Thank you to everyone who helped Tom and I achieve our winter 46er. I am very excited to be part of the elite company that have a "W" next to their 46er number.
Congrats!!! I didn't realize how few have accomplished this. Maybe living in NY and being a part of ADK groups it's just a perception it's much more popular. Sounds like winter hikes are the way to avoid people and crowds. Lesson I picked up from this one -- even after checking gear inside before heading to the cars, check again AS the gear goes into cars to leave.
Thank you, I was really surprised that the number of winter finishers is less than 1k. It is short season, requires special gear, knowledge, and is not easy. We have all forgot gear, but snowshoes were pretty critical. BUT, we have all done it. I was glad he caught up. Thanks for watching!
@@OutsideChronicles if it was easy it'd be accomplished by more! It was also neat hearing you all talk about when you started. Puts it in persepective that it can take years and thats ok and normal. One adventure at a time and enjoy it.
@@bucky716 You bet. My friend's first regular 46er was in 1979 and he did not finish up until 2016. There is no need to rush. Enjoy every part of it. I have climbed a few of the peaks several times with friends and family before finishing my 46er. I just love the mountains.
CONGRATS!!! Being there in real time and then seeing how you seamlessly edit it all together is truly impressive. Thank you for all you do for those of us who are continuously learning:-)
Congrats! My friend finished his Single Season Winter 46 around the same time I finished my regular in 2018. Winter can be exhausting when you have to breakout trails and a bit intimidating if your solo but its so beautiful there in the winter :)
I can't say how long it will take you, but I can say it is 4.4 (8.8 RT) miles from the Loj to Avalanche Lake. FYI, Avalanche Pass is before Avalanche Lake. I am guessing you are referring to the ladders and hitch up matildas along Avalanche Lake.
Hey Mike, we are an emerging outdoor clothing company known for our unique fabrics and sustainable practices. We've been really enjoying your content and would love to collaborate if you are interested. Just in case, we’ve also sent you an email about it with more details. Anyways, have a nice day! -Mia
Thank you to everyone who helped Tom and I achieve our winter 46er. I am very excited to be part of the elite company that have a "W" next to their 46er number.
Amazing!! Congratulations on the winter 46er!
Thank you!
Congrats!!! I didn't realize how few have accomplished this. Maybe living in NY and being a part of ADK groups it's just a perception it's much more popular. Sounds like winter hikes are the way to avoid people and crowds. Lesson I picked up from this one -- even after checking gear inside before heading to the cars, check again AS the gear goes into cars to leave.
Thank you, I was really surprised that the number of winter finishers is less than 1k. It is short season, requires special gear, knowledge, and is not easy. We have all forgot gear, but snowshoes were pretty critical. BUT, we have all done it. I was glad he caught up. Thanks for watching!
@@OutsideChronicles if it was easy it'd be accomplished by more! It was also neat hearing you all talk about when you started. Puts it in persepective that it can take years and thats ok and normal. One adventure at a time and enjoy it.
@@bucky716 You bet. My friend's first regular 46er was in 1979 and he did not finish up until 2016. There is no need to rush. Enjoy every part of it. I have climbed a few of the peaks several times with friends and family before finishing my 46er. I just love the mountains.
What an excellent documentary of your accomplishment!! I loved watching this.. Proud of you guys! 👏 Cheers!
Thank you! Now on to paddling season!
@@OutsideChronicles yes sir. Although perhaps not today. 😆
Congratulations. Great video capturing it all as usual.👍
Thank you, it was a great feeling reaching the summit.
Congratulations on completing your winter 46! Thanks for sharing your story and an amazing video!
Thank you! Thanks for the comment and watching.
CONGRATS!!! Being there in real time and then seeing how you seamlessly edit it all together is truly impressive. Thank you for all you do for those of us who are continuously learning:-)
Thanks Molly, glad to have you in the crew!
Hey, great edit. You do a nice job capturing what it's like to be up there.
Thank you, clear skies definitely helps. Thanks for watching.
A great peak to end on - congrats!
Thank you, we had amazing skies as a bonus
Congrats! My friend finished his Single Season Winter 46 around the same time I finished my regular in 2018. Winter can be exhausting when you have to breakout trails and a bit intimidating if your solo but its so beautiful there in the winter :)
Thank you, winter is my favorite time to hike in WNY and ADK. I always say "No bears, no bugs, no rocks, and no mud" and far fewer people.
Good Job!!!
Congrats Mike!
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Congratulations!!!
Thank you!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
That water crossing at 1:12!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, that was from our weekend warm up trip at Feldspar, and that was an easier one since it was shallow.
Do you know how long it takes to hike adirondack loj road to marcy dam to avalanche lake & back to adirondack loj road? dont wanna hike avalanche pass
I can't say how long it will take you, but I can say it is 4.4 (8.8 RT) miles from the Loj to Avalanche Lake. FYI, Avalanche Pass is before Avalanche Lake. I am guessing you are referring to the ladders and hitch up matildas along Avalanche Lake.
Congrats. Did you register at the new 46er website?
Thank you! Yes, I used their new slick form, pretty nice.
Hey Mike, we are an emerging outdoor clothing company known for our unique fabrics and sustainable practices. We've been really enjoying your content and would love to collaborate if you are interested. Just in case, we’ve also sent you an email about it with more details. Anyways, have a nice day! -Mia