I love Big Bend with all my heart. A beautiful lesser known place that the majority of Texans don’t even know about. If you ever make it back to Texas and wanna backpack in Guadalupe Mountains NP, you have to do Mckittrick Ridge!

humans humans humans, just show us EARTH

You happen to go in a window of great water . I've been hiking the greater cedar Mesa \ Bears ears area for 35 years . Never ever , ever would i have believed anyone if they told me they saw fish in that wash lol , thank god you recorded it .. crazy ,

Hammes Locks

Very nice video! But with an error in your instructions that might confuse people. That is NOT the Escalante River that you first encounter, coming out of Hurricane Wash. It is Coyote Gulch. The Escalante River does not run through Coyote Gulch. It is not until you reach the bottom of Coyote Gulch, that you intersect with the Escalante River. You will find the Escalante River and the confluence with Coyote Gulch, at the bottom of the hill, as you come out of Crack-in-the-Wall.

Nice video. Sound quality could improve, but still enjoyed the video. Fish the San Juan and have been in this area. Have seen ruins , but totally missed all the petroglyphs. As amazing as Chaco, but closer to home. Thanks again.

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"Give the people what they want man!" best line ever.

The land of enchantment

"It looks so ugly but I promise it tastes good" is every backpacking meal. One I can think of off the top is peanut butter pasta. Pizza torts are good to. any pasta really.

I backpacked in here for 4 days in 2023. It was absulotely beuatiful, one of my favorite backpacking trips i have ever done, partially due to the people there but mainly because of the beauty. The oasis really looks like a fairy tale and I love telling peopel about it. Cliff jumping in it is SO fun. We woke up early so we could get there at noon and spent the next 8 hours splashing around and chilling by the oasis. We planned and bought swimsuits and stuff. We also did the whole loop it was sick. Watching your video brought back memories since I remember all the places and locations. Really appreciate it. Missed oppurtunity sleeping under the stars though. They are so pretty there. You can see the milky way.

Wow !!!! There is a lot of beauty out there. Wonderful video !!!! I love the red rock country.

enjoyed the tour, thank you.

having to pay to be in a public space with no amenities...what BS money grab scam.

for you people not from the southern Utah area. the E at the end of "ESCALANTE" is silent!

The falls are just as beautiful as I remember. I did Crack in the Wall in my seventies and all that soft sand from 40 Ridge to get back there, but the sight of Stevens Arch was worth it. We're still going at 85 as we did Horse Canyon, Little Death Hollow, and Wolverine back in April. Nice video! 😀😀😀😀😀

Thanks for taking us along. I'm 72 and not able to do cross-country treking but it was beautiful country.

That was so pretty, I'd love to do some of that trail, but no ropes for me--ha!

Great content and editing. What type of camera did you use?

This is a really entertaining video and very well done. 😃👍

Fucking culture vultures! Stay off Navajo land!

Nice

Some of my best memories were spent camping and fishing in the canyon

My wife ex-wife grew up in Klondike care is owner. I spent a lot of time in Arizona in the 80s and 90s. What a wonderful place.

Many years ago I was blessed to do this hike as well as exploring the plateau surrounding. Please don’t hurry thru this or other areas of the Colorado Plateau. This is a sacred place..don’t emphasize how you are getting good time. Linger, take your time, explore the ruins, contemplate the trickle of the stream, sink into the beauty of cactus blossoms, even chew a stem of ephedra until you feel a slight boost. Contemplate every pebble…you will never find what this area gives back at the car, regardless of the dinner that awaits.

my backyard

Fucking lame

Were you able to cast that 5wt? (Just guessing)😊 If so any good spots?

Great Vlog you guys really enjoyed watching 👀 I'm soon to do that trail myself your video was helpful, been going to Big Bend all my life ,my Grand mother's grave is east of the Chisos Thanks again!

Awesome video

Big Bend is an awesome place

Loved this, hated to see it come to an end!❤

Beautiful video you guys!

Just started watching this video as I plan my Manistee Loop this year. I hiked 20 plus miles in the Allegheny Mountains this past year and had a bobcat circle my tent as I laid there .... they are so quiet even over all of the fall leaves that surrounded my tent. looking forward to the rest of your video

Beautiful areas love the scenery

Please switch the plastic net for rubber!

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Great video!

Much of the rock art in Crow Canyon is Navajo and only several hundred years old. There are some older petroglyphs that are 800 to 1500 years old however. Was there about 12 years ago and going back again next summer.

The beauty of being at the top is seeing Albuquerque at 10000 feet elevation

Such a great hike. I would always take my friends that were new to backpacking here and they loved it and got the backpacking bug. Haven't done this one in ages and I'm thinking I need to get out there again. Such a great place close to 2sun. Looks like you guys had a great time.

Nice video , and thanks for wrote down the date you went cuz I want to go there and wanted to know how it’s looks like on October 💚🙏

I was raised on this river. And now i take my kids all the time.

Beautiful! Please stay safe, the heat is dangerous these days...

Spouse fishes Jemez 1-3x a week all the way up to Fenton

deadly video!!!

Wow!

Great storytelling you guys! Beautiful country. Stoked you had all the water!

I was recently an Albuquerque visiting my parents and family and it's absolutely beautiful

That was wintergreen, not mint