Pebble Pusher
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Відео

Huacachina Peru | A Desert Oasis
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We spent a few days in Huacachina and went sandboarding, paragliding and rode dune buggies around this special place
Laguna 69 | A beautiful Alpine Lake hike near Huaraz Peru
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Laguna 69 | A beautiful Alpine Lake hike near Huaraz Peru
Mission Lunatica | The Highest Sport Climb is the World | Huaraz Peru
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I had originally planned to do the Sphinx, but I found out that normally takes three days and the guides want to do a warm up climb with you and while that sounds great I didn't have the time so we chose Mission Lunatica. We hired a guide through Andean Kingdom and I was please that he let me lead every pitch. I am glad we had the guide because the gate closes super early I think around 2pm and...
Rainbow Mountain Hike Near Cusco Peru
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Rainbow Mountain is one of the many excusions you can do from Cusco and like most of the others its also really far away I think it was a 3 hour bus ride there, but it was worth it
Laguna Wilcacocha a warm up hike in Huaraz Peru
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Laguna Wilcacocha a warm up hike in Huaraz Peru
Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu: A Pilgrimage
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Getting to Machu Picchu isn't for the faint of heart. We flew into Cusco, took a collectivo from Cusco to Ollantaytambo. A train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes and another bus from Aguas Calientes to the ruins. Unfortunately there's not really an easier way to do it, but it is worth it.
Mystery Canyon | Zion National Park
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Mystery Canyon | Zion National Park
Subway From the Top Down | A quick Solo Trip | Zion
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Bring a rope for a 40ft rope for a twenty foot rappel. Subway from the top down is one of the most popular canyons. Its great for beginners and is iconic to boot.
Englestead Canyon | Zion National Park
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Englestead Canyon | Zion National Park
Keyhole Canyon Zion | The Perfect Beginner Canyon
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Keyhole Canyon has two rappels lots of down scrambling and cold water. It can be done rather quickly and isn't too hard to find. Plus there are a lot of permits available for this canyon.
Pine Creek Canyoneering | The Best Canyon in Zion
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Pine Creek was the first technical canyon I did in Zion and yet, after doing a handful of other and talking to other people we seemed to agree it is the best. Several Long Rappels, lot of water, some swimming, and beautiful scenery, and not too long make this the best canyon in my opinion
Ledbetter Creek | Canyoneering in NC
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Ledbetter creek has been called the only slot canyon in NC and its only an hour away from Asheville. So for the east coasters starved of technical canyons I highly recommend you check it out!
Bonas Defeat Hike | A fun creek stomp near Asheville NC
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Bonas Defeat Hike | A fun creek stomp near Asheville NC
Yellowstone Prong: The best bang for your buck adventure near Asheville
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For people with rope skills this is an absolutely brilliant quick rope assisted hike
West Crack | Tuolumne Meadows
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West Crack | Tuolumne Meadows
Angel's Landing Hike in Winter | Zion National Park
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Angel's Landing Hike in Winter | Zion National Park
Snake Dike to the top of Half Dome. A longer day than you'd think.
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Snake Dike to the top of Half Dome. A longer day than you'd think.
Organ Cave | Organ to Lipps Trip
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Organ Cave | Organ to Lipps Trip
V4 Aftershock | Central Boulders | Rumbling Bald
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V4 Aftershock | Central Boulders | Rumbling Bald
V4 Bowling Pin | Buttermilks | Bishop
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V4 Bowling Pin | Buttermilks | Bishop
V2 Sixty Foot Woman Traverse | Happy Boulders | Bishop
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V2 Sixty Foot Woman Traverse | Happy Boulders | Bishop
V5 Flyboy Arete | Buttermilks | Bishop
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V5 Flyboy Arete | Buttermilks | Bishop
V1 Experimental Locomotion | Buckingham Bluffs | Mt Konocti
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V1 Experimental Locomotion | Buckingham Bluffs | Mt Konocti
V1 Archers Problem | Buckingham Bluff | Mt Konocti
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V1 Archers Problem | Buckingham Bluff | Mt Konocti
V3 Lil Sumpin | Cabin Boulders | Mt Konocti
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V3 Lil Sumpin | Cabin Boulders | Mt Konocti
V4 Unnamed Crack | Buckingham Bluffs | Mt Konocti
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V4 Unnamed Crack | Buckingham Bluffs | Mt Konocti
V2 The Flakes | Castle Rock
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V2 The Flakes | Castle Rock
V4 Thee Classic | Indian Rock | Castle Rock
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V4 Thee Classic | Indian Rock | Castle Rock
V4 Rock Scar | Sunset Boulders | Goat Rock
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V4 Rock Scar | Sunset Boulders | Goat Rock

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @AleNolasco-nk6xu
    @AleNolasco-nk6xu 7 днів тому

    Sean siempre bienvenidos al #Perú 🇵🇪🌟❤🌟

  • @zobeidazapatel1880
    @zobeidazapatel1880 Місяць тому

    Hermoso huacachina , disfruten el viaje por mi lindo pais , felicidades

  • @theicemansp138
    @theicemansp138 Місяць тому

    What's funny is, the Bigfoot Trail Alliance supposedly cleared out a portion of that trail a year earlier, and some parts are still not well marked. The South Kelsey Trail is definitely in the middle of the wilderness.

  • @Angel.T-340
    @Angel.T-340 Місяць тому

    This cool! 😃

  • @aaronsu4267
    @aaronsu4267 Місяць тому

    Looks like the top climbing sticker got removed recently

  • @HenryBellido-zu2fj
    @HenryBellido-zu2fj Місяць тому

    Bienvenidos chicos 😊❤🤗

  • @Cienpiedrasenelcamino
    @Cienpiedrasenelcamino Місяць тому

    Que lindo vídeo❤ ya los seguimos somos Lucy leo de @cienpiedrasenelcamino te dejamos el nuestro así nos seguimos un abrazo desde Italia❤

  • @luisbenavides9955
    @luisbenavides9955 2 місяці тому

    Fox increíble

  • @MiguelAngel-jt8dn
    @MiguelAngel-jt8dn 2 місяці тому

    Amazing!

  • @robertjones9725
    @robertjones9725 2 місяці тому

    that looks epic dude

  • @michaelurena7324
    @michaelurena7324 2 місяці тому

    ua-cam.com/video/-EuCdCmyzhI/v-deo.html Is this the place where the 3 people unfortunately drowned this past weekend?

  • @AsubaAsu
    @AsubaAsu 2 місяці тому

    All the best brother 👍. New subscriber here from Nagaland India.

  • @divicaso7424
    @divicaso7424 2 місяці тому

    Peru, 🇵🇪 known in the world not only for its ancient culture, but also for its delicious gastronomy, its beautiful women, its variety of musical genres, its typical folkloric dances, its diversity of climates, and its fascinating natural landscapes full of mysteries that are unique in the world. Among them, Machu Picchu considered one of the 7 wonders of the world; but, there are also: The Nazca Lines, Choquequirao, Huayna Pichu, Ollantaytambo, El Brujo Archaeological Complex, El Caral, Pachacamac, Huallamarca, Sicán, Huaca Rajada, Kuelap, Chavín, The Chinese walls of Peru and more than 1,000 archaeological centers that are throughout Peru. 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪

  • @frzd3026
    @frzd3026 2 місяці тому

    exelenteee!!!!!!!! buenn trip

  • @inkari1981
    @inkari1981 2 місяці тому

    Beautiful

  • @GEORGE_L_SALAS
    @GEORGE_L_SALAS 2 місяці тому

    INKA LAND'S FULL OF SURPRISES AND THAT'S PERÚ

    • @mariamarlenesalinas3304
      @mariamarlenesalinas3304 2 місяці тому

      Hermoso video, gracias hermanos gringos por visitarnos y difundir nuestra llacta maravillosa. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @luischirinos4597
    @luischirinos4597 3 місяці тому

    Incredible, good video

  • @twigsfloat2773
    @twigsfloat2773 3 місяці тому

    Very cool. South Kelsey is my favorite trail. There are a lot of magical places to explore if you’re not intent on getting any particular place. Most are hidden, some are obvious. It’s very different, depending on the season. Great in winter, spring, summer, and fall. You guys are troopers. Trail workers do volunteer and come up there to work on it, so the clarity of the trail changes from year, but there’s no denying that there are some uttterly confounding easy to get lost in sections. Fortunately you can always follow the river and avoid getting totally lost if you have to make your way home. A LOT of rattlesnakes in certain sections too. And there always is some certain relief when going up that long switchback to the parking lot. I think everybody identifies with that.

  • @swithinbarclay4797
    @swithinbarclay4797 3 місяці тому

    I've "Domed" twice, late '60's, early '70's. So, I'm one of those "Cables Wimps"(Laughs!!)!! So, I want you to DISABUSE everyone, once and for all--Snake Dike WOULD NOT make a doable site, to punch in an alternative Cables route would it? Your camera angles showed us an incline that far much steeper than The Cables right-of-way, from what I can determine. At Subdome, Park Rangers are all over that, like white on rice, to ensure Permits Compliance. Now, what if, you had descended those [sissy] Cables, 3, 4 hours earlier and had run into those Rangers. Life could suddenly become very interesting, if they would not believe that you'd ascended up Snake Dike. "Where's your dagbalsted Permits?! They are to be on your person, for the entire duration of your hike!!" Anyway, I am very much in awe, of you kids--CONGRATULATIONS!!

  • @robertjones9725
    @robertjones9725 4 місяці тому

    very cool!

  • @DanielFCutter
    @DanielFCutter 4 місяці тому

    Really nice video. I live nearby and spend almost every day off up there. Like a little Tioga pass without the people.

  • @slomantm
    @slomantm 5 місяців тому

    I'm an experienced hiker, but this looks like i'd shit my pants.

  • @sonnywong001
    @sonnywong001 6 місяців тому

    That last hill up to the parking lot sure makes you appreciate getting to the car :)

  • @YMS12121
    @YMS12121 7 місяців тому

    Can someone this that has little to no experience climbing do this If they where with experienced climbers ?

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 7 місяців тому

      The answer is it depends. With no climbing experience I’d probably not do it. That being said it depends on how experienced your friends are and how adventurous you are. Do you know how to rappel and if not do your friends know how to lower you? Honestly if you can climb a 5.10 a in a climbing gym you should be able to make it but it would be pretty awful to make the long hike to the base and then freak out on the route because you aren’t used to heights

    • @YMS12121
      @YMS12121 7 місяців тому

      I repelled only a couple times in my life other than an inside rock walk . and that was off a 70’ cliff I taught myself by watching UA-cam video lol And buying my own gear . Looking back that was pretty risky but super adventurous ! every time I go to the needles I see six shooter and always want to climb it . But don’t know anyone that’s into climbing was hoping to just hike as far as I can and maybe run into the right group of ppl willing to help ?

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 7 місяців тому

      Yeah multi pitch climbs are not something climbers are likely to take a random person up. So you got two options: 1 hire a guide 2 start hanging out at the climbing gym and make some friends

  • @virginiausmany4172
    @virginiausmany4172 8 місяців тому

    ❤ I I am so amazed at the video, Super cool, I can’t do this kind of thing, but it’s super nice to be able to do it through watching a video from you and Jackie. Thanks a lot for the excitement sitting from my couch where to go Brandon all my, Virginia.😅

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 8 місяців тому

      Thanks so much! I hope everything is going well over at KC. I listened to Kevin’s podcast yesterday and I always love how genuine he is.

  • @TheAdventureTravelers
    @TheAdventureTravelers 8 місяців тому

    Always sucks to get off trail when you’re on a timeline. Thanks for showing us the Top Down. We’ve done the bottom regular route and got stopped where you had to rappel down. Awesome area all around. Thanks again and have lots more great hikes.

  • @dwise3651
    @dwise3651 8 місяців тому

    Fun videos. What time of year was this?

  • @ervinslens
    @ervinslens 8 місяців тому

    Great filming bud 🥾

  • @hunteredge8004
    @hunteredge8004 8 місяців тому

    We call the cave portion Birth Canal. It's a local favorite hike up the creek.

  • @CanyoneeringUSA
    @CanyoneeringUSA 9 місяців тому

    Nicely done...

  • @barbarakrall1184
    @barbarakrall1184 9 місяців тому

    I was never so scared in my life. Thank you for the best video I have ever seen of climbing the Half Dome.

  • @duncanstoebner4504
    @duncanstoebner4504 9 місяців тому

    I just topped this boulder! Love it as well, thanks for the video!

  • @dmerth
    @dmerth 9 місяців тому

    Awesome. Good first timer canyon?

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 9 місяців тому

      Probably the best first time technical canyon. It’s has a couple of raps and if you are woefully underprepared for the cold water you likely won’t die. That being said a bunch of people have died in here during flash floods so check the weather.

  • @tun6006
    @tun6006 9 місяців тому

    Honest question: was it necessary to hike that with a full pack? lol

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 9 місяців тому

      Absolutely not. I only have a single set of crampons that fit on my mountaineering boots which we were not sure if we would need. It turns out all the people on all trails were just a bunch of fear mongers, but it was the only pack I had which would fit my mountaineering boots

  • @samuelscorso4820
    @samuelscorso4820 10 місяців тому

    Nice job guys! Good call on cutting the stuck rope and getting moving, I know how cold that is. A few years back I got hypothermic after getting a rope stuck on rappel #4- rope strands got twisted and wouldn't pull down. I had to improvise a prussik by scavenging the drawcord from my pack and ascending to sort out the strands, then re-rapping and finishing out the bottom with chattering teeth. The hike out warmed me up plenty. Afterward, the chicken flautas at the Bit and Spur never tasted better. Thanks for bringing me back to that day!

  • @w.harrison7277
    @w.harrison7277 10 місяців тому

    My friend from Texas did Snake Dike the same way as you did and he was so wiped out he could barely talk three days later. According to my friend leading him he was so gripped on those 2K feet of slab before you top out he was on his hands and knees most of the way. They were about 24 hours car to car.

  • @LucyZimmerman
    @LucyZimmerman 11 місяців тому

    This is rad!

  • @DaveCollierCamping
    @DaveCollierCamping 11 місяців тому

    Outstanding share.

  • @DaveCollierCamping
    @DaveCollierCamping 11 місяців тому

    Awesome video, have a great time. New friend here.

  • @richshoemaker4495
    @richshoemaker4495 11 місяців тому

    We done

  • @aarongumbinger
    @aarongumbinger 11 місяців тому

    Holy crap - that was awesome- and quite a climb…

  • @rayransom7369
    @rayransom7369 11 місяців тому

    WOW, you guy's made it look easy, the weather looked perfect, bright clear skies awesome video, I'm gonna try my luck later on around Christmas Thanks for sharing 👍 👍

  • @YewtBoot
    @YewtBoot 11 місяців тому

    Looks great. I hiked it in later winter and the icy sections existed where there were NOT chains. Some butt clenching occurred.

  • @Ashish-nd3xj
    @Ashish-nd3xj 11 місяців тому

    What month did you do this

  • @KillroyX99
    @KillroyX99 11 місяців тому

    That is a big jug of water. ;)

  • @Marco-717
    @Marco-717 11 місяців тому

    Amazing work you two. Thank you for sharing. Take care (:

  • @torreyintahoe
    @torreyintahoe 11 місяців тому

    The best way to do those routes is to sleep at the base. I remember doing NW regular and topping out at 11pm after being out of water since 4. Fortunately there's a spring at the base but I've never been so thirsty in my life.

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 11 місяців тому

      Yeah I know how that feels. I know the climbing rangers frown on sleeping at the base of everything but half dome although I’m not sure what they’d say about sleeping at the base of snake dike with the campground in little Yosemite valley campground so close.

  • @GC-Hiker
    @GC-Hiker 11 місяців тому

    Wow, great hike, I am considering it, but have a bit of a fear of hiegts, what do you think? Anyway, I have joined your channel and hope you will return the courtesy. Best of luck on your hiking adventures! 😄

    • @pebblepusher9264
      @pebblepusher9264 11 місяців тому

      Hmmm you know I don’t want to say it wasn’t bad and then you get freaked out, but I can say there was no part where I even got nervous and I get scared close to the edge so I’d imagine that someone who hike the Grand Canyon a lot would be absolutely fine.

    • @GC-Hiker
      @GC-Hiker 11 місяців тому

      @@pebblepusher9264 Thanks, I have not been to Zion in a few years (it has gotten so crowded as of late), but I have been thinking in the off months I might try that hike. Of course, snow and ice would make it even more challenging! Thanks for the tips.

  • @Christopher-pe6zj
    @Christopher-pe6zj 11 місяців тому

    Wow! That's amazing! I got pretty sweaty just watching this - I don't do heights ! lmao

  • @Pasquali369
    @Pasquali369 11 місяців тому

    Is Snake Dike the preferred rout of lesbians?