I grew up fishing amongst these but never paid them much attention because they were not a food source

Sorry but I have to downvote this video, and that's something I rarely do when someone has gone to such efforts to produce it. Understating the brutally destructive capability of the Green River Lakes Road is doing everyone a terrible disservice. It's one of my favorite places to camp because it's close to home. It is also being loved to death. If you visit please be courteous, respectful and show appreciation the people who had the foresight to protect it for future generations.

you need to go to most of this in the winter. I find they are the best then.

Wonderful footage! I miss that part of the world, a lot! Thanks so much:)

It's a tight squeeze in some of them old two tracks in my RZR. I couldn't imagine trying to get a truck back there

Great series of videos....thanks for sharing

I've spent my entire life in those woods. Tippy is my home.

I have heard of being in da boondocks but what is boondocking?

Planning my trip this year. I'm going take that ride through Idaho. thanks very helpful info for my trip.

Love the videos I watched the hole series but I that u had a nap of where u went but now I can’t find it if u have one please send it! Love what u are doing!

I've been down that 2-track and camped on the shores of tippy dam many times. As of a couple weeks ago, camping directly on the shores is prohibited as noted by the DNR stakes all over the place. Awesome spot down there for sure tho.

What about the werewolves though ?

Wondering about lower Michigan boon docking sites. Be nice to find sites that are not as far. Liked the video sure is beautiful and appreciate the advice.

Just found your channel. I really like your format and just subscribed.

Great video. We love your narration. You are going a great job of sharing the highlights of your adventures.

There is a book my wife bought. Has all the falls We toured a few. Some no one would ever know are there without a local. Or the book.

Idaho is super underrated

Sorry, but the music was SUPER annoying. I only watched half of the clip.

The USDA Forest Service has lost access to Paradise Point per a 2020 press release: www.fs.usda.gov/detail/hiawatha/news-events/?cid=FSEPRD808965. "To limit potential liability concerns, the private landowner has decided to close the section of FR 2491 on their property". So now it's only accessible by boat. Which might actually be a funner way to go.

Thank you

I love puffins🤗🤗

Really good video. New sub. 👍. I’ll be in The Winds in a few weeks.

Can you tell me how far the hike is to the viewpoint of Squaretop mountain along the river?

Nicely done!

Cute little goofballs in tuxedos.

Thats what happens when hikers from California visit Idaho. 😢

New subscriber - I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos. I like the feeling of just traveling along with you, like you let me stow away in the backseat. Thank you for that. I wish you many more fine travels.

Where is the best place to hike?

Yo cali peeps...please pack out ur needles and poop. Ty!😊

What a great video! Thank you!

Man...what a low life to steal ur gopro! Nice video! Safe Travels

Those aren't large puddles, lol. Those are just bird baths.

Not bad, except for repedetive disco drowning out nature

If you haven't visited Tahquamenon Falls in the fall when all the leaves are turning you have to put it on your bucket list. It's spectacular. I enjoyed it far more than Niagara. It's just breathtaking.

@7:16 Your leaders want to come in and mind all this country. Open pit ⚒ miming. You can you can thank the people that live there and a mayor back in the day for making This and what it is today. it's NOT a national park otherwise you can't hunt onit.

Have been to Taquanomon falls for sure and I think the Sable falls- I definitely remember doing lots of stairs🤣. Fun story: my SIL thought it was a short hike between the lower( where we started) T falls and the upper and that it was boardwalk the whole way. There were 8 adults, a 9 month old who wasnt walking yet, and 1 dog. One adult was diabetic, 2 with bad knees and one very overweight/ out of shape person. We had NO snacks, and no water. It was mid summer. The trail was beautiful but we were not smart at all and it's surprising no one ended up in the hospital. Everyone made it and we proudly tell the story regularly. 😅 We are visiting the u.p. again this summer. Hope to see more. Well be sharing your video with my fellow plane

And I may add I think you guys did a very good job on the video I enjoyed it thank you

I have been to all the ones shown. My favorite is Bond Falls then Miners Falls. There is about 300 falls in the UP with many in the Porcupine mountains State Park.

Idaho Milky Way is amazing. Great video.

The river above the upper lake is not to be missed the next time you head that way. The meandering green water running thru meadows is like no other. Best views of any trailhead in the Winds. Nice video, love the third song used.

I love waterfalls too. Your video of all of the falls is great. Only one complaint. Please spell Tahquamenon correctly in your title. It is easy to edit. It almost turned me off from watching. I have a special place in my heart for Tahquamenon Falls and river. We live there. Thanks in advance.

This is a great video! I’m from northern idaho there’s a few things in the video I’d love to get a location on if at all possible but if not I understand!

What sources do you use to research the areas you go to?

I want to come ride up in the U.P..

This is a great video now have of this area. Coincidentally we were staying at Fremont Lake Campground around the same time you were near the Green River Lakes. We have seen about half of your videos now. I like how you incorporate history w your travels. I did have one question on you. You had mentioned the road to Green River Lake had a number of potholes in it. Do you think it is too rough for the travel trailer we are pulling (28ft). Would really like to go to theGreen River Campground but was not sure about pulling a trailer there. Thanks

We are planning to make a visit to several of the Oregon Trail historical sites this year. Thanks for sharing this video for us to know what you have seen and we hope to enjoy too. 😊

Boy, those drone shots are awesome. Looks like warm inviting Caribbean turquoise water…with pine trees. Which reminds me how cold the water probably is. One take away is how the zebra mussel filtration has clarified out Great Lakes water. Bad for the ecosystem but Beautiful to look at.

This all happened in UTAH… go there !!!😢

Great Video, but selfishly, I hope these sites remain secluded and unknown. This is one of my favorite places to explore.

Sheep in the road are a common sight here in Idaho. It always makes me happy to watch them