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That was a big effort, nice work! Although, have to say, Sawtooth traverse in May with full snow coverage, and doing it solo, I'd chalk it up to naivete, but at least you made a good call to turn back. BTW - that wasn't the peak of Evans (now named Mt. Blue Sky). The actual peak is further northeast along the ridge, past the unnamed 14+ peak you can see from the downclimb of Bierstadt (which is pronounced Beer-stat.)

What shoes were you wearing for this trip?

God damn dude, nice. Did you do all 58 in a single year?

You started early and had great weather and so were able to do this hike in one day. But I urge everyone to not consider this a one day hike - so many things can slow you down and be fatal. My niece died on this hike two years ago trying to do it in one day. She was experienced and had 40 14-ers under her belt. A late start and bad weather at the end of the day doomed her. I don't know if she saw this video and thought it was a hike that could be accomplished in one day. But it scares me that some people might see this and think it will always be this easy. Please give yourself enough time and ALWAYS always always take your emergency equipment even if you think its a simple day hike. Stay alive.

Best thing about this video: humility. Not arrogant, just down to earth and mild mannered. I get tired of the Mountain Dew/Xtreme folks that do this stuff. You just were real easy going and methodical. Excellent job.

Killed it !!

Nice video! What is the name of the route?

At 7:23 there's an animal climbing up the rocks.

Hi im wanting to hike this Feb 10th 2023. would you ever offer a guided tour? I don't think my friends would be down.

i stayed at that camp site. lovely

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Yea, you missed the 4th class, shame its pretty fun! A stem fest! The 4th class starts below the chossy gully, up a break in the ridge.

Congratulations!! Thanks for taking us with you on your climb. Eager to know how your story ended with your camp and the bears.

good vids

Enjoy the trip!

Nice video. I just attempted Capitol (with a guide) at the end of July. Viewers should note there is a class 4 section you have to do if you want to summit K2. When I summited K2, the fog was so thick, you couldn't even see the knife's edge or Capitol. From our campsite just below Capitol Lake, it took us 4 hours to summit K2. Then the light rain/sleet forced us to turn around. Traversing down through the rock field was very dicey as the moisture made the lichen covered granite slick.

excellent video quality ... My notes on Maroon climb ALWAYS wear a helmet ...even some of the lower elevations rocks were coming down BE VERY AWARE of the rocks nearer the top .. 1 rock came within 50-60 yards of us that was basketball size ..easily enough to end your life The DOWN CLIMB is ALWAYS the most dangerous ..... the tendency is to be less aware of danger and exceeding your abilities ALWAYS turn back if bad weather is coming ... some of the routes were moderately difficult to follow

Looks like an intense trip man. Props to you for recording the journey!!

Great Video! Thank You!

Fantastic. I always like it when non-locals try out sandstone climbing. The three different ways of filming the climbs were also interesting. I usually enjoy the POV most. It looks like you chose some awesome routes as well. Do you know the name of the first tower? Since Udolni Cesta just means valley route and lots of towers have a route named that way it could be anywhere.

Hey brother, great recap! Was this June or July?

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Very nice. Pretty wild that there are these towers just sticking out of a forest.

Nice climbing

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That shit looked completely smooth, great job going up

Bad quality due to the Insta360 One R (4k wide lens), trying to record 4k. I will stick to 1080p.

TheEarth must like this always but mankind wants destroy this Paradise Thank you

What month was this?

I did not make it on my first attempt in winter either. We had 30 " of snow. We did make it the next year.

Wondering if you were tempted to slide down the slope at the end? Looks like a fun hike, maybe next summer for me but later into the summer.

Yo dude, I've seen you a couple of times at Smichoff. Nice work on these peaches! The boulder at 2.07 is a project me and my wife have tried to complete multiple times, but you completely changed our previous beta. Hope you bring out a series on yellows and blues.

Have watched a few of your vids to prep. Thanks for putting them together!

This is a great video. I've done this same route. But only have still pictures back in the mid 1990s. I think 1996. I scouched across. It was challenging but exhilarating. Thanks for the video.

This brings back some memories. I still remember some of these boulders

wow . . .

Nice sends :)!

Finally .. Someone has the summit proper in their video . Sick , congrats .

What experience did you have before this? I've done 27, but mostly class 2. I did Lindsey a few days ago and I'm curious to know if this day would be suitable for me to replicate. Thanks!

Awesome video. That downclimb from Little Bear looked intense.

Been revisiting your videos. Loved following your journey the first time! Still good beta whenever I get back out there on these peaks. I'm curious, what were your final stats on this one? Do you still have them?

Know these czech climbing routes by several visits some 15 ys ago at other areas there (Prihrazy, Hruba Skala and the famous city of rocks in Adrspach): challenging rock climbs, but an amazing experience, especially in the last mentioned area. The highpoint there is a couple of two over 100m tall rock towers leaning at each other among thousands of other spires being located there around

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Nice chill vid, but I have one problem with it. The rules of sandstone climbing mostly prohibit use of chalk. This is specific for the area and the grade of the route, I am quite sure that the route you climbed does not meet these conditions. I highly advise you to go sandstone climbing with experienced climbers, who know both written and unwritten rules of the area and can help you with compliance. Many locals get easily upset and it could be a big problem. Also participation of experienced sandstone climber might come in handy for placing knots and picking routes. Stay safe and see you at the crag :)

Heading to Holy Cross on my birthday June 29th !!

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Nice job, I'll be attempting all 4 this August

Hope you had a great time

Thanks for the video man

This is the best video I've found for climbing the Needle! I'm heading out to attempt this in July as my 1st class 3 hike. Thanks for the awesome insights!