So happy your making hiking videos too! Love your videos & Liz's videos too❣️ Y'all's hiking friendship is great because I worry bout people hiking alone those videos give me anxiety 😂
Who doesn't love a good Taco? Especially in the Wild West. What are your and Liz cowboy names? You'll never see stars like that in the city. So glad you're still on trail. Awesome to see you both still making steps. Trail on ☺️
New to your channel. I've watched about three of your videos on this hike. I follow Liz because of her dreadlock business but got started watching her hikes and love it. Loved that you all hiked together and, Taco included, and decided to take an extra day. Can't hike now due to disability, age and fat, but these videos are so refreshing to my days. Loved that Liz left her mark on Taco😊
Evan thanks for videos you are the best. You know how it is out here in the North Carolina mountains? You have hiked them many times. I have been out to colorado montana wyoming and other states many times. You said it right them states. You don't realize how big they are unless you get out in them. You hike drive and look at those mountains. And you go around a big mountain. And the same thing as far as you can see more and more, big mountains. The views are unique. It's just a different beautiful area. It gives u. Alot of different feelings . I tell everyone here they need to go west and see. I'll be out there the last of Sept. After some people have left. Will hike for 2 to 4 days . Good to meet guy with horse. Thanks for your videos... oh yeah. What is the cook pot Liz is using. Thanks
Enjoyed seeing you on this segment of the CT and I'll look forward to more of your hike. I've volunteered many summers with the Colorado Trail Foundation and in 2010 I worked for a week on the segment beginning at the Eddiesville Trailhead. Caught a few nice trout fly fishing Cochetopa Creek on our day off. Good to see the work we did 13 years ago is holding up well. Thanks for the nice scenery and memories.
Evan, you said exactly what I have been thinking throughout your hike. I didn't realize how expansive the open land was out there. Pretty incredible! Have a great day....
Can sure tell when the elevation gets to you in your speech and thinking, I spent a few weeks in the area of Durango and up into the San Juans mountains and it affected me as well. You guys are doing a great hike though Thanks for bringing us along.
Rock glaciers. Freezing and thawing causes the rocks to slowly creep downhill. You can find them in the Appalahians, too, though they no longer move but did move when the Appalachians were tundra during ice ages.
Who'da thunk a horse would be part of your "tramily"? lol Cowboy Joel and Taco seemed to lift your spirits. This looks like a tough trail. Beautiful though.
You didn't summit San Louis? I did in 2021. No sheep for you. Sad, I saw thousands of them when I went through there. You are approaching the San Juans! My favorite part of the trail!!! 🤠🦵
So happy your making hiking videos too! Love your videos & Liz's videos too❣️ Y'all's hiking friendship is great because I worry bout people hiking alone those videos give me anxiety 😂
Snow Mesa is something when the storms roll in!!!
I think the sheep got nervous and ran when you said "I gotta find a sheep." 😲
Loved that you high-fived Taco! Fun day!
I really enjoy your style of filming, narration and your music selection. Thanks so much for all your effort.
Loved this one. Great commentary, great music montages, great horse, well done! 🤘🕓
Thanks ER!
Love the music. Those guitar riff transitions remind me soo much of the Jackass movies lol. Love the views!
Who doesn't love a good Taco? Especially in the Wild West. What are your and Liz cowboy names? You'll never see stars like that in the city. So glad you're still on trail. Awesome to see you both still making steps. Trail on ☺️
This was a fun video, thanks for the effort to bring us along
Thanks for sharing, Evan. JJ
Lake City is lovely.
What a view!!
That's very interesting because I am also from Missouri. SW Missouri
This looks like a really fun trip. We may need to get a horse.
Beautiful!!
New to your channel. I've watched about three of your videos on this hike. I follow Liz because of her dreadlock business but got started watching her hikes and love it. Loved that you all hiked together and, Taco included, and decided to take an extra day. Can't hike now due to disability, age and fat, but these videos are so refreshing to my days. Loved that Liz left her mark on Taco😊
I didn’t realize you were from Missouri…..it’s great to see a couple of Missouri folk. I love those mountain view’s.
Evan thanks for videos you are the best. You know how it is out here in the North Carolina mountains? You have hiked them many times. I have been out to colorado montana wyoming and other states many times. You said it right them states. You don't realize how big they are unless you get out in them. You hike drive and look at those mountains. And you go around a big mountain. And the same thing as far as you can see more and more, big mountains. The views are unique. It's just a different beautiful area. It gives u. Alot of different feelings . I tell everyone here they need to go west and see. I'll be out there the last of Sept. After some people have left. Will hike for 2 to 4 days . Good to meet guy with horse. Thanks for your videos... oh yeah. What is the cook pot Liz is using. Thanks
@Evan - you're from the Lou!!! You have that general affability that I appreciate so. I don't hear the "38, 39, FARTY" sort of accent, tho!! Cheers.
Enjoyed seeing you on this segment of the CT and I'll look forward to more of your hike. I've volunteered many summers with the Colorado Trail Foundation and in 2010 I worked for a week on the segment beginning at the Eddiesville Trailhead. Caught a few nice trout fly fishing Cochetopa Creek on our day off. Good to see the work we did 13 years ago is holding up well. Thanks for the nice scenery and memories.
Evan, you said exactly what I have been thinking throughout your hike. I didn't realize how expansive the open land was out there. Pretty incredible! Have a great day....
I camped at that Beaver Pond on July 28, 2021. Beautiful spot.
Amazing views, thank you!
Those were some excellent music montages. 😂
Don't get too close to the back of the horse! 😂
Can sure tell when the elevation gets to you in your speech and thinking, I spent a few weeks in the area of Durango and up into the San Juans mountains and it affected me as well. You guys are doing a great hike though Thanks for bringing us along.
Spectacular views!
Watching these videos makes me think carrying a monocular would be fun on this trail.
Rock glaciers. Freezing and thawing causes the rocks to slowly creep downhill. You can find them in the Appalahians, too, though they no longer move but did move when the Appalachians were tundra during ice ages.
Does Taco leave you guys little burritos? Very pretty horse.
So excited that you're on a new adventure. I've been watching since Sheltowee!
Maybe a short gear review of your items used on the trail 😊
Who'da thunk a horse would be part of your "tramily"? lol Cowboy Joel and Taco seemed to lift your spirits. This looks like a tough trail. Beautiful though.
Are you using your own music?
Yes
Can I ask why you don’t use something like the Gaia app for navigation? So many map layers available on it and nice features.
Yes, I said I had the national geographic map. I am using Gaia for that. I had to download maps. Keep in mind that I don’t usually have service.
@@EvansBackpackingVideos I like Gaia. Doesn’t drain my phone battery and handy when u download ahead of time. Love the videos!
You didn't summit San Louis? I did in 2021. No sheep for you. Sad, I saw thousands of them when I went through there. You are approaching the San Juans! My favorite part of the trail!!! 🤠🦵