Been up there. Very cool. It's easy to get down the rocks when it starts to rain.

Blessings from our Father to you and your family, brother!

Great video… I live in Fentress County right next to BSF…. That little snake was a garter snake second snake was a gray rat snake

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. Which month of the year did you hike this?

Where is this? I would love to Camp here!

Wow we been there with my family yes it was amazing camp i had here you can watch it if you like hehe

sir you contributed in making a human history piece, later on next decades generation may search and even quoted. so may my comment can be remerbered as well

My god 02:01 is stunning

Please learn to pronounce Zapata correctly . Too many mispronounce the spanish and native american names .

Sangri de christos are my favorit for hiking or climbing .

Nice video , stay happy. Love from Bharat🇮🇳❤

Great vid. Gearing up for that soon

Great video. All three. I'm going to do this hike nearly exactly like you did it, but clockwise. I think it will be 4 days with the hardest hike going over Washakie pass the 1st day. Any good places to camp around Clear Lake or Deep Lake? I'm thinking from the video it would be ok to camp on the rock if you don't need to stake down. Or maybe tie some extra lines to a few rocks.

Thank you for posting this video. My family is heading that way next week. Btw, you have a lovely family!

fabulous moment at 27:40!

Wonderful video sir! Part 1 and 2 this was great, I really enjoyed both of them. I’m definitely subbed! Thanks for sharing sir

Outstanding 👍! Your videos are always a joy to watch, I'm constantly inspired by your work.

Thanks for sharing this video. I have a couple of young daughters that I wanted to take up to big sandy and I was encouraged seeing your family do it. I'll have to check out your other videos.

Hella when was this? Is the ladder to the springs currently up?

What a fantastic family adventure! Epic scenery and wonderful views up there. Great video!

I enjoy your videos. Glad to see you uploading, even if the trip was a couple years back.

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25 miles ... just cruise it out ... amazing. Wonderful experience and beautiful terrain. Thanks for bringing us along

Gorgeous terrain! Those are some beautiful views!

We were there a month after you. That place is absolutely gorgeous! Loved the video!

That hike is beautiful 😀

I subscribed to you not too long ago, I really enjoy your treks. This was a beautiful one! Arizona has a lot of beautiful areas to explore.

Wow, simply unreal. Heavenly beautiful place my friend 🔥🔥

What a great reward at the end of the traverse! Thanks for sharing and your awe-struck commentary.

Thank you for showcasing another beautiful hike! Looks like one I need to put on my bucket list.

So calm and peaceful! Beautiful scenery too.

Wow amazing views everywhere my friend 🥰❤️🥰❤️ Stay healthy ya Greetings from Pacific

Greetings from Texas. Outstanding. Thanks so much for sharing. Stay safe Goat

That intro is killer. What your eyes have seen

Thanks for sharing. I hope to be out there in Sept.

Thank you!

How is the drive to the trailhead? is it really bad and steep?

Just discovered your channel. 👍Great video with nice narration. I’m still learning on how to improve my vids. I hope to explore The Winds next month.

Amazing time lapse!! Great!

That’s not the summit. There’s a scramble you didn’t do.

This is one of the first videos I watched about hiking this part of the Winds. I've been back to those mountains 3 times since and am planning my fourth excursion right now. Thanks for your video and insight.

That trail that goes beyond South Zapata Lake is for 14er hikers! Keep climbing that trail and you can summit Ellingwood Point then do the traverse to Blanca Peak. Hoping to do just that in a couple weeks.

Went there in sept 2021

I hike to hole in the wall 1997 what a beautiful place to hike

I hike this area in the nineties it's God country for sure

I'm doing an overnight R2R in mid May with my overnight at Cottonwood. How were the temps at night (I think you went in April) ? How was the hike from Cottonwood up to the NR ? I have all day to do it.

Looked like you had a great time with your family. I was fortunate enough to backpacking in the Winds in 2015 as my first backpacking trip. We camped at Big Sandy Lake and day hiked to the Cirque. I’d love to do it again one day.

Great vid thanks for taking us along!

Great vid! Thanks! So... How does one find the Buck Creek pass room with no view site?

My family has several favorite camping sites in the area; you camped in one of them! We call that spot "the dip by the creek", lol. We usually setup a lantern by the old wire fence gate. I always enjoy knowing where I've trecked, and in that vein - that little hike you did, around the "Elephant Toes" area, took you across BLM, State of Utah Land, wilderness Study Area Land, and National Park Service Land (Dinosaur Monument). Its a small, partial, checkerboard section that you trecked through :-) cheers!