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I think from the summit pano you see Longs to the north, with the Indian Peak area just this side of it. Near the end of the video I think I spied (from left to right), Evans/Blue Sky, Bierstadt/Sawtooth, then Grays and Torreys, and perhaps Pettingel.

Karl, your videos are always of such high quality and spectacularly entertaining. Much appreciated!

Damn Karl you've done it again! I really enjoyed this film. Those towers are so much more impressive up close and personnel. I've only seen it from Kebler Pass and Mill Creek rd. and are beautiful from a distance but wow these are craggy, fin and hoodoos of a different nature than I have experienced before. To bad it is so crumbly and dangerous as I feel compelled to go in there but I probably would not fair very well. Great drone footage also while showing those tall narrow and curved fins. Just amazing area! Thanks for the ride and see you in another one!

Shaking the fillings out of the back teeth 🦷 on some of that ride! Looks like a good bit of fun with phenomenal views!

Hi Karl. I am a subscriber for a long time now. Would you be able to share the route? I will be in Las Vegas in April and want to explore the area. My favorite video was when you did an amazing rappel at Capitol Reef NP. I really enjoy your videos

Hey Karl! Glad to see you are still kickin! I did the poison spider back in the late 80’s. Didn’t have go pro’s or drones back then. Nice filming… paragliding any more? It’s been 7 years for me. I do ride my specialized carbon fiber ebike a lot but been into motorcycles lately. Give me a call sometime, number is still the same. Peace ✌🏻

“WOW WOW WOW”! you “WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW”! me just epic

One of the most informative, creative, and well edited videos on this hike. Beautifully captured! Nice job thanks for you work on this.

Really like your videos but it will be hard to allow you in our home around the kids droppin "s" bombs.

This crumbly crust (cryptobiotic) prevents the soil underneeth from erosion, it is worth protecting it by walking on existing paths or solid rock.

That was crazy!😀👍

Epic footage capture! What a bada$$ both of you!!

What an adventure Karl! Breathtaking scenery plus the rush of challenging riding. Nice work!! 🎉

No words BRO !! Absolutely fantastic 🙂

Dang Karl that was incredible! Such a crazy adventure ride. You guys are so skilled on your ebikes. I wouldn't dare. I have trouble just hiking in Poison Spider area. What is the wattage of your ebikes? They seem to do great on the lips and tables not to say you aren't working your butts off. The only thing I wanted more of was more of the scenery of course you were with someone else as well as I know the kick butt joy to conquer the next obstacle with super adrenaline coursing through the system. Great ride man! Gets me wanting to get out and do something. In the foothills of CO where I live its just snow and more snow. Got Moab on the brain. Have you ever tried to find a doable route through the front or mid sections of Behind the Rocks? Beautiful area but difficult to navigate. Thanks sir!

Always enjoy watching your videos. This one and the last one has me really wanting to try biking some of these 4X4 trails.

Some spectacular scenery, I'm going to have to spend some more time in that area.

Very beautiful! A least I got to see it through your lens. Too much for my old legs. Thanks for sharing!😀👍

Awesome climb and great video -- really fun to watch. I did it roped 20 years ago and always wondered what free solo would be like.

Your videos are great, Karl. I've been to many of these places, and now many more are on my list. As if my list wasn't already long enough!

Pretty outstanding video! I've watched several sawtooth videos but they're always from Bierstadt to Evans, I've never seen Evans to Bierstadt. My wife and I are planning an August 2025 trip and Bierstadt is on the list for our first 14er. I'd love to do the sawtooth but some of the down climbing and the crux make me pretty apprehensive. We've done one Class 3 in Shenandoah National Park at Old Rag Mountain's rock scramble which is about a mile of rocks and boulders but not near the exposure.

Amazing, Karl !! 🙂

Beautiful scenery, thank you for bringing it to my screen. Very well done all around.

Even though I’m not a fan of crowds, you have me convinced to do this hike. Just stunning!! Might have to take a day off during the work week or go early on the weekend. Thanks for sharing these beautiful places.

I'm planning to hike some of these 14ers this year. Another beautiful trail and a brilliant video, Karl 😀

Hey Karl, really enjoy your channel, and the way you journey through these adventures. Fun stuff. Appreciate your style of exploration, and it's something I hope to do more of. I've been traveling to southern/eastern Utah and southwest Colorado from the east coast about monthly over the past year, and am considering moving out there permanently, considering Grand Junction, Moab, Kanab. Hard to decide where along the sliding scale of civilization vs access to wilderness is best. Any advice as far as where to set up a home base, given the sorts of things you're into? Cheers man.

I've been to both of those spires. One is called "Angel of Death". I always thought the names were backwards, the first one you visited looks more like the "long dong silver" than the other one. Is that fence new? We were there a couple of years ago and I don't remember the fence, we just drove out to both spires (in an appropriate vehicle). Yes you definitely don't want to be in that mushy stuff if it rains, and I'm always amazed at how much it does rain in that area. I've been there numerous times when it rains and it gets very slick. One day we drove out Kane Creek canyon road past the Pritchet trailhead and Kane Creek road was just soup. I was south of Moab one time pretty far out on a dirt road and I woke up at 4:00 in the morning with it raining. I didin't want to wait until it got slick so I immediately packed up and drove out.

That is definitely a serious 4WD trail, don't try it in any automobile unless it is highly modified.

Your video is very beautiful and engaging. As a fellow creator, I appreciate your hard work behind it. Sub & 👍106

Fantastic job. Love the maps, drone shots, and the hike. I have wanted to visit the Maze for over 50 yrs, maybe my adult children could be interested in this fabulous slot canyon

I get that you are trying to turn your passion into a living but ultimately the places themselves will bear the cost. Gunnison county is overrun with an unsustainable volume of visitors and ultra wealthy 2nd/3rd/4th homeowners.. Locals are being forced from their homes by the massively increasing costs, and the damage to the surroundings due to overuse year by year is painful to watch, Perhaps consider approaching it like Desert Drifter who more often than not does not disclose locations? I am not saying we should try to prevent anyone from visiting, but maybe we can control the flood gates a little?

I just recently discovered your videos and I’m really enjoying the depth and detail of your work. I will be heading from Ohio to Horseshoe Canyon in March of 25. I was wondering what photo gear and drone do you use? See you on the trail!

Awesome Adventure...Moab is even better without crowds! What brand of E-Bike is that?

I don't understand why you don't have a ton more of subscribers. The use of the different angles with drone, maps, showing us exactly where it is absolutely 1st class. I became fascinated with this area back in the 70's accumulating books, maps, one is 4 by7 of canyonlands. Now in my 70's you make it possible to see these areas in detail that I could only dream about. From Tennessee always wanted to live out there but just couldn't, so I visited a few times. I understand you live near Grand Junction which is the best place to be to see all this which is more affordable than Moab. Once again, thanks

Loving this channel ❤️

Very well done, truly 😊

WOW! That was pretty special!😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍

God, the spectacularity never ends. I wonder if anyone has inventoried and counted all the arches of greater Moab?

Fantastic !! 🙂

Another pretty amazing solo undertaking, appreciative of your dedication to document these for all of us 👍👍

Nice! Last year I drove my Jeep around from the Behind the Rocks trail so we could hike to Pritchett Arch, but we didn't have time to see the others. I've really been wondering what they're like, so awesome to see them in this video.

Best trip yet. Views were amazing. Moab has endless adventures. I rode motorcycle from central KY to Montana then Utah and camped on Colorado River near where your adventure started.

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Gonna have to check this one out!

Beautiful arches! Makes one kinda feel inspired and awe struck. Looks like you’re getting your money’s worth out of the e-Bike also!

Simply amazing! Thanks for posting this one Karl, makes me wanna jet over there immediately! 💯😀✌🏻

What a beautiful canyon with endless fins. I was wondering how difficult that trail would be on e-bike/hike and now I know it’s too much for me. Pretty dang good on your e-bike. Didn’t know you had that high ability to traverse tough terrain on a bike. Man of many talents sir! Enjoyed immensely! Thanks!!

Super Karl !!! 🙂

Amazing BRO !! 🙂

Very interesting hike/climb to the Grotto. Excellent drone footage. Thanks!