Hike to the Sky Rim trail - Yellowstone National Park
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This is a hike to cover the first half of the trail from Teepee Creek to Tom Miner basin. I will have to park my car over at the Tom Miner basin campground to do the second half of the hike. This part of the hike is still about 14.5 miles and over 3,000 vertical feet. All the wildflowers are out in God's beautiful creation right now so everywhere that you hike is amazing and beautiful.
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Giant puffball mushroom
Calvatia gigantea.
Your blood must be thin as water to handle such drastic vertical increase!
Thanks for taking me along.
Loved the beautiful green hike. Felt like I was hiking along with you. Great moose pics. That was a very nice high ways up to the sky rim. So great views from the tippy top. Thank you great hike glad you had a most memorable hike.
Happy Sunday morning Stan!
You just made my day by sharing your adventures. Thanks my friend!
Thank you. So nice to hear from you.
Great hike,I love when you can get out in the wild and see no other people.
Getting closer to our visit to Yellowstone in September.Hope the mosquito population is absent when we come
Thanks for taking time to do these videos
Thanks for bringing us along, Stan. I have ridden horseback most of what you hiked. I rode up from Daly Creek trailhead up the sky rim trail a little past where you stopped. There is one gnarly spot on the trail where I dismounted and led my horse across. Last summer I did the ride up from the Tom Miner Basin campground. It is hard to find more beautiful country.
I believe that is known as the (Calvatia gigantea ) puffball mushroom, commonly found in meadows. I really enjoyed your video, thank you!
Thanks you for the information.
Stan you're the best! Thanks for the hikes. Making my lunch break in the city so much better.
It was nice meeting you on the trail. Gods creation is incredible
It was nice meeting and talking to you and your brother. You guys must have done a long hike down into that area because you were still not back when I finished my hike and came by. It was starting to get hot out and the biting flies were starting to come out.
We definitely put on a few miles. Tried to stay in the shade.
I have also ridden this trail on horseback, and most trails in Yellowstone by horseback. I love watching Stan's videos, makes me feel like I am there with him.
Looks like a puffball mushroom. They are edible.
Great hike and love the scenery. Interesting to see the Coyote at 24:52. That Coyote looked like it could smell/hear you, but wasn't sure where you were exactly with that brush coverage. Thanks for sharing - always appreciate your hike footage.
Hi Stan - Thank you so much for bringing these beautiful videos to us.
Yes a puffball, and almost all, if not all, are edible, but are very uniquely flavoured, so maybe not too favourable to your palate!
Loved the look that moose gave you at 14:22
PS that wasn’t a mushroom, that was a softball.
Such an amazing gem of a place!! I still remember Yellowstone as a kid camping, and that was way back in the 60's when bears would wander through the campground. Hope to one day get back and explore! Bruce and Otis
They still do wonder through. I showed some hikers grizzly bear tracks from a grizzly that walk through their campground. Right by their tent. They didn’t know what to think. They were very surprised that a grizzly was unknowingly that close to them while they were sleeping.
Thanks for beautiful show Stan
Awesome!!👍😎🇨🇦
That looked a common puffball mushroom. They are edible at that stage and quite tasty.
Thanks for sharing you hikes thru God's amazing creations!
This is an awesome area. Need to do this trek one day.
Thanks for the videos. Great content
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. Also, the mushroom is a Puff mushroom and is edible and delicious. The wildflowers are lovely.
Best time to be be in the park is before and during sunrise just got back a couple days ago PURE MAGIC
Absolutely gorgeous work my friend, this looks and feels amazing! Such a beautiful trail!
Good morning Stan! 🌄 What a gorgeous day for a hike🏃! You get to breathe all that beautiful clean air, good for you! 🤗
Gee my friend, that Sky Rim Trail sure wouldn't be for me, oh no sir! I'am afraid of heights! The valley below sure is beautiful, there's so many different shades of green, it really reminded me of "Bonanza and the Ponderosa".
Have you ever been stung by bees on any of your hikes? Do you bring something in case you do get stung?
We're those Wolves at timestamp 24:55? I LOVE Wolves, they really get a bad wrap!
Have you ever stayed overnight while on one of your hikes?
Well my friend, I sincerely thank you for sharing this super video and for your time making this video, you are truly wonderful, thank you again, I really appreciate it!
Your friend,
Didi 👵 🖐
Thanks for the beautiful views.
So makes me yearn to travel back to the west to see it all again. Been almost 40 yrs since I've been able to travel to the mountains.
Have a blessed day.
Really like that sky rim trail !
Puffball not poisonous. Must be pure white inside.
Thanks again for another wonderful hike, Stan! So you cover about a mile per hour?
1.4 miles per our. You can see it on the gps at the end of the video.
Great hike Stan, looking forward to your intersect jike from Tom Miner.
All mushrooms are edible-at least once😂.
Enjoy your videos. I would be interested in what you carry in your pack? Thanks.
Great video and special thanks for all the detail. Scenery comes more alive when you narrate along the way.
Was a beautiful morning. Thanks for showing us your water system!
Enjoyed this so beautiful ! God Bless
Is it true that to hike in Yellowstone you have to be in a group? My husband said he heard that. I didn’t believe him. 😀
They ‘recommend’ it because most people have no experience with grizzly bears.
that looks like an REI Trail 40 back.pack
Hey Stan - what kind of camera do you use for your videos? I've been comparing the GoPro and DJI. Seems the DJI is best overall, but since your vidoe quality is always so awesome, I wanted to see what you're using to record your hikes. Thanks sir!
I use a GoPro 10 and a Canon SX70 for wildlife.
High stan , thank you for the lovely hike .
May I ask what watering filter you use .
Thank you .
Looks quit green . Have you been getting a lot of rain .
I show and talk about it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/vymy4MBjdp0/v-deo.html
Is the reason some of the lack of trees in some places due to the fires?
Are there enough people and animals hiking the trails to keep them well defined or does the park service work on them?
Both.
Calvatian gigantea can eat