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You motivate us I feel like hiking makes plans but time not on my side yet but I will some day

I love watching your videos ❤ Very nice sceneries Did you ever have to face wild animals ? If you do what you prepare for it ?

Brandywine meadows has a primeval feel to it, almost mystical. Similar ambience to Brew Lake. Thanks for the excellent video, must get back there

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Uh-huh; someone permanently rejuvenates, living in the tents under the bridge (at the beginning of the video)

THANK YOU!!!!!

Wonderful🎉

Such a pretty hike! It took a while to watch last night because I kept falling asleep!! 😂 That’s a compliment, because the sounds were so relaxing. I’m putting it on loop this morning so I can get through the next two chapters of my book-it does help me to concentrate, also. Thank you so much for this perfect hike! Enjoy the beautiful day! 🥾🌳💛

ดีจังที่ไม่มีเสียงผู้คนที่น่ารำคาญ มีแต่เสียงย่ำไปบนพื้นดิน และธรรมชาติที่สวยสดงดงามรอบๆด้าน มันทำให้ใจฉันเย็นลงมากๆ 👍❤🎉😎🇹🇭

What I don't like about this channel is that I find it hard to choose which one to watch when I'm on my treadmill. Everything is just gorgeous.

Where do you start?

I grew up in Agassiz since 68 , 2001 /2 winter a fellow that i worked with at Hemlock Valley and i sledded into the back bowl ,parked the sleds at the pond ,then frozen and boot packed 3 hrs to Cheam peak where there was a small rock sticking out , i set skiis on either side , clipped in and had 8 min of white bliss . There was 30- ft cornices hanging off lady peak with small snow wind funnels dancing around off the tops and edges . Blue bird day . Could get any better !!!!~!!!!

What a spectacular view at the summit! But,the killer mosque must have been something.else! Thanks again your wonderfully filmed hike👍👍

Awesome walk/hike. Wonderful views!👍Thanks for taking us along.😊 Greetings from Ontario🇨🇦😎👍👍

Beautiful Vancouver, lovely walking tour in the rain. Thanks so much for sharing!

for all of you who did not grow up in Cypress Park Estates like I did, and did not have this as your own backyard............. sorry, eh.

Just came across this beautiful video. Did you make it just for me? My hiking days are over but I watched every step of this astonishing and beautiful trail to Cheam Peak. While I watched I listened to Beethoven and the experience was glorious. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you.

This place is like a fairytale! ❤

my back yard,,, jones lake has pretty good fishing too, also tons of crayfish,

أ شجار مورقة خضراء جميلة..! شكرآ لك 😀🌹😍

Amazing! So inspiring!Thanks for sharing your video. I really like it.👍😉👍🐶🐾🐾

How did you find the map for the trail? Whats the name of the trail?

Wonderful hike in BC’s fabulous scenery, enjoyed it very much. Thank you so much for sharing!

Lovely hike!

Excellent vid. Black mountain + eagle bluffs are two of my fave local jaunts. Really enjoy getting there virtually as you do theses outings

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍24

Thankyou for the crunch again❤

2nd comment! You are always making Canada look good!

Thank you for this soothing virtual walk. 💖🇵🇭

I hiked it a few years ago. Now watching all these trudging hikers...... I may be crazy but I'm not loath to doing it again.

0:52 no hi, no hello ?

Had the pleasure of being a park ranger in Lynn Headwaters for a number of years in the early 90's and patrolled all of the trails in this park. Thanks for the video.

In the early 40s my dad and another fellow hiked up to 2nd peak, retrieved a piece of fabric from a plane crash, hung in Dad's workshop til the homesite got sold, now the buildings are just moss relics. Is the trail open to horses. I've explored some Kootney Alpines via horseback, some much more rugged going, make this a walk in a park.

Hiked to the peak in the 80's. The trail sure looks different. I think it's been changed since. We used to walk right past the pond in spoon valley. To bad you didn't pan farther to the right to show the massive Lady Peak ! The 3 or 4 ponds below on the Blue ridge and Jones lake are nice. I remember hiking up the shale slope directly to the peak. There were many switch backs. Mid August was the best time, more flowers were out. Heard the Rock Pica's whistling back then. Had the kids hang on to a rope on the way down.

I've been to the summit 7 times, once during the winter. The old trail started from the bottom at Popkin Road. It is overgrown today and no longer safe at the summit ridge traverse. It's been 30 years since being in use. Many years back, people downed some logs to block the logging road from everyone just driving up to a 1 1/2 hike (too many people).

What was the road up like right now? Doable in an AWD SUV if you're careful?

The pearl of the Pacific ❤

Yep the west coast of British Columbia where I come from but can’t afford to live there unless it’s in one of those trees. I think they’re $900 a month with damage deposit of $3000.

Which FSR did you use to access the trailhead?

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ TAT fubakkt ibe ub Vancvoeur!!!

Very relaxing! thank you for sharing

This is stunningly beautiful Thank you! Can’t wait yo try this hike - at least a part of it. Being elderly we have some limitations. Glad YT recommended your channel!

Do you use go pro for recording? if yes do you hold it in your hand or have attached to somewhere?

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My stomach flipped when you were close to the edges. 😬 Beautiful hike. Thank you for sharing.

Is this mostly flat terrain? After a serious knee injury I am not able to walk on rough or steep terrain.

Gorgeous hike!

Summited Mount Cheam as a teenager in the early 1960's. The trail back then was not as good to what is shown. The hike was well worth it for the views. There was a peak cairn with book to sign in a sealed jar Unfortunately someone had defecated in the jar. Guess they thought it to be a mini toilet. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍

Very nice work. I will be watching more!

Always great to walk in the rain! Such a nice Vid! Simple and beautiful!