Hiking 40 miles on the Timberline Trail in Oregon
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- 00:00 Timberline Lodge alltrails.com/explore/recordi...
1:12 Ramona Falls - Day 1 (28 miles) alltrails.com/explore/recordi...
7:33 Cloud Cap - Day 2 (14 miles) alltrails.com/explore/recordi...
10:28 Panorama Ridge
12:36 Hanging in Vancouver with @Levi_Allen and @ifhtfilms
13:00 @FeedingOffEachOther • Kraig Adams on his Fir...
13:23 Timberline Trail behind the scenes
15:56 Portland
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Just appreciate the fact that he crossed that river over that log, twice, just to show us how tough it is. ❤
twice or 3 times?
Timberline has always been one of my favorite hikes. I used to do it in one night too. Now that im 60 I do it in two nights. Absolutely beautiful hike.
He did it in two. Hiked a few miles and camped. Then again at Cloud Cap.
Will take me 5 nights but will still love it!
2:52 Love the puppy with the orange backpack :)
Also the scenes with the dead trees. Wow.
Absolutely mind blowing composition, I remember watching your video from Iceland a few years ago and this video reminded me of Iceland with its atmosphere. Simply cinematography at its finest!!!
Thank you for keeping making video's like these. For some reason I found peace by watching your video's.
me too!! lol
I, too, have solo hiked the Timberline Trail (2019). It was incredible to see these sights again in your video. Thank you.
Had to look 2 at the INTRO, but yup, REDRUM! Here’s Kraig!!
Beautiful walk and scenery. Crossing the streams looked tricky. Glad you made it across. 😊
Another great video & info. I made it to the top of Half Dome 5 times over my life (77 now) so will be watching your climb as I do not think I will be climbing it again. When I climbed it, no permits were needed, camping was easy, not many crowds. I still think the best view of the Valley, Half Dome & most of the falls, is from Glacier Point. Good news, I can still drive to that look out point.
I just went these a few weeks ago! My first time on the NW Coast. I couldn''t get enough of the views at Mt Hood and Saint Helens It was great to hike down after taking the lift up! So quiet and serene! Next time I'll take a few days to explore more!
Inspiring as always! I always appreciate the breakdown afterwards Craig. Thank you for your work!
Well done Kraig! This gives me a new perspective/appreciation for the Mountain but i've never hiked it even though I live so close by.
When I watch these videos I want to GO OUT there and live the LIFE, not rot in front of the TV or computer.....but be careful of those BEARS!
Same here man
The fact that I work as a software engineer doesn't help at all.
It's very unlikely to die because of a bear attack
Absolutely but there's nothing wrong with downtime in that sense with moderation.
@@aarongarcia4381 Just happened in Yellowstone last month. Unlikely, yes, but it can happen.
All it takes is setting aside a few days, you can do it 🙌🏼
That was great Kraig!!!really appreciate your informative review at the end!!!! love the hike footage as i feel i am really out there...appreciate all your time in doing this ..Thanks a lot cheers from NZ!!
Your videos are calming. Love watching it while working overtime.
Have been fascinated by mountains all my life, by mountaineering most of that and by the history and stories about climbing. Though I’m scared of heights and will never climb them, it’s been clear for a number of years that things have gone too far, at least in Nepal. Good on ya for speaking out on this.
One minute in but this is beautiful. We connected a few years ago when I did some editing for you near the start of my career. Several years later you’ve pivoted to hiking content and I even used your Argentina video to help to plan my trip to El Chalten earlier this year 😊 Hope you’re doing well and enjoying life!
Two videos in span of 10 days , great going Kraig .
Loving all the content ✌️
You came to my home town!!! I wish I knew. Glad to see you do this hike. Beautiful hikes all around Vancouver WA.
Beautiful! There is so much great hiking around Mt. Hood and in the PNW in general. This video brings back fond memories. Thanks!
With the Adams brothers you can travel all over the world for free. Thank you both from France ✌️👍🇺🇲🇫🇷
Awesome! 🥹
Nice. These silent videos are still my favourite parts of your content. Looking forward to this one!
I came across your videos last fall. You have really inspired me to get out and hike cool places. I mostly day hike with some backpacking/backcountry. I did ten days in Grand Teton and Yellowstone last month. Next summer I'm going to Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings Canyon for seven or more days.
Beautiful scenery. It looked like a challenging one. Big fan of your composition and use of lighting.
OMG That's the overlook hotel!!!
Love your videos, especially enjoyed the end when you give more info about the hike.
At 6:42 you probably thought to yourself damn let me stop here so I won’t have to climb back to get the camera 😂 I love your videos bro keep going 🤞🏽
Kraig, that's a black bear my friend. Black bears are also brown and cinnamon red as well.
Haha bro props to you for crossing over that tiny log bridge over the river and then having to go back for the camera 😂
Enjoyed this Kraig, welcome to Canada lad ! Your 28 mi hike day was killer. Hope you had enough time to take in all the natural wonders at that pace.
I'm hiking the Wonderland Trail that goes around Mt Rainier in a month, and I'm so excited. It's going to be an 8 day hike and appx. 90 miles. This video just got me thinking about my upcoming hike and how much prep I still need to do.
When you return to Colombia, share your adventure with us. You inspire us! Thank you, my friend
Thanks Kraig, I was just up at Cold Cap, last week, had a wonderful time! Keep up the great Work. Much Love from Oregon!
I used to hike Ramona Falls all the time when I lived in the Portland area.
Breathtaking. The gray and white world is so exciting .
Great video. Love the scenery.
Thanks you ❤
Really enjoy see you hiking more than the long drones views clips… great vid Kraig
My late Mother and Father stayed at the Timberline Lodge, shown in the opening drone sequence, on their honeymoon in 1955. Beautiful stuff Kraig. One can not thank you enough for taking all of us along on your adventures worldwide.
물과 숲과 하늘이 너무 아름답습니다!
Heeere's Johnny! Lol, Another amazing video, brother. Keep up the great work, it is much appreciated by many. Peace and Love
Updated thumbnail is definitely better. Good choice! 👍
Alaskan Tapes as soundtrack!! What a combination ❤
So serene!
what a great eye for composition
Going to be hiking much of this next week. Super excited.
Hope you enjoy it!
Too funny about a month ago I was going to suggest this trail. It is my favorite hiking trip.
Very inspiring, love your content! 👏
I heard the Shining theme in my head right when the video started
Amazing bro
Oh amazinggg 😍😍😍
Just found your channel! I'm going to be in the same area in Oregon next month! Can't wait ☺️
I just did the loop and I said hi to you! I camped right next to you in cloud cap
Love when hike in the U.S. Thank you.
HUGE fan of this new format. Forgot to comment on the Vancouver vid about it. You're so good at recapping life with the Instagram story exhibits. And I love the honesty with the paid sponsors haha. I think I've said this before : the static hiking shots are incredible, but I definitely get more out of the explanations afterwards. Keep it up 🙌
Merci pour cette belle randonnée
Stunning work as always Kraig - has inspired my videos and hikes
Hermoso lugar
Great video! You will love mountain biking if you get into it. Biking is such a different way to enjoy the outdoors.
The Shining hotel!
Great video, epic scenery!
sweet video - really like the composition of the shots at 5:10 and 6:00 with those burn scars contrasted with the vibrant growth
Kraig smart watch show 40 miles hike and 40 miles run, run to get his camera & tripod back 😆
You are an inspiration, not easy to film solo hikes. Thanks
Oh wow, Cool
I backpacked this before I left Oregon with siblings and friends. I miss the oregon wilderness with a passion the midlands in the uk have nothing comparable!
Asombroso !!!
I just hiked that trail last week!
inspiring video!:)
Here's Johnny!
Man i love living on the west coast. I definitely live in a special hiking part of the world. Also Kraig, look into the Lost Coast trail in northern california. Not really a mountain hike but a beach hike for 24-25 miles but certain parts you can only cross when its low tide. You can literally unalive if you get caught by thr ocean.
Really enjoy this format of your content (silent hikes with Kraig Adams). I originally started to view your content because of this format, your cinematography is really nice. For me this format was just really relaxing to just watch. I am glad you are bringing it back more consistently. For a while for some reason I felt you were moving away from it when I was starting to see more content with your wife and group hikes etc.
Great 👍
One of my favorite places. I spend almost every other day in that forest
Aye this is my goal hike once I finally get in good enough shape!!
Great video! I am curious how long it take to dry your boots and socks after crossing the river and getting wet. For me, I would take boots off before getting in the water, maybe it's a little unsafe, but I hate walking in wet socks or boots more.
Very healing. Helps with my self care, thank you. I had a question about the Nemo. How does it hold up in bad weather?
You mentioned possibly doing Three Fingers in Washington. Would love to hear about that if you did it. Yikes on the river crossing near the end --afternoons are worse than the mornings with PNW rivers connected to glaciers above.
If you don't mind me asking, between the backtracking to get the camera during the hikes, the editing process, music selection, and breakdown...about how much time does it take you to make each video? It seems like it would be quite the workload for each video!
yeah i always wonder about that!!! lol
Amazing video. Interesting to see the aftermath of the wildfires. I also always wondered, do you have any backup plan if you were to ever get lost?
I understand following trail markers but what happens when you don’t see a clear path?
We also did in 2 days, camped at Cloud Cap 3 years ago. Have you done St. Helens? Doable in one day. PNW is beautiful, many places to visit.
04:47 good lord
Mt Hood is my home :)
saya menyukai konten hiking anda dan saya selalu menunggu film berikutnya..saya berasal dari indonesia🇲🇨,pastinya selalu menonton video terus..
Hey Kraig, I just finished up hiking the great ocean walk in Victoria Australia. It’s a 6-8 day walk from Apollo Bay to the 12 Apostles. Breathtaking scenery, you’d love it and you’d also Love Melbourne which is the second largest city in Australia just two hrs drive away. Think about it, I’d be down to meet you for a day or two as well. (I’m an American living in Aus & your vids are inspiring)
Apik
Hello! Thank you for your video, did you shoot it on iPhone as well?
It's the hotel from the movie The Shining😳
Wah hebat sekali
Haiking sendiri
But wait, I was out of popcorn 🍿
All work and no play makes jack a dull boy
Only 40 miles ??? So much diversity In the landscape in 40 miles
Wow how did you film!!
Amazing! I’m thinking about doing this soon, is there clearly marked camping areas with other poeple or do you just camp alone?
There’s a bit of both. Nearly all camping is in the backcountry away from roads, sometimes in clusters with other campsites and potentially other groups, some by themselves every once in a while. Depends on where you go and how much solitude you want, or don’t want I guess.
Thank You @@jordandwiggins1026
Thank You@@jordandwiggins1026
What are you using to record sound? Specifically the sound of your footsteps and ambient sounds?
Will you be in town for PCT Days?
5:10 He's mortal
OK I hope u don't mind a personal question but r u wearing briefs or just using the liner in the shorts?
When is the Yosemite video coming?
Were these shots taken only from your iphone?