I'm glad you are so clear about safety at the beginning of the video. I know that I get complacent and too lazy to bring everything I need all too often, so it's great to see someone with your experience not taking unnecessary chances.
For her first 14er she did extremely well on the Class lll climb. Breathing was the only thing she seemed to notice as a bit of a problem but that didn't stop her either. She definitely has what it takes to do 14ers. Hope you are able to come through again and get in a few more, it is always well worth the effort. Sneffels was my 34th 14er and what a beautiful climb.
Sneffles was my first 14-teener, years ago. Great hike. I hit some altitude / headaches at the top, and the storms started rolling in .. so heading down felt great. Although some serious quad work.
Nice, this was my first 14'er in High school, almost was my last a few other times so smart you brought safety gear! My thumb nail is of getting lost during an rain storm on Sneffels after bailing on the attempt! Waited in an emergency bivy till the vis was better. Only Mt. I've also seen lighting strike with blue bird skys nearly giving out heart attacks with the sound, there were 12 people and we all set records fleeing down those scree fields 😅
Incredible adventure…bravo. Those views were so perfect they almost didn’t look real. Thanks for sharing it all with us in this expanded format just for this peak!
I was very impressed with both of you and un bravo particulier pour Audree! I was quite scared in bits but also thinking it would be great to learn going on such terrain with a guide. It definitely made me appreciate how much beauty there is out there. Thank you
I love the change from dense woods you got us use to it, to those clear and high altitude landscapes with big grasslands. Gorgeous! Reminds me of the Pyrinees. Congrats for that 14er.
Really cool seeing it from that side. I have a video coming out in a couple weeks of Blue Lakes up to the 4th lake, the one closest to the ridge there. To do Sneffels from that path it's about double the distance and elevation, most do it from yankee boy. Blue lakes was incredible on its own though. Also I guess going up the wall to the saddle is pretty dangerous, rocks knocked off the top by other hikers come flying down like cannon balls (what someone I talked to said who went up that route).
That’s one of the reasons we chose to climb via the southwest ridge, to avoid coming up behind other hikers in the Lavender Col. We’ll have to go back and do the Blue Lakes approach, thanks!
Our highest peak in Sifnos island is 680 meters ( 207 feet ) ... So 6.3 x 680m = 4.284 m or 14.100 feet . It's a small difference hahaha .. Congratulations and thanks for the great video !
Hey Jeff, nice video, as always. 👍 Beautiful landscape. Could you please so kind and send me the name of the song between min 2 and 3 :-) I like this kind of musik. Thanks.
I did Sneffels with my sons in August ‘22 from the Blue Lakes side (in one day). Yeah, you guys should definitely invest in some rock 🪖 helmets. It just takes a small one to land on top of your head and it would spell disaster….
Hello! In the early part of the video, Audree was mixing up an electrolyte mix in her flask. Can you share which brand it was? Or recommend one? I've tried a couple and am looking for an option that doesn't get all clumped together when I put it in the water, haha! Thanks!
I'm glad you are so clear about safety at the beginning of the video. I know that I get complacent and too lazy to bring everything I need all too often, so it's great to see someone with your experience not taking unnecessary chances.
You never need your emergency kit until you do... lol
For her first 14er she did extremely well on the Class lll climb. Breathing was the only thing she seemed to notice as a bit of a problem but that didn't stop her either. She definitely has what it takes to do 14ers. Hope you are able to come through again and get in a few more, it is always well worth the effort. Sneffels was my 34th 14er and what a beautiful climb.
Gorgeous! Congratulations to Audree on her first 14er
Sneffles was my first 14-teener, years ago. Great hike. I hit some altitude / headaches at the top, and the storms started rolling in .. so heading down felt great. Although some serious quad work.
So beautiful! The descent looks challenging, given how long and steep it is. Don't think my knees could handle it :(
Woah, awesome video work Jeff! Thanks again to you and Audrée for leading the way up! It was great meeting you both!
Thanks Liam! Great sharing the trails with you, and I still owe you some footage..
Nice, this was my first 14'er in High school, almost was my last a few other times so smart you brought safety gear! My thumb nail is of getting lost during an rain storm on Sneffels after bailing on the attempt! Waited in an emergency bivy till the vis was better. Only Mt. I've also seen lighting strike with blue bird skys nearly giving out heart attacks with the sound, there were 12 people and we all set records fleeing down those scree fields 😅
My most fav 14er love the blue lakes do this every summer!!!
Incredible adventure…bravo. Those views were so perfect they almost didn’t look real. Thanks for sharing it all with us in this expanded format just for this peak!
Awesome video! It’s colorado tradition to enjoy a local beer at the summit 😁 for next time!
I really love your films, both content and execution! Thanks a lot from Sweden! 🙏🏼
So stunning. Nothing like spending time in the mountains.
I was very impressed with both of you and un bravo particulier pour Audree! I was quite scared in bits but also thinking it would be great to learn going on such terrain with a guide. It definitely made me appreciate how much beauty there is out there. Thank you
Great vid. I did this peak as a snow climb many years ago. Very cool to see it in the summer. Looks like some awesome scrambling.
Impressive views from the top. Not a bad place to start for Audree´s first big mountain and the weather was excellent. Nice adventure
Those insta360 shots from near the summit are amazing
I love the change from dense woods you got us use to it, to those clear and high altitude landscapes with big grasslands. Gorgeous! Reminds me of the Pyrinees. Congrats for that 14er.
Great video. That was my first 14er over 20 years ago. We came up the side with the lakes and it was beautiful.
I’ve also never hiked a 14er yet. Planning that for next year. This just makes me want to go even more. Good luck on UTMB! Go 🇨🇦
For high anxiety reasons...no sh@t! Awesome climb for 1st timer!
Thank you for sharing it’s very helpful
Look at those views! There's something special about 14ers. Great video Jeff!
Your pictures are amazing as always. Thank you for sharing
Magnifiques images, magnifiques personnes, merci pour l'inspiration Jeff et Audrée!😊
Looked like an awesome summit! Crystal clear day too.
this was such a great watch - i always really appreciate your music choices; they compliment the footage so well!
Another great one. I loved the beautiful scenery.
Those are bucket list views! Reminds me of the backcountry around Manning Park, Strathcona Provincial Park or the Cariboo Mountains Provincial Park
I love how you use Google earth and maps - it really helps the viewer place you and give context.
That hike is crazy!!! No thanks! But thank you for filming it. It's too hot to hike this weekend. Next weekend I hope to do 1500ft.
Yikes! You two are brave! What a fantastic adventure!
Really cool seeing it from that side. I have a video coming out in a couple weeks of Blue Lakes up to the 4th lake, the one closest to the ridge there. To do Sneffels from that path it's about double the distance and elevation, most do it from yankee boy. Blue lakes was incredible on its own though. Also I guess going up the wall to the saddle is pretty dangerous, rocks knocked off the top by other hikers come flying down like cannon balls (what someone I talked to said who went up that route).
That’s one of the reasons we chose to climb via the southwest ridge, to avoid coming up behind other hikers in the Lavender Col. We’ll have to go back and do the Blue Lakes approach, thanks!
This is the stuff you do so well. Great video 👍
Absolutely beautiful!
Wow that was so badass. I hope one day I have a partner to do things like this with.
Thanks for this video and sharing your experience.
Truly epic!
Awesome!!!
Awesome. 👍🙏
Wicked climb man 😉
Our highest peak in Sifnos island is 680 meters ( 207 feet ) ... So 6.3 x 680m = 4.284 m or 14.100 feet . It's a small difference hahaha .. Congratulations and thanks for the great video !
Hey Jeff, nice video, as always. 👍 Beautiful landscape. Could you please so kind and send me the name of the song between min 2 and 3 :-) I like this kind of musik. Thanks.
Would love it if you both shared what type/brand of shoes you wear.
I did Sneffels with my sons in August ‘22 from the Blue Lakes side (in one day). Yeah, you guys should definitely invest in some rock 🪖 helmets. It just takes a small one to land on top of your head and it would spell disaster….
We definitely own a few, just didn’t have them with us on our road trip. But totally agree that they’re important for overhead rock!
If you liked this, you may also like Long’s
Terrifying route 😬😅 and one cannot even leave bugs behind when at 4500m? oha
Hello! In the early part of the video, Audree was mixing up an electrolyte mix in her flask. Can you share which brand it was? Or recommend one? I've tried a couple and am looking for an option that doesn't get all clumped together when I put it in the water, haha! Thanks!
She was using Skratch on this run, likely their Superfuel mix.
@@JeffPelletier thanks Jeff!🙌🏻
What is in your blister kit?
Down climbing would prob be harder...
Wonder what model of shoes you were using…
Salomon Sense Pro 4 👍
@@JeffPelletier thank you
Now go to the center of the earth
Hunt much