Grand Teton National Park's SHOCKINGLY BLUE LAKE

Grand Teton National Park BLEW OUR MINDS! We never thought we would find a blue lake like this in America but Delta Lake was something special. Although Delta Lake is not on any trail maps, you can use the app AllTrails to find the hike. Hope this helps you find your way to this magical place WOOT WOOT!
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[@1adventure.outdoors]

I just found your videos and I am very impressed! I'm a disabled vet and I travel most of the year and watching travel videos is a way to get good ideas of where to go. Great quality videos keep up the good work!✌️

[@ian.and.ana.]

First of all thank you for your service to this country! Really means a ton and we love that we can share our adventures with you

[@GerRoland1]

Ian and Ana... another great video!! Love the Grand Teton's. They remind me of the rugged Alps. Did you get rid of the Wootmobile yet? Looking forward to your new videos... ~Gary in Michigan.

[@andylabonte4589]

This lake was so peaceful before KZbin and Instagram.

[@shammyone]

Everything is ruined now.

[@BryanMatias]

tbh everything was peaceful until you found it.

[@BryanSnider]

Same with horseshoe bend. Less than 10 years ago, you could go and be the only car in the very small parking lot. Since then, the parking lot grows every time I go.

[@brandyhernandez61]

Man, I wonder if you guys inspired Gabby. She even had the same van as yall. Stay safe yall.

[@michaelarthurdeutrich624]

Grand Teton is one of the best places I know. Thanks for your job to make that awesome video and chairing it with us.😎

[@markjohnson3366]

My wife and I are headed to Grand Teton for the third time in July. This place is one of the most beautiful parks we have. Seeing a bear on a trail will make your hair stand up on end. Great video you two!!!

[@rockybridges4820]

awesome guys! headed to grand teton next month and all though not quite as active as yall i enjoyed the video. hope your toe is good! stay safe

[@aishduauauehf]

I live in England and am coming to Canada for 22 days next July and also, Bryce Canyon, Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Zion NP!

[@ian.and.ana.]

That is so exciting! Hopefully our videos will help a bit with your trip! Or atleast get you pumped up WOOT WOOT! Just got to Utah so Bryce Canyon and Zion videos will be coming

[@dmountain390]

I am a bit late to this but as someone who lives in this area, it is always recommended especially hiking in the Tetons and Yellowstone that you always carry two cans of bear spray for two people. One can will empty in about 8 seconds. If a bear/or other animals continue to attack you will not have another form of defense for escape. Generally in the Tetons you will see tons of black bears, it's hard to see if that was a grizzly or not and it is brown in color so could have been a brown bear as well. Just an FYI. Enjoyed your video.

[@xsavalos]

If it was a grizzly doubt they would have such peaceful encounter

[@benmiles8161]

So glad you all are back! Your videos are next level for sure. Really enjoying your USA adventures. My wife and I have traveled across the US several times camping in a little pop up and have enjoyed many PB&J's along the way. Thanks for posting such great videos.

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ben this comment made our day so thank you!! That’s awesome that your wife and you have road tripped a ton. Where were your favorite spots along the way? PB&Js are LIFE on the road haha 😂

[@benmiles8161]

@@ian.and.ana. so many great places. We loved Yellowstone, Badlands, tetons but we're not able to hike as much as you guys do because of our dog. ( Could not leave him in pop up.) We just got an old Toyota RV so he can stay there now. Check out the Narrows hike in Zion NP and for something unusual check out Craters of the Moon National Monument and Reserve. We really love the pace and vibe of your videos!

[@kimbershepard9592]

We are doing a similar trip like you two! I’ve been following you. We leave in a few weeks! Badlands, Tetons, and Yellowstone! I can’t wait!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ahhh so excited for you!! You are going to have so much fun WOOT WOOT! Hope we helped plan a little of your trip

[@LayneFable]

THE BEST

[@bobkuhn861]

Hello from Cambridge, Ohio. We were there in July 2021

[@ian.and.ana.]

That's awesome!! Ana & I are from Cleveland!!

[@pinkfreud62]

@@ian.and.ana. I'm in-between from Akron, lol.

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

Any of yall see Gabby and Brian? The couple that got killed? The geologist?

[@alwaysgoup396]

I grew up in Jackson and hiked there many times as a kid. I can't wait to go back and hike those trails again.

[@Cajunboy57]

Love the video! Keep' um coming! Thank you guys!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ahhhh!!! Thanks Michael where are you watching from? Pumped to bring you along on many more adventures in the USA and beyond WOOT WOOT

[@Cajunboy57]

I'm in Kansas now! Originally from Louisiana! Thank you for the reply! Woot Woot back to ya!

[@thomassilas9]

Great to see your footage again guys ... Greetings from Indonesia, stay safe and healthy you both 💪🏼

[@ian.and.ana.]

Thanks Thomas WOOT WOOT! Awww we miss Indonesia so much and are planning on coming back in a couple months if it's safe

[@floridalife7564]

Looks like gabby van

[@josephkunert7664]

Awesome video. My college buddies and I are planning a trip here once school gets done. Thanks! Do you remember the name of the free campsite you stayed at by chance?

[@robindevries4705]

Would love to know too!!

[@pacoownsthis]

Haha wait... did you say you have an extra national park pass?!?! Also... that is on my bucket list this year, great video!!!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Haha someone actually reached out and bought the pass!! So excited for you it’s really epic and beautiful at the Tetons!! Make sure to stay on trail WOOT WOOT

[@charliereiff4766]

one of the toughest but most beautiful hike to suprize lake

[@bigsmalls8354]

If he’s out of breath I would have not made it past the grizzly! Great video guys! That pass is the best thing I bought at Yellowstone

[@ian.and.ana.]

Thanks for watching and so pumped you enjoyed WOOT WOOT! Yeah the annual pass is a great deal!

[@Hairfly100]

Awesome hike. I will be working in Teton Park this summer and my personal favorite is Lake Solitude.

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

How did it go?

[@kimdbrown2717]

Thank you. It was beautiful.

[@MahnaGhafori]

This is so awesome guys! Loved following along on your adventure!!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Awww Maza thanks so much!! We really appreciate it. We have been so bad about responding to comments for a couple weeks. WOOT WOOT!

[@joetua8852]

I'm glad you guys made it safely... Downhill.. woot woot..to the next one.. be safe always and have a blessed day.

[@ian.and.ana.]

Hahaha yes it was quite the hike down when it started to get dark but we did it WOOT WOOT! Keep killing it Joe

[@brandonsanders9674]

I was a little worried about her toe, it looked like a strawberry!?! I hope everything is good and the place looked amazing! I hope to see it in person sometime!

[@Hitchens-t5c]

Good work guys!!! Stay safe

[@lesliekoski8568]

Great video. What kind of camera do you use?

[@ian.and.ana.]

Canon 80d

[@lesliekoski8568]

Okay, just curious, great job and love your videos.

[@AsianSensation]

Great vid guys! I just got back from a backpacking trip in the Tetons (:

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ahhh thanks!!! So excited you enjoyed the video and more importantly that dang beautiful park WOOT WOOT! Where are you watching from?

[@davidshek606]

Great video guys! How long and far was the hike to this lake? Was it difficult?

[@YoshiV819]

Getting ready for the Teton National Park. Where in CLE?? We live in Berea.

[@thejohnnygshow]

My girlfriend and I just went on spring break to south dakota, I had no idea it was so nice

[@ian.and.ana.]

Underrated as heck!

[@darksideemt]

Beautiful stuff! I definitely wouldn't be jumping in both cause that's way too cold for this FL guy but also not being able to see in the water. Hate she got hurt though but gorgeous stuff.

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ahh we love Florida! Ana's parents have a place in Clearwater and that's where we quarantined

[@MartsEntertainment]

There are Bison in Wind River NP in SD too. You should also check out the Gros Ventre area.

[@geoffreyyoste45]

That looks like inspiration Lake that y’all hiked on, if it is that water is cold as hell. I was there July 4, 1997 and the lake was frozen over. First time watching the video, great job, enjoy life, keep it up

[@geoffreyyoste45]

Saw the ending, it’s not inspiration lake but it still looks like y’all went pretty damn high!!!

[@LayneFable]

The best hike I've ever done!! you guys are brave for going at dusk ahah

[@ian.and.ana.]

Haha it was a wee bit scary for sure!

[@warisarabarnhart1835]

Such a great high quality video. 🤩

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

If you want to see a truly stunningly blue lake check out Ice Lakes Basin in Colorado. The color of the water is so blue it doesn't even look real.

[@GregoryWingham]

Your excitement made this fun to watch. Of course, the scenery ain't bad either.

[@theblevgoldhouseholdgoes3568]

The Tetons were one of our favorites. We just got back from traveling there and many other places on our recent westward trip in a Cruise America RV. We were gone for 3 weeks with a now 1 year old and our pit Bull! Some of the best times I’ve had in National Parks were this trip.

[@jsfilms3090]

Jus saying the woot wagon sounds clean 🤷🏾‍♂️ u guys def making the most of ur 2020 keep grinding ✊🏾

[@ian.and.ana.]

OOOOHHHH WE LIKE THE WOOT WAGON! We may have to use that one haha. Loved bringing you along on this insane adventure in the Grand Tetons!

[@NurseTalking]

I love your trip to Wyoming. It reminds me of my visit to Grand Tetons and Yellowstone.

[@ian.and.ana.]

Aww so happy we could bring back great memories! Did you go recently. We thought it was out of this world beautiful

[@arunphillips6977]

This is so eerie, these guys have the same van that the lovely Gabby once had. Very sad to think of her.

[@Connect662]

Am I the only who hates these instagram clout chasers?

[@ian.and.ana.]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@angel_60v]

I dont hate them. They just don't seem humble.

[@mjkorb]

I was really happy she had to hike back with a ripped off toe

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

No

[@brookiebrooke928]

I went to amphitheater lake, was one of the best hikes. The wind caves on the Idaho side is also a easy fun hike.

[@MartsEntertainment]

You guys know that the bears smell your food too.

[@tayleemanu4920]

What mic do you use and tripod when recording your vlogs?

[@brianmenendez]

Crater Lake in Oregon is the most blue lake I've ever seen

[@ian.and.ana.]

We made a video there so check it out!

[@GregoryWingham]

I agree! The deepest blue from the deepest lake in North America.

[@MCOB2019]

Very very tough hike. It’s def worth the view at the end, but I do recommend working out quite a bit before you attempt this. Take plenty of water and snacks. It is worth if you make it to the top, sadly a lot of people turned around cause they couldn’t make it and didn’t get to see the beauty!

[@johannchua9800]

What is the name of the free campsite you stayed at? Trying to plan ahead for my trip, thanks

[@tomjohnson5700]

8 hours from Rapid to the Tetons? You must have been flying. I have made that same drive more than once and it took me a lot longer than 8 hrs.

[@LayneFable]

you guys make me realize i need a stabilizer hahah

[@rickolson-51]

Nothing beats Crater Lake in Oregon for Awesomeness...

[@rissakers]

Ahhh this campsite is AMAZE! Where is it?

[@ian.and.ana.]

We will be giving this and all our favorite campsites in our USA Travel Guide coming out May 17th! This campsite will be linked in the video Ebook WOOT WOOT

[@maverickzmedia]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@ian.and.ana.]

No problem so happy you enjoyed it!!

[@maverickzmedia]

@@ian.and.ana. love all the videos. currently binge watching now that I found your channel

[@jasonellis9777]

Poor Anna always has to carry the heavyweight stuff 🤷‍♂️??? Lol. Greats videos! Thank you and hope you guys are having fun!

[@nicoleatx]

Do you have a link for the backpack? Or what it's called?

[@eyeseegr8beauty978]

Gorgeous thumbnail! Beautiful video!

[@simonlarsen1090]

Ice lakes and columbine lake Colorado are super blue

[@blasterjaxx88]

Absolutely amazing 😍😍😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ian.and.ana.]

Pumped you enjoyed that crazy and beautiful adventure with us JAXX WOOT WOOT!

[@blasterjaxx88]

@@ian.and.ana. yaa I'm really enjoy it!! Woot woot!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@passingthroughtime3033]

Beautiful!

[@tonynewton5713]

PEOPLE! NEVER get that close to a grizzly!!! WTF!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Yes it was a scary moment and we did not know what to do besides calmly pass around the trail. Thank God we were ok

[@mikemitchell2379]

Looked like an awesome day and I'm glad everything went well. It would probably be worth looking up what to do when encountering bears on the trail. There are things you want to do and, more importantly, things NOT to do depending on whether it's a brown bear or a black bear. I'm sure it was an incredible encounter but I think everyone I saw in that short clip did the exact opposite of what you're supposed to do when it's a brown bear. Still, you guys are making some great memories. Be safe so you can keep.makiing them :)

[@tonynewton5713]

@@mikemitchell2379 I saw a mama grizz bluff charge a 70 year old that got out of his car to film her. This was in Yellowstone in late October. No one around. Maybe 4 or 5 cars parked. She was about 50 feet away and another 20 feet down (or so) from the roadside embankment. She closed that distance in 3 seconds. MAYBE. If it wasn't a bluff charge, that guy would be dead in one swipe. I literally told the guy to get back into his car not a minute before. She kept putting her nose in the air (smelling him), then out of nowhere, charged him and stood up. Probably 8 feet tall and no more than 5 feet from him as he tried to scramble around the bumper to the backside of his car. You wouldn't have believed the speed. Mere seconds and she was right on top of him.

[@DaydreamAboutNiceThings]

Oh yea !! Looks like fun !! Hope your toe us ok !

[@ian.and.ana.]

It still kinda hurts sometimes 😂

[@amandajo3074]

Oh good, I’m not the only hiker that starts their day with ramen noodles.. 😂🍜

[@ian.and.ana.]

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[@uweschroeder]

That campsite is a bit on the weird side. Since it's literally at the national park border there's a ton of weird people coming and going all the time. If you pull in to the second loop of designated campsites there's a small 2 track going up the hill and there's a lot nicer campsites up there if you a have a vehicle that can make it. Bonus is, the right time of year you can watch bison going south right in front of the grand tetons while sitting at a campfire. It doesn't get better than that. Well, that's a bit much drama for a very small injury. BTW: if you had walked around the lake to the far end, you could have gotten a fantastic shot with one person on the rocks up front when the other person takes the photo from the other side of the lake with a tele. Nope, bears are not interested in you. I'd be a lot more respectful of a moose or a bison than a grizzly. They're mostly vegetarian and unless they have cubs they tend to avoid noisy humans. There are moose walking by that campsite and that can be scary. You should buy the bear spray though - it's good for cougars and humans too. The biggest predator out there are humans 99% of the time. I've never been afraid of wildlife - respect animals, yes, but the biggest danger is humans bar none.

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

Weird people?

[@uweschroeder]

@@winecrimesfoodandtime7119 yes. People sleeping in cars and cargo trailers... behaving strangely...

[@richardhutman8515]

Greeting from the North Coast, beautiful scenery!!

[@pandamaster9770]

Haha that drive though... did you loose your mind in Iowa or Nebraska?

[@ian.and.ana.]

Hahaha to be honest Ana and I love long drives. We were long distance in college all 4 years and the 10 hour drive between Indiana and South Carolina got us pumped up for some reason. We are definitely not the norm!! Road trips give us an adrenaline rush

[@muhaimin2024]

Where you from?.. woot woot.. Btw, beautiful place🤩

[@ian.and.ana.]

We are from Cleveland, Ohio but it does not look like what you see in this video. The lake in this video is in Wyoming, about 31 hour car ride away from where we are from 😂

[@NA-qg2eb]

Great video, but never trust a waterproof phone case, and that goes for all brands.

[@ian.and.ana.]

Ahmed!! We swear by CaliCase 100%! It’s hands down the safest case on the market. WOOT WOOT! Thanks for enjoying too

[@pingchen7454]

is it a commercial filming in National Park?

[@iswatman]

First of all, that was a black bear. I paused your video at the 6:29 mark to make positive identification before posting this commentary. Very large ears, no hump between the shoulder blades, long narrow snout and the most important thing of all, it let you pass right on by without incident. That is not typical behavior with a grizzly. A grizzly will always attack you at the distance in your video. Your safety zone with a grizzly is 100 yards (football field). Black bear distance is about 50 yards and you were well within that zone. You would have suffered greatly had that been a grizzly. Secondly, you said you did not know what to do but calmly pass around the trail. If you ever encounter a large animal on the trail, bear, moose, elk, etc...always STOP. You have no idea if that animal has offspring nearby and you could inadvertently get between them passing by around the trail and cause the mother to charge out of protection. Your only protection with your encounter is the two hikers in front of you because they pressured the animal by closing the distance and they most likely would have been attacked first. That bear chose to move away. In your video I didn't see one person with bear spray in hand ready to fire. I did see a phone from a distance of about 15 yards. Based on your actions you guys and the others in this video seem to have no idea of the real danger you encountered.

[@huntstyle]

That's what I was thinking, too. I don't think a lot of people realize that black bears can actually have brown fur. The name "black" bear is misleading. Can't rely on fur color to identify them. Definitely no shoulder hump on that one. And yeah, if you're gonna go out into the wilderness, it's a good idea to study up on all the safety measures to take, not just for grizzlies, but any wild animal.

[@michaelmenes]

Yeah... These videos are superficial fluff. There's no research, no information about the places being visited. They just stumble through each place. Everything is focused on ordinary personalities. Very sad.

[@josephjurek8043]

So what was more beautiful.. that Kelly case or all that nature...

[@ian.and.ana.]

THE CALICASE 😍

[@shoppingintheusa7030]

very cool I loved Wyoming but the constant ad about the phone case was very annoying

[@ian.and.ana.]

Haha sorry! Was one of our first ads so we got a little too excited

[@jjerhada]

Hi!! Where is that free campground? Please!! Tell me!

[@alisedowling3573]

Where was that campsite located in the beginning?

[@stevecrombie5357]

Glacier fed lake. The water color is usually like that if you still have late snow feeding them. Oh yeah, and they are always freak'n cold!!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Haha someone was telling us that right before we jumped in! SO FREAKING COLD! Pumped to bring you along Steve

[@brendensousa9751]

What do you guys use to edit your Video?

[@Greatpics222]

Was there in 2014 - I asked a ranger what’s the best off-beat hike and they told us this. The lake was the surprise at the end. We were there in June - still covered in snow despite 60 F weather. The lake was in a state of between ice and water. Never saw something like it. It was like water but scooping your hands through pulled out a pile of clumped slush and with that deep blue color, it felt out of this world!

[@ThreeCrowns]

What month was this video shot?

[@dgdgdg1994]

what van yall use for your trips?

[@ian.and.ana.]

It's a 2013 Ford Transit Connect! We love it so much

[@toriberglund8327]

What was the name of the campground I'm going this summer

[@raymarvillacorta7735]

Stunning

[@ian.and.ana.]

It seriously took our breath away figuratively and literally after that long hike hahaha! Pumped you enjoyed that adventure with us Ray WOOT WOOT!

[@McIvor67]

Nice! What time did you hit the trailhead and how long did it take you to get back? Trying to plan a day around this. Thanks!

[@ian.and.ana.]

What's up Matt! Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed this hike WOOT WOOT! I am pretty sure we started the hike at 12-1pm and got back when the sun was going down around 8pm. Hope this helps. Of course we have to film and take our time so this amount of time might not be needed. Hope you have so much fun

[@NomadShifu]

Grand Teton is famous for spectacular mountain scenery and wildlife. Park boundaries include approximately 310,000 acres, 485 square miles.

[@willwud]

Remember the oil and water on the woot woot love van! She’s clocking up some serious miles!!! 🚗👍🏻

[@ian.and.ana.]

Hahaha she has been through a lot already but the WOOT WOOT Mobile will prevail! Excited to share this one with you will!

[@willwud]

Keep up the great work u guys. Love from the uk 🙂

[@ian.and.ana.]

WOOT WOOT THANKS!!

[@jrfury2659]

Have you heard of "BUFFALO WOLVES " .... there is supposed to be some at the GRAND TETON !?!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Haha we have not! What are those??

[@jrfury2659]

@@ian.and.ana. it is best you don't know, it is the stories of local Hikers & Park Rangers. I hope such stories are not true.

[@kristopherfeavel7293]

“Cliff jumping your whole life” doesn’t matter when you don’t know what’s underneath. All cliff jumpers know that one!

[@MegaHurricane22]

Great job 👏

[@ian.and.ana.]

Awww thanks so glad you enjoyed the video

[@stevewest6133]

Great video, but I feel obligated to chime in on a couple things so your viewers make good decisions in GTNP. You have to give bears more space. The bear @ 6:25 was a black during its blond phase. Had it been a real grizzly, that group of hikers walking 20ft next to it would have had a rough day. The park service official guideline says 100 yards of space for bears. Also, that particular lake is not recommended for swimming. That cloudy, blue milky means direct runoff from an active glacier, which means chill, and not the Netflix kind. In 40 degree water you lose dexterity and cognitive ability fast. Also, those jagged landslide debris rocks suck. String Lake - along the base of the mountains- is a much better swim spot, shallow, sandy, less bone chilling than surrounding waters. Good call though on the extra warm layers, plenty of food, and bear spray!

[@ATrainTravels]

Beautiful nature 👍

[@ian.and.ana.]

It has to be one of the most beautiful national parks in America WOOT WOOT

[@sofiaadelinaaa]

Aw 🥰 I’m from Cleveland too 💓💓💓

[@abbytanner6829]

This is so incredible!!

[@ian.and.ana.]

Abby we thought the same dang thing when we arrived! The hike was grueling but it made for way less people WOOT WOOT! So happy you enjoyed it with us

[@mattddulk]

Cool video

[@Kamrock138]

where was the free camp site??!

[@wallopc3100]

Woot woot

[@ian.and.ana.]

Love the energy WOOT WOOT!

[@jacobkuhn6682]

Sooo nobody's going to claim that spare national park pass? I'll take it! 😂

[@ian.and.ana.]

Hahaha Jacob we will actually send it to you! Let us know your address

[@jacobkuhn6682]

@@ian.and.ana. Awesome thank you so much! I'll send it over Instagram :)

[@leonardoluga5434]

BEAUTIFUL SOUTH DAKOTA AND WYOMING

[@joanneb.9247]

Nice video, where were you able to rent bear spray for $8? That's a deal!

[@wendywagnon1496]

Fun fact: the water is so cold bc of the glaciers melting

[@natosuperman1]

What lake is this