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No prob, thanks for watching!

Awesome, thanks for the tip!

Great question, dude! Your best bet would be camping close to the parking lot area (as you saw in the beginning of the video). There weren't a whole lot of spots along the way. Another would be the Cowles Camp area on the same road. This is also close to the parking area. Hope that helps

New Mexico is the most under-rated state in the union. Been here for 3 years now.....the under-crowdedness cannot be overstated.

Thanks man! Right on that's cool. The terrain out here is very diverse. Mountains, forests, deserts, lakes... it's all here 🤙

Agreed!

It's amazing out there! That mountain range is a gem

Haha, I was trying something new. You win some and you lose some

Thank you sir! I am feeling much better now. Thanks for tuning in 👍

Great question! I took Highway 60 to Hop Canyon Rd to the trailhead. Pretty simple, and no issues

You can go through the gates on Mills Canyon Rd, just stay on the road, and be sure to close them behind you.

BTW, I've driven to the cabin at the end of Mills Cyn Rd. and cut firewood up there in the NF, past the private property.

@@jonathonmcmillan9410 Thank you for the information! I got to gate#3 and stopped because of the private property sign.

​@@Brian.A.Simmons landowners aren't supposed to prevent you from access to public right-of-way, but they often try to make you think they have that right. The worst is when they put locks on the gates. In that case, I'd report them to the Magdalena District office of the Cibola NF.

Thanks dude! The views are stunning out there

Awesome! Good to hear about other trails in the area that lead to the same location. I love it out there... Looking forward to discovering more trails in the area. Thanks for the tip!

Thank you so much! 🤙

It's a pretty cool area. Great trails out there!

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That's awesome, dude. Very cool area. Yeah, we actually saw some rock climbers on our way back; they were laughing away, having a great time

Thanks, man!

Yes, great questions! You are correct. If you walk from the Jemez Falls Campground area, the walk is about 10- 15 mins. I wanted to put in a lot more miles that day & wanted to explore more, so I started from the Battleship Rock Picnic Ground. It ended up being 7- 8 miles roundtrip. You can find different trail maps on the Alltrails app. If you enter "Jemez Falls" it will bring up all the different trails offered in that area... some longer and some shorter. It all depends on the kind of adventure you want to go on. Hope that helps 👍

totally!

Thanks man! Yeah, it was our first time out there and was blown away. Truly majestic natural formation!

Wow, what an awesome comment; very flattering! Thank you, Rick I appreciate it👍

Jeez, what a shame! Yeah, Gregory needs a serious re-design with that for future packs. Glad you like it tho. I love mine

Thanks man! It was an awesome trip. Can't wait to explore more out there

Totally worth checking out. It's a hidden gem up there

I did. Mostly for the reason that there isn't a "perfect backpack" where everything is a 10. The Pros outweigh the Cons for this, in my opinion. Also, there is a good possibility Osprey have made the newer version of this pack more comfortable. I don't have another pack that is 20L, however, I use my Zulu 30 tons more and it's very comfortable. Not sure if that helps

Probably 1.5 Miles. Very easy. You could also take the East Fork trail heading West for more mileage as well

🤣 yes

I believe it's a m/lg and my height is 5' 8"

haha, thanks! DJI makes them very easy to fly with. You should get one!

Definitely! I love flying at this perspective honestly. There are more cool things to explore at this level than there are at 400ft in the air. Flying in environments like the Bosque is an "amusement park" for drone pilots

Thank you!

Looking forward to the ski season. Hopefully I will be able to visit Sandia this coming winter.

@@michaelpeery4826 For sure! There are some great runs on that mountain

Yeah, both pockets could be used the bladder. There is a water icon on a tag on the outside pocket though which leads me to believe that it's the preferred position for the bladder. Hahaha, yeah I know... I let the mispronunciation slip on this one

Thanks so much! I appreciate the support

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Thanks so much!

Thanks a bunch! I appreciate it

I love this idea! Great thinking. Yeah, I believe the US equivalent are "gaiters." I definitely need to get me some

Not quite. San Leonardo Lake 😁

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Absolutely, bro! It was an interesting place, no doubt

Thanks bro! I appreciate it; it's awesome out there

Oooh, great question! It's casual, we saw people in there with shorts and sandals. Having said that, however, the restaurant manager kinda gave us the stink eye. She also didn't like that we placed our trekking poles up against the window near our table. She asked that we "collapse them and put them in our packs." Probably because they didn't look "proper". Not sure if she was having a bad day or if she didn't like hikers in general. You could probably get away with eating there for lunch, probably not for dinner though. It's a little more formal and you need a reservation

Thanks brother! We love exploring the Great Outdoors together

Wow, yeah that is weird. I've heard of the same issue from other people as well. Hope Gregory gets that addressed

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Much appreciated! Yeah, I got the song off of Soundstripe- "Allex_Black_Water_background_vocals_3_02"

Thanks a bunch!