We took the left trail up and I chickened out on the very narrow ledge with straight drop off. I was so sad that I got so close but couldn’t finish the hike. Thanks for your footage!

i always enjoy your reviews. Very informative. They have helped me decide on several purchases.

Nice! ❤ love it.

So pole loops BUT.....No Hip Belt !? 0 sense. Thanks for the review! Osprey Talon saved my back on 5040 hike!

Aonijie. Wut? I have purchased socks and gaiters from them. I had not idea how to say it and remember looking it up. Apparently it's pronounced "ow-ner-gee" and is a mashup of "outdoor" and "energy".

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Omfg dude 😂😂😂 that’s like the stupidest conspiracy theory I’ve ever heard

Perfect done..exactly my taste! Useful nice and easy! Gratulations and thank you for showing!

I like that you didn’t rattle off a bunch of specifications, but real world solutions and user experience… Thanks for sharing!

Not available anymore 😭

Coming down looks too scary for me. I want to do this one day but coming down really looks tough.

There was a bear at Stamp this morning around 9-930 across the river from the ladders

5:30 as this is an ultra running pack the pocket on the shoulder is very obviously designed to put the GPS tracker so that the folks at home can monitor the runners progress on the race's tracking website

I could never do this. I’m glad to see that you did it, but I am very clumsy person. Besides the fact that I hate heights as I sit here watching my stomach is in knots, shaking my hands, shaking my feet sweating my hands are also sweating all the power to you. Congratulations on beating your goal. I prefer to look at the beauty through you.

What a beautiful place. Was that your first visit?

We took the trail counterclockwise also. I would hate to go DOWN the crux. Going around the round boulder on the fin (26:00) was terrifying in the day!! I went around to the left. My husband went right. There were NO finger holds, a 12 inch ledge for my feet (at the most) and an 30+ drop behind. I was holding on with my arms relying on friction, moving only one body part at a time and telling myself to keep calm. Looking at it again, I think going right was much better. I can't imagine doing either way in the dark!! 😳 I'm shocked that more people aren't killed on that trail and wonder why the park service doesn't install some handles or chains. There were hundreds of people on the trail and at least 50 doing the whole trail the day we were there in Oct 24.

Going up is always easier than coming back down. Beautiful shots. The badlands are always so cool to visit. Drumheller too. Thank you for sharing. I haven't been able to hike in a few years due to a bad knee and this makes me miss it. Hinton has a lot of nice trails. There's an old ranch there and I know the family that owns it but it's a bit rundown. They take people on guided horse tours as well. Lovely family.

Replace rubber mallet with a massage gun

You live and breath on a little piece of heaven on earth. Thank you my friend for sharing 🇨🇦

Dude you’re the Moose on the Loose guy!!

I appreciate what you're trying to do. But I don't think that's too stealthy? Personally, I would just run a large black sheet from the top of the front seats to the back and sleep under it like a tent. This way people can't see in when you're sleeping but you can see out and know what is going on around your vehicle.

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You seem like more of a hiker than a climber. In the climbing world, this is normal. Many would do this without a rope, and the idea that these massive rocks are going to "fall off" is greatly exaggerated. You can knock on it with your palm: stuff that isn't solid sounds hollow, and he is doing that. Imo the only real criticisms are not enough water and emergency hear, and no way to call for rescue. Climbers dont use trekking poles to scramble, your hands are much more capable. The part you said was "the dangeous" was just a bit of easy low 5th class. The footholds may look small you, but those are not small. You'd be surprised how effective the feet can be. I think he has more climbing knowledge than you realize. So my real takaway here is actually your own lack of experience. This kind of thing is more the realm of climbing and mountaineering, and in that community, free soloing this is nothing crazy or "expert". Its low level.

Avoid Zpacks - even though hardly used and undamaged, my duplex leaks through a dozen or so invisible holes in the DCF. Because I'm a dry weather hiker, I didn't discover this until after the warranty period expired. zPacks response was "our tents have a limited life, here's some repair tape". So now I have a non-waterproof tent with repair patches all over it.

Just freakin amazing. I love this video. Epic Dave!

This is for me we were just at zion and didn't get to get the permit I would love to go back out here and do this ive been researching so much

I know this place so....actually, he got lost and ended up in different valley .) ...he was in three valleys

Absolutely spectacular. Thank you for taking us on your ventures. They are breathtaking, rejuvenating all with a relaxed feel. Love it 🐢♥️🇨🇦🕊

Great video! The shot you are looking at is a picture of the Athabasca Glacier, not the Saskatchewan Glacier. The cowboy looks to be at the viewpoint just southwest of Wilcox Pass.

any worry about ticks?

great vid dave

Great place to hike but those Lotteries are a SCAM. they should have the same system as arches

Absolutely stunning, how can such a beautiful country be run by such a moron. Keep er safe dude because we need you to keep us abreast of the political ignorance bestowed on us by the red flakes.😎

God’s creation WOW

Well done! That was a beauty! Thank you for taking us along and inspiring us to push through fear and doubt. The scenery and the music is a feast for the senses ❤.

The views from around the summit combined with the music brought me a few tears. What a fabulous hike! Thank you for sharing your amazing hike ❤.

That was some hike.

WOW, thank you for sharing your journey❤

Heavy-duty sunscreen?...reapplied often. An oz of prevention is worth a pound of cure! Snow burn bad. Good grief, David! Blisters are a second degree burn. Old enough to be your mother...😁 But that was epic

Wear long sleeves & pants?? Other dude covered up. I'm no expert☺️

A535 ice gel?

Great trip! Too hot: fill hot water bottle with ice (but don't get ice burn); Serta Arctic Cooling Sheets; dampened sheet?; drink water ++...stay home??❤

What an absolutely amazing place you found David, thanks for bringing us with you, we don't have views like that in Manitoba! lol. We did fall in love with the devils punch bowl hike in spruce woods, its about 10 k loop with extra stops, we tracked wild hogs and gave the evidence to a group in Manitoba to get trapping permits, and I got all of my kids, and both parents out, my Dad who is 70 this year made it all the way to the punch bowl! Happy trails bud!

What program did you use to create your route?

Great video - beautiful scenery

Thats sasquatch country. Great video

All that beautiful country that Trudeau is destroying.. sad.

That's beautiful dude, I use to drive truck from Ontario to Vancouver i will never get over the beauty of those mountains, Didn't want to come home, Thanks for the great video great hike never got to do that just driving but wanted to. Most beautiful part of Canada.

At 73, with all the sh*t in Canada ( I' m on South Shore from Montreal) thanks to you...This is the 1st morning in months & months I have started my day smiling. Thank you just doesn' t seem like enough. Pure Beauty! Bless you both. 💘💘

Beautiful country. Such amazing sights. Thanks for sharing your experience.