heyyy, amazing video!! in minute 5:58 theres that road with the half dome behind, like the "lombrad" street :P can u tell me where is it? Thanksss

So sad❤she was such a fighter and amazing momma😢she will sadly be missed 😢Her reign passes to her children,❤❤❤❤

Thanks!

It's a beaver

Is it illegal to post a sign saying, “subway cave this way?”

Thoroughly enjoyable video, thank you!

Great video! I'm planning a Sedona trip for my birthday weekend in late February next year. Where did you purchase your national park pass hang tag for the car?

I AM SO HURT BY YOUR DEATH MAMA GRIZZLY BEAR YOU GAVE US LOVE AND COURAGE AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL BABIES THANK YOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This might be the best video for the Sedona hiking with great details. Thanks to Dan.

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Bro that otter footage and the moose with snow on his nose… so cute.

Appreciate the excellent video and great tips!

Excellent video with abundant descriptions of the hikes, phenomenal time lapse photography and helpful info about parking and passes. One of the best videos!

Anyone know how she died?

Excellent video!! I haven't been there since 1982 family vacation. Now my grandkids are not interested in going. Too expensive!!

Brilliant video and very nice narration, thanks !

no minorities in vid?

Of course all the Colorado Lib-tards angry because an "accident" happened to the bear, IT WAS AN ACCIDENT! yes sad, but it was an accident! my god people relax.

Please DO NOT kill the deers randomly! these animals are innocent life!

Please drive with caution. If more care had been taken, the life of brown bear Grizzly 399 could have been saved. Avoid causing harm to animals or people accidentally.

Do not kill animals, do not harm animals, it is strictly forbidden to kill dogs and sell dog meat, do not kill dogs, do not eat dog meat, protect animals, love animals, all things have spirits! Do not give up any opportunity to save lives!! Good deeds will be rewarded!! Evil deeds will be punished!! Do good deeds and accumulate virtues, and blessings will come!!

That's an incredible tourism video which uses the Animals as Click bait. Thanks for sharing.

Do not kill animals, do not harm animals, it is strictly forbidden to kill dogs and sell dog meat, do not kill dogs, do not eat dog meat, protect animals, love animals, all things have spirits! Do not give up any opportunity to save lives!! Good deeds will be rewarded!! Evil deeds will be punished!! Do good deeds and accumulate virtues, and blessings will come!!

Please drive with caution. If more care had been taken, the life of brown bear Grizzly 399 could have been saved. Avoid causing harm to animals or people accidentally.

Beautiful photography, as usual.

Love that wee grass snake. Pretty. I love lighthouses, and you had some very scenic ones. You got some great pics. Wow, that ladder hike is quite the deal. Beautiful scenery. And I like your videography (I've seen other videos you've done for your Treks. I wish I could still hike and climb (and clamber) like that, but those days are over for me. (I'm over 70 now). What views. I like videos like yours so I can still sort of experience these things. (My husband and I started camping and hiking in 1973.) I adore loons. Thank you for that loon and his wonderful, haunting song. I swear you made me hungry with all the good food you showed, between what you cooked on your camp stove (mmm, love camping and the cooking) and your popovers, and the blueberry donuts, etc. I'm glad I watched the Beehive online. I have a fear of heights and wouldn't be doing that climb even in my 40s. Even seeing it on your video made me light headed. A great documentary-video share. Thank you.

I'm Canadian and I had to give my head a shake when you said Acadia National Park is American. I had to brush up on some history from the 1600s through the early 1800s. Acadia was French Acadie and it included all of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and come to find out, the part of Maine east of Kennebec River. Over the 1600s to mid 1700s Acadie was often caught in frequent wars between English and French. Some time in early 1700s New Brunswick was mostly British But Nova Scotia and that bit of Maine were still Acadian. Finally, in the mid 1700s the Acadians were expelled entirely by the British and many of the Acadians went to French Louisiana (the origin of the word "Cajun," as well as some Cajun-style cuisine). I believe that piece of Maine east of Kennebec River was given to the United States after the War of 1812 (along with some parts of Ohio, if I remember my history correctly. I can never keep it all correct. I know at one time Detroits (French) was Canadian). Anyway, I have all that sorted out and maybe someone else who sees this will be interested. Our Canadian-American History is a lot more intertwined than many people realize.

the tetons.....so grand, so beautiful.....and i almost can't even hear the word anymore without remembering a beautiful young woman, who had hopes and dreams of what she wanted to do in life....with a boyfriend who took all that beauty and made it something ugly......

Some very nice shots, I think, and some very nice footage. Thank you for sharing. I'm viewing this Nov 5, 2024, and apparently Bear 399 died on Oct 22, 2024. So you got some great last shots of her. A great bear. I guess she was 28 years old and had a cub from the previous year. I know when she was 26 she successfully raised FOUR cubs, which is amazing. RIP 399, beautiful Mama Bear. I read she was hit by a car. Sad but I am VERY glad she's not on some trophy hunter's wall. I have to shake my head over how some people think. God have mercy. Oh, and I loved your pics of the cinnamon bear, to end on a hopeful note. From Ontario, Canada. Oh, BTW, your mystery animal swimming was a beaver. We Canadians know our beavers, eh.

What a bum! He would not even take a walk on the trails, amazing and disgusting.

Music competes with narration. Beautiful video.

SP crater. Heavily studied by geologists- including me. Do I get a gold star? I'll give you a gold star if you know what SP stands for!! It is kind of funny. You might have to dig a bit to find out. I visited this park and was disappointed I could not hike Sunset Crater. I would have liked the O'Leary trail, but I didn't do enough homework, so I didn't know about it. I will have to get back there. Flagstaff is great place to stay.

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Bear 399 and her cubs make me see what love is all about. She was so strong. And Beautiful .I love her.and the cubs. And bears are all a gift from God.

Your video is deserved five plus stars. It's amazing! Thank you for sharing!

Your video came on this morning after another video about Sedona. Yours was so enjoyable to listen to. It was really relaxing and I loved your voice. I decided to subscribe.

Beautiful video…ty. Rip sweet 399 praying Spirit will be ok♥️♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Farewell Queen 🤎💔🤎💔🤎💔

Please consider a donation to the Wyoming Wildlife Advocates to protect these animals from so many threats

Her legacy will live on

I just got back from grand tetons and yellowstone. Last week in October. Grand Tetons were amazing. My favorite spot was String and Leigh lakes. Jenny lake up to inspiration point was awesome too.

Great park. I went here Dec. 2023 seem like I had the park all to myself.

Exceptional video. Very very helpful. Thank you very much.

It looks Iike a "Beaver" to me??? I miss our "Queen of the Titons" 😢❤. Thank you for this beautiful video.

Definitely a beaver! 😎

Was this shot in Sept or Oct? Nice shots!

RIP 399 ❤

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Stay strong Spirit