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When I lived in Colorado, I never climbed near Aspen. Going up Maroon Peak with you was very interesting. Nice views of the surrounding area. Lots of loose rock! That robot does look like the original Capel robot. Nice bear getting its greens. As I get older, my brain does auto-fill. I initially read "2800 feet in 1.5 miles" as "2800 feet in 1.5 minutes." That would be motoring!

excellent video, great high mountain shots, very enjoyable.

Is this route ever off limits due to raptor nesting?

You got some great shots of such a beautiful place. CO mountains rock!! ⛰

Congratulations on summiting a difficult peak…but you always make it look easy! You capture the demanding and challenging terrain perfectly. Regarding the difficult route finding: Were there insufficient cairns to guide you to the peak? But with that much rock cairns can be hard to spot. Thanks for another exciting adventure video. P.S. Your verbal commentary was helpful in understanding the challenges you faced.

Very beautiful and enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing. 👍2

Thanks for the great video. Wonderful music, too. Brings back memories of about 15 years ago when I did this right around my 59th birthday. I've seen this called easy 5th class, but I didn't think it was that hard----- just a very long day. And a very beautiful day, too. You take for granted being able to do things like this, but even three or four years later, it would have been beyond me.

I think this is your best video. I get a little worried when you fly the drone while climbing the ridge that you'll be distracted by the screen and fall off the edge, so be careful!

Nice! Thanks for sharing

Cool and rugged Terrain! Just as promised!

Beautiful film. The drone shots add so much. Have you climbed Pacific Peak? I like the music you use in your videos. Another content creator on UA-cam once told me choosing the music is the hardest part of editing. I so agree, at least for me. 😊

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Intense footage! Great job 🫣

I was going to do this route Saturday. Do you think an ice axe is required? I also saw some comments saying watch out for crevasses. A lot of people descend Andrews Glacier but you're the first I see ascending it.

Full video: ua-cam.com/video/RElIIcLvSgo/v-deo.htmlsi=56KOZdik6ersDkhM

Great adventure. We actually took the train on 8/7. Didn't do any 14ers though was with the family. Such a wonderful place. My 2nd time on the train.

Magnificently beautiful!!! Congratulations to all three of you. It is truly a gift to be able to climb these beautiful peaks. I really loved the lakes too.

Just wonderful!! Such a cool place! Thank you for the upload my friend!

O, by the way you are crazy

My goodness, that was an amazing 4 days at that altitude and traversing all the peaks, wow great high country video and good for you folks,

Wonderful hike in and climbs! Challenging catwalk. Great panoramas. Some beautiful clouds seen from the top. Seems a good year for mountain goats. Thanks!

Quite the adventure. I could do the train ride part, but that's about it. Thanks for the video.

Amazing scenary of a place I've wanted to go since the 70's ... Thanks for sharing and taking me to the summit of 4 14'ers I'll never do ...

What date did you do this on?

Who is Sage Canaday (rhetorical question)? I much prefer watching Ruggedland adventure videos! You’re an excellent videographer.

Stoneman looks incredible! I was hesitant about McHenry, but this looks doable! Thank you!

You are knocking them out this summer. Congratulations! McHenry's is quite the climb. Thanks for the great video. Climbing down seems like it would be even harder with gravity tugging at your feet.

Thank you for this hike video and showing the route up. I've always wondered if I could get McHenry's Peak or not because I do not like a lot of exposure, but I am willing to try some Class 3 approaches without too much of it if it's possible.

Beautiful area ... Going to have to add it to my lists of hikes to do ... Thanks for sharing

That is stunning, Colorado is so beautiful.

Looks great! Glad y'all were careful, 3 days after you were up there, a man fell to his death on the traverse. It's always a sad and sobering reminder to be careful up there when something happens. Anyways, on a lighter note, I recently backpacked the Blue Lakes Trail up the SW ridge of Mount Sneffels, which was absolutely stunning with great scrambling, if you haven't done it already. I'd highly recommend it, especially camping at Lower Blue Lake and getting to Blue Lakes Pass at sunrise. That sunrise is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. Good luck on your remaining summer trips!

OK, a couple of things, great views and video, beautiful. If you were solo you are either courageous or nuts, probably both. Keep treking Ruggedland enjoy your stuff.

Very nice video, well done. You deserve more subscribers. I'd really like to hike out the Glacier Gorge toward the base of Long's Peak someday. Of course I don't have your ability to get out to McHenry's.

Those are some sweet summit views!!

I hiked to Frozen Lake in August, 2023, and that was enough for me…a person in his 60s. Upper Glacier Gorge is gorgeous. And the surrounding peaks look difficult, but you make it look easy! Another excellent adventure. Thanks!

A nice climb! Great views. Good music. Thanks!

Beautiful views and great climb. Thanks for take me along.

I've looked at those peaks many times since 1959. Thanks for the view from the top.

Great video! Great climbing! Great job! All of those boulders and loose rock looked torturous, dangerous, and slow-going. Did you find this day of hiking/climbing to be difficult?

Wow, what climbs! A jumble of rocks on El Diente. A craggy challenging traverse, happily on "solid rock." Nice panorama. Some small bouquets of alpine flowers. A chance to glissade. Thanks for tacking us along!

I did this route solo in the spring back in the late 80s. I didn't have any trouble with the route, but now, seeing and remembering all that loose rock on that traverse, I should have worn a helmet! I did have an ice axe as it had been apparent from the view from Fort Collins that most of route would be on snow. I'd planned to descend via the Keyhole, as I'd been advised, but I couldn't resist the glissade below the Loft. I memorable experience that I was lucky to pull off! Thanks for the memories.

Congratulations on this challenging two peak climb. You were in the land of the 14'ers. Great video and music too. I hope to backpack to the Willow Lakes one day.

What a wonderful climb in a very interesting range. Willow Falls and Lake are a nice bonus. Thanks!

Absolutely superb videography throughout! Regarding mosquitos: I believe Nick Sangetta burns citronella to ward off bugs.

Great video from the summit. I like that pic of Longs with clouds rolling. Hey, on your ascent, did you bypass Orton to the right or left? Id rather skip it to save my legs. 😊

Incredible climb and video. Thanks for taking me along. The knife edge looks like great practice for Capitol Peak.

I enjoy watching these more challenging hikes that require some skill to complete. Gorgeous early morning sky/ridge scenery at 0:41. P.S. I think more verbal commentary would be a big improvement to your videos.

A friend and I have started putting up some trad routes here and are hoping to do some bolting with the permission of the county and park. We're calling it "Corny-copia", which can be found on mountain project. If anyone has any info about previous climbing here, we'd love to hear it!

Congratulations, you intrepid climbers! Very appropriate music. Interesting route. Beautiful sunrise colors. Thanks!