Fabulous list, terrific photography, and most important--your joy and sense of adventure shines through each scene.

Beautiful video as always! Absolutely love your channel!

Jak ja Was podziwiam za siłę w rękach ,za brak strachu,za piękny wygląd i serducha widać że jesteście dla siebie ...miło się na Was patrzy kochni naprawdę fajna z Was para.Kochajcie sie❤

I was just on Half Dome Sep 17, 2024 (cables up). I got half way up and our guides asked me to come down because it was starting to snow some. Bummer. Super fun though. How often did you need to clip and unclip? (In other words how many tie downs are there?) The advantage of using a prussik knot is it self tightens on the cable so you can stop and rest whenever you like. Factoid. If you get there are 7am, there's no one around.

2 climbing Helmets up"- nice snack spot and cable bridge also"

You look great, girl, but you are not dressed properly for climbing! Sorry, but I would not climb half-naked on a Via Ferrata. I would always wear long climbing pants, just in case of slippage and a fall! We have climbed a few Via Ferrate in the Dolomites, and I would not want to skin my knees, shins or thighs on the rocks. Weirdly, it is mostly the American tourists who think they are in the heat of the American Southwest, or Death Valley...

It's absolutely stunning, and what an adventure!! So, I owe you a report on my Skyline 30 fastpack. I mentioned before I was getting. First, sorry it has taken a while to report on this. The work schedule and heat (gotta love the Vegas heat) have made it difficult to test the pack. First thing first, with the vest harness of the pack and dual chest straps along with optional(can be removed) waist strap, this pack hugs the body with very minimal movement while you run or hike. Secondly, and this is for Adam, there is nice stash pockets on the harness for optimal snacks (pop tart) storage along with gels and other goodies you may want or need. Next up the size. At 30L plus a nice outside stretch pocket, you can store everything you can pretty much desire. **Note #1** This pack will make it difficult to carry a food canister inside for the Sierras where one is needed. However, with that being said, there is a nice Y strap for a small bear canister if you absolutely must need a bear canister. This pack is definitely worthy of a max 2 to 3 day adventure carrying ultralight necessities. The Skyline 30 does come with 2 hydraflax bottles. Also, the capacity of carrying a water bladder internally with port if needed. I have yet to use it overnight on trail, but will soon test it out in my local mountains now that the weather has turned for the better here in the dessert climate. I have used it so far for training walks around my neighborhood 3 times for a nice 8 mile loop I do for just putting in walking miles. If I forgot to mention, the Skyline 30L is made by Outdoor Vitals if you are interested in a look. I see you both may be using something like this on a possible 1 to 2 night adventure out in the backcountry. Thank you for your sharing your adventures. Mark

You need a more challenging hike. You made those cables seem so easy for both of you. I love this KZbin channel you guys always manage to take us to places I never been

Looks like a fun day.

So beautiful along that Canyon with the river on the bottom.. Glad Adam got the GoPro back... Maybe this one I could have done it.. Really so much fun Elise... Have a great evening and weekend... 😘✌️🇫🇷🍷

I’m envious (in a good way) of your European adventures. Suggestion: Consider including a bit of local culture into your videos when out of country.

Loved it❤

Always awesome and fantastic 💯💯✌🏿✌🏿 Bravo mes Amis 🇫🇷

I could live here, hint , hint !

What a gorgeous location! As someone who is terrified of heights, and sometimes I get dizzy just watching your videos, I think I could do this one! Good video A and E!!😎👍 Edit: *No way!!* That climb out at the end and that bridge 😮 I just couldn't do that part!

HELLO ALWAYS A GREAT PLEASURE TO SEE YOU THE CANYON OF LANTOSQUE IS VERY BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU HAVE A GOOD AVENTURES GERARD

Wow! 🤩 That’s so amazing! Well done 👍🏻

Wow, you guys are in godly shape. I just did wheeler peak today and I couldn’t make it to the summit. I was shy by about 750 feet but I feel like I made the right choice because I started getting really dizzy and nauseated. there were some poor choices made that I will have to reevaluate. Took too many things in my backpack and didn’t carry quite enough water. There was multiple points when I was about 1500 feet or so from the summit where I started feeling like absolute shit. I got really nauseated and I couldn’t look down the hill because I would get real dizzy. Multiple times I thought to myself am I gonna have to call someone for help way up on this mountain? Of course that’s not an option so I had to walk my ass back down and that was probably one of the hardest things I’ve ever dealt with in my life.. I think I’ve come to the realization that mountain climbing may not really be for me.

I see so many different muscle groups being engaged with this climb. Looks like a solid core workout staying balanced on the wires/ropes. You guys make it look easy!

Need to get a wrist lanyard for the GoPro!

You’re putting your early retirement to good use guys! You sure didn’t waste any time. Are you in a hurry? Remember to stop and smell the roses! 🌹 Lol! Ok guys, are you holding back on us that once you were the high wire act in a European circus? Great stuff Jellybean and PopTart! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

The "rope" for the GoPro rescue was made from 3 tethers... So, 3 tethers?! I knew there was a hidden cameraman somewhere!

Awesomely beautiful, what a fantastic place to ease your mind , body ,and soul , Thanks for sharing ❤💯

Can you share some information about where to fly and where to stay?

Crushed it! That looks like a super fun outing. Amazing, if not a surprise, that you two managed to get your butts off the Sierras and over to France on a moments notice and then knocked off two via ferratas in between partying. Impressive, but hey...

Beautiful scenery. makes me want to try it (as a beginner!)

Hi there!! What an awesome video!! I am glad you were able to recover your gopro too!! My wife and I are on a 2 week camping trip in Colorado. We started up north by Steamboat Springs to get to see the beginnings of the aspen leaf color changes. We will relocate tomorrow to an area close to Vail Pass, before the next batch of snow gets us planted for a couple of days. Then we will shift to the Leadville (home of the Northern end of the Nolan 14 [check it out online].

great life .. gorgious area..

Does lightning strike the tallest giraffe? Maybe taking all that brilliant athleticism to the NBA would've been safer ;)

How many vias ferrata are there in the world? Curious to know approx - Why haven't I tried them all? Why haven't I even done 1 ?

That was a very rare safe snack!

Outstanding video. The views over the lakes looked beautiful . Thanks for sharing another great adventure.

Awesome you two! Beautiful place.

ELISE and ADAM a hello from France. Superb hike in unreal gorges probably dug by the druids to offer a peaceful bed to the sometimes turbulent river. It's not as easy as you seem to show, and behind your amused laughter accompanied by ELISE's voice and music, we see the concentration that sometimes appears on ELISE's face. At the exit of the gorges, like a mirage placed on a thimble, the elegance of a church welcomes you. Magnificent ! Kisses to you both. DAN ELISE et ADAM un bonjour de France. Superbe randonnée dans des gorges irréelles sans doute creusées par les druides pour offrir un lit paisible à la rivière parfois turbulente. C’est moins facile que vous semblez le montrer, et derrière vos rires amusés accompagnés par la voix et la musique d’ELISE, on voit la concentration qui apparait quelques fois sur le visage d’ELISE. À la sortie des gorges, tel un mirage posé sur un dé à coudre, l’élégance d’une église vous accueille. Magnifique ! Bises à vous deux. DAN

After that via Ferrata you should be certified as a tite rope walker.

Awesome! And interesting that you say it could be a good "beginner" via ferrata. I wouldn't say it exactly looks easy but I could see that it didn't seem to demand the same kind of strength and stamina and technique that I've seen in your videos from, for example, the Dolomites.

☀️ 🦅 🇫🇷 Should've known better 😁 There l was, for a few minutes thinking yeah, this might be do able, crossing the wobbly tightropes :) Sure enough, only gonna end in one direction ! ⏫ Has to be one of the most vertigo inducing "Snack Spots", that bridge adding the height factor ! 😺😸 ❤

What a great idea. I enjoyed your 'on the ground' perspective of the sites . Really enjoyable.

Rescue the GoPro. Those tight rope walks/climbs must require an incredible amount of coordination and balance. Great music, BTW.

The mtn goats transform into canyon crawlers -- this was a unique experience! Now pls can you get that wrist strap for the skydiving camera? Your adventures always have me smiling the whole way thru. Safe journey home! -Liam

Magical wonderland past those waterfalls. The bridge at end made my legs tremble just watching! Beautiful area ❤️

I just can’t get the smile off my face! Just do enjoyable to watch you guys having so much fun. Thanks again sooo much for your videos. Miss the bats 🦇 🦇🦇 What a beautiful place on this planet!🌸🌹🌺

Oh là là ! C'est une super vidéo ! J'aime la France

Hi Adam and E!!!❤️ Thsnk you for this amazing video!!!!

I had soo much pleasure seeing you do Lantosque because a year ago, I did it myself (except the third part, but did the bridge from the back entry). It is a pity that you couldn't do the zipline. Last year, the zipline was still usable, but you needed to bring or rent the pulley yourself, and rental was open weekends only from September.