Minister Creek in 4K | Backpacking the Best Trails of Pennsylvania

We explore Allegheny National Forest's secret hidden canyons, majestic overlooks, and peaceful campsites.
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00:00 Teaser
00:24 Theme Song
00:51 After Intro
01:07 DAY ONE
01:19 Map Sequence
04:33 Deeper into the Forest
06:11 Mini-trail & Streams
07:46 Campsite Searching
08:53 Familiar Plant Story
10:36 Turning Back & Heading to Camp
12:10 Firewood Collecting & Hammock Setup
13:23 Bowdrill Friction Fire
21:27 Night Fire and Dinner
23:01 Night & Tenting
23:59 DAY TWO
24:51 Breakfast
26:46 Headed out of Camp
26:58 Meeting Viewers
27:43 Muddy & Overgrown
29:07 Sampling Wild Edibles
30:52 Offshoot Path
31:43 Snake and Bone
32:01 Lunch by the Stream
33:57 Back on the Trail & Boulder Hiking
37:43 Inspecting a Campsite, Hiking On
39:01 Amazing Campsite
40:30 Settling into Camp & Swimming
41:55 Scouting Around
43:03 Matcha & Golden Evening
45:44 Setting up Camp & Trying Hammock
46:36 Giving Birth to Fire - Blast Match
48:01 Hungry for Food & Pickled Okra, Banana Pudding
50:50 Evening Reflections
52:44 Off to Bed
54:02 DAY THREE
55:02 Unique Morning Tea
56:38 Taking Down Camp
56:55 Hiking Out
57:16 Chaga Fungus
57:44 Muddy Trail and Ferns
58:94 Jewelweed for Mosquito Bites
59:27 Stream Crossing
1:01:42 Hiking On the Trail
1:03:33 Bramble Scramble
1:05:59 Mountain Laurel Hiking
1:06:50 Tulip Poplar Flower
1:07:12 Rocky Final Hike
1:09:37 Final Reflections
1:10:47 Post-Ending Hiking
1:12:11 Post-Hike Meal & Credits
1:15:15 T-Shirts Call to Action
1:15:39 Patreon Shoutouts
1:18:30 Secret Beetle
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If any of you guys or viewers would be interested: my girlfriend and I are planning too camp at minister creek in June , probably the 15th or 16th which is during the week. We would love too meet some amazing new friends and share moments. Thank you again for producing such a great vlog from our home camp.

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Thank you so much for the kind comment!

[@FAWweb]

27:48 A tornado blew across Minister Valley west to east in June of 2015, knocking down many trees. This "brambly" portion of the trail is where young brush and vegetation is filling in, in response to the full sunlight conditions created by the tornado. Also: "if this was the brambly section they had mentioned, it wasn't all that bad." That's because our organization, Friends of Allegheny Wilderness, did an extensive trail stewardship weekend all around the Minister loop trail this past April, and cut all that brush way back through there at that time! 😁👍🏻

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Awesome! That's some great work you're all doing. I'm always thankful when I see that trails have been cleared. Thanks for watching!

[@FAWweb]

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My camp is only a few miles from this trail and I can say you guys did it justice. Showing the natural beauty that that area has to provide, not only on that trail but many many others.

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I’ve been enjoying your trip around minister rocks. I live here in the National Forest 🌳. Thank you for shining the light farther and wider from our little corner of paradise. Please come back. 🍄

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best hour and a half i ever spent not on trail. Thank you gentleman for the presentation. I can hike a trail, i can carry a camera, i can edit footage, of all mister creek trail and never come close to this. You guys are doing fantastic..

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[@Trinity4me]

Utmost respect to Andrew with the bow drill. You showed real character, determination, and honorable persistence. Thanks for sharing these videos with us. Wishing you many more adventures! 🏕

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[@davidschmude]

51:50 - People ask me, "When you go camping at these places, what do you do?" My answer, "I don't do anything because there isn't anything to do." Thanks for showcasing one of my favorite places. Minister Creek is only 45 miles from my home. It's a great place to spend a day or a weekend for me. We just had a group hammock camp there the end of July.

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David Schmude yeah , you do everything you don’t do in your daily grind. There are so many great responses too that question. 🍄

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43:33 there's a deer running right behind you guys on the far right

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John Burney I noticed that as well, super cool!

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That was my Black Lab. J/K, may have been a deer, maybe.

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Good eye!

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Good eye...but it was really BIG Foot! 🦶🏼

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you'll see that alot going hiking

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I try to make it a goal of mine to only watch videos of trails I've either already done or will never do. I completed this loop in 2018, but you make me want to get right back out there and re-experience it! I freakin loved the tea drinking scene. This is cinema quality!

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40:55 Two cavemen discover a cold stream and take a swim. If you close your eyes and imagine that then it's perfect! 😂 Another amazing video! Much love guys!

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It would be cool if you guys did like a podcast type of thing when you are sitting around the campfire, throwing ideas and thoughts around. I think it would be pretty enjoyable to listen to. Just an interesting idea.

[@paulbier2182]

Just got back from Minister Creek. If you guys ever go back, get on the South Loop. The rocks are amazing and there is a quiet hemlock grove just off of the south loop after Minister Valley Overlook. Great campsites. Be sure you have a ready supply of water, though. Not much at the highest elevations.

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There’s nothing more amazing than seeing friends share food, snacks and all meals one spoon at a time, you guys camaraderie is the best example for all us humans 🤣😇❤️ we look forward for continued success and be safe always ❤️😎 btw can you guys also put on the description those eatery place at the end of your hikes 🙏🙏🙏

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One of my favorate things to do when hiking, is watching "hiker tv" at night! very relaxing with no commercials.

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Andrew, you dont give up until you ARE SUCCESSFUL in your quest. Man, that was some patience to create and ignite that dust. Thank goodness, you all in the future found a better and stress free tool to ignite fire :) I do enjoy watching the process.

[@SubvertTheState]

The thicker brush areas are from a big tornado that blew all of the trees down about 4 years ago. It was really crazy to see right after it happened.

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DiabolicDoug That’s what I figured that it must have been some kind of storm instead of a harvest.

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The family and I went for a little day hike exploring at a place called Jake's Rocks up around the Morrison trail area. It had huge boulders all over and the kids loved climbing all over them.

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A year ago today, I did a day hike to the summit of Mt. Whitney. I was in a bit of a hurry and a significant portion of it was in the dark so I missed the little pathway down to Mirror Lake off the main trail. So yesterday, I decided to do a day hike to Mirror Lake and on the way there from the trailhead, I ran into a group of people getting in a little practice before doing their own trip to the summit today. One of the guys saw my Adventure Archives sunset t-shirt and said he loved the shirt and that Adventure Archives is one of his favorite KZbin channels. Reppin' the 'Chives!!!

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Thanks so much for your kind words! Glad you like the videos, and it's great to meet like-minded viewers and enjoyers of the outdoors.

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56:19 I like that Andrew be drinking and tries to invite you to his herb tea from everywhere. 😆

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very beautiful wild flowers and camping footage. thanks for sharing your impressive hiking video in Pennsylvania. I want to be there soon..

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Andrew making his own beer commercial with hemlock tea

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[@kckrye]

Ok, now that tea sipping scene cracked me up. It got better and better in a cheesy yet creepy kind of way.

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A lot of Tarantino shots in this video. Quentin would be proud, Andrew and Robby.

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kckrye isn’t that so true. Just consuming. It’s so easy too fall into the time you feel like your there.

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Thanks Jay, get well soon!

[@strickysbackpackingadventures]

Another beautiful adventure guys. IMO you guys set the bar for backcountry video production. Super impressed with your bow drill fire starting Andrew. Your patience is inspiring. Thanks, as always, for taking us along.

[@areaone3813]

Hello again it’s me 👋. Watching your video of my back yard again. 🙏

[@monicatong5448]

Thanks for taking me on your journey through the lush greenery of the Allegheny Forest. Brings me back to my childhood of picking mayapples and using the jewelweed to fight off the poison ivy that I happened to brush up against while playing in the woods. The ferns lining the forest are simple outstanding. I have never seen so many ferns in one area. It gives one the feeling of peacefulness. That jack-in-the-pulpit was the perfect specimen! One day I will venture back east to hike that area.

[@davedewitt18]

Are you all really eating mayapples? When I was just a youngster I read of a Native American who was captured by the enemy. As he was being marched along a mayapple lined path, deciding that death was better than captivity, he ingested some mayapple leaves and quickly departed this world. I assume it was a true story? Anyway, I just looked up mayapples and Mama Google says the whole plant is deadly poison. The apples are not as poison when ripe but should still be eaten sparingly and carefully. Love these videos. Just happened upon them and am thoroughly enjoying them. Thanks so much!

[@arcana1973]

Minister creek is one of my favorite trails to do a quick overnight or stretch it to a weekend. While watching I was waiting to see your reaction to the Forks campground area as it’s one of the nicest places to camp. The area you passed at an hour and four minutes in the video was the result of a micro burst three years ago. It leveled the trees, and it’s regrown with brush. That was also the same storm that knocked a tree over onto a tent and killed someone.

[@robinsavard84]

Do you know where the restaurant is they stopped at?

[@JayExcess1]

We camped at the exact site you guys were at for night 2 maybe two weeks before you were there. We had ourselves a little spiritual experience around that fire. I sat on that throne up against the one tree for a good portion of the night.

[@angelarae]

Hands down, without a doubt this is THEE best episode of Adventure Archives ever...and that is saying a LOT considering all of your episodes are hands down some of the best outdoor trekking videos on the planet. Just incredible guys! PS: Andrew, I thoroughly enjoyed the long, slow, close-ups of your left toes while trying to round-wood some fire. #FabulousFeet

[@kckrye]

I want you guys to know I watched this again just for the hemlock tea sipping scene. Still laughed!

[@amyzukowski5979]

Your videos makes me feel like I'm hiking along with y'all. Thanks for what you do. Awesome trip, loved every minute!

[@IreneTivz]

I love the comradery. The spirit of the relationship is genuine that reflects on the video. Cinematography is superb. Happy birthday Bryan.

[@nobodyhikes]

The tinder starting to smoke from the ember was very satisfying. Really enjoyed all the plant content and production. Excellent ending. Thank you!

[@dwayneg8486]

Sitting here watching and enjoying the video. At 43:34 while drinking your green tea I saw something to right of Robbie on the other side of the stream. Backed it up and saw a deer moving through. Love catching little “easter eggs” like that. Great video gents. Cheers.

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Your videos have a professionalism to them that captures and draws in the viewer! Thank you!

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Banjo playing in the background like the movie deliverance, run like hell

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Man I haven't started watching and I know it's gonna be a great video. You guys have the highest quality backpacking videos on the internet, you deserve so much more recognition.

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I agree, this channel needs more people to watch it.

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Breathtaking! Love the green color!💚💚💚

[@timlois]

This was my first backpacking trip as a 10-year old. That was 32 years ago. Those two brushy sections you crossed were the result of a microburst that ran down and up the valley about 10 years ago. Sadly, some campers lost their lives. It completely changed the landscape. Now, there is a beaver dam at the base of that overgrow trail you tried to take to the west on day one. It will take a generation at least to get back to normal. Thanks for the video.

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On a perfect day, your videos become luxury

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Camera shots are masterful. Thank you.

[@localman7761]

one of the best episode. and what a beautiful forest. I'd marry it if i could. once again, excellent work by AA.

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The end credits are TOO GOOD!

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This is the channel I’ve been looking for! Love the writing and music.

[@lindanavroth]

Absolutely stunning! What a gorgeous landscape. I've always been envious of you folks in the midwest/east for your gorgeous forest areas.

[@TheArtisticGardener777]

Epic firemaking! Excellent patience and humility. Nice job!🔥

[@brettallenthomas]

congrats on your bow-drill fire.. there is a special feeling the first time you create fire from a couple sticks and a piece of rope... both a confidence in yourself and a connection to all those who used this method for survival..

[@criscoleman]

A very good adventure. Thank you. Your short clips at the end were hilarious, the best of all the ones up to this point that I've seen. I like how Andrew is incorporating more of his Gung Fu into your shows and especially into those short clips.

[@rodcoburn8532]

Big fan of that area which is how I stumbled onto your channel. Looking forward to catching up on what I missed - this is some seriously quality stuff and the joy and humility in nature is very refreshing. The first look at Triple Fork campground at 39:09 brings me back to the time I first saw it. Seeing and hearing the joy in your faces/voices, the cries of "Andrew! You got to see this!" , "Pick of the litter" etc. were very much like when I first heard the rushing water and skipped through the sapling tunnel into that clearing. FYI the NCT that continued due north as you passed to take the north loop of the Minister Creek trail only climbs uphill 100' before leveling out. The 3.9 miles to the next trailhead at FR 116 includes an old railroad grade that makes you think you're walking a private road. There's some neat rocks including one that looks like a giant macaroon!

[@renooakes5923]

Your films are a great way to start the evening after a long day working. I am like camping on the couch with you guys, with my bowl of salad or a plate of hot food on my lap. Not sharing lol. I love the scenery of this film especially, and also all the detail and educational parts you guys always put in it. I go camping tomorrow, bicycle to the Dutch coast, next day a long hike in the dune forest and the day after bicycle home. Being outside gives so much energy :)

[@jeremycoxcreates9360]

33:47 imagine walking alone in the woods and finding 3 dudes in their 30s filming themselves eating candy and going " look its a tongue blblblbah".. Great episode as always guys!!

[@ducaticanine]

just got back from a two week journey throughout rural Norway and national parks, you guys HAVE GOT to go there. absolutely stunning nature/country. love the videos!

[@susanlee7842]

I really like all your videos and you guys being not so old yet so mature in your concepts in life and it’s aspects ! I am sad to see the mankind’s are ruining the beautiful nature and only in the deep woods we can enjoy the beautiful nature and it’s meaning helps us to be content without all fancy materials that people spend so much time to acquire them ! Thank you so much for your zeal for the nature and appreciating the simpleness in life!

[@alexk3072]

This was literally my first ever backpacking trip. What a memory

[@skibooski6884]

Great video, I grew up in tionesta which is about 10 minutes from this trail and I feel lucky now that I know other people appreciate the beauty of forest county.

[@adrienneflora7078]

I live in PA and there are many beautiful trails here. I live in Beaver Falls, PA and out here in Beaver County PA there are some neat trails and old cemeteries. Pretty neat place to live.

[@marcokuang01]

the wingchun part is hillarious lol.

[@antheacondilis7886]

Hello from Australia! We love watching your channel. We enjoy the beauty of your country through you. One day, we’ll check out a few of your trails. This one is a botanical doozy.