I waited for a 90-degree day to watch to the end. Apparently that trip was sponsored Paradox IPA (again). What's the next trip ??

I hiked Allen Mountain last Monday and then hiked to the ADK Lodge

Looks like a great trip beautiful scenery!

Love Gordon Lightfoot been a fan of his for years.

Great way to hit 46. I guess the lean to allows you to trade tent space/weight in your packs for beer. ;) Took me three trips over three separate Octobers to complete the Dix Range. All 2-night trips (love camping up there). First was introducing two new hikers to the High Peaks. Macomb, South Dix, and Grace from camp near the Slide Brook Lean-to. Second was from the Boquet in late October when Big Game season was on. Dix only, also with a new hiker. Third time was Hough, with a second round of the lower three. I'm at 40 but probably won't finish until next year. Rehiking a few to let a friend catch up so we can finish together. A woman I know likens the High Peaks to childbirth. It takes a bit of time for selective memory to take over and block the painful parts of a trip, and soon enough the next trip is in the schedule!

Pretty fall colors captured. I liked the split camera work from close and afar.

Y'all went up the race trail, instead of the jeep trail.

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I’m doing a ten day dispersed challenge April 13th . In 6 days . Wish me luck , me my truck and rifles and dehydrated food ! Also i subscribed to you ❤ my channel is cool , but not like yours

That's amazing, hope to meet you this year.

I love the trip and the video. But there is one glaring mistake you made that I take issue with. Gordon Lightfoot does not write a bad lyric. Some things, you just don't mess with. ;)

That is quite an accomplishment ! My feet hurt, just watching. I wish you both luck this year

All I can say is WOW!!! You guys are amazing!! I have long known about a western entry into Sand Lake but I didn't know there was an inviting bridge over the Oswegatchi to go along with it!! You got me psyched and I found it on Google Earth and tagged it!!! That was one LOONNGGG drive on the Bear Pond Road!!! I have looked at this for years and planned on a couple trips back through Watsons Triangle, one to the Great Corner and the other into Sand Lake. NEVER once did I ever dream about carrying a canoe too!!! Awesome trip guys!!! Jeff

Dude bushwacks in a canvas canoe, rips it, and fixes it with flex tape. Seriously?

Great comment! Keep them coming!

Nice job I didn’t do Cliff but I did do Redfield Gray Peak Skylight and Haystack on October 25th 2023 from Noon to 6pm during my 21 hour hike from the Calamity Brook Trail to the John Brooks Lodge

Nice I did Wrights Peak and Algonquin in July of 2023 I did Marcy September 2014 I did Nye but not Street the Tuesday before Thanksgiving 2023 and as for Haystack I did that alongside Redfield Gray Peak and Skylight on October 25th 2023 in what would become my 21 hour hike in the Adirondacks

Looks like a great trip. Do you have the exact location (latitude and longitude) or whereabouts for the camping spot? Thanks and great video.

Could you please tell me which part of the river to fish for salmon. I'm 64 and would like to check off the bucket list. Thank you. Great video and music

Thank you for sharing, looks like a great destination.

Adventure of a lifetime… So well done .. 👏👏👏 No one says it better than John Denver

I'm pretty sure that "beaver" you saw around 22:50 was actually an otter.

the mirror imaging around 54:30 was awesome

That's not the Adirondacks .

Congrats. I watched the video to see my hike in June of this year but unfortunately you hiked through there at night. Did see you crossing the bridge in Kelletville though.

Oh man, the Real World has it all! Loons, trout, osprey, moose [poop] and fun under the milky way. All with the added bonus of zero mobile service. Those classic Sheoga Canoe Works skin on frame boats lead to excellent adventures on the carefree highway.

Thanks for the fun video; what an awesome trip. I've been to most of the places you visited, but hiking there instead of canoeing (still haven't made it up Sitz Mountain yet). Visited Sitz Pond, Sand Lake and Wolf Pond this year. Sand Lake is one of my favorite places, since I was there when the '95 storm went through. Thanks again for sharing!

How far upstream on the grand is a good place to put in without a bunch of deadfall’s

Just curious, are you hiking in wet shoes with wet feet with all those creek crossings?

Thanks for posting this, thinking of doing it in 2024. 😊

Great trip! Thanks for sharing and subscribing to my channel :) 🍻

Congrats Randy on becoming a 46er!!! I’ll buy you a beer next time we get together!

Well done. Very natural. A really nice buddy canoe trip ... you guys are great together. Interesting to see that beaver riding on top of a moose clip ... OK maybe that part was a little dark to make out. I've had hit-and-miss on Tim Lake. Queer Lake was where I had the best fishing success. We kept one brookie (2 1/2 lbs) for lunch.

Beautiful boats, can I ask what kind of skin and what kind of paint?

Nice trip report! Beautiful canoes. Nice encounter with the moose. Loved the loon call! Thanks for including the map of your route - two of my daughters and I are headed in that direction in early June. Again, thank you for sharing.

Well done lads! All with the traditional weather variations. Don't miss the pine marten at 13:55!

Nice Video. That drive to the park would have been never-ending; it made me appreciate the park even more. Tim doing the nasal swab was crazy at 120 kph; good thing there were no bumps on the road or the swab would have come out of his ears😁. You all ate really good meals, that burger with fries looked yummy.

Looks like a great trip. LOL, Tim taking the back seat covid test, “I’ll bet this is hard for old people.”

Nice vid & loved it! As an avid canoer and familiar with the lakes you were on - how did you get back to your car at Tim River parking lot from Mag Lake? Great food and that's the way I roll when I camp too! It must've been tough carrying the burgs for the last night and keeping them frozen - not to mention carrying potatoes and oil!

any relation to Ben Rothlisberger?

looks like a fun trip, nice video. Thanks, wish I was there.

How many typically run this and how many finish? Sounds amazing

love the picture in the cross walk lolol

We loved doing white face... Esther was ehhhhh lol

What is your canoe pack???

Nice Job Randy. Quite an experience.

Wait!!! at 15:41, what is he carrying?

These videos are an immense help to A-100 participants! I was lucky enough to complete it last year (2021)…the hallucinating is crazy for the last 25 miles…for what it’s worth, I didn’t stop for sleep the entire hike…congrats on your mileage! You definitely have a great attitude for it!

Nice attempt! I was fortunate enough to finish the 100 this year (44 hours). I probably passed you while you were sleeping near root run. You guys went out quick! I was probably right behind you in the beginning and when I started sweating a lot I just stopped and asked myself what the hell I was doing. It wasn't part of my plan to move that fast so I slowed down. I know you said you had blisters so for what its worth I wore thin Injinji Toe Socks and the Altra Olympus 4s. I was blister free for the entire event. Foot pain was unreal though - I don't think there is any way to prepare to be on your feet for that length of time. After a while I just stopped taking breaks because there was no point- it wouldn't stop the foot pain. That was also brutal that you guys didn't stay together. That last 22 miles I would've died to have someone to talk to and keep an eye on me as my sleep deprived ass hallucinated my way to the finish line. Hope you both try again and get it next year!

Congrats Randy and Dylan. You guys are amazing. So proud of both of you!