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Looks like you've tagged the Sedona summits I have left on my to do list. If you ever get out for a repeat, or something new hmu and I'd be glad to join. Always out on the type 2 3 4 5 6 adventures.

Awesome. Eric took me and my buddy on our first Canyon route off Bear a couple years ago . I've been hooked since. He's definitely a gem of Sedona!! Great video. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent..good music selection as usual

Another killer video - your channel is 💣

*looks more closely* Ah yes, Petroglyphs, Ancient ruins, Hieroglyphs.

Wow that was cool. Wonder if those were the ruins I spotted last time I was there.

thx nice video beautiful views

Great adventure! The Coconino Sandstone class 5 looks sketchy. The ruins were also awesome. Thank you for sharing another epic climb!

Ah yes, I saw Eric on a Jerry Arizona video about the 7 principals of leave no trace. Very cool to get his insights. I would like to know what he thinks about some of these channels like Desert Drifter that find ancient ruins, petroglyphs etc and when the see a arrowhead or piece of pottery, they pick it up and put it back. Perhaps it shouldnt be touched at all? Just curious

Good afternoon from Preskit

Glad you turned around. I started to feel guilty that you could be risking your life for these videos.

Great video as always! What were those symbols and hand from? Just other hikers or were they Hopi?

Omg this one of your coolest adventures. Thanks for recording that! I'd love to do scout a gully like that down to the river. How many miles was that second route? I am thinking about adding a single twin rope to do some sketchy stuff like that which has held me back a few times before.

No ice ax or spikes on steep snow field, no rain gear, cotton clothing. Dont try this at home. Be prepared before you attempt something like this.

Thanks for the video. What month was this "hike"?

Any chance you have a KML/GXP file or map of this route?

Funny how some days no prob. going up and down sketchy class 4 then the next day I’m pulling out webbing to descend class 2 slab freaking out from a potential slip. Great vid as usual!!!!

Think that's the first time I have seen you back out of a route. But that route down from the rim on the Walter Powell did look pretty hairy and it looked like there was a whole lot more of it waiting below. So, the salt is what gives the river that milky turquoise color? It's similar looking to glacial runoff. Great video.

Amazing video! I absolutely love your filming style. What an intense adventure!

Thanks for doing these things so I don't have to. :-) It's scarry enough just watching you.

Amazing video! Dude, 1 hour of sleep!? That's crazy. The blue water going over those little ledges on the rock looked awesome. Thank you for providing awesome content!

very interesting and great video. felt sorry for you though. thx

Excellent music choice for the first attempted route!

I thought the LCR was the Little Colorado River??

Beautiful place

Oh man, I wouldnt even attempt hikes that are this dangerous without 6-8 hours of sleep and no alcohol the night before. Good to have a clear head!

You have an eye for the beauty of the landscape. Great video.

Your spontaneity is what makes your videos fun. Great work shooting the climbing sections and the steep loose gravely sections. I almost felt like I was there!

Awesome brother enjoyed this! The young fella is a weapon👌

My favorite is Barronette Peak. All time. Quadrant is awesome too.

Got it on a clear day!! Nice.

I also take the ridge out in the middle. Skip bear maul woods. The ridge literally ends at the trail junction of electric and quadrant trails. Actually, on the main trail 👣 then left a little is where trail cuts up to Electric.

I'm standing at the back of bears extended summit looking right at the fortress. Love this video. I'll have to get back sometime and go for the summit!

Some nice climbing there. You got the winter time beard fully rockin' out, Cody. Very Edward Abbey'ish. I might catch you up in a few weeks.

Just climbed this one today. I didn't think the ledge was that bad. You guys were still the most recent summiters in the register. So far your video only inspired one person to actually go and do this....Me! Hope to go and do a few more of your Sedona summits this season. Thank you for the inspiration.

Is there any gold out there ?

I've seen Luke's name all over Peakbagger. Didn't realize he was 13 years old.

There is an easier way to get up there.

I was referred to Luke’s channel by Jeff at The Trek Planner. And now I have found you from Luke’s channel. Where will this rabbit hole take me next? Great videos from both of you. You look like you had so much fun.

nice

Great video bro! You did a lot more filming than I did with setting up the camera a million times. lol. I hope this inspired you to do more climbing in the dells!

Spectacular video: thany you very much for your great work!!! Coal Mine Canyon is for sure a wonderful place to visit. A hike in this canyon is described in this book (very interesting for all fans of the Colorado Plateaus's geology): Ralph Lee Hopkins. Hiking the Southwest's Geology. Four Corners Region, 2002 (Hike 13: Coal Mine Canyon: Ghosts and Painted Spires). Unfortunately I live in Germany - very far away from wonderful Arizona. I appreciate the work of Codiac very much: for bringing Arizona 's wonderful landscapes to my screen!

Is there a permit process?

Aye! I've done this exact same climb before myself! So much fun! Glad to see that you had just as much fun as I did when I came here too! You've got some impressive climbing skills man! I gotta ask though, how on earth did you manage to not scratch up your legs when you were climbing up at 2:24? I only ask because that last time I reached that same part, I scraped up my left leg pretty badly trying to climb up there

Awesome hike man! I'm thinking of visiting this canyon myself come next summer, especially if the water is as chilly as you said. Sounds like a great hike for a really hot day! Though I can tell that parts of this hike must be tough, especially at 10:26 when you slipped and fell, hope you didn't scrape your bare legs too much on this hike. As someone who only ever wears shorts all year round, I know I always have to be extra careful on the off chance I slip somewhere I shouldn't and end up scraping my legs badly on a sharp rock or something

Navajo Nation requires permits for the upper portion nearest the highway and Hopi Tribe requires a guide for the lower portion. Unfortunately no overnight camping in both areas

Great videos. I've been looking for others to do this kind of thing with, especially in Sedona. Would you be open to having others join you on those off trail adventures? I think i can keep up and it would be a great to be with someone knowledgeable about the terrain like yourself.

I thought access was closed. Did you get permission? Are permits required? Did you need them?

Sorry to ruin your day, but Coalmine Canyon is closed to non-Hopi without a guide. Might explain why so few people know about it.

Beautiful video! What a hidden gem