Great Wyoming views in every direction 😊 Glad the weather mostly held out for you to climb. Really love all the drone shots that show how vast these places are compared to you hiking along. Be safe 👍🏻
I visited Wyoming for about 30 minute. Driving in from Armpit, Montana, to collect an expedition order. Townspeople, mostly young women, stood by to ask us cave explorers their questions. Today, I'd suggest they see: Horsethief LIDAR Flythrough. UA-cam views of that cave exploration
Tristan, i always enjoy your videos. I would love some closeups of some of the wild flowers you hike through. Even if it is just for a moment. I can pause the video and look up the name and info of them. Wild flowers are a passion of mine and I am not able to hike anymore. Thank you so much again for the videos.
Love your videos! They are the best. Such spectacular scenery. One thing though. Never get under a tree when lightening is near. Just get as low to the ground as you can. A lot of people are killed by lightning striking the tree they took shelter under. I want you safe and healthy so you can do many more spectacular videos.
So you're saying you get out in the open when a lightning storm comes by and your at 8 to 10,000 ft !? How much time have you spent in the high backcountry? You believe everything you read The Weather Channel says or that's on the internet ? Your body with electrical energy in an open space has a far greater chance of getting a lightning strike than you being under a tree.... just because Google says something and the Weather Channel says something...... doesn't make it true ! I've traveled the High Country in several Western States I mean the High Country and never is there is so few trees that is struck by lightning fried ......there's many more strikes of lightning on the ground that high up especially around rocks !
Hey at the 18 minute mark, that's ME and my buddies on the other peak! What a day. I've got a pic/video and I can see you on "your" peak. Pretty cool we just happened to be in such a remote spot at the same time, Riding motos to get up there.....wooooooaaaaaa. One HECK of a ride up, I'll just say that. :)
At 12:16…. When you were climbing around the edge of the mountain and the rocks started sliding down the mountain, I thought…. Oh my….. is he going to come rolling down the mountain side as well? Please be safe….we want to keep you around so that we can see more of your awesome videos😅 Thank you for all your hard work of creating adventures to share! You are so appreciated!!!!!!
This Texan loves the Wyoming mountains. I wish I could hike them like you do. Thanks for the great videos. I really enjoyed your choice of background music in this one.
Wow, what a beautiful mountain range - and what excellent drone footage! Can’t help but wonder (and hope) if one of those little stream valleys may yet appear in a future Tenkara Addict episode!
It works for me. I have spent many wonderful days in Wyoming sitting on vantage points waiting to photograph trains. There is an amazing amount of wildlife that almost goes unnoticed as you pass through, like your hummingbird. Thanks. for refreshing the memories.
Ditto, after a 30 minute visit to Wyoming and a week of cave cartography under Montana I accepted a free life membership offer from organized cave explorers of Wyoming (also partnered with organized cave explorers of Montana). Continue that friendly association as a Salish Sea Region resident. Still going to where our species has never been .
Thank you, Tristan, for your UA-cam channel. It is exceptional. I always love your posts. You ask your viewers to tell what their favorite part was… I thought I would comment here about this on this post. There were several favorite parts to me. It was all so enjoyable - the visual and verbal description of the beautiful Wyoming Mountain Range, the waterfall and the way you explored its nature, the map showing the area of your hike, the challenge of your climb, the breathtaking 360 views of the other mountain ranges, the thunderstorm in the distance, the bike ride, and satisfied final return to your car. It was fun to watch! I am from Montana and have seen this kind of country but you make it come so alive to the senses. I look forward to Saturday mornings with your SUV RVing videos.
Great video. I climbed Wyoming Peak and the Coffin Ridge in about 1980 as a part of a seismic survey across both of the Wyomide ranges. The survey lines ran from Big Piney to Cokeville. The summit house was still standing at that time. Once again you have provided me with a look back at some of my past exploits without having to expend the large amount of energy in my later years. Thanks for allowing me to re-visit some great memories of a wonderful place. Another place in the area you can check out is the Commissary Ridge. Great views from up there, too.
If you are still in the neighborhood, I really enjoyed the hike at Freds Mountain, from the Grand Targhee Resort. Excellent views of the Teton range, and beautiful mountains in every direction, and a lot less people than the hikes at the Teton Park, like by Jenny Lake, etc. I did a YT video from that location, but I was recovering from Covid at the time and didn't have a lot of energy.
I enjoyed the video. I Like how you go into detail as far as the landscape goes and how you are reaching your spots while casually walking by what look like many amazing flowers, colorful lichen and that dead ram was awesome.
Hi Tristan, do have a link by chance to what bike rack you have on the back of your Rav4, & where I could purchase one at? I have a Rav4 also & it may be about the same yr. as yours too. Mine's a 2010. Are you still able to access your back door w/ the bike rack on the back, & does it fit just one bike, or two? Thnx again! :) Loved this video, love all your videos actually. You do an amazing job w/ them. Ty again so much for them. :) God Bless! :)
The rain must make that type of ground more slippery and make it more susceptible to rock slides, that being said, WOW! beautiful desolate landscape and those meadows! I appreciate you getting eaten alive by those mosquitoes to bring us this adventure.
Thanks for another amazing adventure. You never show wildlife in your videos, do you really don't see or you don't show? I love the background music in this video. Stay safe!!
I also watch Wyoming geologist Myron Cook so I watch your videos with an eye for typographical features that Myron has pointed out. One such was "sloughing" against a slide that I recognized in your video. Over a half an hour video he slowly reveals the highlighted geologic feature. It's like painting a picture.. at first it doesn't look like much then slowly the image emerges. Fascinating. I'm a Big Fan of nature!
It's a cool hike and I also prefer less crowded places. Although if you've never been in the Tetons, it's certainly a place to go to. Not many people actually get int the remote sections of the park, most stay in the frontcountry.
More nooks & crannies and oh yeah, a Knob! Tristan, as I turned 75 last month, I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos! Thank you Sir (Young Man)!!
I did a lot of field work in the Wyoming, Salt River, and Snake River Ranges back in the early 1980's. I utilized a helicopter to get up the upper areas of the ranges, and then hiking down to the valley floors while performing my work. You should check out some of the cirques in the Salt River Range around Mount Fitzpatrick....very spectacular scenery.
Thank you, Tristan. Your adventures continue to amaze me as you introduce to your viewers some of the more remote and less traveled gems in the mountains west of the Mississippi. I was wondering while you were hiking along those cascades and waterfalls if you could have used your drone to get a better look at the lower falls that were difficult to scramble down to...
I can’t help but wonder how structures get on top of high places like that. Falling down is easy but building must be hard! Thanks as always for sharing your adventures.
Yes, I was wondering about how someone carried the building materials up there. They must have had a ton of determination to build a structure up there.
A high clearance car, a mountain bike and two decent legs. That's exactly what I use as well to explore the backcounty. In fact, I often do these partial loops, stashing my bike at a planned hiking endpoint and then pedal back to the car. My favorite part (moment) was when the bike showed up on camera at the 2nd trailhead… no one took it😅
I’ve not heard of the Wyoming Range before so I really enjoyed your video. I’m putting the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail on my list of hikes I want to do now. I’d like to see you go to the Gros Ventre Range another of those lesser ranges in Wyoming. I’ve not seen much on it on UA-cam. Nice video
5 or 6 years ago i heard ...an elected official talking about ANWR , "have you seen it? Theres nothing there"...(spoken like a True Lab Rat) Although your not in ANWR (yet!) you bring that "Nothing" of our Wilderness areas to Life. Thanks for bringing us along.
Hmm…oxygen getting thinner, scree moving under your feet with each step, thunder and rain moving toward you! I have a conundrum. How can I admire your perseverance and at the same time think this is a foolish situation you’ve put yourself in. Mostly I’m okay with it because just like in a movie I know you come out the other end, healthy and alive!
Thanks for the footwear recommendation (La Sportiva wildcat). Just got a new pair and they fit great. Will do a shortish hike tomorrow once I wear them indoors today to initially test so I don’t lose return privileges (if for a size change). Love your videos!
Ok, at the start I thought, yay! You'll be climbing smooth mountains for once, so we won't have to watch you on treacherous loose talus. Then it turned into something like Mount Talus Up the Frapping Wazoo. Oh well lol. That range must be extra old in contrast to the Tetons. If I remember Geology 101, older ranges have that round, smooth look. I liked the second small waterfall. It wasn't the second one you wanted to see, I know, but still beautiful and wow, gushing! This late in the season, no less. I also liked how you changed things up with the different route back and bike ride. That was very cool. You must be happy in your new homestead. You seem almost ebullient, Tristen. 😁 And I don't use the word ebullient lightly. Actually, I don't think I've ever used the word ebullient in my entire life. Another gorgeous, crisply edited, perfectly paced video. I'm addicted.
Beautiful area! I've snow machined about 50 miles of the Greys river trail,,starting about 2 miles from Alpine. Never camped in the Wyo range. Driven thru,,but after viewing this,,I'm going to have to make time for a visit. Lots of elk and moose,,and as you mentioned previously,,the entire area is a migratory route for deer and speed goats. Thanks
What a beautiful hike, great vistas, and topped off with a beautiful drone viewpoint... Thanks for sharing Tristan, enjoyed joining you... (laughed at the bike, what a nice twist to end the video)
@SUVRVing Thanks for bringing us these adventures. Don't you just wonder how people moved their supplies and materials up a mountain like that? It would be great to read the stories of their adventures.
I love watching these videos. Thank you. I am disabled now and older than dirt but it brings back fond memories of my youth backpacking solo mostly in the Sierras. Thanks agan!
Great video Tristan, thank you very much. I especially like the Drone videos of you on top of that Lookout Rubble. How did you get the Drone to circle around you when it didn't look like you were actually operating it?
Such great views! Thanks for sharing….. question though…. When you show video of times like yiu walking away from the camera is that drone or a camera on a tri-pod that you then have to walk back to and pick up?
Just started watching your vids last week and really enjoying them! You should totally hook up with Prof Shawn Willsey who is a Geologist (lives in twin falls) that goes to many of places you go to as well. He's new to the UA-cam gig but giving it a go. Maybe you guys could do a couple videos together. He can add a little Geologist content to you and you can give him some pointers on youtube'ing and that drone you have. Just a suggestion. Anyway, great content thanks for posting👍
Enjoyed watching this video. It took you 5+ hours to climb that tall mountain. I am sure it would take me much longer. The area is so beautiful and has awesome views. Love seeing all the green vegetation! That trailhead where you left your bike is really beautiful! Nice isolated camp site. Yes, I enjoyed it!
Only Tristan would call scrambling across those scree slopes tame. Cannot even imagine trying to keep footing on sliding slopes like those. Definitely a sliding scale of tame.
Thank you SO much for taking the time (and suffering through mosquitos!) to see if there was a dog that might need help! Having said that, lovely hike, even with all the rocks sliding all over.
Great video, Tristan! Would love to see you use the pack raft to cross the Colorado in Grand Canyon. Also a question- what is your setup for bears when you hike in isolated areas like Lake Alice? Thanks for the great videos!
I love firetowers! I've hiked to most of the ones in Colorado. Im going to google what the original one looked like that you hiked to. Love your secluded campspot and drone footage.. Loose scree suuuucks!
Wyoming is so beautiful. You are the best on Utube in my opinion. So nice to see you were concerned about a lost dog. Shows what good character you have. Your narration is always top notch. Keep up the good work..
The campground right there on the east side of the lake, everything online says it's closed due to a dam construction project. Is this still the case? Your first set of GPS coords is right there.
For me, you are one of the best wildlife/nature exploring hiker on UA-cam.
I watch Tristan’s videos first thing every Saturday morning. I love his vids.
Very beautiful! Love the hikes and showing us new places.
I agree 100%
Great Wyoming views in every direction 😊 Glad the weather mostly held out for you to climb. Really love all the drone shots that show how vast these places are compared to you hiking along. Be safe 👍🏻
I visited Wyoming for about 30 minute. Driving in from Armpit, Montana,
to collect an expedition order. Townspeople, mostly young women, stood
by to ask us cave explorers their questions. Today, I'd suggest they see:
Horsethief LIDAR Flythrough. UA-cam views of that cave exploration
Enjoyed this a great deal - it's the kind of hiking I crave and makes Wyoming seem less overwhelming in its challenges. Thank you!
Tristan, i always enjoy your videos. I would love some closeups of some of the wild flowers you hike through. Even if it is just for a moment. I can pause the video and look up the name and info of them. Wild flowers are a passion of mine and I am not able to hike anymore. Thank you so much again for the videos.
The flowers caught my attention, too.
Me too! I would love a still shot of some of the flowers so I could figure out what they are.
Excellent plan with the bicycle self-shuttling. What a beautiful place and wonderful video, as always. Thank you!
Love your videos! They are the best. Such spectacular scenery. One thing though. Never get under a tree when lightening is near. Just get as low to the ground as you can. A lot of people are killed by lightning striking the tree they took shelter under. I want you safe and healthy so you can do many more spectacular videos.
So you're saying you get out in the open when a lightning storm comes by and your at 8 to 10,000 ft !?
How much time have you spent in the high backcountry?
You believe everything you read The Weather Channel says or that's on the internet ?
Your body with electrical energy in an open space has a far greater chance of getting a lightning strike than you being under a tree.... just because Google says something and the Weather Channel says something......
doesn't make it true !
I've traveled the High Country in several Western States I mean the High Country and never is there is so few trees that is struck by lightning fried ......there's many more strikes of lightning on the ground that high up especially around rocks !
Hey at the 18 minute mark, that's ME and my buddies on the other peak! What a day. I've got a pic/video and I can see you on "your" peak. Pretty cool we just happened to be in such a remote spot at the same time, Riding motos to get up there.....wooooooaaaaaa. One HECK of a ride up, I'll just say that. :)
At 12:16…. When you were climbing around the edge of the mountain and the rocks started sliding down the mountain, I thought…. Oh my….. is he going to come rolling down the mountain side as well? Please be safe….we want to keep you around so that we can see more of your awesome videos😅 Thank you for all your hard work of creating adventures to share! You are so appreciated!!!!!!
This Texan loves the Wyoming mountains. I wish I could hike them like you do. Thanks for the great videos. I really enjoyed your choice of background music in this one.
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Stunning views. Loved your backing track at the summit! 😊
Wow, what a beautiful mountain range - and what excellent drone footage! Can’t help but wonder (and hope) if one of those little stream valleys may yet appear in a future Tenkara Addict episode!
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It works for me. I have spent many wonderful days in Wyoming sitting on vantage points waiting to photograph trains. There is an amazing amount of wildlife that almost goes unnoticed as you pass through, like your hummingbird. Thanks. for refreshing the memories.
Ditto, after a 30 minute visit to Wyoming and a week of cave cartography under Montana
I accepted a free life membership offer from organized cave explorers of Wyoming (also
partnered with organized cave explorers of Montana). Continue that friendly association
as a Salish Sea Region resident. Still going to where our species has never been .
Love the music you use in this video. Would you share the source?
Thank you, Tristan, for your UA-cam channel. It is exceptional. I always love your posts. You ask your viewers to tell what their favorite part was… I thought I would comment here about this on this post. There were several favorite parts to me. It was all so enjoyable - the visual and verbal description of the beautiful Wyoming Mountain Range, the waterfall and the way you explored its nature, the map showing the area of your hike, the challenge of your climb, the breathtaking 360 views of the other mountain ranges, the thunderstorm in the distance, the bike ride, and satisfied final return to your car. It was fun to watch! I am from Montana and have seen this kind of country but you make it come so alive to the senses. I look forward to Saturday mornings with your SUV RVing videos.
Always a treat to tag along with you on your adventures. Thanks for another one.
Great video. I climbed Wyoming Peak and the Coffin Ridge in about 1980 as a part of a seismic survey across both of the Wyomide ranges. The survey lines ran from Big Piney to Cokeville. The summit house was still standing at that time. Once again you have provided me with a look back at some of my past exploits without having to expend the large amount of energy in my later years. Thanks for allowing me to re-visit some great memories of a wonderful place. Another place in the area you can check out is the Commissary Ridge. Great views from up there, too.
If you are still in the neighborhood, I really enjoyed the hike at Freds Mountain, from the Grand Targhee Resort. Excellent views of the Teton range, and beautiful mountains in every direction, and a lot less people than the hikes at the Teton Park, like by Jenny Lake, etc. I did a YT video from that location, but I was recovering from Covid at the time and didn't have a lot of energy.
That is some serious effort for your B roll 👍👍👍
I enjoyed the video. I Like how you go into detail as far as the landscape goes and how you are reaching your spots while casually walking by what look like many amazing flowers, colorful lichen and that dead ram was awesome.
Hi Tristan, do have a link by chance to what bike rack you have on the back of your Rav4, & where I could purchase one at? I have a Rav4 also & it may be about the same yr. as yours too. Mine's a 2010. Are you still able to access your back door w/ the bike rack on the back, & does it fit just one bike, or two? Thnx again! :) Loved this video, love all your videos actually. You do an amazing job w/ them. Ty again so much for them. :) God Bless! :)
The rain must make that type of ground more slippery and make it more susceptible to rock slides, that being said, WOW! beautiful desolate landscape and those meadows! I appreciate you getting eaten alive by those mosquitoes to bring us this adventure.
Thanks for another amazing adventure. You never show wildlife in your videos, do you really don't see or you don't show? I love the background music in this video. Stay safe!!
I also watch Wyoming geologist Myron Cook so I watch your videos with an eye for typographical features that Myron has pointed out. One such was "sloughing" against a slide that I recognized in your video. Over a half an hour video he slowly reveals the highlighted geologic feature. It's like painting a picture.. at first it doesn't look like much then slowly the image emerges. Fascinating. I'm a Big Fan of nature!
Thanks for being concerned. It could have been a stranded dog.....
Joan
O Tetons last week were packed. But I fell in love with Wyoming and Idaho. The weather there changed by the hour.
It's a cool hike and I also prefer less crowded places. Although if you've never been in the Tetons, it's certainly a place to go to. Not many people actually get int the remote sections of the park, most stay in the frontcountry.
What a beautiful trip that was, I am more into the desert cliffs and bluffs, but this is a fabulous video, sir! Thanks
All of your videos are outstanding! I am wondering if all saw the carcass of an animal, probably mountain goat or sheep at 22:39?
More nooks & crannies and oh yeah, a Knob! Tristan, as I turned 75 last month, I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos! Thank you Sir (Young Man)!!
For a "tame" video, you still managed to sneak in a vertigo inducing scene. Lol
I did a lot of field work in the Wyoming, Salt River, and Snake River Ranges back in the early 1980's. I utilized a helicopter to get up the upper areas of the ranges, and then hiking down to the valley floors while performing my work. You should check out some of the cirques in the Salt River Range around Mount Fitzpatrick....very spectacular scenery.
I loved this one Tristan. Beautiful scenery and great commentary,
What amazing vibrant scenery you captured in your mountain hike! Loved it.
You do these adventures for those of us who will never be able to do them ourselves. Keep up the good work
That scree looked like miserable climbing. Thanks for taking me along.
Thank you, Tristan. Your adventures continue to amaze me as you introduce to your viewers some of the more remote and less traveled gems in the mountains west of the Mississippi. I was wondering while you were hiking along those cascades and waterfalls if you could have used your drone to get a better look at the lower falls that were difficult to scramble down to...
Have you ever encountered a bear during your remote hikes?
Brutal climb but the views were worth it right? Wyoming is beautiful! Thank you!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏🚙
All the loose rock is dangerous and scary as all hell!!
10:20 some nice wildflowers on the hillsides.
Lupine!
I can’t help but wonder how structures get on top of high places like that. Falling down is easy but building must be hard! Thanks as always for sharing your adventures.
More than likely everything was packed in by mules,,at least to the saddle
Yes, I was wondering about how someone carried the building materials up there. They must have had a ton of determination to build a structure up there.
I enjoy your adventures so much. You enable me to get out in the wilderness!!
Great video, gorgeous scenery and very enjoyable narration of a pleasant hike!
I wonder what kind of structure that used to be and why it was abandoned.
This is why I love exploring.
22:42 cool shot
Howh! Nice waterfall. 6:15 very nice background. There is a stumb rounded with rocks. Everything means something.
Another great video. Thank you!! Loved the music too... put me in mind of the group "Ventures ". ❤
A high clearance car, a mountain bike and two decent legs. That's exactly what I use as well to explore the backcounty. In fact, I often do these partial loops, stashing my bike at a planned hiking endpoint and then pedal back to the car. My favorite part (moment) was when the bike showed up on camera at the 2nd trailhead… no one took it😅
Great one Triston! That was a beautiful 360 degree view at the top of that sloppy shale!😞🇺🇸🌏
I’ve not heard of the Wyoming Range before so I really enjoyed your video. I’m putting the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail on my list of hikes I want to do now. I’d like to see you go to the Gros Ventre Range another of those lesser ranges in Wyoming. I’ve not seen much on it on UA-cam. Nice video
5 or 6 years ago i heard ...an elected official talking about ANWR , "have you seen it? Theres nothing there"...(spoken like a True Lab Rat) Although your not in ANWR (yet!) you bring that "Nothing" of our Wilderness areas to Life. Thanks for bringing us along.
Hmm…oxygen getting thinner, scree moving under your feet with each step, thunder and rain moving toward you! I have a conundrum. How can I admire your perseverance and at the same time think this is a foolish situation you’ve put yourself in. Mostly I’m okay with it because just like in a movie I know you come out the other end, healthy and alive!
Thanks for the footwear recommendation (La Sportiva wildcat). Just got a new pair and they fit great. Will do a shortish hike tomorrow once I wear them indoors today to initially test so I don’t lose return privileges (if for a size change). Love your videos!
Ok, at the start I thought, yay! You'll be climbing smooth mountains for once, so we won't have to watch you on treacherous loose talus. Then it turned into something like Mount Talus Up the Frapping Wazoo. Oh well lol.
That range must be extra old in contrast to the Tetons. If I remember Geology 101, older ranges have that round, smooth look.
I liked the second small waterfall. It wasn't the second one you wanted to see, I know, but still beautiful and wow, gushing! This late in the season, no less.
I also liked how you changed things up with the different route back and bike ride. That was very cool.
You must be happy in your new homestead. You seem almost ebullient, Tristen. 😁 And I don't use the word ebullient lightly. Actually, I don't think I've ever used the word ebullient in my entire life.
Another gorgeous, crisply edited, perfectly paced video. I'm addicted.
Beautiful area! I've snow machined about 50 miles of the Greys river trail,,starting about 2 miles from Alpine. Never camped in the Wyo range. Driven thru,,but after viewing this,,I'm going to have to make time for a visit. Lots of elk and moose,,and as you mentioned previously,,the entire area is a migratory route for deer and speed goats. Thanks
Incredible! Another top video. Thanks, Tristan.
What a beautiful hike, great vistas, and topped off with a beautiful drone viewpoint... Thanks for sharing Tristan, enjoyed joining you... (laughed at the bike, what a nice twist to end the video)
Another great video!
Thank you, wonderful video, beautiful area⭐️😎🤩
I certainly enjoyed the video Tristan! I love seeing the different landscapes!
@SUVRVing
Thanks for bringing us these adventures.
Don't you just wonder how people moved their supplies and materials up a mountain like that? It would be great to read the stories of their adventures.
Always fun! Thanks for being concerned about the pup.
I love watching these videos. Thank you. I am disabled now and older than dirt but it brings back fond memories of my youth backpacking solo mostly in the Sierras. Thanks agan!
Great video Tristan, thank you very much. I especially like the Drone videos of you on top of that Lookout Rubble. How did you get the Drone to circle around you when it didn't look like you were actually operating it?
Amazing video, thanks for sharing your adventures 😊
Such great views! Thanks for sharing….. question though…. When you show video of times like yiu walking away from the camera is that drone or a camera on a tri-pod that you then have to walk back to and pick up?
Just started watching your vids last week and really enjoying them! You should totally hook up with Prof Shawn Willsey who is a Geologist (lives in twin falls) that goes to many of places you go to as well. He's new to the UA-cam gig but giving it a go. Maybe you guys could do a couple videos together. He can add a little Geologist content to you and you can give him some pointers on youtube'ing and that drone you have. Just a suggestion. Anyway, great content thanks for posting👍
Great video. Fun hike from my couch! 😊 Thank you!
Enjoyed watching this video. It took you 5+ hours to climb that tall mountain. I am sure it would take me much longer. The area is so beautiful and has awesome views. Love seeing all the green vegetation! That trailhead where you left your bike is really beautiful! Nice isolated camp site. Yes, I enjoyed it!
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking me along to places that I would otherwise never see.
Only Tristan would call scrambling across those scree slopes tame. Cannot even imagine trying to keep footing on sliding slopes like those. Definitely a sliding scale of tame.
Thank you SO much for taking the time (and suffering through mosquitos!) to see if there was a dog that might need help! Having said that, lovely hike, even with all the rocks sliding all over.
Would like to know the geological history of this mountain region as compared to the Tetons looks more like sedimentary uplifting
Wow! An absolutely stunning video! I guess you access this area just west of Big Piney?
Great video, Tristan! Would love to see you use the pack raft to cross the Colorado in Grand Canyon. Also a question- what is your setup for bears when you hike in isolated areas like Lake Alice? Thanks for the great videos!
If your going to climb loose rocks.. . You should go where I go. . .😅
I love firetowers! I've hiked to most of the ones in Colorado.
Im going to google what the original one looked like that you hiked to.
Love your secluded campspot and drone footage..
Loose scree suuuucks!
Hi Tristan, thank for the great video! Did you find the dog? (I’m a dog person, so I hope there was no problem.)
Be careful. That Dog sound might be a Skin Walker. They try to call to you to lure you to them.
The views and colors are beautiful. Thank you😊
Who would have thought you would have such a fantastic View from the top of that mountain. WOW!
What was that noise at 11:59 in the video? It sounded like a baby goat or something. Love the video as usual. What beautiful country.
Have you ever wondered how the mountain became a mountain of rocks?? We love your videos
Wyoming is so beautiful. You are the best on Utube in my opinion. So nice to see you were concerned about a lost dog. Shows what good character you have. Your narration is always top notch. Keep up the good work..
Love the hike, great video, thanks Tristan for sharing. i remember the Greys river series, it looked like a good fit for my little 24ft motorhome.
Beautiful scenery, but slippery slopes....not so fun.
I use a folding bike on canoe trips sometimes. I park the truck down river and ride back to my canoe, fold the bike up and throw it in the canoe.
another great vid…..thanks for checking to see if it was a dog….you’re such a good man
Beautiful country. Reminds me of the Uintas in Utah.
Beautiful mountains and Red Rock but why do you climb a mountain without a raincoat which weighs a few ounces?
The campground right there on the east side of the lake, everything online says it's closed due to a dam construction project. Is this still the case? Your first set of GPS coords is right there.
7:50 looks like grizzly bear central! Hope you got protection?
beautiful mountains! you really had to do a lot of back-tracking to share some of those scenes with us! thanks for that! great video.
Tristen, have you ever twisted or sprained your ankle on a hike? Do you carry anything for a sprain if you do have an accident?
Very beautiful area! Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Do you leave your GPS coordinates with your wife or someone? If you had an accident in this remote area, no one would find you for some days.
Crazy loose material is mighty tough to traverse I felt every step lol
please get a drone sir, it will improve overall quality of video. And nature.
Great video! That loose rock would have scared me to death! Beautiful scenery ❤
Nevermind. You answered my question later lol