Markhor Needle Traverse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- 6 1/2 hours car to car. Drone flying was done from outside of the park boundary. Please respect your local drone laws. Crux IMO was coming off the Markhor peak, might want to bring a rope to rappel if you're not confident downclimbing.
Camera:
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Lumix 8-18mm f2.8-4
Rode Videomic NTG
Mavic Air 2S
Manfrotto Befree Tripod
NISI IRND 3 Stop Filter
Nomatic Camera Cube Backpack
Hiking:
Patagonia Tropic Comfort Hoody II
La Sportiva TX2/Scarpa Crux
Clearly this is an art form for you…very inspiring! I love the way these videos are filmed.
What beautiful production
Much appreciated!
Thank you for the nice collection of videos. Very helpful hiking tips
Nicely done ✔. Great angles 👌. And you make things look fun and easy. Amazing scrambling skills BTW.
Awesome video Brandon. I did this traverse a few years ago and watching this brings back great memories. Well captured and tells a great story. Subbed!
Yeah, this traverse is great. I would have forgotten all the fun parts had I not filmed it. Thanks for watching!
Yeeeaah!! Glad your back. This is definitely on the list. Nice video
Thanks dude! Bit of a bushwhack at parts but def worth doing
Wow that's so wonderful, a super job, best regards Up'n'Down-Traveling
Another beautiful video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Beautiful video! I love that area, but that route is too scary for me. :) Nicely done.
Thanks! It's fairly exposed most of the way but pretty fun! I think for most parties a rope would be helpful to keep things safe.
Your video is terrific! I can't believe at the 6 minutes 18 second mark, you are walking down that spine!! We were there yesterday! The sprinkling of pebbles on that teeny tiny ridge sketched me out! Downclimbed via the straddle-method! Might the background music be a little more reflective of the adrenalin filled journey that this one is? lol! Not really a walk in the park!
Thank you! On my first trip down to set up my camera I was straddling the ridge a bit as well, but after climbing back up again to do it for the camera, it felt easy on the second go. Fun, but not really adrenalin inducing!
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Robbie Reid next please. As always fantastic work. Can't wait for the next one.
Editing now :)
@@BCHiking waiting lol
Very beautiful video. That camera really produces some great looking shots. Do you do any color correcting or adjusting of the footage after? I love the look of the footage, makes me wanna buy that camera. I have a Nikon Z6 currently but these cinema cameras look very interesting.
Thanks! I have a power grade that converts it to an Alexa rec 709 emulation, then I tweak it slightly from there. I usually just adjust contrast and colours but very minimally. The Blackmagic Cinema Cameras are fairly inexpensive for the image quality they give you
@@BCHiking That's good to know! I really like how it looks in this video. Looking forward to seeing more.
what a cool peak! where does this start?
Hey! It starts close the the needle peak parking lot, you have to cross a construction site to get to the entrance in the forest. If you show up before 8am there’s nobody there, but I’ve asked the workers there and they let me through while they were taking a break. There’s gps tracks on AllTrails that give a approximate entrance to Markhor peak. Don’t expect a proper trail, it’s more like bushwhacking a way up until you find the rock
@@BCHiking ohhh this is in the Coq, gotcha. I was confusing this for the needles on the north shore for some reason. cool, thanks!
Looks manageable except 9 minutes? Looks slippery and 100% death? Your gnarly man cool video
That was one of the easier parts actually! A little loose though
Just thinking out loud here, I don't get why the local parks are so sensitive to the drones?!
When those tourist planes and helicoptors would fly over supper close to (within 100 meters), say, the black tusk on daily basis making load noises and scare people who's climbing the chimmeny and nothing is said against those?!
We have too many people that's incappable of thinking critically here in BC.
overall great video. great camera placements, a lot of camera grabs, very impressive.
I agree the full ban is a harsh, if they’re truly worried about the damage to wildlife they would banned the multiple airplanes/helis that have fly very close to the ground. I’ve had crop dusters fly over my head not even 20m above! I think it was more of a loud minority of people flying drones irresponsibly (close to people/wildlife) that ruined the perception of them. They’re extremely useful tools, and much smaller and quieter than the old phantoms and barely audible further than 10-20m out especially with the micro drones (sub 249 grams). Having an advanced license, it’s possible to request permission to fly the drones per the park’s service discretion. It would be nice to (if licensed) to not have to bug them each time!
@@BCHiking I’d love to see more of your videos. Very inspiring. It encourages me to get out and spends more time on the hiking trails! Kudos 👍👍
Love your vids. Where do you find your music?
Artlist.IO! I get a free subscription from the job I work at
@@BCHiking thanks homie, I’ll check that out. Keep up the quality content
may I have you GPX file please ... great video ... did you use rope at all?
Hey Eric! Didn't track this hike, and I didn't use a rope! But I would probably recommend one for getting off of Markhor Peak
@@BCHiking … the descending crux is tough
@@chirocafe Agreed!
Must have years of climbing experience
Yup! It definitely helps with this hike