3 suggestions: Ridgeline in Superstitions (point-to-point - Carney Springs to Flatiron/Lost Dutchman Park or reverse). Loop Weavers Needle from Peralta TH (up Peralta, around Weavers, down Bluff Springs). Another day hike in Superstitions with 3 points of interest - up Peralta to Fremont Saddle, left out and back to Robber's Roost, back at saddle go to Lone Tree, then go down Geronimo's Cave trail to Bluff Springs trail. Of the 7 you listed, I've done 3: Humphreys, Flatiron, and SK-Phantom-BA (Rim-River-Rim :-) ). Thanks for sharing your adventures.

I grew up in Kingman and so we frequented the Canyon a lot. My eighth grade class took a hike down the south kaibab trail to cedar ridge and back. It was my first time that deep inside the canyon, but the hook was set. My wife and I are doing some major prepping and we are planning to hike the south kaibab to phantom ranch and back up bright angel next year. We have a long road ahead of us getting ourselves in shape for it, but I can hardly wait to do it.

Yes. Have fun! Agreed. I loved this hike! Congratulations on summit you two. It’s a butt kicker! The switchbacks going down was tough! You guys did great!

Yes. Have fun! Agreed. I loved this hike! Congratulations on summit you two. It’s a butt kicker! The switchbacks going down was tough!

Where’d you get the summit flag?

So beautiful!

They changed a bunch of trail and creek names in MT as well, so now it's easy to separate the *locals* from the newbies haha. Happy anniversary guys!!

This is a great video and I really enjoyed watching it. I seldom see it from this perspective. We rescue many people from this trail annually, mostly from the 7,500-7,800' level. We call that section "tap out" because that is where the trail is no longer and in the winter the ice and snow cover any semblance of direction to go. Many people call 911 from there and we hoist them out. I have a video on my channel about how the tram was constructed from 1961-63. If you are a helicopter pilot, you will marvel at the pilots that slung thousands of loads up the mountain to build it. Thank you for making this video, again, it was great to see.

Plannig to hike the trial in the summer for the first time, thus very helpful video and inspired me to plan ahead in detail.

Amazing job.

Curious since you've done both , which was more difficult this or Mt. Whitney one day?

I’ve done R2R 3 times - but never in a single day. I’ve hiked quite a few GC trails in the last 8 years. My goal quickly - by year 2 -. Went from proving I could DO it, to spending as much time as my family will allow me to BE in the Canyon. I have no desire to day hike the Corridor. And, I consider the round trip to be significantly life threatening at my age. To each his own. But thanks for the tour of the state. I often wonder what the trails beyond the Canyon are like. 👏 Now, off to continue flatlander-training for my next 6-day Canyon adventure in March 2025. Solitude, silence, and magic beyond the Corridor. So much Canyon, so little time.

Love the video. I have been lucky enough to hike to the summit of Mt. Elbert twice. I live in Austin which has an elevation of around 500 feet above sea level. I was physically happy to see the top of Elbert in sight!

@4:11 that was actually just rain cave not Sauna cave

This is amazing!

there are many much harder trails in grand canyon. also the view of flatiron does not worth the effort

I hate it when i get water with my sun gloves on ( I forget to take them off) and accidentally drench my gloves when it’s cold.

I'm not much younger than you guys, and this is really inspirational. I'm in OK shape but not climb Mt Whitney shape. Well done.

There is a way to make the Wrightson and Mt Lemmon hikes more challenging. For Mt Lemmon, start at the esperero trailhead and go over Cathedral, then down to Romero Pass and then up, this way you will hit the highest point in the Catalinas as well, it's really hard <3. For Mt Wrightson, you can start from the Florida Canyon trailhead, this way you are starting almost 1000' lower than the Madera Canyon entrances. <3 Great video, I'd also nominate Finger Rock trail to Mt Kimball here in Tucson. If you are sticking to dayhikes this is a great list. Have you been up Rincon Peak from the Miller Creek trailhead... OMG not easy.

On another youtube video he originally didn't get a quick boil and he talked to the company and they explained what he was doing wrong. He boiled 10 oz. cold water from the fridge in 60 seconds. That is my experience as well.

congrats. summiting a peak is always a big accomplishment. i didn't hear you folks recommend it, but for all thinking about trekking at altitude, def try to spend some time at altitude, ideally 1-2 days, before attempting a summit of this magnitude. it can make a world of difference. peace to all.

U know it's love all day...that's right love...just saying That WHEN a person or people hike this just have a beacon and a firearm..Or U have no business being out in the unforgivable area..have respect..Mother Nature. Saz 2..Cannot b made at me.I didn't do a thing..U just need to think...peace out

We will do hiking this trail next weekend and your video has excellent information in it! Thank you! You two are amazing!!

I am new to Tucson, did shootout today, felt amazing knowing the history

Did South Kaibab-Phantom Ranch-Bright Angel Trail two weeks ago. Had gorgeous weather, made it not so difficult...except for that last part after the 3 mile rest house.😬

You guys are amazing!! I just gave up my road bicycle (cause cars;over it) and started hiking. I’m almost 65, and it inspires me to see older people🎉ty❤

Thank You for saving me the hikes...my hiking adventures are over...for now...

Just hiked 10/16/24 and started at 5am.We only lasted about an hour in the hike when i had to turn around. I did everything that every person who had done this and it was going perfect until i lacked sleep. Decided to sleep in the front seat of our truck and tossed and turned all night. when we we woke up we were so tired however we kept on. An hour into the hike my pack felt super heavy at each break until the rocks started tunneling in and out. At that point i threw in the towel and turned back. Shortly after that our lamps went out. If there was any doubt of going back to the truck the lights were it. As we went down to Alabama Hills all i did was cry how i was so close but yet so far. Definitely will do things a whole lot different thing different next year.

Would a Class A motor home make it to the parking area at the trail head?

With much respect..you are fantastic...and you are stunning

This video is gift for making people comfortable

Yes love it

Is there any soul brave enough to help me to meet the profile owner

Too beautiful

Great cute looking

I love this this is great

I think he is going to catch a fish

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these guys are awesome!

Congrats, you two. You took on a notorious booger of a trail, and remained chipper and upbeat (at least, in front of the camera) Years ago, a friend and I climbed the north face of San Jacinto from the little mountain hamlet of Snow Creek, at the base. (Huell Howser did a segment on the town) So I’ve done San Jack the OTHER hard way ! Glad to see fellow masochists slap the summit.

Awesome job guys... You've inspired me...

Had fun 😂 congratulations. You guys are fast and strong. Must be still young🤔 Like your other videos, too.

Like you, a great couple together make any hike more fun and enjoyable. Thanks for the information. We did C2C started at 3 am ... easier. Your heavy backpacking trip more critical way😂

So awesome! Congrats and I enjoy watching your journeys as well as your amazing accomplishments. The detail and care put into these videos is greatly appreciated. You are definitely inspiring and thank you both!

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That is a favorite of ours

love it! Been going to leadville now for 11 years every August for the LT100 MTB race but realized I mostly just love the town and mountains so I camp on Halfmoon Road for a week to get away from the noise of living Near Chicago and 100% agree on the High Mountain Pies!

Hi there. I hiked Elbert September 2023. Will be there for Mt Massive next week. Thanks for your post. The pizza shop is fantastic, I eat there every trip thru leadville.😂

Great tour- thanks!

Wow! This looks amazing! Thanks for sharing the beauty and adventure 😊