bro you guys are making some of the best running videos online right now. Thanks for all the content, you have been such a resource, and actually were a primary gateway into running for me in the last two months. Working towards a sub 20 5k, and up to marathon and beyond. Thanks for all you do, and being such a glue to the running community. The work you're doing is valuable and life-changing.
I hiked this southbound a few years ago, it was brutal. Boulders to rocks to sand and back again, over and over. We took 2 nights to hike it, such an amazing adventure. Thanks for bringing me back. Great documentation of this trail and excellent effort!
Just awesome! And as you were saying in your podcast interview it was such a moving moment when the buckle was handed over to Dylan. Wonderful :-) Thanks Ethan
Thanks Ethan! Great running achievement captured; Great movie making. Nicely done! [I had such anxiety watching this LOL -- getting caught by rising tide is one of my truly irrational fears -- made worse by two times in my life narrowly beating the incoming sea (and outgoing tidal ponds!) .
Great work as always, Ethan, this version has a lot more charm, and that relatable touch to it... Hopefully, one day I get tou your storytelling level :) I'm only beginning.
Me and my cousin did this in like 2008 almost ALMOST in one single push. It was right after we started that we realized that we should not have left our other cousin alone. We were selfishly honed in on this hike and only realized about 3 hours in that this other cousin who had dropped us off was not doing well emotionally. He was stoic as ever but some very alarming signs were there. So yea about 3 hours in we were overcome with guilt and concern. Instead of turning around, which I swear did not even seem like an option at the time, we pushed. Hard. There are sections of this hike that you’re supposed to wait out for high tide but we instead free climbed the rock faces and traversed them sideways as waves smashed against them right below our feet. I’m not too proud to admit that after minimal sleep and the push to finish before nightfall of day 2, I was mentally broken and relied on my cousin and his unbelievably strong mentality to finish. We did it in under 48 hours, not a record or anything, not even something I’ve ever bragged about before, but seeing this video made me want to share my story. And oh yea, we totally saw whales. Whales and a lot of gigantic sea lions. Those things are so much bigger than you’d ever imagine and we saw one dead washed up with a bite the size of a car hood taken out of it. The worst part was drinking the water we boiled over a camp fire. Smoky flavored water is terrible. In closing I just wana say shoutout to Joe my cousin who really took me with him and kept the morale high. If you’ve ever done something similar to this, you know morale is only secondary to food and water.
What another gem I just came across...Cant tell you how much I enjoy finding some of your "oldes but goodies" Cant help but wonder if Dylan still has the FKT there? Thank you
I just ran the southern section from USAL to SHELTER COVE. It was brutal. 12 hrs exactly. I’m an old beginner trail runner. Amazing, desperate and dangerous fun! I want the whole shootin’ match now. Plenty of water. GPS a must or you’ll end up living out there! Milo
Reminds me a little of New Zealand's black sand beaches- a really nicely put-together film. And a big fan of the map myself / all-timer - I think was the phrase. - legit
I curious why you chose to run in the winter with predominate large north swells washing so far up the beaches? Summertime in that area is absent large north swells. I would recommend to anyone else who is not a surfer and just wanting to explore the lost coast along the shoreline to plan it for the summer during neap tides.
Yes Ethan - afraid to say that I’ve mixed feelings when I see a logo being so much on show, especially when that is true of videos by otherwise independent video-makers like yourself. Plus RB is a pretty lame drink that that does not have much to do with any athletic ethic. Hope this clarifies. Thanks for replying though
I don't think I could love this more if I tried! I'm tempted to record a video of a story I experienced in the Mattole Campground. As wild and remote as that place is it attracts the crazies both as residents and transients. The story is way too much to type out in the comment section. Just a word of warning to all who dare pass, the hills there hold secrets and danger and to ignore the risks could spell disaster. Because this experience I speak of happened with my family present I don't think I'll be able to talk my wife into tackling this with me. She got me into running and we are a team in every race we enter. To take this on would have to be a mutually agreed upon adventure. It's a shame because I love that place! Unfortunately I fear it now too! Comment if you want to hear the story, especially any of the key players here, Ethan, Dylan, Ricky, etc....
It's definitely a region to be respected - both geographically and those who reside there. We came across our fair share of interesting personalities and did our utmost diligence in leaving no trace and ruffling zero feathers. People who live this remotely do so for a reason.
Great movie Ethan, i've really enjoyed how its cut together. I think you're at your best when you do things like this :)
Ethan! Your movies are becoming so legit. You are on to even more amazing things.
bro you guys are making some of the best running videos online right now. Thanks for all the content, you have been such a resource, and actually were a primary gateway into running for me in the last two months. Working towards a sub 20 5k, and up to marathon and beyond. Thanks for all you do, and being such a glue to the running community. The work you're doing is valuable and life-changing.
Another crusher video of people crushing it. Kick ass.
I hiked this southbound a few years ago, it was brutal. Boulders to rocks to sand and back again, over and over. We took 2 nights to hike it, such an amazing adventure. Thanks for bringing me back.
Great documentation of this trail and excellent effort!
I've backpacked the Lost Coast a couple of times. Awesome trip, but it never occurred to me that someone would be crazy enough to run it! Props, guys.
Great video. Just backpacked this. The tides are no joke. There is no rescue if one is swept out to sea.
You truly have a talent Ethan. Adding another place to my bucket list thanks to you and Dylan.
This version of the film is fantastic!!! Love the humorous moments you included here!
Really great little film, absolutely love Dylan Bowman, super cool dude, huge respect for both Rickey and Dylan. Thanks Ethan 😁
Love it ETHAN. It’s things like these, why people fall in love with trail running.
Beaches for sure like the black sands here in NZ. Wicked film and amazing run. Props and respect all round.
Thanks so much for this Ethan, hoping I see you out on the trails soon. Lots of love from Portland!
A sweet inspiring film, loved the scenery!
Just awesome! And as you were saying in your podcast interview it was such a moving moment when the buckle was handed over to Dylan. Wonderful :-) Thanks Ethan
Ricky giving him that buckle was so heartwarming
We’ve a few stretches of coastline like that here in Cornwall, but the black sand makes it look even more dramatic! Great video as always 👍
Fergus Stevenson Will be back in Cornwall for the Plague in August. 👍🏻
Wow absolutely incredible, that was just one of the most craziest coastal routes I’ve ever seen!! Another video masterpiece 🙌
Extremely awesome job Ethan. Bravo, keep doing it.
Loved this. Truly a hidden gem up a Lost Coast!
This video gets me pumped for moving up north to Humboldt. Backpacking the Lost Cost is definitely on the list and the Bigfoot Trail.
Epic run & video. Could watch a whole movie of this!
New Ginger Movie makes my day. Thank you.
That’s properly gnarly. The sea fret and the black sand is so eerie. Totally awesome run and film.
Amazing run and outstanding film. Great job to all involved!
Thanks Ethan! Great running achievement captured; Great movie making. Nicely done! [I had such anxiety watching this LOL -- getting caught by rising tide is one of my truly irrational fears -- made worse by two times in my life narrowly beating the incoming sea (and outgoing tidal ponds!) .
It took me and my friends 3 days to hike that trail. This guy ran it under 12 hours... what a legend
Thanks for posting this! Your videos always inspire me and are so well done!
Great work as always, Ethan, this version has a lot more charm, and that relatable touch to it... Hopefully, one day I get tou your storytelling level :) I'm only beginning.
That was awesome! Great footage and editing!
Inspirational as all hell. Makes the 14 miler I've got lined up for later this afternoon seem like a cakewalk, so... thanks for that ;)
Sorry, just watched this again. I really like the way you put this together. Cheers mate - thanks for putting this out
About time!!!! Good stuff!!!
Another awesome video.
Awesome video, awesome running!!!
Did some backpacking in that area years ago...such a beautiful area...lots of Elk and Bears....and when I was there...lots of rain !
That was F-ING AMAZING footage !
Me and my cousin did this in like 2008 almost ALMOST in one single push. It was right after we started that we realized that we should not have left our other cousin alone. We were selfishly honed in on this hike and only realized about 3 hours in that this other cousin who had dropped us off was not doing well emotionally. He was stoic as ever but some very alarming signs were there. So yea about 3 hours in we were overcome with guilt and concern. Instead of turning around, which I swear did not even seem like an option at the time, we pushed. Hard. There are sections of this hike that you’re supposed to wait out for high tide but we instead free climbed the rock faces and traversed them sideways as waves smashed against them right below our feet. I’m not too proud to admit that after minimal sleep and the push to finish before nightfall of day 2, I was mentally broken and relied on my cousin and his unbelievably strong mentality to finish. We did it in under 48 hours, not a record or anything, not even something I’ve ever bragged about before, but seeing this video made me want to share my story. And oh yea, we totally saw whales. Whales and a lot of gigantic sea lions. Those things are so much bigger than you’d ever imagine and we saw one dead washed up with a bite the size of a car hood taken out of it. The worst part was drinking the water we boiled over a camp fire. Smoky flavored water is terrible. In closing I just wana say shoutout to Joe my cousin who really took me with him and kept the morale high. If you’ve ever done something similar to this, you know morale is only secondary to food and water.
Amazing!! Love it!!
Spectacular scenery.
Awesome!
excellent coverage of the trail. Props to all!
incredible achievement! and I thought carrying a surfboard and a case of beer into the lost coast was impressive! ;)
What another gem I just came across...Cant tell you how much I enjoy finding some of your "oldes but goodies" Cant help but wonder if Dylan still has the FKT there? Thank you
I just ran the southern section from USAL to SHELTER COVE. It was brutal.
12 hrs exactly.
I’m an old beginner trail runner.
Amazing, desperate and dangerous fun!
I want the whole shootin’ match now. Plenty of water.
GPS a must or you’ll end up living out there!
Milo
Epic run !!!
Amazing
More please.
Sweet! Love it, Ethan! 😀👍
inspiring, as always! good job!
Awesome Ethan! Beter that the Red Bull version 😜
Loved it. It left me wanting more! Looks like he was holding your 360 cam? I need to get me one of those.
Reminds me a little of New Zealand's black sand beaches- a really nicely put-together film. And a big fan of the map myself / all-timer - I think was the phrase. - legit
Very cool Ethan!
This reminds me of trying to run from Goleta to Santa Barbara: Roughly 15 miles on the beach where you have to time to tide. So fun
You outdid yourself again Ethan! Such talent ;-)
Loved it. 20/20 =)
just wow
Awesome
Everyone shoud hike this if able to. Same with the Olympic peninsula.
I curious why you chose to run in the winter with predominate large north swells washing so far up the beaches? Summertime in that area is absent large north swells. I would recommend to anyone else who is not a surfer and just wanting to explore the lost coast along the shoreline to plan it for the summer during neap tides.
This trail nearly killed me during a winter storm haha. Its a rough environment.
I love this version! Many laughs.
I had to include DBo's personality! He's hilarious!
TheGingerRunner Truly. Somewhat dry sense of humor.
Should have done the Arcata Community Forest while you were here.
Incredible filmmaking once again, Ethan. You going back to film the whales next time?!
Wow
D-Bo on the Lo-Co
Incredible location...just not sure how to feel about this Red Bull overabundance
over-abundance?
Yes Ethan - afraid to say that I’ve mixed feelings when I see a logo being so much on show, especially when that is true of videos by otherwise independent video-makers like yourself. Plus RB is a pretty lame drink that that does not have much to do with any athletic ethic. Hope this clarifies. Thanks for replying though
That's gonna be tide.
I don't think I could love this more if I tried! I'm tempted to record a video of a story I experienced in the Mattole Campground. As wild and remote as that place is it attracts the crazies both as residents and transients. The story is way too much to type out in the comment section. Just a word of warning to all who dare pass, the hills there hold secrets and danger and to ignore the risks could spell disaster. Because this experience I speak of happened with my family present I don't think I'll be able to talk my wife into tackling this with me. She got me into running and we are a team in every race we enter. To take this on would have to be a mutually agreed upon adventure. It's a shame because I love that place! Unfortunately I fear it now too! Comment if you want to hear the story, especially any of the key players here, Ethan, Dylan, Ricky, etc....
It's definitely a region to be respected - both geographically and those who reside there. We came across our fair share of interesting personalities and did our utmost diligence in leaving no trace and ruffling zero feathers. People who live this remotely do so for a reason.
ultra runner + red bull, thanks, i’m out.
🐳🐋🐳🐋