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Nice that nudity is allowed!

Great video, very informative!!! Thank you for making this!!! What time of year did you do it?

Huckleberries are so yummy. I have kids that hike with me so a little bit of pancake mix with huckleberries is a good breakfast for them.

These videos should have SO many more views.

Great video. I did this same loop, with included visit to Lacrosse and Hart lakes, over Labor Day weekend. It was fantastic.

What an amazing looking park! Love the wateralls! Some of them look pretty powerful.

Hey guys--great to see this Olympic video! I did almost the same trek in 2014. Staircase to Upper Duckabush. Our plan was to go on to Marmot Lake, but it was a total downpour at that point, and a member of our group slipped and banged his shin pretty bad at the stream crossing you show with the big boulders. We turned around after that and began the trek out. Three years ago, we re-did the Staircase to Camp Pleasant portion, with a day hike to First Divide. Though its hard choice between Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic, I think Olympic is my favorite.

Thank you for sharing a special part of the Olympics with us. You both did a wonderful job on it.

Hello :-) A very good film :-) The views are amazing and the music is nice :-) A nice film and your journey. Beautiful green plants, I love them :-) greetings from Poland Kamil

Your video was truly beautiful and inspiring. As a fellow creator, I appreciate the effort you put into it. Sub and 👍30

Like the video but the music is so unrelaxing.

Awesome.

Cool Video guys!

Where is camp siberia? Hiked there for many years and never heard of it. When we started exploring that area you didn't have all the fees and permits. You guys travel fast. Thanks for sharing.

Was this a self issued permit? Or a lottery.

How heavy are your packs? You make carrying them look so easy!

Nice vid guys. Enjoyed the scenes. This is a part of the park I have yet to explore so will be doing it this summer

Amazing views.

Whats up with the flip flops? Don't they sell sneakers in your town? Unless you are doing a challenge maybe!

Nice job. What trailhead did you end at? Also, if it helps it's not 9 mile as you had in the video it's 9 Stream. Thank you

is this wallowas?

Great trip in a beautiful area. I’m glad the fire wasn’t too close. Nice shots of the deer.

Hope you enjoyed! Let us know if you have any questions about this area.

Nice information beautiful place nice sharing

Such great information of an amazing place, well put together!

That park looks awesome. I’ll have to try and swing through there on my next trip to central Oregon. You did a great job on this video, really nice job putting all the links in the description too. Also I’m super jelly that Oregon has an option for a 2 year state park pass, we only get a one year option in Washington.

Thanks for the info, never heard of this place! About a 5 hour drive; it looks like May would be a good time to visit, which is cool, as May is crappy in the Seattle area. Couple of questions: Any issues with ticks? Coming from Seattle, would Cove Palisades State Park be a good place to camp? Skull Hollow doesn't take reservations. Thanks again

Do you have any more questions? Ask away! We would love to help you plan your visit to Smith Rock State Park.

We started and ended at the rather obscure Stevens Creek road crossing. Caches were at Mowich and White River. Ipsut Pass route--I like that deep forest. I had done Spray Park as a day hike many years ago. Love mountain goats! September was a great month to do it. No snow!

I did this last year, left my house and took my wife though.

I haven't tackled the Wonderland Trail yet, but I'm planning to hike the entire Timberline Trail this summer. Now you've really got me thinking about going for it with the Wonderland Trail afterward!

🌲⛰☀We hope this guide helps you plan your hike on the INCREDIBLE Wonderland Trail around Mt. Rainier! It ended up being a long one, but we felt like it was all helpful info. Did we miss any questions you have? If so, please let us know!

Who are you going here with?

Thanks for the video, hoping I could visit sometime early next year.

Thanks you two! Brought back some great memories from my own trip on the WT in 2023. It was with Sierra Club, so a larger group. Was Dick Creek still your favorite camp? We had lunch there but it wasn't one of our camps. I think like many people I would have to say Indian Bar was my favorite, though I really liked Mystic Lake and Ipsut Creek too (we did Ipsut Pass, not Spray Park). We went in Sept, so we had like no mosquitoes, but the yellow jackets were terrible. I was stung 6 times during the trip. Someone else in our party was the "winner" though with 8 stings. Puyallup is like "pew-alup". I know, people have hard time with that one. The WT was awesome--I had wanted to do it for years and was so happy to accomplish it. Beautiful video.

Which month was this recorded? Amazing views!

You got some amazing weather. I spent a few days at Mt Rainier in August (flew into town) and had a lot of cloudy weather while there.

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Awesome trek! 🎉

would never go to portland

I’m not too educated on ultra light, but how does a deck of cards matter too much?

Great video 👍🏼

Love this!

Absolutely Beautiful, thanks for sharing!😊❤

Tons of beautiful shots in this

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Such a rad area!

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