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Hey there. Great video... do you know if drone photography is allowed up there or did you just sneak it in there? Im only asking becuase we are planning on going up there soon and have a drone.

Really peaceful and pretty!💚

Unique landscape-gorgeous lake!💙

Awesome Video, an epic destination, thanks for sharing 🙌🙌 do you think you could make it to the trailhead with a car ?

that's one beautiful lake!

Mike Tyson over Shook Ones does the trick!

Incredible footage! The views on this hike are out of this world. The thorns suck though. The climb up to the peak made me think of Skyrim 😂

Love the energy of this video!

Seems like a fun hike

The maintained Strawberry Peak trail and Colby Cyn Trail from SPT to Josephine saddle are maintained by the Lowelifes Respectable Citizens Club

@5:59 there used to be a scramble up a gully after traversing to the left...

Can I do this with my family as a 5’4 kid? I’ve hiked a lot before and have done Strawberry before. Thanks for the nice guide though!

Awesome I can’t wait to go to Catalina! I heard it’s expensive 😅

sick, what drone is this?

Nice my first ever backpacking the trip was the TCT too back in 2014, a beautiful place

any chance this could still be running in September?

super cool video once again my friend! you are crushing this challenge

Love Ontario peak. Love the music❤

How do you get on top of the dam?!

I watched your video of mount baldy 3 days ago and inspired me to climb it today keep up the good work love the videos

Tomahawk on a mountain 🤤🤤🤤

That's a pretty awesome place. Great job!!!!

Awesome hike! San Jacinto next? Do you plan to attend the six-pack finisher party?

Great video production, especially your trips with the cooking! San G. Is great hike from Vivian, SB trail and dry lake trail. The SB mountains never get old hikeing in the snow in late may, warm days in August and before the winter storms in November. A couple weeks ago I swam in dry lake on my way up and a swim in dollar lake on the way back. Only in the last two years the two lakes have had water, all the prior hikes via south fork trail the lakes were dry in July-August. In December-February check out the southern desert peaks like Villager, Rabbit, Dawn, Whale and Martinez peaks, they are great challenging day hikes without mountaineering.

Hell yeah!!

I love your videos 😊

The fall is so beautiful! I think this is a strenuous hike compared to Lower Yosemite Fall & Vernal Fall because its trail has so many creeks to cross & so slippery. But it’s really worth the hike. Thanks for sharing.❤

I had no clue that was there. Probably a trickle during summer 🤷‍♂️

Real ones do the 6 mile hike over the mountain. It’s less of a walk. More of a hike. (I don’t recommend it actually, it sucked so much)

California is breathtaking man, such a stunning trail.

I climbed this peak twice ! Once as a teen age camper and the second time as a 20 year old camp leader. Thanks for the memories. Your photography and use of the drone is excellent.

Do any of the peaks you’re doing allow for disperse camping?

those views are insane!!

People under estimate the San Gabriel mtns and especially Baldy. Aside from navigational errors the white stuff is generally ice, one mistake and you're not stopping until you hit something large enough to stop you or you get to the bottom

Thank you for sharing

Is it easy to follow the trail to the waterfalls?

Love the hiking, hate the music

Hiya Joseph, is this Eathon canyon?

Mt. Wilson is where that group of guys went every year until the Sasquatch said, Get out of my house...

What a beautiful trail!

nice!!!

Hiking Mt.Wilson barefoot ?? What a beast, that’s some major grounding

It's a firefighting self-replenishing cistern built im the late 1940's early 1950's as a watershed protection project paid for with bond money from Los Angeles County flood control district, I'm pretty sure it also paid for the various fire stations like Angels Station, Clear Creek Mill Creek, Monte Cristo ect. This is when the road was built from Josephine Gap to Josephine Saddle

Lived 10 minutes from Mt Baldy my entire life. Never fails that every year, someone goes up hiking when they had ZERO business to do so (unprepared, bad weather, going solo) and they fail to come home. It’s not a difficult hike, but the second you lose respect for the mountain…game over.

Ive always wanted to go to that waterfall, ive hiked that trail in blistering hot days, rainy days snowing days, and at night, i got rained out once bc my tent flooded @ 3am, i loved the video but i hope it doesnt turn that place into a dumpster like so many of my favorite spots in angeles NF by all the LA people that watch this, i know all of the secret spots in these mts, except this one 😅. Btw whats the name of the last song when youre jogging to the end?

No human experimentation... Watershed and biosphere research. Always wanted to go here and will probably check it out soon Thanks for taking me along! Search for a video by Charlie Gabaldon. It is a tour that is done periodically

Cool video! Definitely will do this hike looks very beautiful thanks for sharing

Ah Mt. Baldy, brings back memories to my 20's. I day hiked it with friends twice. It was tough, but honestly wasn't that bad of the day hike. Devil's Backbone was definitely scary. If you're ever back in Southern California, look into the 6 peaks of Southern California. Looks like you already did 2 of them, Mt. Baldy and Mt. San Antonio. Cucamonga Peak, San Gregornio, Mt. Wilson, and Mt. San Jacinto are the other 4! I summited Mt. Wilson, Cucamonga Peak, and Mt. San Jacinto, but never got a chance to finish San Gregornio (I did a overnight backpacking trip with like 12 friends but we never made it to the top lol) and didn't do Mt. San Antonio. I've heard Mt San Jacinto is the hardest, it of the 4 I did of the 6, it was God awfully hard!

It's interesting to me how much the pool at the base of the waterfall has filled up with sediment in the 40 years since I've been up there. I used to love doing cannon balls off of that big bolder. The pool used to be about 6foot deep there and deeper at the base of the falls. BTW that spring coming out of the ground was pretty much the same 40 years ago.