I APPRECIATE your reminder to be safe! But I LOVE that you told folks to take their trash out. That's my favorite part I've seen now for the 2nd time. Your desire to keep wilderness clean and free from trash is worthy of praise Sir! Pack in/Pack out is an old backpacking rule that I fear has been forgotten these days. I'm an avid hiker/backpacker and I find more and more I'm seeing garbage and gear just left behind and many times deeper into the backcountry than I've ever seen in the past. It seems like people don't care if they see garbage in the wild or maybe they think someone will come along after them and clean up their mess, IDK . I wanted you to know your efforts are commendable and I also pack out additional trash when i am able. Great exploring I've watched around 10 of these waterfall vids and they're great. I subscribed Great Job Jesse!
Hey thanks for sharing this awesome video. I lived for the entire summer as a kid... we were homeless...I was 10 years old... I had the time of my life.
Was up there for a few days at the end of June 2019, all river access from Wishon road was closed by order of Tulare Co SO with a $5000 fine if they catch you down there. Campgrounds were pretty empty. There were probably 4 or 5 groups that came and went while we were there. The bugs were really thick so bring your mosquito / fly protection. Call Ranger station before coming up to check on river access.
you need to check out the secret waterslide 50 min hike to teyana lake waterslide in upper Yosemite ... that one is amazing ... but ill defiantly check this out
I used to go camping there with buddies like 20 years ago. Great slide and cliff jumping spots back then. Followed the river a bit and found another cool slide!
I was fortunate enough to live in Camp Nelson and then down in Porterville for six years, in the early 1980's. It was paradise. I recognize every waterfall and swimming place on this film. I have visited my old friends, human and tree, regularly since leaving in 1986. I've seen the ravages of humans and climate change in just that short period of time. More people need to know about the Pine Bark Beetle and what it's done to the remaining conifer forests in Western North America. All human climate driven.
@@JesseStLouis Yes. I've lived in Santa Barbara after leaving the Valley, and have had to evacuate so many times. I remember when we used to half seriously complain about all the rain in the winters here. No more.
I grew up in Camp Nelson, just up the road a ways from the Wishon Slides. Me and my buddies damn near lived on the river in the summer - good times! It used to be pristine when only locals knew about it and the other swimming holes on the Tule River, but unfortunately the word got out and now the place is thrashed. Glad I got to enjoy it when I did. BTW, it’s pronounced wish-on, with a short o, not a long o.
Isn’t it amazing that within your lifetime you knew a spot that was almost untouched and is now so popular it can’t keep up. I grew up in New Zealand and even in my 20 years of being alive I’ve seen my small coastal town turn in to a playground for the rich and market in town become a tourist destination
Man bro I went last week I been wanting to try that slide and I chickend out when I got to the top but I'ma try it soon jus wish I seen some one do it first😁
Awesome video! I love going there! For newcomers I advise you leave nothing in your car. Cars get broken into all the time. You are going to want a good pair of hiking boots or be a human goat lol. The trail down to wishon slides is steep and slippery. Please do not bring glass, and treat these spots with respect! BTW it's pronounced wish-on 🤙🤙🤙
Hello Jesse, Thanks for sharing this cool video! May I ask the route getting to this Tule River water slide? BTW, compared with Alder Creek water slide, which spot you'd recommend since we only have 1 day exploring the park? Thank you!
They are in very different areas a long drive apart. It really depends on where you'll be. Tule is closer to the main park area. Alder Creek is a deeper drive in the National Forest but a flatter walk to get to
@@JesseStLouis thanks for a prompt reply. I checked the maps and it seems that both spots can be accessed from HWY 190. I'm just wondering if there's any sign to look for regarding the Tule waterside since it's not showing on Google Maps, while the Alder Creek water slide is marked on Google Maps. Thanks again!
I went with good shoes but my husband didn't he was slipping everywhere. So definitely need shoes with good grip. We also noticed the trash. Sad people wanna trash the place they went to enjoy. Makes no sense. Anyway t's a beautiful & fun place for sure 💙 I can't wait to go back.
Humberto Cortes going tour springville ca highway 190 . Follow the road Once Up there you will find a lot of water holes down that river from the side of the road . But to get to the water slide you will find a small road to the left called wishin drive
Your video inspired me to check this place out. That slide was “awesome” in your voice** I was just there 6/29/20 but I’m sadden how the place looked 😔 trash everywhere and graffiti 😡 such a beautiful place sad but I think it’s just gonna get worst FYI ran into a couple of ppl who all watches your videos 🤘🏾 Good work
Did you guys take any garbage with you? Remember that we all have to be positive examples for each other. When other people see us cleaning up, they will be encouraged to do it as well. Thanks for watching! 🤙
Hi Jesse ! I love your videos ! Love that you encourage ppl to clean up and keep our natural parks enjoyable . I’ve visited many locations up there but have never been to tule river . I’m going up next week and have mixed directions . Did you park at the location marked on google maps as “ tule river cliff jumping “ ? Since it’s a bit far I don’t want to go and not find it . Thanks so much ! We’re taking our daughters 11 and 15 and I’m wondering if the hike might be too hard for them . We have good quality hiking shoes and bouldering shoes as well .
Was looking for places to visit in Sequoia and came across your videos! thank you Jesse for this!! now I'm going down a binging blackhole on your channel haha. I'm trying to find the link for the live stream about the waterslide location, but does anybody know where it is? or the location?
Hello jesse i came a cross with your channel will you be so kind and tell me where is the location of this slide i just moved to a city close to sequoia national forest thank you
So glad to gear that! I have been to Zion and I have a few videos up on my channel but they were early on in my UA-cam career so don't judge them too harshly, lol.
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Jesse St Louis half a mile down the road you could of gone to another waterfall the hike not that bad. I just went a month ago there
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Do u have the address to this
Remember that 1 inch of water traveling 60mh can move 1 ton of material 😊😮
I APPRECIATE your reminder to be safe! But I LOVE that you told folks to take their trash out. That's my favorite part I've seen now for the 2nd time. Your desire to keep wilderness clean and free from trash is worthy of praise Sir! Pack in/Pack out is an old backpacking rule that I fear has been forgotten these days. I'm an avid hiker/backpacker and I find more and more I'm seeing garbage and gear just left behind and many times deeper into the backcountry than I've ever seen in the past. It seems like people don't care if they see garbage in the wild or maybe they think someone will come along after them and clean up their mess, IDK . I wanted you to know your efforts are commendable and I also pack out additional trash when i am able. Great exploring I've watched around 10 of these waterfall vids and they're great. I subscribed Great Job Jesse!
Thanks Stephanie
Hey thanks for sharing this awesome video. I lived for the entire summer as a kid... we were homeless...I was 10 years old... I had the time of my life.
Making the best of a bad situation. I hope things are going well for you now.🤙I've been homeless before and I know how rough it can be.
@@JesseStLouis yep things sure turned around!
Was up there for a few days at the end of June 2019, all river access from Wishon road was closed by order of Tulare Co SO with a $5000 fine if they catch you down there. Campgrounds were pretty empty. There were probably 4 or 5 groups that came and went while we were there. The bugs were really thick so bring your mosquito / fly protection. Call Ranger station before coming up to check on river access.
Thanks for the update! Was it closed due to high flow?
Still closed?
I agree, best slide yet!! And that grotto is really cool too.
Yeah man!
you need to check out the secret waterslide 50 min hike to teyana lake waterslide in upper Yosemite ... that one is amazing ... but ill defiantly check this out
You mean this one? ua-cam.com/video/v_KEjq5vkOM/v-deo.html
I used to go camping there with buddies like 20 years ago. Great slide and cliff jumping spots back then. Followed the river a bit and found another cool slide!
Very cool!
Where is it exactly?
man, i can stay there all day with flow like that.
Sick flow like a pro act like you know.... lol
thats awesome.
So fun
Awesome video! Thank you!
Your welcome 🤙🏴☠️
I was fortunate enough to live in Camp Nelson and then down in Porterville for six years, in the early 1980's. It was paradise. I recognize every waterfall and swimming place on this film. I have visited my old friends, human and tree, regularly since leaving in 1986. I've seen the ravages of humans and climate change in just that short period of time. More people need to know about the Pine Bark Beetle and what it's done to the remaining conifer forests in Western North America. All human climate driven.
Yeah I've seen it devastating forests from Colorado to Oregon. The increase in dead trees also increases the risk of wildfires in those areas as well.
@@JesseStLouis Yes. I've lived in Santa Barbara after leaving the Valley, and have had to evacuate so many times. I remember when we used to half seriously complain about all the rain in the winters here. No more.
I grew up in Camp Nelson, just up the road a ways from the Wishon Slides. Me and my buddies damn near lived on the river in the summer - good times! It used to be pristine when only locals knew about it and the other swimming holes on the Tule River, but unfortunately the word got out and now the place is thrashed. Glad I got to enjoy it when I did. BTW, it’s pronounced wish-on, with a short o, not a long o.
Isn’t it amazing that within your lifetime you knew a spot that was almost untouched and is now so popular it can’t keep up.
I grew up in New Zealand and even in my 20 years of being alive I’ve seen my small coastal town turn in to a playground for the rich and market in town become a tourist destination
OMG!!!! So much fun!!!!
Oh yeah 🤙
Nice! Black clover hat that place looks crazy fun
🙌🤙
Is this spot still there?
I grew up in those waters
Where is the exact location of the slide
How exactly do you get to both of these places? Thank u!
Man bro I went last week I been wanting to try that slide and I chickend out when I got to the top but I'ma try it soon jus wish I seen some one do it first😁
🤣🙌always check that pool depth first to gain confidence
My favorite adv guy😏
🙏❤
Was that second one the middle Fork tule? I think I have been there
Yeah
It's the water cold??
Depends on your definition of cold
How do I find this location
Directions to the parking spot?
Awesome video! I love going there! For newcomers I advise you leave nothing in your car. Cars get broken into all the time. You are going to want a good pair of hiking boots or be a human goat lol. The trail down to wishon slides is steep and slippery. Please do not bring glass, and treat these spots with respect!
BTW it's pronounced wish-on 🤙🤙🤙
Lol, I'm always screwing up the names of places
So did you use rope to get down there like you suggest, or what is your hiking level?
I did not use a rope but this video was from several years ago so the conditions have probably changed
Turquoise beauty
Sequoia is awesome I have gone there like 70 times not to lie it’s a really nice place tbh
My good friend recently passed away here. RIP Juan
🙏I'm very sorry to hear that Christopher. RIP Juan
Nice videos my friend
🤙🙌
Hello Jesse,
Thanks for sharing this cool video! May I ask the route getting to this Tule River water slide? BTW, compared with Alder Creek water slide, which spot you'd recommend since we only have 1 day exploring the park?
Thank you!
They are in very different areas a long drive apart. It really depends on where you'll be. Tule is closer to the main park area. Alder Creek is a deeper drive in the National Forest but a flatter walk to get to
@@JesseStLouis thanks for a prompt reply. I checked the maps and it seems that both spots can be accessed from HWY 190. I'm just wondering if there's any sign to look for regarding the Tule waterside since it's not showing on Google Maps, while the Alder Creek water slide is marked on Google Maps.
Thanks again!
I went with good shoes but my husband didn't he was slipping everywhere. So definitely need shoes with good grip. We also noticed the trash. Sad people wanna trash the place they went to enjoy. Makes no sense. Anyway t's a beautiful & fun place for sure 💙 I can't wait to go back.
I recommend Adidas or Five Ten shoes with STEALTH rubber soles and never a bad idea to bring a few extra trash bags to take out what you can.🙌🤙
@@JesseStLouis also will take those grabber things lol to help with the trash so I don't touch it 😂
Okay so I see this is in tule river but can I have a pin point to location if possible??
I’m trying to go can you give anymore info on where to stop once you on Wishon rd
Can't find it on all trails :"(
Sweet video bro...
Thanks man
I live in Visalia (an hour away from there) and have never been there!
Wow, well now you will. Enjoy! Please be respectful and take your trash out with you.
Can you send me the pin drop please
Mayra Valdez same
How do we get there
Can yu show me the exact location of this
How do I get here?
Where’s the address to this?
Just left there. How did I miss it???
Idk
how would i get there from Mcnallys kern?
Not sure where that is, sorry
How would i get there? Im really trying to go. Im going from pasadena. Thank you!
Humberto Cortes going tour springville ca highway 190 . Follow the road Once Up there you will find a lot of water holes down that river from the side of the road . But to get to the water slide you will find a small road to the left called wishin drive
You found out how to get there ?
Hello! What is the address for this place? I would love to visit. Thanks!
Are you talking about the slide?
am having trouble with the location of the slide as well would you mind sharing, I know you said like 3 miles before the campground?
yes i am talking about the slide i live in pasadena how do i get there
Check out my next live stream
@@metzlievangelista7237 yes any info on gettin here?
Just camped at wishon campground and unfortunately I couldn't find this water slide
It's further downstream
Your video inspired me to check this place out. That slide was “awesome” in your voice** I was just there 6/29/20 but I’m sadden how the place looked 😔 trash everywhere and graffiti 😡 such a beautiful place sad but I think it’s just gonna get worst FYI ran into a couple of ppl who all watches your videos 🤘🏾 Good work
Did you guys take any garbage with you? Remember that we all have to be positive examples for each other. When other people see us cleaning up, they will be encouraged to do it as well. Thanks for watching! 🤙
Sure did! Me and this other guy! Hope it inspired someone 🤙🏾
Rock on!🤘
Hi Jesse ! I love your videos ! Love that you encourage ppl to clean up and keep our natural parks enjoyable .
I’ve visited many locations up there but have never been to tule river .
I’m going up next week and have mixed directions . Did you park at the location marked on google maps as “ tule river cliff jumping “ ? Since it’s a bit far I don’t want to go and not find it . Thanks so much ! We’re taking our daughters 11 and 15 and I’m wondering if the hike might be too hard for them . We have good quality hiking shoes and bouldering shoes as well .
Bad ass !!
Was looking for places to visit in Sequoia and came across your videos! thank you Jesse for this!! now I'm going down a binging blackhole on your channel haha. I'm trying to find the link for the live stream about the waterslide location, but does anybody know where it is? or the location?
Hello jesse i came a cross with your channel will you be so kind and tell me where is the location of this slide i just moved to a city close to sequoia national forest thank you
Can you pin the location on Google maps for us??
I'll answer questions in my next live stream
That place was amazing 😍😍
It was so nice
Your videos inspired me to go and I had a blast. Thanks keep on making all these amazing videos. Have you been to Zion National Park??
So glad to gear that! I have been to Zion and I have a few videos up on my channel but they were early on in my UA-cam career so don't judge them too harshly, lol.
Nice can’t wait to see them!
What's this place called?
omg there is a bear on here oh wait its the hot guy in this lol
Awesome place, Jesse. That slide in particular. Sadly seems to be a growing disrespect for nature and the natural beautiful around us.
It was a great day for sure
You forgot the other water fall which is nicer it was only half a mile more up
Or down the road
How can i get there bro ???
Nice advertisement, bro. Now everyone and they Mother is going to come here and trash it. Thanks a lot.
Maybe everyone who sees it will be inspired to preserve and protect nature, join the Sierra Club and become better stewards of the Earth?