in Alaska that would rival the first two. That third one is something else though.
Great series!!! I also find the poo issue an important topic... you all did a really nice job😻
Love the views there. Hope the smoke wasn't too bad. Great message at the end to a hilarious series. Thanks!
Luckily we mostly had a view of the smoke, without it creeping into our lungs! It was a gorgeous hike and campsite! 🥰
Super great pit toilet with a awe struck beautiful view. I have a pair of goodr sunglasses and they are truly awesome. However there a lot more basic. Black frame with blue lenses
10:36 when I climbed Mount Adams in 2012 there is a ton of human waste (even though the rangers supplied us with wag bags) if they haven’t put a toilet up there they probably should.
I would like to nominate the precarious privy high atop Green Mountain in the North Central Cascades. The view brings in the nearby meadow systems and snowy ridegelines near and far. It's a Mt. Hood Fly Proof toilet that can be schlepped by hand to remote locations in parts and assembled on the spot. Made of cedar - this beauty is built for vista gazing and quiet contemplation, even though marmots find it captivating for all of the wrong reasons.
Wishing I was there. We hiked to Cascade pass the day before we flew back to the UK so didn't have time to do sahale but I so want to see that view and use that toilet 🤣 one day we will come back. Maybe hope and get lucky to get a camping permit and hire some gear. I think you saw the same chubby marmut we saw up there lol. I love in the US that you have these toilets - the UK we don't even have them where we park never mind during the hikes.
I'm not sure if you take requests.... but Boston Basin toilet is right there with Sahale. Also, would be curious if you'd go through areas like the Olympics and Mt Rainier NP. Summerland at Rainier has one of the nicest toilets imho.
Wow! Loved the 💩 series and it was lovely seeing the rest if the crew in this vid ✌️🖖
On the subject of migraines, making sure that I'm fully hydrated the day before a walk, and spending at least 15 minutes warming up and stretching before put my bag on seems to hold them at bay for me.
Oh that's a great tip!! Electrolytes help me a ton - and I totally agree on warming up and stretching. I'm glad those work for you 💚 migraines are a pain.
@@MirandaGoesOutside PUN INTENDED!
Loved this series. 😂
whoop whoop me too!
I love Goodr!
Great series. Here in Scotland I've noticed quite a few of our mountain bothies(open huts) are acquiring pit or long-drop toilets although none of them have views, they are all enclosed. It's a sign of how popular backpacking and wild camping are becoming. Keep up the good work.
There is a pretty "cool" pit toilet at 14 camp on Denali. A little hard to get to but the view is not bad.
Outstanding video, the views were just incredible thank you
I humbly request that you have occasional update videos/clips of the other toilets you encounter on hikes around the country/world, keep a copy of that Poobric handy.
It would be my honor 😌
Yep, that was my guess, Sahale! Have had the pleasure of that incredible view💩😀
It's AMAZING.
I had no idea trail toilets like this even existed. Consider my mind officially blown.
I enjoyed this series. It was so cool learning about how bathrooms in the outdoors!
That goat looked like a polar bear with horns if you ask me 😂
😆 luckily wayyyyy less scary!!
Outstanding video, I cannot begin to fathom how many people will add this experience to their bucket lists because of you.
I eagerly await the ordering/prepayment instructions for an autographed copy of "The Panaramic Pooper". So glad to see you using a SPOT device, you should comment on it in a future video.
Finally, I think women who snort insects are sooo cute!!
Amazing video!! And omg are you using a new Nemo tent Miranda?? If so, please review!
Toilet of the gods!
MORE outdoor toilet adventures! World tour toilet ratings lets gooooooooooo
What! I was just there Friday! I can’t believe I did t know this was a thing. Now I wanna go back just to take a dump
I legit thought you said this campsite had “ghosts” and I was so confused until the goats showed up. 😂
That is a really fancy pit toilet ! And the campsite is phenomenal! And the goats are fun 😀
Great series ❤
Great video
Thanks Dingledads, you're a true friend
I know@@MirandaGoesOutside
Goodrs are the best sunglasses for hiking.
They really are! I like that no matter how much I sweat they never slide off my face.
As someone who dug poopers at a camp years ago, that took some work to install
@MirandaGoesOutside Awesome video! Do you mind sharing where you purchased the shoulder strap pouch?
It actually came with my Flash 55 Pack from REI! Sadly REI doesn't make the PackMod shoulder strap in this color separately, but if you like the yellow there's a zipper pocket from Gossamer Gear that's pretty similar! Check it: bit.ly/3P1pnA6
Silly but so you, awesome.
By the way, Hidden Lakes Lookout trail is short and unrelenting in it's steepness. Camping opportunities around the cabin are non- existent. I don't know if it qualifies on that technicality. I was there in the 90s, and was lucky that nobody else was there. It remains as one of my favorites of all time. As was Sahale, which was done in September, and the meadows were incredibly colorful.
Check out the view from the toilet at Horseshoe Mesa in the Grand Canyon. You reach it from the Grandview trail. The interesting part is the Park Service has to use helicopters to fly them out to empty them. 😳
Marmot making hay🥰
so stinkin' cute 🥹
I'm rather fond of toilet in the upper Enchantments with a view of Prusik Peak.
You do look like a cartoon from the 90s! Maybe that's why we love you! 😂❤❤❤😂
Yay!
Shitters full! 😁
You guys are so freaking cute! I love your hikes. CP from SoCal❤️
Consecutive Miranda Goes Outside!! videos without a burp: 2
Deuces of a mini series, but I think the one from number two! Should be sent off to the Smithsonian as an ancient artefact. Except for the nails and screws, I would be afraid to use it. Possibly end up with blood poisoning or something similar. One big problem I see with them is the path to get to them at night or bad weather and especially in the case of an emergency!!! Doing the butt cheek shuffle.😂😂
You missed the best toilet. Shuksan sulfide glacier, amazing view of mt baker and there is phone reception only while sitting on the toilet!
I have loved this series! What an amazing view from there. If you haven’t been to the toilet at Panorama Point at Mount Rainier (Paradise) you should go! It’s like a hobbit house on the mountain and you can poop in privacy!
Keep up the good work!
Did you just say you never seen a Marmot before? Good mimic of them eating though. I was wondering when you were going to mention the hike, a killer? 6-miles with lots of elevation gain, absolutely a killer. Wow Miranda now you have seen lots of Marmots in one hike. I had a Marmot visit my jeep while hiking into a high lake here in Colorado, it chewed through my radiator hoses. Luckily, I carry duct tape for a temporary fix. Then my sister told me a way to keep them away was to spray ammonia in the engine compartment. Lots of "Bleeps" Miranda, is that an indication of how much you are "enjoying" this hike? They had goats pushing people's dogs of the mountains in Utah down cliffs or goring them just recently. I was thinking they were probably being protective. And without further doo-doo, the toilet! That is a great view and an amazing toilet. I wonder if it could serve as an emergency shelter except during a lightning storm? Ah, revenge on the Mt. Goats, peeing on their rocks. Well, considering the other toilets, one under reconstruction, the other one splinters, rusty nails, and then there is the exposure. No competition there except for that 6-mile steep climb. Fun video with you usual wonderful comments which we could not doo without any of them.
Question: you seem to sport the gaiters on your ankles, what’s the rationale and/or advantages to them?
So sad! I could see Mt Rainier from that toilet last year.
Once the smoke cleared, we got a little glimpse!! But the smoke was pretty wild.