12:02 I grew up in Bragg Creek in the 60s and 70s. It was such an awsome place to be back then. I would ride my bike up the Elbow to go fishing and would not see anyone but a few cows, even in July. The roads were gravel. Then the government made it a park. They paved the roads over the pass into Ford Creek where we had been able to camp in August and see only the odd hunter. They replaced the single forest ranger with dozens of park wardens who made lots and lots of rules. And then they came from Calgary in their 1000s. My memories are so comforting. Thanks for sharing
Absolutely spellbounding Dear Ty! 🥰 And What a beautiful Trekker you are, Tyler !!! I shared tears with your raw emotions. Thankyou for your vulnerability and gorgeous depictions of the GDT! Ohh Man what a God Granted Blessing you achieved such a feat ! Miss you all special Trail Friends. Cheers to More Happy and Safe Trails! 🤗
The power and reward of accomplishment...congrats on this journey of mind, body and soul. Only those who travel in these remote places can truly share in your emotions...nut we can all experience the beauty
Hey mate, fantastic video, I'm planning a 2024 GDT (& a little of the CDT) so it was great to see your film, very inspiring & well shot! I did the whole PCT last year so I'm excited to do the rockies! Thanks again, Greg
@@tylernblaney I'd recommend skipping the desert 🏜️ PCT section! It's long, hot, heavy water carries and I found it uninteresting. With your GDT did you navigate with Far out? If so was it ok? I've heard it's not detailed enough... (But that's what I exclusively use!🤞) Cheers! Greg
Just watched this amazing video! I’ve done portions of it but there are many spots that you have inspired me to do. Thank you for sharing the emotions that the mountains evoke. I too see God daily when I’m out in the wilds. Keep trekking ❤
Hey man, I just wanted to say that this video is absolutely fantastic. Cinematic yet informative and all nicely summarized in under h1:20m, great work!
What a great journey, Tyler. Beautiful spot on your last night on section D, on that bluff above the Howse. Curious what you used to shoot video on your hike?
12:02 I grew up in Bragg Creek in the 60s and 70s. It was such an awsome place to be back then. I would ride my bike up the Elbow to go fishing and would not see anyone but a few cows, even in July. The roads were gravel.
Then the government made it a park. They paved the roads over the pass into Ford Creek where we had been able to camp in August and see only the odd hunter.
They replaced the single forest ranger with dozens of park wardens who made lots and lots of rules. And then they came from Calgary in their 1000s.
My memories are so comforting.
Thanks for sharing
@terryzanger7152 we truly live in a beautiful part of the world! Thanks for your comment. :)
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing! 🙏
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely spellbounding Dear Ty! 🥰 And What a beautiful Trekker you are, Tyler !!! I shared tears with your raw emotions. Thankyou for your vulnerability and gorgeous depictions of the GDT! Ohh Man what a God Granted Blessing you achieved such a feat ! Miss you all special Trail Friends. Cheers to More Happy and Safe Trails! 🤗
You are so, so kind. Thank you for your words. The GDT holds a very special place in all our hearts. 🙏🏼
The power and reward of accomplishment...congrats on this journey of mind, body and soul. Only those who travel in these remote places can truly share in your emotions...nut we can all experience the beauty
Ah thanks Carol! It was a truly moving experience. I am going back on trail in August. Stay tuned for future videos!
Great video.❤❤
Thank you! 🤗
Hey mate, fantastic video, I'm planning a 2024 GDT (& a little of the CDT) so it was great to see your film, very inspiring & well shot! I did the whole PCT last year so I'm excited to do the rockies!
Thanks again, Greg
Aw! Thanks Greg. It was a trip of a lifetime. Congratulations on the PCT, it a bucket list thru for me. :)
@@tylernblaney I'd recommend skipping the desert 🏜️ PCT section! It's long, hot, heavy water carries and I found it uninteresting.
With your GDT did you navigate with Far out? If so was it ok? I've heard it's not detailed enough... (But that's what I exclusively use!🤞)
Cheers! Greg
Just watched this amazing video! I’ve done portions of it but there are many spots that you have inspired me to do. Thank you for sharing the emotions that the mountains evoke. I too see God daily when I’m out in the wilds. Keep trekking ❤
Hey NV, I was reduced to tears most days by the sheer beauty and aw the mountains gifted me. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for future videos!
Hey man, I just wanted to say that this video is absolutely fantastic. Cinematic yet informative and all nicely summarized in under h1:20m, great work!
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for future videos :)
Unreal scenery !
Such a beautiful trek. ☺️
Great journey Tyler. Nice job.
Thank you Dan! You and T are a HUGE inspiration! 🙏🏼
great achievement Tyler. hopefully see you soon. Dan.C
I look forward to it!
The Jetboil system powering....ramen from styrofoam cup. Can't wait til i get to hike the route it looks amazing.
It was indeed! When are you planning on doing the trek?
We’ll done. That section D eh? Seemed like all water to me! The other sections I missed looked beautiful.
Thank you for being part of the story Alan!
I haven’t been back to Waterton since the fire, it looks very beautiful still.
It is so beautiful in Waterton!
What a great journey, Tyler. Beautiful spot on your last night on section D, on that bluff above the Howse. Curious what you used to shoot video on your hike?
Hi JJ! I used a GoPro Hero 8 for all my videos. I have just recently switched to a Hero 9.