Hiking the Organ Needle - Las Cruces, New Mexico - What to expect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2020
- I'm going to show you what to expect when hiking the Organ Needle. Man was it a hard hike. The folks on all trails weren't kidding.
Highly recommend bringing some form of ice traction if you hike in the winter time like I did. Trekking poles FOR SURE cause the way down I damn near killed myself. Tons of water, some good fitness and a camera with a full battery :)
Enjoy!
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That scenery was so beautiful! I've never seen anything like that. The way up sure was different than the way down. Those cactus looked brutal.🥴 I know even some of those spiney plants have needle like tips on them...ouch! Thank you for taking us with you. Looking forward to the next adventure as we travel on..😊
MamaBears Instapot Cooking and Adventures pretty unique! Thanks for watching!
Today I am here in LAS Cruces with my son . The mountains over look from his house . One day I climb but you young man did it for me & my dream fulfilled . Thanks lot & cogratulations . An Indian senior citizen camping in New Mexico since July 2020 . All the best to you dear adventurer .
What an honor 🙌🏽
I lived in Las Cruces when I was 16 years old 1957.And went back in 2010.what a difference. I loved it there .
Las Cruces is heaven. Love my hometown.
Loooooove that town. Headed back there soon
@@BrianBearButler hell yeah brother!!!
I was so happy to see this! I live in Las Cruces and I could never make that hike. My yoga teacher was just telling us about when she hiked up there with a group several years ago. I love seeing the view from the top and what it looks like on the top.
When you said "we", I hope that means you were not alone. If you were alone, that was foolish. Having lived here all of my 71 years and done this 21 times, the last on September 24th of this year, I have in the past helped recover people who died alone on this hike. People of all ages have found themselves seriously hurt or dead as it is so easy to get into that kind of situation. To anyone else who read this post, please have the good sense to not do this alone. Great video, just wish you had captured more of the hike.
I appreciate your concern. You also don’t know my skill level and to compare me to people who have died is pretty morbid. I’m fully aware of the consequences any time I go into the mountains, which is what I do for work
Cool climb. Watch out for the cholla cactus. Thanks for sharing.
Nice job, risky solo hike it would appear. Poles would be a must here in my view but I'm not as accomplished as you perhaps. Love the 4K prominence, awesome view. Gotta get back to NM for sure! Thanks for this, Brian. Be safe, be well.
Wild! Congrats on the hike, brother. Hell of an accomplishment with a well rewarding view.
Joey Iannino thanks dude! Hopefully one day I can get you up there haha
@@BrianBearButler lol I'll be practicing for it!
Lived there a little more than 3 years. Housecwas down there on the east mesa in the county on high hopes road. I never hiked the needles but always wanted to. I used to park at the lookout point on the pass through the mountains, leave my truck and go on small hikes just enjoying the scenery.
Sounds really nice
I first saw the Organs back in 1975 when I was driving on I-10 travelling from Florida to California! I have always been intrigued with their "Needle" appearance and everything about them! Brian when you got up to the top of the Needle just watching the video I was thinking "wow" that you were way up on top of southern New Mexico! Thanks for your great video filming the hike and so forth!
Thank you for watching it! It’s such a wild place and I can’t wait to go hike it again
@@BrianBearButler thanks as it was nice hearing from you!
Beautiful video really enjoyed it! We have a great time making these types of videos as well. thanks for sharing
Snooch tv Thanks! You got some good stuff!
@@BrianBearButler no problem!
Beautiful mountains, very nice people but CRIME!
Wow bro great video ! I never did the hike you just completed. I did explore Fillmore Canyon in the 80s and we found a spent WSMR missle fuselage that had been cut in half to serve as a cattle trough 😂 A resourceful rancher for sure. Thanks for the great view and Video.
Well done! Proud of ya!
Henry Badillo 😁
Great job! Glad my wife didn’t see this before our ascent/descent today. If she had, I’m pretty sure I would have been solo.
Rob Mitchell how happy was she when you got to the rope part haha
I see the Organs every day from my backyard. I love them, they ground me and their changing colors during the day is awesome. I never made it up to the top, but I did get up to Dripping Springs and the area just above. What a view even from there...Those mountains out West were most like the Floridas on the way to Deming...That was White Sands Missile Base to the right of that big rock formation looking down into the Tularosa Basin (Alamogordo beyond). People have fallen into crevices and died in the Organs, with bodies found after the winter ice goes...Rescue has had to go in with helicopters... The EASY WAY? From Aquirre Springs parking/campsite, there are marked trails right up over a couple of passes in the peaks....
Wow amazing insight. I have a whole new perspective about those mountains now
@@BrianBearButler Yes, from the visitor center you can hike up and just past the old sanitarium (yes, there was a TB sanitarium up there!) you bear right then swing around going "left" and come to a series of "ledges" for a great view. I was a bit shaky hiking those!
Nice video keep up the great work awesome views
Raul Villa thank you!
Ok this is so cool because I actually live in las cruses and never see anything online and I’m here about it this is so cool
Awesome! Thanks for watching
I have a couple other videos that are more recent and better quality
Wow!!!
man that is way the fuck down there. I gotta hike this place.
i liked seeing White Sands from the top!
Pretty epic!
When I saw what you were climbing up i was thinking about how you’d get back down!!!
Erin Soto Photography very carefully haha. It was not enjoyable but once I was down and safe it was a great time
How challenging was the climb up with the rope? I’m not experienced with climbing, but I’d like to be able to get to the top.
If you have zero experience it could be very difficult. I have a newer video showing me and my gf climbing up it
th-cam.com/video/hyzcfKEaZww/w-d-xo.html
Hey, did you climb in through Baylor Canyon or?? Just wondered. Lived here since 1983...never got up that far on the west side but went in from Aguirre Springs...
I did not. Just did the needle
@@BrianBearButler Ohh ok. Thanks! Very cooL video 😊
Note to self: Must. Do. This. Hike.
Blast Kid It’s so worth it
Blast Kid got that subscribe button. I’m doing another big hike tomorrow in Madura Canyon I’ll be filming
This video clip skipped the most challenging class 3 part😢
I made any other one that shows it
Thanks, Brian, I have been looking at climbing to that point but now I know I need to prepare more. If you want a trail partner or adventure pal, look me up, send a message. talk soon.
New Mexico Enchanted oh good! I will do that next time I’m down there
Good job! Next time, carry the canoe to the top and ride down in it!
Unholy Slacker now that’d be a ride haha
Wow , did you go to the highest peek?
Yep
How prevalent are snakes there?
There are rattlesnakes but in the winter they’re denned up. I never been here in the summer so I wouldn’t know what that’s like
Desperate couples. I saw ,