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Beautiful day guys! Far cry from the roots and rocky trails of NH for sure!

Another fascinating hike guys! Thanks for the Gaia trail screenshot. I followed your hike and it gave me a better idea where you were exactly. Have fun! Nice air b & b too!

Wow! Big change from hiking The Whites guys! All of a sudden you’re in Tenerife! Nice! Have fun and be safe! Watch out for the lizards!🙂

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Hello my friend! No wonder made it to 5 hundred. Good vid. Leaving a sub. 1k soon!

Always wondered how the rest of Wildcat River trail looked. Went down a half a mile from the hut when staying there but turned around. Will have to try the way you guys went. The views from the Baldface mountains look great. Got to get up there for my 52WAV while the color is getting good. Thanks for sharing.

Always wanted to explore back there. I have only seen it from the Carter Ridge looking east into that area. I was trying to do the 48 the easiest ways. But that looks so fascinating. The leaves are turning early this year.

Hey, thanks!!!!! We want to do this, but also Perkins so we can camp there and get some other trails we haven't done yet. There is one more annoying thing besides the graffiti- the fact that the trail head is over two and a half hours from home 😢 Your info is going to help us! Again, thanks!

Looks like you guys had a really pleasant and relaxing hike! Never considered going up to Carter Notch hut that way. I’ll have to give it a try sometime. Thanks again for the screenshot of your route and showing your route before starting out. I was able to follow your route on Gaia as you were hiking. I keep meaning to ask if either one of you have read Forest and Crag by Laura and Guy Waterman. I just started it and think you’d love it. Take care guys and as always, be safe out there!👍🏻🙂

Nice hike yesterday. I did Carter Dome from the Black Angel trail, stayed at the old Spruce Brook shelter. +50 years ago.

Nice video. You have the fastest turnaround time on UA-cam 😀 I really enjoy the trails on this side of the Carters.

Curious to know which app that was ? I like the grid sectioning

That was quite an adventure with a great view to top it off. Have to look out for it when I do the 52WAV in that area. Thanks for sharing!

Really loving your timelapse’s that you’ve been putting in recently Laura! This one is especially cool.

Nice hike guys! Too bad it was hazy though. Thanks evers so much for the screenshot of your route too! Makes it perfectly clear where you were and which way you went so I can do the same route some day! Take care and be safe out there.🙂

The video wasn't clear what was your route back from Bond Cliff.

What kind of boots do you guys hike in?

Great views on this one. Thanks as always.

Really enjoyed your video. Loved the map at the end. I did the Tripyramids the same day. It was interesting to see the contrast in the number of hikers. I only saw two single hikers all day! Just a few cars in the Livermore south lot. Very quiet on the Tripyramids!.

Gorgeous day guys! Thanks so much for the screenshot of your route too! Your explanation of your route is great in the beginning of your videos but the screenshot really helps to clarify it. Especially on the hikes where you’re on many different trails like when you did Lowe’s path and others recently. It was kind hard to figure out your route on that one. I had Gaia out while watching that video and I was getting wicked confused😄! Thanks again guys and as always, stay safe out there! Hope to see you in the coming weeks as I’ve got some vacation coming up so I’m gonna be out there on the trails too. 😀

Beautiful views from Eisenhower today. The haze is from the western forest fires.

Wonder why they only fixed a few rungs on the ladders. Doesn’t look that much better than I remember from a few years ago. Guess they can’t make it too easy and keep it on the Terrifying 25 list.😀

That’s a unique way up Chocorua. Will have to try that one day. Did an out and back to Middle Sister and Chocorua on Champney Brook Trail about a month ago. Falls were very low and not as exciting as winter when you see people climb the ice. Thanks for sharing!

Great video as always guys! Beautiful day to be out there. Lucky you! When I watch your videos I always try to follow along your route on a map or on Gaia and sometimes I find it hard. Would it be possible to take a screenshot of your route on Gaia or something or even share your Gaia route GPX file so we could follow you while watching or do the same hike at some point? That would be great! Thanks in advance. Also, I don’t remember ever seeing a video of you guys doing a presi traverse or a pemi loop. Is that something you guys have ever done or plan on doing and recording? Loved to watch a video of you guys doing that. Thanks guys and as always, stay safe out there!👍🏻

On my only overnight backpacking trip in the mid 1990s, I went on Kendron Flume and stayed at Ethan Pond. Explored the Shoal Pond area in the rain but enjoyed every minute except for camping. It was a cold and wet night. Afterwards, we went up the Willey Ladders which were tricky then too with missing rungs and went out to Tom and back the way we came. Lots of memories. Gray Jays on Willey were fun. On Field, there was another group taking a group photo with a camera on a timer sitting on a tall stump. Just a second before the timer went off, a gray jay landed next to the camera and everybody panicked. I have always wanted to see that photo and the expressions on the faces. I actually met someone who would become my girlfriend years later on the trail between Field and Tom. It did not work in the long term but we climbed Zealand together and she was just a few mountains short of the NH 4,000 footers. I also learned postholing on Field one mid May one year in deep soft snow. That range has been good to me. Your videos are very meaningful to me. So many adventures which bring back my stories. Best days of my life have been in the White Mountains. My Dad took us down the Kancamaugus Highway shortly after it was opened around 1960 or so. Loved the mountains every since. We drove through Crawford Notch as they were rebuilding and widening the road through there about the same year. It was all dirt and oiled. Thank you.

Beautiful views and interesting clouds today. Bonus points for the Kendron Flume. Thanks for sharing once again.

This is one of my favorites of all your videos. You just get view after view of directions and perspectives not commonly seen. How amazing it is that you can traverse this immense section of some of the hardest slopes. And camp! So fun. When I read the old books, I wonder, "how could they just walk off and get lost and come down the totally wrong side of the mountain???" But when you see this it is easier to understand because there are so many sides to the mountains.

Yesterday was an absolute gem to tackle this formidable mission. Went up Osseo instead… thankfully it was quick to find the north prong, introduced my buddy to his first bushwhack and he loved all the type II fun involved! I am studying West Bond slide intel in preparation of an Oct trip up into Hellgate Ravine, debating whether to go Guitar, one of the “Monsters” or try out the newest rightmost slide that seemingly reaches all the way down into the ravine. Was on West Bond when I added it to a recent Firewarden’s Loop and met two bushwhackers emerging from that newest slide, seems quite tempting…

I'm going to katahdin stream in a month and I'm actually wondering how you get your car into the site? 😂 I looked at the overhead map and I'm lost on how to get to site 4

Loved your video! What a great day for the Tripyramids. I have been anxious about doing the North Slide. Many of the comments on the internet make it sound very challenging. From your video it seems like the first part of the slide is the most challenging. I'm going to have to be on the lookout for several days with dry weather and with no dew to make the slabs slippery. You sure hit it right. Thanks for the video!!!

Hey guys! Yes indeed it was a beautiful day out there today. I took the opportunity to do the Caps Ridge trail to Jefferson today. Tough hike for sure!Only saw a few people and the views, well, you know. Absolutely gorgeous on a day like today! Glad you were able to take advantage of this great day we had! Definitely felt a little fallish this morning for sure!🥶 Take care and be safe out there. 🙂

Only went up North Slide once on a hot and humid day. The rocks were even sweating. People above me would occasionally loosen rocks that would bounce down on me. I missed the turn to the left at the cairn to enter the woods near the top of the slide. I tried to bushwhack unsuccessfully from there to the summit. I had to turn around as it was so thick there. The rest of the trip was uneventful but I was so exhausted that I could barely eat any supper. I decided to go in from the Kanc the next time that I did the Tripyramids. That North Slide was tough under those conditions.

Love those views! Thanks!

What an awesome pair of videos. I’m so looking forward to exploring the trails in the Great Gulf area. Thanks for sharing 🤩

Interesting to see this next level of exploring and great work filming while you were doing it. In the AMC 60 best day hikes book there is an essay about Randolph House and how the early trail builders would hang out there and talk about their work. The author talked about Laban Watson, who was known for building steep trails straight up the mountain, in comparison to Edmonds, who built trails that were easier on hikers and imagined that there may have been some interesting conversations between the two men. So I wonder if Watson built the Adams slide trail.

Wow! You had an amazing hike. The views were spectacular, the sky cobalt blue, the sunrise spectacular and the waterfalls were wonderful. Thanks so much for taking the time to share with us.

Why do big bugs like to hang out on summits! LOL.

Left my pack once. No problems that time with critters. I have more in my backyard than the White Mountains. I answered my question. Old Adams Slide Trail was closed in 1971. Adams, I consider, to be the hardest of the 48 peaks. It beat me once. You took it to an entirely other level with the Adams Slide. Thank you for filming this. I saw an old video but this is current. Impressive!

Beautiful views in the Great Gulf. Thanks for showing us how to krum the holz.

When we climbed Lowes Path, we accidentally went right onto Randolph Path, the same place you were a little unclear which way to go.

Really enjoyed this wander about in the woods today.

Great video once again. One of these days I need to visit the RMC cabins/shelters/huts. Have fun out there!

Always wondered how you get to the RMC cabins that you can see from the trail going from Madison hut to Adams. Is there a fee to pay to park where you did? Can you park there overnight? Like those lunch time-laps videos you take. Thanks for sharing!

Great day for it today guys! There are a lot of trails up there for sure. Never been on Lowe’s Path but may try to do it this weekend if the weather cooperates. Contemplating this way or maybe Caps Ridge to Jefferson which will be #18 on the 4K footers for me. This actually looks more interesting but not as direct. Glad you guys had a great day. Wish I could’ve been out there too but ya know, the work thing again. 🙄 Take care and as always, be safe out there!👍🏻🙂

Did that trail a week back and was the only one on it. Only saw a few folks coming up the other way (meeting at that intersection .2 from the summit) and at the summit coming from Owl’s Head. Quick hike, a little overgrown at time. Will have to come up and go over to Owl’s Head (didn’t have time).

Finished the 48s yesterday!! Mt jefferson. Ty for videos!

Another mountain that I wished that I had climbed. Sounds pretty easy. And nice views top!

I was always curious about Raymond Cataract. I had read that people would bushwhack there and you did it. Interesting in that it never became a Ravine like Huntington and Tuckerman. The flat areas above those ravines provided lots of wind blown snow that would accumulate in the Ravine and produce glaciers that carved out the cirques. The summit of Mount Washington protected Raymond Cataract from that action. Think of it as what Huntington and Tuckerman originally looked like - V shaped instead of U shaped. The last time I climbed Mount Washington in 2003, I went down Boott Spur on a beautiful mid-September day. No wind and shirt sleeve weather! Loved the views from up there. Worth the detour.

Interesting and fun hike today. George’s Gorge trail is named for George Hamilton who was huts manager in the 60s. Crew members used to call him gorgeous George so it’s a play on words.

I think next time I descend bond Cliff, I'll ford the river and take East side. It's much nicer footing