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I enjoyed the video. I did find it hard to understand your words at times. It is easy to not speak clearly, especially when walking uphill. Thanks for sharing.

I am planning a trip to Big Bend and appreciate all info available. Thanks.

What State are you in ? Beautiful Forrest !

Nice video set of your hike! The south end of the CDT is similar country and rough trail.

Great finish to the trip. This may be the best videos of the GRT on UA-cam. Great job on capturing your hike and providing lots of info for hikers in the future.

I think this sunrise might have been even better than in your previous video. Amazing. I've done much of this section around White Oaks, Last Chance, and Sitting Bull Falls. It was really overgrown with lots of thorns, but such a pretty area. And I love all of the water. So different than the southern part of the Guads. Can of wine in your cache! Nice!

Great start to your trip! I really enjoyed the video. Slaughter Canyon was BEAUTIFUL. And that sunrise was awesome. Amazing colors in the sky. Moving on to Part II.

Really enjoyed the hike. Beautiful country not seen from our highways. Thanks for sharing the adventure.

I thought that looked like a black widow spider. Be careful. Lots of water on this trail. Was not aware of this trail. Very nice hike.

Enjoying your trail. I have driven that country for years and nice to see it from your trail perspective. Good hiking. New subscriber too.

What trail maps do you use for this hike? Thanks

A great place. Ever consider doing the CDT?

I'm sorry But You are as exciting as watching paint Dry with a bit of negativity to it.

Tina!!! So glad I found your channel! Miss seeing you around. Heading to pecos in a few weeks with some buds that haven't backpacked for over a decade. Hope I don't wear them out.

Wanting to do some backpacking there this year before it gets cold. Really like the area and its been to long since ive been in those mountains. Nice video. As for the hole in your shoe, hiking really wears on footwear. I can take some like new boots and have them looking pretty worn in just a few days on trail

So many dead trees 😢

Fun

Awsome video, I'm from Northern nm and you did the full tour that's so cool keep up the Awsome content

Awesome hike. This place is on my list.

I love the Spring Peepers! Great footage! Thanks for sharing, Tina! (Who brings a record player to the woods and chucks it!?) 😊✌🏼

Loving this series, Tina! I guess I’m going to have to come do that extension, too, at some point. Some of those water crossings were pretty serious! You always keep your cool, though. Thanks for the great videos. 🥰🙏🏼✌🏼

thanks

That last trail head was the Cripple Turkey trail head. I consider it the northern end of the Sylamore Creek Trail the begins at the Allison Trail head in Allison. I like to make it a 43 mile out and back. A great trail with only one shallow water crossing at the beginning.

I wonder if that stone structure was a spring house? Thanks for taking is along.

10:50ish views are beautiful!

What a terrific trip! Thanks for sharing. I like your presentation style, no goofy music just gonzo style narrative and ambient noise. Good stuff.

Incredible views that water is so clear

Awesome! Great video again, TraiblaZEN Tina! Thanks for taking us along for the hike! 🥾🥾❤️✌🏼

The Big Bend area of the State is beautiful.

They've done a lot of work on some of the shelters since your hike. I have completed sections 1-7 now. I think most of the shelters have a porch now. It occurred to me specifically when I saw your photo of Big Bear shelter because that's where I spent my most recent night and I made my oatmeal on one of the shelves on the porch. 🙂 Hats off to the Friends of the Ouachita (FoOT) Trail for all their hard work.

Loved this! Your commentary is always so funny. 😁 I can’t wait to see day two of this hike. I’ve added this trail to my hiking hit list, by the way! I’m your biggest fan, TrailblaZEN Tina! 🥰🥾🥾✌🏼

Great video. Excellent footage (except you went sideways LOL). Great exposition. I truly appreciate the lack of music--I go into the back country for the silence, not to jam to tunes. It would be great if you referenced a map in your videos & labeled some peaks or lakes. How do you not get lonely when you solo backpack?

What time of year did you go? We are starting at dillard heading west Sounds like the trail is open from there

I've done the ERL twice. Such an amazing trail!! Last time I went in 2019 there were tons of downed trees that fully blocked the trail after Albert Pike heading toward Winding Stair (after the major ice storm). Looks like those are gone now. I've only ever gone in winter when the poison stuff is dead and ticks/chiggers are in hiding.

"My favorite part of the trail is when there's shade." "In case you're ever thinking of coming to Big Bend in winter because it'll be nice and cool. Nope. Blazing hot." 😂 I have always wanted to backpack/hike there but my body hates heat. Anything above 70 and I melt and heat issues start. Good to know the only way I need to visit BB is in my air conditioned car... even in winter. 🤪

Just found your channel and am loving your videos. Your dry sense of humor cracks me up!! "Made it to the junction to Whitney, and... goodbye silence" 😂😂 But for real... people. Ugh. It would have been too people-y on the top of Whitney for sunset and sunrise to truly enjoy it.

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I’m a big fan of yours, TrailblaZEN Tina! I love what you said about liking the solitude on trail and not being interested in getting caught up in trail culture. Me, too! The lesser known trails are where it’s at! Great video showcase of the OT. Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰🙏🏼

We are enjoying this set of your videos on the trail. It is surprising that more people weren't hiking. Thanks for posting!

Is there a sign by the creek telling people not to collect water from there? What is the name of the creek, I couldn't make it out in the video. Thanks.

Wow. This was 2023? I thought this area had been lost to the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire in 2022...

From the Santa fe baldy to the Skyline trial the Mora flats Pecos Falls ,Hamilton Mesa and all those memories come back when I see these videos and be careful it's a dangerous place. Take a local Sammy in Nevada from N.M

Fabulous

Beautiful area, thanks!

Great job Tina. This will be my first thru hike in March 2024. I'm already getting worked up and anxious. Hoping for many many more.

Great videos. Thanks for sharing your journey.

Thank you for the video! I plan to be there this weekend. Looks like there was plenty of water but were there any areas where it was scarce? Also, I hammock camp so I’m wondering if there were plenty of trees along the route. Thanks!!

Just what I needed - I'll be there in a couple of weeks! Great to get some recent info and views.

I appreciate all the information you gave on campsites, and road walks!

It’s always fun seeing people enjoy our local trail here. I’m in Conroe and hike on the Lone Star pretty regularly. I’m glad you got to enjoy it and all it’s pine needly glory. Lol