Make sure to stay well back from the snow cornices in Spring and early summer. People fall through and die occasionally.

First one was cool when I saw you post it after getting that cool drone thing

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That's the only trail I haven't gone on in that area. That animal grunting was probably down in those stream drainages that you cross just before you get to the main river. I too had a similar experience where I was going to the top of Bald mountain (the lookout) and I heard a very large animal breaking one inch diameter branches just out of view, all along in front of me and to the side of me. I have heard other reports that a bear is often spotted in that general area.

If your ever in Vancouver Washington, check out fort Vancouver national park..lots of haunted buildings on the property, especially the old hospital

Very thoughtful and wonderful gifts! Please keep up the good work! <3

Are all these within a days drive of where you live? Looks like a great area for a visit if I come over to the USA

I've got to get around to this, we have the same car! I'm still happy camping in my tent but sometimes this would be handy for those lazy days haha

Absolutely fantastic topic and presentation as always! These gifts are truly worth a look! 👏👏

Go, Brayden!

This trip looks pretty good, we don’t get the autumn colours here in Australia

Thanks for the ideas!

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Happy Thanksgiving Jessica, Thanks for all the Videos… 🤙🍁🪵

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I love a good Fire Lookout. 😍

Some day you will have to take me here! Neat oh indeed!

That is a great roadtrip, so much to see and do.

Thanks for the video Jessica. That loop is most interesting and beautiful 🤩🌎. I plan to visit next year Lord Willing ✈ If you ever get the opportunity come see our West Virginia mountains I highly recommend Seneca Rocks!!!

Wow that just gorgeous

Great information. Thank you.

That’s amazig

You've been to some incredibly beautiful places.

I like your mindset and attitude, and ability to think with logical reasoning. I do lots of solo hikes, and quite often descend at night after sun setting with headlight, and feel perfectly at ease and at peace.

Do your wet socks not wick the rain water down into your boots? I’ve had to pour water out of mine and wring out the socks and insoles.

If I saw you on the trails, I’d be scared of you, ya look too tough and hard core 😂

I know a chick who does this and utilizes her concealed carry permit. Just sayin

Ever do any snowshoeing?

"existing as a woman" is so true

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I LOVE hiking table mountain, living right next to it is awesome

Also keep phone in a ziplock

Casually shows some of the most beautiful spots in Washington and Oregon ❤❤❤ that waterfall...I can't remember the name...but it's here in oregon i believe. I went there as a kid. I want to go back so so bad .....😢

You are beautiful ❤

i might not be from pnw (midwestern girlie) but the breatheable layers and wool socks are kinda goated, for similar reasons. a breathable jacket when it’s super sunny out is sometimes better than just going without, because sunburns SUCK

From a thru-hiker... this is for day-hiking and 100% inaccurate for overnight use. Waterproof boots take much longer to dry than mesh trail runners... waterproof socks. Pack covers wet out fast and are inadequate. Buy once, cry once rain jacket at 2lbs you'll cry about that weight more than once. A $20 frogg togg rain jacket at 6oz will keep you just as dry, and trust me, you're gonna sweat out the inside no matter what. This is for day-hiking!

Too bad they don’t make any of those out of any material that doesn’t cause me physical pain because of their sound to give you a description of how it feels when those make noise it feels like toothpicks being placed at the tips of my finger and toenails and then being driven all the way down simultaneously very fast And the only way to alleviate this pain is to scratch my scalp thanks autism

Stop buying Gore! Only buy non-fluorinated DWR materials!

That is bull thistle I think. I been looking for milk thistle, we got so much bull thistle in OK😮

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I love to hike and I'm from Washington State thank you so much for teaching me how to hike, also thanks for teaching all of those Californians that moved up here how to hike in the rain. You are fantastic, you are so awesome you are so smart you are so great thank you so much for teaching us how to hike in the rain thank you thank you thank you thank you

Hey I'm famous!

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Do you visit these places by yourself? 😬

Went here and camped at the end of April! It was AMAZING. Those camp sites were a great find. Want to go back and find the hot springs.

I've never hiked a place like this before. Is it safe to go alone?

Looking pretty chilled and comfy there!

Amazing video. And Thank You Jessica for making the extra effort to keep the forests beautiful. Both for other people and the critters that call it hone.😊

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