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Nice job buddy. No shame in turning around. Definitely a beast of a mountain.

Why didn’t you guys rope on the glacier? Not worth it?

did that during the summer and it was hell, gj mate

I was the first person to summit on 7/6. I walked past you, took a second look at you, and kept walking haha. Saw my car in your video :)

You mean Mount Fremont?

Hey buddy nice to see you back making a new video. Hope everything is going well for you. Take care out there while you're having fun!

Amazing work and you did it without oxygen assist. You should be proud. I hiked my first 14er a year ago and definitely felt it (as I did not train and I flew in from Michigan the night before ). Subscribed!

Impressive you have the stock tires on in 6 inches of snow and made it out!

WOW!!!!!

Awesome work! Was looking at doing this climb when I'm in Oregon. I'll be in a rental car so I assume driving to the upper trailhead is not possible. Where did you start your climb from and where would you recommend starting the climb. Thanks

Cool vid! Thank you

What’s your favorite peak in Wa

This is really cool

Looks like Mt. Hood \m/

Amazing

Such a beautiful place...

Mt Shasta in the distance?

See any elk? 😂

That’s liv’in good right-there! Enjoy them mountains…

woahhh how can you do that without training?

Neat video. Does the vestibule come with the tent or is it optional (add on)?

At first I thought you were going to take some alternate climbing route I wasn't aware of.

Santa Claus needs a new windshield

That dude on the summit at 4:47. Imagine if you took his photo and tried to get it to him somehow. Would make for the coolest and quite literally priceless gift. 😅 can’t exactly stage a photo shoot up there I don’t think.

shouldn't you be roped up on a glacier like this Trent? I think you're setting a bad example by posting these solo videos.

Why did u descend at night?

Is that on Hood?

Hey Trent is a camping permit needed to visit this trail?

what's your PR for time up Mailbox?

what's your biggest goal of the summer?

Is your car an SE or XSE? It looks like you have GPS Navigation on that multifunction screen, and my 2023 SE doesn't have that. I can pipe Google Maps or Map Factor Navigator from my phone to the car's screen with Android Auto, but it's very unstable and unreliable - it "freezes up" at least once an hour, and the only way to restore the map is to pull off the road, re-boot the car and re-boot the phone, then re-start Navigation. Android Auto on the 2023 Rav4 Prime and Hybrid has so many connectivity issues that I gave up on it, and bought one of those tablet holders that fit in the cup holder in the console; I run Map Factor Navigator on the tablet without trying to pipe it with the Android Auto and it works perfectly. I love the car otherwise though. This Rav4 Prime is the most versatile car I've ever owned, and I've gotten up to 46 mpg on long road trips at 55 mph, and it's capable of up to about 52 miles of EV range around town if I keep the speed under 45.

This is an epic troll. 😂

Wow this is amazing. I have to do Mt. Whitney first.

Im super jealous.

Green screen

2nd only to rainier lmao This is the most legendary video on UA-cam, a great tribute to the subreddit

Starting my denali expedition on May 4th, extremely pumped and extremely nervous. I know im physically and mentally capable, but im just super nervous and keep thinking about the chance of getting a freak storm, or dying in an avvy. May 12th is my birthday which is the goal summit day, but im going to need to get lucky with the weather to get a bday summit.

This is literally the best hiking video ever made.

Thanks for sharing! I'll be looking for a camp site up there in a few weeks. So there's 3 on Dick, and 1 on Harry?

brave man to climb mt temple solo in the dark.

Honest question. Could a sled be ridden. up to the 17000 base camp? I know it’s not allowed. Just wondering about the terrain.

Amazing!! I will be attempting to summit hood this year for my first summit!

Omg, u really pulled it off with so many stuff on ur back.

Great video! I just have some recommendations: 1) What was the valley called where that small plane landed? (Where you began your Denali Trek) (I REALLY wish I knew that...) 2) How long did it take to fly there from where you were staying in Alaska? 3) Show us things you ate while on this trek! (And where did you pee/poop?) 4) How much did it cost to do this trip? (If you're comfortable sharing that information) These are important parts of an outdoor excursion. Again, thanks for sharing those BEAUTIFUL scenes with us! ***UPDATE: Just saw your Document and it looks like there's a lot more information in there!. The thing is, most of us are here to WATCH the information and unfortunately, don't feel like reading about it... I know that sucks, but that's how it is...)

15:33 - My GOSH that scenery is MAGICAL! The light in there! Incredible! It's like another World! Lucky you! Thank you for sharing this! (Ok, now I'm going to finish the video.) 😊

Good job

I'm looking forward to doing this same grind! Way to go

Amazing...made my eyes well up!

This is so unbelievably inspiring, Trent! Thank you for taking us along with you!!!

So incredible, that you put your dreams in place, Ive always dreamed of things like this, but myself never made it happen, so congratulations!! So refreshing.