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Great video- more things to add to my bucket list!

Where are all the pine trees that leave millions of pine needles on the ground making it a shady soft ground and the small rocks with witch's spelled on them and other things

Thank you man!

Back in the mid 70's, there was a white goat that escaped from a nearby farm and lived up on the cliffs of Mt. Higby. I used to hike up there every weekend and leave apples on his trail. A very scary trail!

About 30 yards before the trail up to Castle Craig (1:29), there's a trail that'll take you up to West peak radio towers. Awesome trail!

You totally were standing right on top of the bunker. The concrete pad with the metal lid. Search around the edges and you will find a hole in the ground .it really small but going into that bunker. Also the thing up on top of the hill with all the cameras is the outer beacon for the Bradley airport

Sad the boardwalk is still closed booooo! They gotta fix that one day. Sessions closed so many areas sadly it’s just not the same as it used to be 5 years ago.

Kaaterskill falls is a must see

tourist trap. there are so many falls in the Pocono area that is FREE. granted it’s beautiful but why pay for something mother nature put for us to enjoy.

You guys need more and better lights. Be safe, have fun!

So on Falls Bashan rd in Moodus CT there is a huge waterfall in the woods off of the little portion of falls rd. There is a huge dam and old mill past the falls along the moodus river. There is the small waterfall that goes from the reservoir to the river. It travels under the rd and then turns into a huge waterfall. Comparable to chapman falls if not bigger. If you park opposite the small waterfall on the side rd you can hop the fence and follow the path. You will see the waterfall that goes from the reservoir then under the rd. It is a beautiful waterfall. Contact me directly if you want better directions.

Nice views. Another good place to visit and view is Dennis Hill State Park and Haystack Mountain State Park in Norfolk,Ct. Dennis Hill has some spectacular views and you can drive all the way up to the top where there is a old stone house that you can rent for events. Haystack Mountain has a trail that leads up to the tower there where you have to climb some stairs inside it but well worth it for the 360 degree views it has.

The first hike after not being out for awhile is absolutely amazing! Looks like a nice hike 👍

I grew up on the other side of that mountain in middlfield we used to camp out up there back in the 70s

Respect from CT.

Laura’s Tower is named after Laura Ingersoll, the daughter of Charles Ingersoll, who was a prominent figure in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, during the 19th century. The tower and the trail were named in her honor, reflecting the local history and the contributions of the Ingersoll family to the area.

Hello! I know this video is old but what is the falls 2:35 called?

Can you see everything in a day?

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My cousins and I got lost there in 1972 during a boring family reunion and only found our way back to the camping area many hours later.

Aquarion gets drinking water from there

So you took blue trail first then went orange trail hiking up?

Go to Dingmans Falls. It is nearby, higher, and free. There are plenty of free waterfalls nearby so it is indeed a tourist trap

I grew up going to the mohawk trail camping with my neighbors. Some of my best memories ever and the bridge of flowers too! I want to take my kids to that area this summer. Thank you so much!

Which trail is easier to do? The trail on the left or to the right?

they used to have rope bridges when I was young

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Thanks for carrying me along to re-live this hike that I have made many times in my life (my parents ran the concession stands that were still active in the Upper and Lower park back in the late 1940's and early 1950's, so as such this has always been my favorite park to visit). Btw, as your gps said, it is pronounced "tree-man", although it was still "Enfield Glen State Park" in my parent's time, and we still have some leftover souvenirs from that era. From my old man perspective, for those folks not up to such a rigorous hike (or recovering from a heart attack as I had last month), definately drive between the two sections of the park and walk the shorter trails to & from the respective waterfalls. The best of the Upper park can be seen by hiking the trail through the grotto down to Lucifer Falls and turning back at the sharp left turn where you were at 5:45 . For those folks appreciative of antiquities, be sure to visit "The Old Mill" at the upper park entrance. They have interpretive signs showing how the grain was hoisted to the top floor and gravity feed down each level to arrive as flour at the bottom floor. For those folks who love a challenge: On one of my hikes following your route during the early '80s, I was as passed on the way up by a couple of young ladies that were jogging, and when I found them resting on the bridge at the transition to the return ridge trail, they told me they routinely averaged twenty minutes from Lower Park to Upper Park, ten minutes rest, then twenty minutes back down the ridge trail to the Lower park for a total "short workout" of about an hour!!!

Climbing that rock face soon. Couldn’t be more excited

Great little Cape Cod day...Great shot of the Seals (not sea lions) Most people think Cape Cod is only great in summer and only great for its beaches, which is true but its fantastic year round especially if you like outdoor activities. Great job on the video:)

The first time I watched this video it gave me anxiety lol! I'm doing the Giant Master Program, and this is the one part of the blue trail that makes me nervous. I hiked that part (above the quarry) once many many years ago, so I know I can do it again. Like everything else, it's just one step at a time. Thanks for giving me a great visual!

I just did this trail yesterday! Your videos are excellent, and I often use them as a reference for what to expect. Not sure I would’ve spotted that rattlesnake 😳 With so much rock on the trails I’m looking down much of the time and probably not looking around as much as I should be! Thanks again for another great video.

Love Yankee candle

i been there, you can see the ocean one way , the Berkshire mountains in mass the other way, not to many places in ct to see from one end to other

connedicut has a very rich history with old mills, amlost anywhere you walk, you run into something in woods

Beautiful Area!! Great video! Thanks for sharing! I have never noticed that cave! Lmao!

Beautiful day.

I've been through the gorge.

well, done. great video. keep up the good work!

Get out to Moose Hill farm sanctuary trail system in Sharon Massachusetts. Awesome trail system. It's where I get a majority of my training runs, outside of Wolf Hill in Smithfield Rhode Island and Big River management area in Greenwich Rhode Island. If you decide to do Wolf Hill Nature preserve, stop by Depetrillos Italian bakery after your hike and grab some Sicilian style party squares with Parmigiano sprinkled on top. They also make freh calories and desserts.

How many fighters are you currently working with?

How many miles for each trail?

That's one of my favorite training spots for trail running!

What's the parking situation like?

Thank you for this!! I haven’t visited since pre COVID and this ABSOLUTELY gives the experience of walking around and seeing EVERYTHING!!!

the granite state

That storm damage still makes me cry it’s all gone

Wow, somebody did a lot of work on that trail to build all those steps.

So I hiked Artist Bluff a couple of months ago which I've done many times and I did it in 11 minutes while videotaping. Not bad at 61 years old. One of the best short hikes in the whites

I’ve been there! Pretty cool spot!