Wonderful stuff, you are inspiration...

I have no idea why, but the sound of cows moo-ing makes me giggle lol

2:44 weird yes, but now I won't be able to unsee it, LOL. All those zombies running up Paradise Valley to Sentinel Pass

6:40 nothing quite as enjoyable as a glissade early season. Even better on a 20C sunny day in June though ;)

What a fun looking scramble! And your grandparents are certainly proud of you!

5:58 🤘

you are machine dude

_Mount Burstall, what a climb! Your video is inspiring. Thanks for sharing your adventure._

TOOL makes for an excellent soundrack!

Very nice. I liked the shots of tower of Babel and Temple at the top. Always enjoy your vids!

_Wapta Mountain is a formidable peak, and your succesful summit scramble is a testament to your skill, preserverance, and unwavering dedication. Your footage captures the awe-inspiring beauty of the Canadian Rockies and serves as an inspiration to climbers and adventurers alike. Thank you for sharing your journey with us._

6:33 Crazy! 6:42

Nice job.would u think 2 more weeks larch ll be bloom? Thx you!

I can't wait for winter...

This is definitely on my list, trying to decide if I do this one or Coleman next, when back up around this area

1:32 - Call me crazy, but some foreshortened route-finding here leads me to believe you could probably attack weaknesses in those rockbands and not have to descend all the way to the pond.

5:35 LOL!!

keep the videos coming dude we are watching, they are very helpful thanks, logan

Keep on the videos ! I watch them all, they are great. Did chester, gusty and fortress all in a big day last year. Was a bit of a slog by the end

Great video Logan ! I just came across your profile and watched a couple of videos. Subscribed now. Thanks for sharing the beauty of the Rockies with us sitting here in Ontario😊 And I can only imagine the thrill you would have experienced seeing a Wolverine in the wilderness 😍🔥🔥 I'm so jealous lol 😅 Btw, saw your other video too where you got to see another Wolverine !! You'd probably one of those very very few people who would have been so lucky to have seen a Wolverine twice!! Amazing ! Congratulations on those sightings🎉

Great video but that is nuts, I will stick to the forest at the bottom . I have stood at rawson many times and wondered if any one had climbed that peak now I know.

Thanks for a great video! We were able to do it this past weekend. What a beautiful place.

Beautiful, well done Logan! Love a good difficult scramble; made difficult by an exposed ridge with good hand holds, etc You're right in my element right there.

_The footage of your Mount Ogden summit scramble ia truly awe-inspiring. Your determination and skill are evident troughout the video, and the stunning scenery is a testament to the beauty of nature. Thank you for sharing this incredible glimpse with us._

2:00 At age 43 I have had my fair share of mistakes on mountain scrambles for sure! Some very near misses to where a painful slip is just that and not fatal.

6:51 Crowsnest Mtn - so beautiful from any angle

3:57 Good shot of the summit of Mt French whilst Robertson and Sir Douglas are clouded in

Great to see your videos helping people, wish you the best!✌

Great video Logan. We did gusty in from Chester lake and then the fortress and back out through Chester again. Gusty is sure a slog you’re right. I do enjoy your videos and get some beta as well!

I watch them all. ❤️

7:17 my absolute favorite way to scramble! Love it!

The way the hikers talked about the snow, I thought there would be much more than that!

Love those Buller slabs!

I'm rather ashamed to say I've never been to Waterton. Grew up in Calgary (1980-2005) then Vancouver and Japan life until coming back in 2017. Perhaps 2025. I have done Banff, little bit Yoho, Jasper and Kootenay Ntl parks, plus TONS of Kananaskis (my favorite) and Crowsnest Pass. Can't believe I never made it down to Waterton.

Nice video - would have been to cover/focus on key elements of the route a little more. Which trail did you follow (ex Alltrails)? Or just wing it on follow sparse markers? And how was the descent?

Great video!!!!! I did it a few years ago long steep grind!!!!

2:52 - Many of the Scrambles books by Alan Kane published 2003 or earlier that note bushwacking now have unoffical trails. Thank in large part to us 'trailblazers' of the 90's and 00's, lol ;)

Soon!

Absolutely amazing ! thank you so much for sharing this , I can't wait to see this place .

5:38 LOL pretty much relevant every year now; also relevant for our dear Flames

Do I need to purchase a permit? if not how to get permission? Please answer this question for other hikers may get benefit from. thank you for ur videos

9:29 my favorite part of this view is the view of Peyto Lake and knowing the hordes of people on that platform viewpoint and scattered below that; such a sad state of affairs imho. But then nobody up here on Observation Pk enjoying a much MUCH better view which to me is pure bliss.

Such a beast, quite the 2 day trip for sure. Not for the faint of heart. Great accomplishment1 The smokey days being the norm now just plain sucks. I recall scrambling in the 90's and early 00's not having smoke as a factor.

Too risky for me! I've went all around down the scree gully from near the top. Nicely done video.

That’s a good one. It was a long day for us. Spectacular down-climbing. Down-climbing on the way up, up-climbing on the descent! We came across a grizzly bedding area. Big craps everywhere. Super noisy and vigilant in the area. Did you like the bolder field?

This is in BC right?

Congrats for 500+ subs! I just wish we had this type of challenging and uncrowded mountains in the Pyrenees. Wish you the best!👋

I much prefer car to car, even if it means a long day. Enough food/water/etc for the full day but I get to sleep in my bed.

Hey, another awesome Scramble, well done! I'm now 43 yrs old, have been scrambling since I was around 10 yrs old. I feel (almost) like I've 'done it all' in the Rockies, at last all I can but not quite yet ;) My favorite scramble lately is Mt French. Robertson would be awesome too (saw you did that last year). Thinking of doing Mt Foch, perhaps solo. Not sure though if you may like to join me on that one.

I was just exploring on google earth and found this mountain and just knew it would be an incredible mountain to summit, if possible. So i came to youtube to see if anyone's done it and found this! Incredible. So cool you did it!