Out of all the cool places you've taken us to, Thomas, this was by far the coolest, at least for me. If I lived anywhere near there, that is a hike I would definitely take.
But hen they would be held accountable to producers and content providers, this way they can forge their own path on the trails and upload content when they see fit. This is the new way to consume what might have been a TV show 15 years ago, and I'm totally embracing this new way.
Beautiful hike, Thomas, with amazing rock formations and greenery. I loved the music and also how you left space for ambient sounds without music or narration. It's nice to have some sonic breathing space to appreciate the visuals in that amazing area. Thanks for a great video!
Thomas' solo hikes are pushing AA content into new dimensions. Not only do we enjoy the virtual walk along side of his day adventures, we love to think along with this thoughts. Wonderful inclusion of scholarship within geology, storytelling, and visual art. Another pleasant, pastoral journey.
I love the 'Thomas archives' as I like to call them. I personally perfer lush Appalachian trail type forested mountains but every time I watch a Thomas video I am reminded of the week I spent in Prescott Arizona and the mountain hikes I took and makes me want to go out west and do the PCT.
I wholeheartedly agree with the description of this video. I hiked a wilderness area adjunct to a popular recreational area for tourists in the Shawnee National Forest the other day and down the popular bluffs was probably about 8 big trash bags worth of trash. It was sad. Something tells me that the people who litter there wouldn't appreciate it if that trash winded up in their front yards. It is sad to see. Hopefully those types of people start waking up. Great video by the way, I need to add that hiking area to my bucket list :D
I’m a sophomore in college and none of my buddies are in to hiking like you guys. I’ve always wanted to go on a great backpacking trip and make videos like these. If you’re ever in the eastern part of the US and want to abduct a virgin hiker please feel feel to kidnap me! Hahaha love the videos boys, keep it up!
Haha, thanks for watching! Yeah, it can be frustrating trying to find other people who want to hike as much as you do. We are planning to have a meet up in central Ohio some time soon, which would probably involve a short hike. We'll probably post details on our Facebook page when it comes time to that. Cheers! -Andrew
I can't imagine how long this took to frame. Set camera down and walk away then walk back to retrieve camera. Great video though. Love seeing the world through a lens.
That place looks like a great place to hike, and after a rain, that place must come alive! and I'm with you on the vandalism, especially in places like that. We don't know what it covered up. Now it's just a disappointing pee hole. A lot of what used to be my favorite trails and rocks were vandalized. The people probably thought it was art or a statement, but it just ruined those trails for the rest of us (and I could hike other places there, but they got those places too)
So when did you shoot this video? Just asking, because I was under the impression you where moving back to Buckeye State!!!I Sure is a beautiful park!!! Yes! I have see those rocks before. "ARENA" original Star Trek (Season 1 Episode 18) 01/19/1967. Plus of course Bonanza too!!! LOL!!! Can you camp in the park? If so can you have a fire? As for the Devil's Den, only drunken pod eaters would go in there!!! Sure I'm surprised that the park has not walled it up!!! Well as all ways, Thanks for taking US along!!!
Hey, I live in agua dulce and hike vasquez rocks all the time... I think Satan's Den is this weird cave thing a bit off the path that no one really knows about..
We just got back from a South TX herping trip a few weeks back. I don't like it, but people dump all kinds of crap out in the boonies which is good for snake hunters to flip looking for snakes. It's closer to a city so I get why it happens. Out in a place like that? I don't understand people who leave trash and feel the need to "mark their territory". Sad. Funny ending. Blazing. 🤣
Place looks amazing, Apart from Satan's Den, I can see why the national park don't include it in their map, you would think they would clear that up and put a table and bench there in the shade for people to eat food and rest, apart from that, I enjoyed the video
Awsome video, thanks. Unfortunately because of the 500% population increase, foreign countries buying out S. Cal land, you will see increase in vandalism , overpopulated hiking trails, and yes, hipster and druggy types ruining our parks. On the positive side, keep making cool vids!
Out of all the cool places you've taken us to, Thomas, this was by far the coolest, at least for me. If I lived anywhere near there, that is a hike I would definitely take.
You guys really need a TV show! Your narration and videography is amazing
But hen they would be held accountable to producers and content providers, this way they can forge their own path on the trails and upload content when they see fit. This is the new way to consume what might have been a TV show 15 years ago, and I'm totally embracing this new way.
And the music
Beautiful hike, Thomas, with amazing rock formations and greenery. I loved the music and also how you left space for ambient sounds without music or narration. It's nice to have some sonic breathing space to appreciate the visuals in that amazing area. Thanks for a great video!
Great job Thomas. Enjoyed your narration and the scenery. Very informative and relaxing!
Thomas' solo hikes are pushing AA content into new dimensions. Not only do we enjoy the virtual walk along side of his day adventures, we love to think along with this thoughts. Wonderful inclusion of scholarship within geology, storytelling, and visual art. Another pleasant, pastoral journey.
Thomas - you know about plants too! Your cinematography was beautiful and your reaction to the graffiti was spot on ! More Thomas Archives please!
Good job, Thomas. Your short videos give this channel some much-needed content.
I love the 'Thomas archives' as I like to call them. I personally perfer lush Appalachian trail type forested mountains but every time I watch a Thomas video I am reminded of the week I spent in Prescott Arizona and the mountain hikes I took and makes me want to go out west and do the PCT.
I wholeheartedly agree with the description of this video. I hiked a wilderness area adjunct to a popular recreational area for tourists in the Shawnee National Forest the other day and down the popular bluffs was probably about 8 big trash bags worth of trash. It was sad. Something tells me that the people who litter there wouldn't appreciate it if that trash winded up in their front yards. It is sad to see. Hopefully those types of people start waking up. Great video by the way, I need to add that hiking area to my bucket list :D
Great shooting Thomas...you and Robby are great cinematographers!...your narration is very informative....more please!
Thank you so much! We've got a new episode on the way soon, and we will defintiely keep putting out videos in the future :)
I'm a huge fan...partial to the southern Indiana trips...but Kudos to you all for the production quality...!!!
Love that place been there many times hiking with my son and camping there when I was a kid more then fourty years ago great times .
this place is also known for having one of the best fight scenes in television history.
Love this place.. hike there several times a year
I just drove by there a couple of weeks ago. We wanted to check it out. Thanks for sharing!
Cool landscape, quite vast, barren & deserted or so it seems. Not somewhere I'd like to hike alone!
love these micro episodes.
I want to go on an adventure with Thomas! Love this
You should hike the palm tree forest (Indian Canyons) in Palm Springs! Would love to watch that episode
Could you give me an idea of where the Boulder with 90 degree strata at time stamp 5:43 is located? Would I see it if I walked straight down the PCT?
nice video Thomas!
since lm not likely to go to California it was good to see your video thanksThomas..
If been to that tunnel it’s awesome it was a really good experience
Awesome video 👏 I love ur little adventures!
I love watching Thomas solos.
Love your solo vids man!
I’m a sophomore in college and none of my buddies are in to hiking like you guys. I’ve always wanted to go on a great backpacking trip and make videos like these. If you’re ever in the eastern part of the US and want to abduct a virgin hiker please feel feel to kidnap me! Hahaha love the videos boys, keep it up!
Haha, thanks for watching! Yeah, it can be frustrating trying to find other people who want to hike as much as you do. We are planning to have a meet up in central Ohio some time soon, which would probably involve a short hike. We'll probably post details on our Facebook page when it comes time to that. Cheers! -Andrew
I'm with you. Leave No Trace!
I can't imagine how long this took to frame. Set camera down and walk away then walk back to retrieve camera. Great video though. Love seeing the world through a lens.
Thanks so much for watching, and for your comment! Cheers :)
Just found this vid. And by the way I love the facial hair on you. :)
That place looks like a great place to hike, and after a rain, that place must come alive! and I'm with you on the vandalism, especially in places like that. We don't know what it covered up. Now it's just a disappointing pee hole. A lot of what used to be my favorite trails and rocks were vandalized. The people probably thought it was art or a statement, but it just ruined those trails for the rest of us (and I could hike other places there, but they got those places too)
So when did you shoot this video? Just asking, because I was under the impression you where moving back to Buckeye State!!!I Sure is a beautiful park!!! Yes! I have see those rocks before. "ARENA" original Star Trek (Season 1 Episode 18) 01/19/1967. Plus of course Bonanza too!!! LOL!!! Can you camp in the park? If so can you have a fire? As for the Devil's Den, only drunken pod eaters would go in there!!! Sure I'm surprised that the park has not walled it up!!! Well as all ways, Thanks for taking US along!!!
Hey, I live in agua dulce and hike vasquez rocks all the time... I think Satan's Den is this weird cave thing a bit off the path that no one really knows about..
Yayyyyy a new video!!!!
nice hike thanks for taking everyone alone
“Leave no trace.”
Beautiful!
Hey! Nice vid! Are bikes allowed on the trail?
We just got back from a South TX herping trip a few weeks back. I don't like it, but people dump all kinds of crap out in the boonies which is good for snake hunters to flip looking for snakes. It's closer to a city so I get why it happens. Out in a place like that? I don't understand people who leave trash and feel the need to "mark their territory". Sad. Funny ending. Blazing. 🤣
Is it me or does Thomas look kinda like Jimmy Kimmel, lol.
Brody Voyles I agree.
Some people call it The Devils Anvil.
I see a lot of good places there to hide away a treasure.
A didgeridoo would sound epic in that tunnel.
Is 'Satan's Den' sometimes called 'Devil's Punchbowl'?
>>> how much did you pay to film there?
Thomas reminds me of John krasinski with a beard.
Jim does have a beard now lol
Place looks amazing, Apart from Satan's Den, I can see why the national park don't include it in their map, you would think they would clear that up and put a table and bench there in the shade for people to eat food and rest, apart from that, I enjoyed the video
christopher williams
Been there many times - there are a couple of picnic tables under a big tree. There's also a visitor center.
Oof, red shirt. Dangerous choice for an away mission, err I mean a day out hiking.
slightly bummed out after this one
How here after d
Bts MV
Agua Dulce is pronounced Dul-sey because it is Spanish not Dul-che that would be an Italian pronunciation of sweet. Nice vid
Great day hike Thomas with history and alot of views as far as the vandalism it is a bad thing .... but you took the time to search it out...
tons of skulls! human?
I thought Satan's Den was in Washington D.C.
Scott Dunbar - AKA "The White House" until the next election, at least.
Its pronounced Agua Dulse = Agua Dulce
Agua Dulche lol
Sweet water, and it's Spanish, not Italian, that's why it's not -che.
FREE ROBBY-SAN
*googling directions to vasquez rocks*
Have a good time if you go! It's such a cool area :)
yaaass
The rocks are in santa clarita
Awsome video, thanks. Unfortunately because of the 500% population increase, foreign countries buying out S. Cal land, you will see increase in vandalism , overpopulated hiking trails, and yes, hipster and druggy types ruining our parks.
On the positive side, keep making cool vids!