Continental Divide Trail Documentary: CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE

[@GlidingChiller]

I'm German and I just want y'all Americans to know that you have an absolutely stunningly beautiful country full of untouched wilderness. Please take good care of it.

[@dannynimmo3052]

Thank you, Germany is a really great place too, although I haven't been yet I've had the absolute pleasure of working with some people from Germany at times. I'll make it over there one of these days :)

[@stargazer7184]

We're trying.

[@sarala1jan]

Exactly. But people tend to take for granted. Thank you for making us aware.

[@stayhomewearamask3318]

Thank you and we're trying but big organizations and companies such as oil companies are halting our progress and they're making it worse

[@jpackman77]

... we don't. I mean I do, but there are too many people who just consume and trash it like its the latest dospoable product they get to use and then throw away. I'm honestly ashamed to be American half the time.

[@RhinoDigital]

I did it!.. Im a Triple-Crowner!.. I Thru-Watched all Three of your Documentaries!.. Dixie to Maine, A year of Ice & Fire, and Choose your Adventure!.. WooHoo!

[@airwolf61970]

Congrats! Your a potato...

[@jackgardner2514]

No you aren't

[@Choco-pasta]

Haha nice one

[@tamgsmith8077]

I have watched all her thru hikes 3 times now. Not sure what that makes me but I cannot get enough! Really need to get my butt out there.

[@hand__banana]

@@tamgsmith8077 same boat, here's hoping i get a thru hike out before 30 :D

[@marktroup2978]

Starting the AT in two months at the tender age of 54 with the goal of triple crowning before 60. Thanks for helping to put it all in perspective for me. Your journey is truly inspiring.

[@jamiepeirce526]

You got this. Good luck.

[@fabmothernature7324]

Have a good and safe trip!!!!🎉

[@Broken_Cracka]

Are you going alone? I want to do it in a year or two. We are close in age. I’m glad you are going. I sometimes think that since I’ve raised my kids, my life is over. I wish you so much luck,

[@angellynette8258]

Good luck with your journey. I’m 50 this year and want to try it when I retire hopefully in 3 more years. I need to practice and get in better shape first but I have always loved hiking. I let myself get discouraged cause I have to do mostly on my own. I plan on starting winter hiking to avoid so many bugs and snakes,😂.

[@hihi-lu4mh]

Anyone else coming back for a marathon of all her thru-hike documentaries?

[@annebarch7751]

She's got me getting ready to do the AT in 2023. Watched them all and I think out of the three I can do the AT. I'll be 61

[@hihi-lu4mh]

@@annebarch7751 That’s cool! Good luck!!👍

[@annebarch7751]

@@hihi-lu4mh thanks

[@jehnglynn]

@@annebarch7751are you hiking it now? We need an update!

[@fortuneinternationalsemina3461]

I just retired following 32 great years of service to our great country (U.S. Army Special Operations) Dixie you are the one person that has inspired me to travel to Georgia to begin the AT on the 1st of March, 2021. Soon I will be leaving Phoenix Arizona and heading to begin my journey on the AT. Thank You. You Inspire Me.

[@hyperdoge3908]

did u do it

[@fortuneinternationalsemina3461]

@@hyperdoge3908 Yes my buddy and i did the hike. A section hike of the Shanondoas (Spelling) to get a feel. I loved it and returned with another Army buddy and we hiked another long section. Currently in the Philippines now preparing for a 40 mile adventure hike around an entire island.

[@dannynimmo3052]

@@fortuneinternationalsemina3461 Awesome! You're inspiring as well. Thanks for your 32 years, lets hope we can get to our young people, to be patriots again:)... That Philippines hike is certainly creative, I'm gonna look into that I'm curious about that one

[@420BLUNTLEY]

@@fortuneinternationalsemina3461 oh so you

[@larrystephens6085]

This is better than 90% of whats on TV!

[@aaaffff766]

*100%

[@MysticTarotwithTiffany]

Agreed

[@coniferousforests8030]

100% to b more accurate

[@Beastro777]

Better than ANYTHING on TV. What do you think is better the news that lied to us about 9/11, or the propaganda called movies that program our minds?

[@clovermark39]

Much better than anything on TV. Great viewing.

[@TeamFish15]

I’ve been with you every step of the way. Sadly, I was planning my AT Thru Hike when I was involved in a head on collision. I was permanently disabled with a severe foot injury; and I’ll never get to do it. So thank you for letting me travel along vicariously through your journeys. It’s been a joy being a fan and a benefactor. Looking forward to what’s next.

[@bvs5164]

YOU choose what defines you, hike your own path with a smile! Best of luck!

[@TeamFish15]

BvS thank you 😊

[@nautiquecowboynautiquecowb5317]

Similar thing happened to me I would love to take a hike. No one really knows till it happens to them .Best wishes I hope you get better.

[@TeamFish15]

nautiquecowboy nautiquecowboy Much Thanks! Blessings to you!

[@wandawilloughby6052]

WeBHeelin maybe go and do some trail magic and still be a part of the trail

[@pjd1147]

Watching this in March 2020, in lockdown in the UK due to Corona virus. Trails closed, watching this to keep sane while unable to go walking...

[@scottscottman9447]

@Jack Obrein Shut up, idiot.

[@tonkerdog1243]

I’m watching this in Doha Qatar, where it’s 47c outside. Keeping me sane and I’ve been in my apartment since March. It’s July now.

[@Jits_Monster]

It must suck to live under that kind of tyranny. Move to the US, you'd likely love it.

[@flipflat4814]

@Jack Obrein Thank you for being woke my friend 👊.

[@peterjones4180]

No one EVER stopped us walking in NSW, U.K sounds like the peoples republic of Victoria with Dear Leader Dan.

[@geraldf8191]

The part with the electricity in the air making her hair stand up and trekking poles buzzing.....WOW!! Holy crow!!

[@normanshadow1]

That was freaky, but I was more scared for them hiking the pass in a whiteout!

[@garynoble4320]

I once had this, with carbon poles. In the middle of Summer, but I was below the tree line so I put the poles a good 30 feet away and sat down and waited..... got VERY wet, but what an awsome spectacle.... WOW

[@michelleperry7774]

This is incredible. Netflix doc worthy. Love the cinematography & music & everything!!! & the emotion at the end 😭😭😭Can’t wait to watch the rest of the docs💕💕💕

[@martintrj5620]

They should make a movie about this here wonder woman. My dream, living the outdoor life, I just haven’t had the guts to let go. Maybe when my kids grow up. I’ve been watching Dixie’s vids for days. Keep ‘em coming 👍

[@Leoness90210]

@@martintrj5620 Don't Wait!!! Even if you go for a week or two! I learned the hard way and when I got my life back (but also took early retirement through a Corp Package)...but I packed it all up and put into storage, then traveled the US Highways that took me to the entire West Coast, East Coast, Southern Fla and Key West, over to Naples on Gulf Side of Fla and then to South Padre Island in South Texas;;;;All The Ocean Fronts and Beaches. Then I traveled to UK to visit my son and his family and also Coach for a week at a Youth Leadership Bootcamp. Then I flew to France to start walking the Camino de Santiago which started in France and I finished in Santiago de Compostela, Spain! Be open to what is and what is will come into your life :) :)

[@robertblalock6805]

So, let me get this straight... You quit your good job as an engineer to walk thousands of miles and live in a tent? You are my fricking hero!!

[@thinsurface]

She really has to be the toughest girl i have ever seen. Brave and mighty, just WOW.

[@MrUltralight55]

I would say she followed her dream whether accidental or not and that is something so many folks will never do, but I wouldn’t call her a “hero”. I know of thousands of men and women that walk thousands of miles and sleep in tents, that I’d call a hero, but that’s my opinion, you have yours, I’ll respect that.

[@fredwells7403]

@@MrUltralight55 Who are the thousands of men and women that you are talking about? I am not sure that I'm following what you're saying.

[@jackgardner2514]

@@fredwells7403 @mrultralight55 is making a reference to the U.S. Military. though frankly they sleep in pretty nice F.O.B. bunkers and barely ever bivvy, also they don't hike they drive. So the semantics of his argument is weak as well as the sentiment as the fact that someone can be someone's personal hero without being automatically compared to the U.S. Military. His subtextual argument that Robert Blalock is disrespecting the troops by his statement that Dixie is his hero is frankly just stupid. I teach, I have had kids say i'm their hero. I had my life saved by an EMT once, he is my hero. Our troops live life in a hostile warzone, or provide back up and labor after a natural disaster, or keep illegal weapons and drugs from entering our borders, they are our country's heroes. I just can't stand the bullshit, let's start a fight so I can show how much I love America, and freedom, and eagles and shit. If you have received or retained a fifth grade education, you got the Context of Blalock's statement. "But the Troops...." just seems weirdly out of context. Mr. ultralight is automatically stating that: The teacher who talked a kid out of suicide that weekend isn't anyone's hero. The Paramedics that save lives aren't heroes The Basketball coach that inspires a kid to go to college isn't a hero. A Step parent who comes in and deals with all the baggage and loves a child as if they weren't their own isn't a hero. Heroes are people who make a difference whether it's to one person or a million. In the beginning of this quarantine, these thru hikers inspired me to get moving more and to do what it took to take my own adventure. consequently, I was 523 In January... I started with diet but once we started Quarantine in Mid MArch I started walking every day. My first walk I went a quarter of a mile. It's 3 months later and now I'm 418 and walking 3 miles a day, 5 days of the week and i get a mile and a half walk in on the off days. So to me these guys are my heroes because they showed me how rewarding it can be when you just get out there and do the damn thing.

[@jackgardner2514]

@@MrUltralight55 @Fred Wells @mrultralight55 is making a reference to the U.S. Military. though frankly they sleep in pretty nice F.O.B. bunkers and barely ever bivvy, also they don't hike they drive. So the semantics of his argument is weak as well as the sentiment as the fact that someone can be someone's personal hero without being automatically compared to the U.S. Military. His subtextual argument that Robert Blalock is disrespecting the troops by his statement that Dixie is his hero is frankly just stupid. I teach, I have had kids say i'm their hero. I had my life saved by an EMT once, he is my hero. Our troops live life in a hostile warzone, or provide back up and labor after a natural disaster, or keep illegal weapons and drugs from entering our borders, they are our country's heroes. I just can't stand the bullshit, let's start a fight so I can show how much I love America, and freedom, and eagles and shit. If you have received or retained a fifth grade education, you got the Context of Blalock's statement. "But the Troops...." just seems weirdly out of context. Mr. ultralight is automatically stating that: The teacher who talked a kid out of suicide that weekend isn't anyone's hero. The Paramedics that save lives aren't heroes The Basketball coach that inspires a kid to go to college isn't a hero. A Step parent who comes in and deals with all the baggage and loves a child as if they weren't their own isn't a hero. Heroes are people who make a difference whether it's to one person or a million. In the beginning of this quarantine, these thru hikers inspired me to get moving more and to do what it took to take my own adventure. consequently, I was 523 In January... I started with diet but once we started Quarantine in Mid MArch I started walking every day. My first walk I went a quarter of a mile. It's 3 months later and now I'm 418 and walking 3 miles a day, 5 days of the week and i get a mile and a half walk in on the off days. So to me these guys are my heroes because they showed me how rewarding it can be when you just get out there and do the damn thing.

[@SamirMishra6174]

I watched this two years ago, I still remember the joy I felt back then, watching it again is just as great.

[@SridharSaraf]

I vicariously hiked the entire CDT in 2 hours and 25 minutes. Thanks for sharing your amazing journey.

[@JohnathanAulabaugh]

“I just wanna be outside”🤣 That mountain lion experience was pretty awesome. Photography being such a huge part of my life it worries me that I’ll want to stop and wait for good light at good spots instead of getting my miles in lol.

[@brendabergstrom-graf6729]

Just finished watching at the end of the first day of 2021. Last year was hard. Lost my sister and best friend who had cancer to Covid. She and I grew up.back country hiking and camping as kids. Our gear was old and too big for our little frames but we loved it. I'll dedicate my thru hikes to my sister. ♥️

[@Hope8x28]

I'm so sorry for your loss!

[@Franknank]

My wife and I will never forget you blowing you harmonica as you met that mountan lion on the trail. Music soothes the savage beast!

[@jimcarlile6679]

Most likely

[@worthdixon1072]

Dixie, what a spectacular hike. Thanks for taking all of these videos and sharing them with us. Be sure to share the love with Aaron (dude, heckuva trail to pick for your first through hike!) and of course, Perk. Those guys are true friends, troopers, and exactly the sort of HIKER TRASH that we are all better off to have in our lives. Y'all ROCK!

[@pagesofcameron]

as someone raised in CO, when you ran into the mountain lion I almost crapped my pants. I've only ever seen footprints in my backyard.... in school they taught us what to do when we ran into bears, deer, moose, etc. when they got to mountain lions they basically just said good luck.

[@thisbeem2714]

Crazy. I think they are scary, but If you're loud and big they will leave. I probably would have screamed like a maniac at it to go away. I'm more scared when I can't see them, because then they might be stalking me.

[@M21assult]

Glock 26 comes in real handy right there. All states allow you to carry while doing sports like this. It’s extra weight though.

[@Romin.777]

Cool

[@tamgsmith8077]

I enjoy seeing all the views when hiking but I would like to see more of them setting up camp. How to choose good spots, protect food and self from creatures, build fires, etc. Cannot stop watching these thru hikes. Man, I really want to be out there! Thanks for sharing Dixie. Love from Texas💖🌏☺

[@dragonflytee]

She does have so many information videos. Have you checked those. These are meant to be more of a chronicle of her journey.

[@SoulDevoured]

If you watch the playlist it has more of those details. This is the condensed version

[@DB-xo6xh]

34:40 Can anyone tell me how to look for videos of people as a couple or community, buy and package, then mail food? How do i even start to search for that, This looks so real and I have never done it before, and I'd love some tips. People just showing what food to take before they leave for a hike or camping is helpful but a more vlog style I think I'd appreciate.

[@thomasdroher3890]

I did not know if I could watch the whole video but I did and I got to tell you you're one Brave little lady. I laughed, got scared hungry and cold. Above all you helped me think about some things in my life. Thank you and your friends for the journey.

[@HomemadeWanderlust]

Thomas Droher Thank you, Thomas! I appreciate your feedback & you watching .

[@downthrabithole]

Omg tears of joy for you! YOU HAVE INSPIRED ME TO BECOME A TRIPLE CROWNER. I’m starting with the AT in the beginning of 2021. I’ve already been saving for equipment and buying a piece every month. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. ✨ Be the light you were born to be ✨-K

[@M21assult]

DownTh RabitHole saving for the cdt next spring. Can’t thru hike it but I can do it in sections over 2 years or so.

[@jamesbooker9411]

Hike at least a hundred miles on a trail before you say you're going to become a triple crowner

[@emcelroy1000]

Im planning the AT 3/2021 hopefully we open up our country by then.

[@adventureswiththecrazyvet]

I'll be doing the AT starting March 15 2021. Can't wait .

[@rileep8082]

@@jamesbooker9411 no need to be negative. Dixie's first thru-hike was the AT.

[@faithbeltz2040]

1:19:30 was giving me a heart attack, when hair stands up and static that means electricity is running through the ground for lighting withing 1,000 feet of your location!!!

[@MsTheGurr]

Me: Wow over 2 hours what a long documentary Also Me: oh yeah ... Dixie hiked for like HALF A YEAR

[@airwolf61970]

Love your last name😆

[@pamelaremme38]

This was SO EXCITING to watch!!! I am 64 and love camping, love hiking, love the outdoors, love wildlife.....I MISSED MY CALLING!!! Thanks for allowing me to live vicariously through your journey. EXCELLENT FOOTAGE.

[@StephenFasseroMusic]

Thru hiking is a true blessing of being alive during this time on Earth. Thanks for taking us with you.

[@FreedivejeepHD]

Most people choose either fight...or flight, when encountering an apex predator: Dixie plays the harmonica. Girl, you are cool as a cucumber!

[@tjay4727]

half a harir from death. that cat was contemplating, like your house cat when there not sure exactly what there thinkin............it was thinkin fight or flight. they dont turn because they measure by there selves. they attack when u turn. or from behind. it wasent hungry and didnt want to show its tail. but didnt feel threatened enough. what did dix say holy guacamole yaw. sums it up.

[@MedusasFeelinSalty]

I'm brave as hell about a lot of things, but that cat would have definitely given me a code brown, staring at me like that lol Dixie is one of the coolest chicks I know of 😎

[@rickarmiger4484]

I just finished watching this..it’s 11:39pm on May 20th here right now in Md...I’ve watched a lot of thru hiking videos over the past few months but nothing that compares to this. I felt like I was with you...the beauty at points took my breath away even sitting on my couch streaming this to my 65” tv. I paused the video several times just to enjoy the beauty. You are truly an Amazing woman!! I’m a grown man and I have to admit I teared up at the end when completed your Triple Crown!!! Thank you so much for taking us all along on this Adventure. Now I have to go back and watch all your other videos because this one just started playing after another video I was watching... Thanks again...I can’t wait to see what’s in store for you next!! Don’t let that “Mummy” Ever catch up!!

[@JohndaCantrell]

Absolutely an amazing journey! I loved watching you on the AT, I was white-knuckled on PCT, dumbstruck on CDT by your courage and tenacity! Hopefully, you will realize how much impact you’ve had on people who are just beginning to find their adventurous side. Loved every minute of it! Can’t wait for more! Aaron is a rockstar! Who does that trail out of the gate! Your insight and personality and his editing (and apparent tenacity too!) , is a winning combination.

[@rochellearellano7135]

Starting the CDT at the tender age of 69 next spring (2024). This video is certainly my inspiration!

[@sunnithrasher-lewis5768]

Awe! I’ve watched all three of your Triple Crown thru-hikes, in order, and when you touched the northern terminus of the CDT, in Canada,I started crying with you. I lived vicariously through you, the whole time, sometimes cheering you on, sometimes arguing with the trail, animals, and weather conditions, but I was along with ya, the entire ride. Thank you. I’ve thought about hiking the AT for a few years, and I’ve decided to start thru-hiking because of you. I’ve finally gotten to a place in my life where I like myself and have no more regrets about life, so I’m psychologically ready to accept, and take responsibility for, anything that happens on the trail. Thank you, you’ve given me the courage to do it. ❤

[@davdcartr]

This is one of the most epic things I’ve ever seen. Girl, you’re amazing. I hope my girls grow up to be as brave as you :).

[@jeffmcgrath2202]

Dixie im so glad that i found you 3 years ago .i was at a very low point in my lifehaving just had valve replacement surgery .you have grown so much during the triple crown, your mama must be really proud!

[@yemanaful]

I have just loved watching your videos. As a woman beginner hiker, I hear a lot of “you shoulds” and “you can’t”. I love to hear your encouragement of YOU CAN! What a victory you celebrated in Canada! Awesome job!

[@CarterSams]

Go on with your self, Kathlene!! This stranger & fellow beginner is rooting for you (us) every step of the way!!

[@luisvasconcelos8145]

What a fantastic documentary not only of the CDT trail but of perseverance and the power of the will. Thank you for the sharing and congrats on the achievement. Regarding the filming and editing it’s fantastic.

[@istra70]

This is 10 times better than any National Geographic . What a scenery and what a determination, what a girl..... Love your positive attitude and your take on life. Take care and thanks for posting.....

[@gregoutdoors7]

Guess i'll just say it again... "Tough as Nails." Aaron and Perk, you guys rock! Thank you for taking us with you. :)

[@cdw81960]

Your trip is very inspiring! I've always wanted to do the CDT and never made the time. I'm months away from retirement and you've convince me to make the trek.

[@explorermike19]

Wow, I have been hiking for 45 years and never came that close to a mountain lion (that I could see). You were really fortunate to have that encounter with a mountain lion, although it may have been scary at the time.

[@jimcarlile6679]

I’m sure it got her pulse racing !

[@fhazen01]

I can’t begin to describe how proud I am of you for completing not only the CDT but the triple crown. You have enough will and determination for any three people. I had tears in my eyes when you reached Canada. As you stated, it was bittersweet. May God protect you on all your future adventures.

[@RickStoneTravels]

Seen this before, but I'm sitting here this morning drinking my coffee just loving rewatching this. Thru-hiking a shorter trail next month but I'm so excited!

[@benbehmer]

A saying we have here in Colorado for the weather is: 5 minutes or 5 miles. The wearer changes so frequently every day, especially during the summer

[@12gaDefender]

the shot of your legs shaking after Grays Peak was priceless 1:14:23, anyone who has done their share of climbing knows that feeling...great story telling ;)

[@chuckcubbins4615]

Outstanding!!!! So awe inspiring it brought tears to my eyes, at 65 i'll never have my dream come true but I saw it through your eyes and I thank you so very much.

[@Bea_Strong]

You’re only 65!!!! You can still do this!

[@jaxxentheexplorer4156]

That was so inspirational. Cannot believe I watched the whole thing in one sitting. It was beautiful, relaxing, and made such a connection to nature for the viewer. Well done! Congratulations! Will be looking up your other Thru-hikes.

[@timroberts1109]

I am watching you! I am encouraged by and learning from you and for that, thank you! My life, is deeply lacking the adventure I crave…. Being the father of two minor children and experiencing the shared custody of them, I fought so hard for… my deeper adventure has to be postponed for the time being. I enjoyed this video. Good luck to you, congratulations and may your adventure continue.

[@hallmargaret7794]

way to go Dixie Girl, im 51 a grandmother of 5 and i have loved watching u on your journey its just been so great, congratulations on your triple crown.

[@alexanderweaver9182]

Congratulations to you, Aaron and Perk for this amazing accomplishment! Kudos for a job well done. What an adventure. Your filming prowess was incredible.

[@nman2008]

You saw a lot of wildlife! I was most nervous for you when you came across the mooses! Loved watching your adventure!

[@eagle6754]

The trilogy; as in the Return of the King, or in your case, "Return of the Queen!" Your hiking adventures have truly been amazing!

[@cq7415]

Wow, that is one strong girl. I admire your determination and courage. Several dangerous parts, hair standing on end at 1:19:21, moose so close, bears, snow in Glacier Park. You did a great job of filming, editing. Even carried a drone. Best parts are Colorado and Wind River Mtns in Wyoming. Many places in video did not even have a trail. Lots of mountain goats in Colorado. You should be very proud of yourself. You will have this video and the memories forever. Life is not things but experiences. Thanks for sharing this great adventure.

[@laurie3881]

O.M.G!!!!!! Wow, just wow. There should be some kind of award for this! This is an amazing documentary. I was holding my breath during the trek across the scree and the snow! My knees would be weak when the camera panned down the slope. The moose encounter was spectacular. I felt like I was there for every step. Congratulations on your Triple Crown!

[@hikersteph]

I went on my first solo backpacking trip last April, and I remember thinking how cool it was to be out backpacking by myself at the same time as you were hiking the CDT. And now, I'm starting the PCT on April 6th! Might be a long shot, but I would seriously die of happiness if I bumped into you and your mama out on the trail :)

[@heatherbriscoe548]

Just now watching this last video kinda late but I have watched all the others and your videos are the only 2hr videos I have ever watched the entire way thru...lol. Great Editing Aaron! amazing music!

[@johnhart159]

Let's just go ahead and say it. Dixie your inspirational! I hope these videos earn you enough to hike whenever and wherever you like.

[@russellbush6323]

I absolutely don't know when I've watched anything and had so much fun. It was truly like being with you guys every step. What a privilege it was to watch this documentary. I am so very proud to share this planet with y'all. Kudos to the young lady from Opelika Alabama!

[@Brandon-11]

Even though I’ve watched all the vlogs for the cdt I’m ready to see how the movie turns out! Movie was fantastic as usual! Dixie you’re my idol!

[@michaelpiecuch4341]

Even though I watched the whole trip every Wednesday night,the editing on this documentary was sooo good, it was treat to see again. Thank You!

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

Congratulations to you all ! What a fantastic journey, what an amazing woman. Congratulations on your triple crown as well.

[@frankmirgeler1826]

Thank you for letting me share your experience vicariously. The love of hiking came to me late in life so my accomplishments have been modest. I do share the feelings you had at the Canadian border. Tears of emotion gratitude, humility. Thanks.

[@keithkimmel6638]

You are a true inspiration! And a hero to a lot of us, who making those trails will only remain a dream! God bless you!

[@gretchenvosburgh4061]

So sad this was the last one - I've enjoyed watching SO much but so happy for you!!

[@neekota]

If you're subscribed you'll already know, but just in case you aren't, Dixie and her sister Montana hiked the Camino in Spain/France this autumn. It's on her channel :) I thought it'd be a shame if you weren't aware and noone told you. Happy holidays.

[@thinkinoutloud.1]

Great journey, wise moves, and a lovely, poetic life experience. Loved it. Thank you Dixie girl!

[@kelseyjowest4562]

You guys all have really cool spirits! ❤️💪✌🏻 I hope to one day do a nice long thru- hike. I lost my oldest brother very tragically in 2018, we just had the one year anniversary. I miss him more than I could ever explain. I want to go out in nature and hike to aid in my grieving process. It’s very special to appreciate Mother Nature for exactly how she is. And learn to love yourself for exactly who you are. At each moment...

[@vicsaul5459]

get out there, great therapy after sad times,

[@oldkingspook]

I've had such terrible cabin fever this January (2022). I'm on my own hike, not physical, but with something I've been working on for a long time and I have been burned out in every way possible. This helped get me out of the blues, and to get moving again. Thanks, Dixie.

[@jday1965]

I know the toaster house well. I was a firefighter there for a few years. I met a few hikers over the years and have some great memories of that place.

[@bobpitcher670]

Those are wolf tracks that you are coming across. The wolves there are the smaller Mexican or prairie wolf. The bigger wolf is the Canadian gray. Or what we call the timber wolf. They will be in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana.

[@ScottyDMcom]

What they call the "prairie wolf" in Montana is actually a coyote.

[@bobpitcher670]

@@ScottyDMcom a no, Lewis and Clark noted that there was a difference between the prairie wolf and the coyote. My Grandfather protected his sheep from wolves in central Idaho back in the 1920's. He noted there was a big difference between the two different wolves also. He said that the timber wolf was way more aggressive

[@bargleboy]

Dang Dixie, I am rewatching this and once again so blown away by how tough you are, and what a great attitude you have throughout. You are one cool, inspiring woman. And major props to Aaron for sticking out all that craziness and finishing!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures with us and putting up so much useful info for aspiring hikers like myself ☺️

[@arnaudlust9449]

Hi from Belgium Dixie! I followed you during you PCT and CDT and I loved it! Congrats for this marvelous movie you guys built!

[@sierraseb3311]

Excellent documentary on all three Big Ones! Thank you for allowing us to hear the sounds of the wind, of streams, of birds, of the crunch of the trail and not covering it up with continuous music. You were very judicious with your inclusion of music and I VERY much appreciate it. Congratulations 🍾

[@kennethschlegel3467]

Congratulations on completing the Triple Crown, your documentaries are very entertaining, you may very well be one of the toughest and most entertaining, funny and spirited thru hikers to share your experiences with the common viewers.

[@douglassmith2946]

Fabulous job on the film. Dixie you are one tough lady and an example to all of us but especially women, that you can do anything if you are willing to do the work and believe in yourself. Congrats from Wetumpka!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@ghc26]

Inspirational. Loved seeing the three of you finish together. I also loved hearing your stories and perspectives. Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈

[@kamakauketwo5282]

Popcorn, er ... Salt & Vinegar Kettle Chips by the TV chair. Ready to watch!

[@gillianorley]

It’s good to see someone putting on a tie to go hiking through the desert. We’ve became much too casual lately.

[@onelonelysnickers]

I’m sitting here watching this, watching you go up and over Gray’s Peak, and thinking there’s no way I’ll ever be able to do that. I have Triple Crown aspirations starting with the PCT in 2023, the AT in 2024 then the CDT in 2025. How do you convince yourself to not turn around and quit? That looked terrifying! Mad props to you ❤️

[@Get_Some_Nature]

She inspired me to want to be a triple crowner also. I thruhiked the AT in 2022. Two more trails to go!!!

[@incantraveler]

I love nature too! I just moved to Colorado and it's now a goal of mine to complete the CDT too someday :) Thanks for being such a cool inspiration in the hiking world.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

1:45:00 that is a female cricket and shes laying eggs in the ground.

[@roseallai]

Incredible thank you

[@richardbristol452]

Dixie, You are simply amazing!Thanks for sharing all of your adventures with us and for being such an inspiration as we all embark on our own. You are a gift. God Bless you.

[@downsjmmyjones101]

Perk: "I hear sounds." This man is clearly the best hiking partner. I'm gonna need to borrow him for my AT hike.

[@RalphReagan]

Dear Dixie, Thanks for your videos. My wife has watched them and has understood my desire to thru-hike. Btw I cried when you finished again.

[@stephaniew2545]

This is an absolutely amazing movie! I have watched you through all three hikes and you are an inspiration! Congratulations on your triple crown and THANK YOU for bringing us along the way!! (Aaron....perfect editing! Thanks to you too!)

[@w.scotthumphrey6831]

This was fantastic. I'm amazed by your commitment and perseverance through some of those final passes in the snow. Well done Dixie et al.

[@hallman321]

Even though I watched all of these clips as you posted them, THIS WAS AWESOME!!! Better than anything on Discovery Channel or Netflix. Great job editing. What an epic adventure!! Thank you Dixie!

[@vicsaul5459]

concur

[@davidjohn316]

Just finished all three of your trail documentaries and I extend my congratulations on your successful completion of the Triple Crown. I'm also enjoying the rest of your channel ...your one of the bravest women I know taking on these incredible adventures and sharing them with the rest of the world ... Happy Trails ... :-)

[@Gemmahaven]

I thank you for showing how beautiful this beloved country of ours. You’re encouraging us to spend more outdoor and enjoy nature.

[@MysticTarotwithTiffany]

I literally can watch this over and over. I cry every time with Jess at the end. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@mixythetricks]

When you were packing your tent up for the last time I cried my eyes out lol. Brilliant stories and adventures. You should be so proud.

[@jenniferlawrence1372]

40:46 I need this on a T Shirt "Homemade Wanderlust" on the front and "Whatever. The devil's comin'." on the back

[@fortuneinternationalsemina3461]

I am a grown man sitting here at the end of this video crying like a baby.....I am feeling something here. Thank You..So Much Inspiration packed in this entire video.

[@ydargkeeton4167]

You are such a joy to watch, love your show, your smile and your attitude is completely and utterly addictive, Keep living the dream, Your a GREAT and BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN 🇺🇸

[@robpalanzagtr]

What an amazing inspiring adventure! Thank you allowing us on your journey. Can’t wait for the next one!

[@JohnPetrie]

The scenery along your journey was absolutely amazing!!! Thanks for documenting your travels to share with others. :)

[@darylbergmann7345]

Great videos, I just watched all 3 through hikes. Thanks for sharing. I am inspired by your motivation.

[@glynisvillarica1567]

I just started watching your documentaries and I cannot stop watching your journey . You inspire me and all the talks that you give while you are hiking are all true facts of life. I love all the scenes you take because as if I am hiking with you. Please continue on all your adventures and good luck . Be happy

[@MotherFlustered]

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve watch this but EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I loose it when you get emotional upon the approach to the monument at the end of the trail. You inspire me. ❤️

[@therealporters]

This is an excellent movie! The photography and editing are stunning.

[@MoHiker69]

Brilliant.....that needs to be on Nat Geo

[@stevenews5910]

I totally agree. They will reauire that it be trimmed down to 80 minutes or less.

[@Ohiotruckerkat]

Ditto!!!!

[@coleslaw7000]

I think Dixie needs her own show, traveling the world and hiking trails...I mean at this point I fully expect her to say something like, “For my next trick I will climb all the 8000+ meter mountains”.....WDE Dixie....

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

NatGeo sucks now. This is way better than anything they are producing these days.

[@wouldbang6928]

Really? It's not that good. It's just a bunch of clips strung together

[@bwr3rd]

As soon as I heard your accent, I knew you had to be from the South. Love the video! Congratulations on completing the triple crown!!! You're amazing!!!

[@jen6202]

Wow! I can't believe all the different Wildlife you've seen in Colorado!! And what a beautiful state!❤

[@hupego1]

I was in Yellowstone last week, I meet a guy in a remote area picnic area, I stop there to take rest and take lunch with family, I say hi to the guy, he was resting cleaning his stuff, invited for lunch, and is where I learn about this trail, the continental divide trail, since there I was interested to know about it, watching videos in KZbin, and I found this video ( your video) and at the moment i star watching I can’t stop!!!! Omg! A great production!!! Beautiful adventure!!! I ended to watch the video at midnight!!! I really appreciate the work you put to this video. Glad you finished all safe . I will be checking more of your channel. Thanks again, greetings from Kansas City.