Colorado Adventure 2024 | Day 5 | Pyramid Peak

[@tomd804]

Epic video - thank you! At some point, please do a video review of your preferred/required kit for your 14'er climbs. Again, thank you for taking us along with you on your adventures!

[@michaelkennedy3264]

I don't know if it's just my age, but really appreciate the challenges and risks with the trails you are taking on these mountains, narrow trails with steep downsides all around and plenty of loose rocks.. Pretty sketchy paths from what I'm seeing and I'm not the smartest guy in the woods.. Really appreciate the videos along. the way and from the top of these mountains, but stay safe out there!

[@jlore6344]

OMG, I was literally on the edge of my seat watching this. About half way in I realized where that saying came from. I had actually moved to the edge (when you were on the edge). Scary. Beautiful though. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@sageshepard3522]

What an epic hike! Nice job! Quick question: Where do you go for service for the Himalayan in NorAZ?

[@On2Feet]

I do a lot of the services myself now. The closest official RE service is goaz in cottonwood (which is where I bought my himmie)…but there are a lot of places in Phoenix of course too.

[@maureendrozda9960]

JUST FOLLOW THE HAPPY CARINS IN COLORFUL COLORADO⛰️🏔️🏞️

[@On2Feet]

absolutely.....when they are there of course, and appear to follow the published route. Near the summit, following the green wall, cairns effectively disappeared or were not clearly followable. I've found a few places where there were multiple sets of cairns too...that led to different approaches (sometimes different from the published routes). But yes, I always try to follow the cairns if they are present.

[@richschuster1097]

Too sketchy for me, but it’s exciting seeing you do it.