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Highest Mountain of All AMERICA CONTINENT. Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Americas, in the Western and in the Southern Hemisphere. The name Aconcagua comes from the native South American language Keichowa (Quechua) and means "the stone sentinel". ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

5:36 What a shot

Very nice video and great explanation. I'd like to do Boundary and almost feel like Montgomery is a must given that Boundary is really just a subpeak, but the descriptions of all the scramble that I've read sounded much worse than you have laid out here.

How far in can you go in the main area you went into at 7:45

This is such a crazy video well done

Yes. Great content and great video❤. Just the mic and background music is too loud at times.

Great video 🙂 I wanted to climb that but after watching this I realized that I couldn't do it. Awesome video!!!!

Nice job documenting those two adits up there! I’ve been to this area several times over the last 15 years or so. Always found most of the mines there to be duds like you did. As you mentioned, the underground workings must’ve been somewhat significant based on the size of the waste rock piles outside both adits. I tried doing some research on those mines but was never able to find any old mining reports or anything like that which had descriptions of the underground workings, production amounts, and other related information. They seem to be a mystery and are, unfortunately, decaying into oblivion.

Thats hardcore man. Much respect.

Beautiful work!!

That was really awesome to watch! Thank you for even including the animations on how cheyne stokes respirations worked. That definitely was cool to learn about!

I'd take a 30m rope and small rack

Hi! I hear in this video that you obtained a map of the mine’s layout. How did you come across that resource? Always impressed by how prepared and researched you guys are heading in. Would love to learn from you and keep the history of these places alive

Hi again! You mentioned that dynamite was reported in the mine. Where was that reported? Any official docs or perhaps a forum? Trying to figure out where to find info on all this: thanks! Your videos are all bangers

Hi! Where do you find all your context information on the mine? Is it from historical accounts in books, etc? Thanks!

Does anyone know if there's a schedule when the gate is open at Rt. 2 & FR 6220? It was closed today and every other time I’ve checked in the past year.

Great video!

Have you been able to find hell hole cave?

I did this yesterday and nearly got lost because of the tiny little hole you have to squeeze through near the entrance haha

Spectacular views from that cave!

Great content! I might suggest a new mic setup though. Cheers!

Excellent video my friend, what time of year did you go? I"m scheduled for Mid Dec 2024, I subscribed to your channel

Would you ever do a guided hike? i would pay good money! I have climbed mt. Pugh before and have experience I just need someone with me who has done the mountain before

A good tactic on this climb is to down climb the route which allows one to go very light since you don’t need to carry overnight gear over the summit. The climb is mostly 3rd and 4th class and we didn’t use a rope in either direction when I did it many years ago. From a bivy site near the base it took three hours to reach the summit and we’re back at Rainy Pass by about 6 pm. This wasn’t an original concept as other friends had used this same tactic in their ascents as well. Anyway I also know folks who had descended to the south, but it seems like an unnecessary complication, since it seems as if that route, while shorter is at least as difficult. I’d honestly be hard pressed to find much 5th class climbing on the NE buttress. That said, it’s a very nice outing in a lovely area.”

Thank you for making this video

Brilliant video, mentally Denali has to be the most demanding mountain on the planet. There's far more technically and physically demanding mountains I feel I'd be able to face one day but the weather on Denali can only be described as bleak, I couldn't do it. Really well done to all of you.

Can you explain the flashlight? Why does it make noise?

I was there today. I only got to the mill site, and collapsed Adit #2. Unlike on my previous visit, the trail seems to be open a considerable distance past Adit 2. Is the open stope easily visible from the trail, opposite Trout Creek?

Not geodes but quartz crystal-lined vugs.

What is your tent model?

hey, I'm planning on January 25. wasn't the guide required?

Could one do this in early/mid June in two days, do YOU think?

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I'm hesitating going in May rainy season :)

Looks like one of your guides was Simon, he was also one of my guides when I climbed Kilimanjaro in December of 2019.

Congrats man, i'm the guy on min 8:41. we were on the same summit push 20 dec. had to turn back also because i arrived late around 2:00 pm at lacueva. i summited on the next day 21 dec.

been there during summer but wasn't able to get up the waterfall so missed the adit. I'll have to try again someday. Not sure if was just editing for time but there were a lot more artifacts down by the lower camp. Did you miss the firewood still stacked up? The last few tenths of the road in was also unadulterated surface tram roadbed. Most of the road was widened for automobiles. Thanks for great video!

There are supposedly quite a a few other mine sites up the valley along the same road on either side of the creek. There is one adit for sure that as of last time I was up there (2010's) was open about 2-3 miles past sunset.

The "building" did in fact exist I put eyes on it (from a distance) in the mid 2000's on one of my visits to the area. It was at the far end of one of the large stopes visible from one of the big surface collapse areas. Had some windows and at least a couple stories. Don't think it was possible to get to it though but I wasn't neary as brave (or skilled) at going underground as you guys.

Hi hi! I'm impressed... I hope to go and climb the mountain at the end of the year. Wich period did you go? How did you arrange the permits and other official documents to reach the summit or getting into the parc? Thanks a lot! :-)

How many days in total did it take you?

hey man I watched a few of your videos - they are phenomenal. Keep at it and I am sure people will notice. Thanks!

A friend just died there 2 days ago. Hello from Romania.

guy in red loves zippers

Nice job again! I climbed Kilimanjaro last summer and this seems to be the logic next step! Thanks for all the insights! PS: By the way, I sent you an email for your Denali's footage, did you have time to read it?

incredible video, but I am sure it doesn't do the journey justice. What an epic journey

Great drone video of Park Butte, The Mountain Experience. Do you know if the Park Butte trail is open in January? I want to a day trip from Vancouver, BC.

Dude, these videos are great. I don't remember how I found them originally, but I subscribed and really enjoy your content. I am sure it is not easy to make these, but I promise if you keep making videos like this you are going to eventually have a lot more people that watch.

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