I wish i could have run into your channel before I went to olympic national park,Icould have gone there. Now Im going there there in october. Im from northern ,california. Thanks for sharing... best video.❤😊❤❤
I love that place and I never been there yet… Here I am with an injured ankle watching beautiful trails and I feel I want to cry because I can’t hike yet… but thanks for making this video, I have something to look forward too. ❤
Thank you! Highly worth the climb. Yes I hiked this a few weeks before the fire, this will probably be regularly impacted by smoke from Sourdough for the rest of the season sadly.
This is within the bounds of the national park, thus all camping requires a permit, and in this area must take place in designated campsites. There is backcountry camping at Thornton lakes which looks amazing
@@wanderingwashington oh shoot you’re right! Thank you for your knowledge, I’ll just have to stay at the lakes and hike up for sunrise😁 beautiful video I love your channel!
I made it up fine in my sedan. It's a rough road but passable, there are turns with loose gravel with the potential to lose traction on the way up. I would say it's good, but if you've never driven on any forest gravel roads before I wouldn't recommend it to a first-timer. No major potholes or anything, but there are some rocks and ruts to look out for that would scrape(but they are avoidable so long as you pay attention) Use a lower gear going back down.
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Thank you! This was so beautiful! 😮
Thank you, the North Cascades are truly stunning.
I wish i could have run into your channel before I went to olympic national park,Icould have gone there. Now Im going there there in october.
Im from northern ,california.
Thanks for sharing... best video.❤😊❤❤
Aw thank you! The north Cascades are the best(be aware of fire closures though this year)
Awesome video here my friend the views are spectacular
See you again enjoy the weekend stay safe always
I love that place and I never been there yet… Here I am with an injured ankle watching beautiful trails and I feel I want to cry because I can’t hike yet… but thanks for making this video, I have something to look forward too. ❤
Oh thank you, glad this video helped. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
@@wanderingwashington thank you.
Wow beautiful views once you get up on the ridge. Another im going to have to add to my list of hikes to do.
This ridge is truly stunning! Have fun, it is so worth the climb!
When did you hike this? Before sourdough fire? Absolutely gorgeous! Added to my list of trail to hike. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Highly worth the climb.
Yes I hiked this a few weeks before the fire, this will probably be regularly impacted by smoke from Sourdough for the rest of the season sadly.
Amazing footage!
Thank you so much, the North Cascades did all the work!
Looks like an amazing summer in the North Cascades! Enjoyed this hike today. Thank you!
Your video is very complete and wonderful.
I live in BC, Canada but the North Cascades isn't too far away, so I'd love to go there.
thank you.
One of my most favorite hikes!
Mine too!
The views are stunning I need to get there to see it myself ❤ You're are literally on top of the mountains.
Yes I highly recommend, it's so worth it!
What a fabulous route! Pretty sure you are part mountain goat. :)
Oh thank you, that's such a lovely compliment
If you only had one day for an epic hike, would you choose Trappers Peak or Cascade Pass to Sahale Arm?
Are you able to camp at the top? It looks like there’s some good space up there!
This is within the bounds of the national park, thus all camping requires a permit, and in this area must take place in designated campsites. There is backcountry camping at Thornton lakes which looks amazing
@@wanderingwashington oh shoot you’re right! Thank you for your knowledge, I’ll just have to stay at the lakes and hike up for sunrise😁 beautiful video I love your channel!
What's the condition of gravel road like to get in to the trailhead? Can I do it in my Honda hybrid with low clearance?
I made it up fine in my sedan. It's a rough road but passable, there are turns with loose gravel with the potential to lose traction on the way up. I would say it's good, but if you've never driven on any forest gravel roads before I wouldn't recommend it to a first-timer. No major potholes or anything, but there are some rocks and ruts to look out for that would scrape(but they are avoidable so long as you pay attention)
Use a lower gear going back down.