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Check out the 2nd video in this Glacier National Park series here 👉🏼 ua-cam.com/video/NIGPGMWLEzo/v-deo.html (Goat Mountain)

Our family has also hiked to Iceberg Lake. It doesn't get much prettier than that lake.

The Rockies and Sierra's have their 14ers, but they don't compare to the ruggedness and all-around mountaineering skills necessary to summit a peak in the Cascades. Love it.

Hey Matt, what an incredible epic adventure you went on. Incredible views. Love your channel, man. Keep killin it!!

Check out the first video in this series here 👉🏼 ua-cam.com/video/iI5ZAtGppYY/v-deo.html

Thanks for the great video! Subbing now!

Ever since the first time I saw a picture of Dragon's Tail, I have wanted to climb it. That part up through the couloir was white knuckle. Wow, amazing job. I'm assuming you had to down climb back through the couloir? Great video!

Another amazing spot. I really enjoy the places you find. Good stuff!👍👍 All I can do is put it on a list and hope to make it one day.

Beautiful area. Awesome views all the way up.

8:13 was epic!!!

Oh man I miss glacier so much!! Beautiful hike

Glaicer is so beautiful! Great trek! The scenery and views are just amazing 😊

Hey Matt, Rich here from Florida. I turn 79 this Tuesday 11/5 obviously too old to follow in your footsteps but when you post a vid you take me to places I love to see. Thks for all the great treks and vids.

Well done gents!! I’ve been back and forth with how to visit Glacier for the first time. I’m more of a backpacker but with the permitting process being what it is, I think I’ll take your peak bagging approach instead. Also caught your Sahale vid. Planning on coming west again this year and doing that and Shark-fin but I’ll be alone so more than likely won’t top out. Hit 60 in 3 days. Nice work and thanks for posting.

Good stuff, sir! 💪

Thank you for another epic awesome adventure Gents! Keep on keeping on Matt!

Great Video. Keep hiking

Matt let me go hiking with you! Forreal

Of you don't mind me asking, what brand, model, boots do you wear? I bought a very comfortable pair of Merrels, but 2yrs later, I blew out the toe in Idaho.

From the spot you stopped there is a class 3 wrap around to the N/NE side of the summit which is much easier, but still quite exposed (many would want to rappel vs downclimb.

Great video Matt! 🏔️🤘🏻

Inspiring man. Nice job!

Great video work, did this trail in August n its not for the faint of heart! Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for people to die falling or have to get rescued from this trail. I'm glad your friend made it safe, but hope people aren't encouraged to attempt things beyond their skill level. It is an amazing view!

Nice hike! I think the Wonderland and its many side trails are also great, but it's tough to beat these views 🏔

Oh man, kitty litter scree is THE WORST. Another awesome adventure!

May have failed on reaching the summit, but MAN did you win with the overall views! DAMN

That couloir looked gnarly! Was the ridge itself more gnarly? The summit shots made the ridge look rather broad. That shot where you were showing where you guys were dropping down and cutting across, the base of the ridge there looked doable! Just curious is all. :) Awesome content as per usual, amazing views!

Heeyyyy! You're the same age (approximately) as I am! I turn 46 coming up in November. Seems like a lot of these channels are run by young bucks. I know its an older video, but those glacier views are sweet! Those are some of my favorite hikes, the glacier view and/or traverse ones.

Awesome day! Dragon’s tail has some of the best views in the whole park. That scramble up (and down) the side of the couloir was so fun.

This is the best bang for your buck on Rainier with such up close views of Steamboat Prow separating the Winthrop and Emmons glaciers. Also Curtis Ridge, Willis Wall and Liberty Ridge up to Liberty Cap. I spent a lot of time on Rainier this summer it's so fascinating. You'd also dig Observation Rock and Tokaloo Rock I'm pretty sure if you go back sometime. Cheers Matt!

Damn, too bad you guys were on a time constraint. Could have used the broad side of the ice axe to carve out steps...but that is not fast work. Good call on turning back! Amazing views regardless!

Been loving these videos! Great content, great footage, I'm glad you popped up in my suggested videos. This looks like a mindblowing area to explore! Hopefully I can come down from Alaska someday and get at least a sample of what that has to offer.

Cool video Matt! I climbed Stuart a few weeks ago when we had our last full moon and once I got to the summit I noticed Cashmere Mt as it stands relatively by itself a little north from the summit of Stuart to where as you have Dragontail and the rest of the Enchantments peaks and basin to the east/NE. Not sure if you've done Stuart but I'm sure you'd dig it. I also climbed Black Peak for the 3rd time 12 days ago super clear warm day and I have to tell you it was also a non stop party for my eyeballs LMAO! I'd climb with you anytime buddy. Cheers!

So sick! What month was this?

Awesome

Hey Matt, excellent Vid. Love all of your climbs all though they scare the monkey out of me at times. On another note we survived HELENE but looks like MILTON will be a Cat4 Wednesday mornig in the Tampa area. Say a prayer we can't catch a break. Rich

Finally! Glacier NP video season is here again! Can't wait!

Thank you for the video. I'm still debating doing the final ascent. How was the scree?😂

Just ridiculous terrain.

I am not kidding about Barronette either. Just jump up on ridge across from Ice Box canyon. Only in good weather. Take gallon of water each! If hot. GREAT LONG DAY HIKE. GREAT PEAK. Electric is a pain 6 false summits talus up top. I like Quadrant over there. Lots of bear traffic over there too.

The giant bowl of woods and biggest meadow is muddy creek. Bear maul alley. I don't go on trails in the tooth. Hit it from 212. I take four dogs. It is the wild. Wild as it gets lower 48. Start three lakes back from pass cooke city side. The lake under clay butte is literally on the road. Same up past store the one closest to road. Lake chain up and out to Spirit Mountain area. Granite is farther. Late July snow is usually beat down. Early August. Water is still ripping.

If you have dogs 🐕 they can go off leash from White River TH. BAM. If you want to really run them Naneum Meadow. Table Mountain isn't small. 6000+ feet. The best trail 👣 is from meadow up over 1219 to Haney. Warning no water that way.

Icicle Creek sucks. Runs into Jack Jackass loops around to Ingalls Pass. Snow Lake seems the logical choice. BUT personally I am going up Hwy 2 where it divides ➗️ half way up is FS 6400. At Valhalla Lake TH bend in road near top lots of cars parked. .9 miles up to PCT. The TH on other side White River. Is epic. On Mount David low section it splits off to real falls. As stated I go up Teanaway to Esmeralda Basin. I do Longs Pass not Ingalls. Why? Because you cannot even see Mount Stuart from Ingalls. Lake Ann side. And there is an old road down to Ingalls. Creek. Esmeralda Basin loops a bunch of trails. If I go to Enchantments I just go up from Ingalls Creek. Either End. TH is off US97 too.

You want the easy version Mount David. They just cleared trail too. No brush tangle.

Cascades are absurd. You have to see them and walk up ONE. Then you understand. This is way more impressive than Whitney and most Sierra Nevada Peaks.

I quit going down to CA 1000 miles to drive to Lee Vining vs 8 hours to Yellowstone. Used to live there. I actually have a lot of Whitney on my crappy channel. The definitive SOCAL channel is livehardlovehard Like MMatt here too. Yellowstone is about Barronette Peak and Electric Peak. Forget Avalanche. Gallatin side. Quadrant is awesome. July. August. The Beartooth is best overall hiking area. You walk right off 212 into it. Literally 10 feet. On Cooke City side you can go up muddy creek. Or Clay Butte ridge out to middle. Or up lake chain to Spirt Mountain or Ridge below pass to Spirit area. Bam. Out of 100s Barronette Peak is my favorite. Lived 2 hours from Whitney so been up to trailcrest 17 times. Never went past Muir. 😅😂 Russell is the real deal. Take snow shoes with heel elevator. MSR lightning II. Do it in the snow. Take Crampons too.

It's low elevatoon if you have been in Sierras. Which is good. Hotter than you expect in summers. Mount David is your spot different White River over by Lake Wenatchee. To access PCT over there go from hwy 2 FS 6400. .9 off road to PCT. I go over Longs Peak Pass down Ingalls Creek over here. Ellensburg. Area. Glacier Peak Wilderness is real deal Cascades. Mount David. Watch Hikeart video. It's the real deal day hike. View.

Did it in sunshine dry 60s. Wore Sketcher slip ons. 9+ miles. 3 knee replacements. Epicly good trails. Cover entire area. Wanted to crampon up a little but gave my gear away so saved from myself. I am all about going up the White River now. You can drop pack walk up river from lower trail. THE BEST OVERALL HIKING area I have seen. I worked at Yosemite Yellowstone Teton Rocky. BLM AZ STRIP. Yeah, amazing trails. Views. Pack like your mean it. Take food. Take the entire day. Out and back is a 10 miler. Down to river and back up is a marathon. If old. If 25 you can run it. Candybars and water. Air Assault.

Just came across your channel, love the vids! Keep crushing it man!

Doing this hike next weekend. Can’t wait.