Hiking 27 Miles Through Flat Tops Wilderness - Colorado Rockies

[@DustyOldCowTown]

After watching this, I’m convinced I’ll never be able to exhaust what Colorado has to offer. Thank you for your work!

[@WillHaack]

Yeah I felt the same way after exploring it! Plenty more to keep exploring :) thanks for watching ❤️

[@cjjt66]

Fantastic video. Great footage. We hiked the Wall Lake loop counter-clockwise July 10, 2023. Less snow. :) Keep up the good work.

[@WillHaack]

Awesome! Did you get a chance to visit Marvine Lakes!? And will do ❤️

[@dancer2]

Bros an artist! Lovely work as always.

[@WillHaack]

Your support keeps me going! Thanks bro ❤️

[@brandonshelby8499]

Great as always bro! It looks so good ❤🤩

[@pjkuo1259]

Stunning views and excellent video!

[@WillHaack]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aemil94]

keep it coming brotha!

[@jacob33drake]

Cinematic AF bro !! Been missin your videos ❤️

[@WillHaack]

Hope all has been well :) I’ll be catching up on your videos this week!

[@jacob33drake]

@@WillHaack appreciate the love bro ❤️ I’ll be trying to go out to Colorado again this fall !!

[@grahamhallman243]

Holy Fuck! Outstanding work gents, on par with many other, much more popular channels - in fact this is a better backcountry video than most I've seen on those channels. This is yet another incredible Wilderness Area (American's best idea, not national parks) and another sterling example as to why it is in fact the spectacularly diverse Rockies of Western Colorado, so many different landscapes, colors and shapes, that ultimately makes the strongest case as the best section of the entire Rocky Mountain System. Flat Tops is supremely underrated and a fantastic geological example of an uplifted plateau, its lushness is such a contrast with the rest of Western Colorado where Grand Mesa underlines the mighty Colorado Plateau with its psychedelic, colorful desert mountains, canyongs and monoliths.

[@WillHaack]

I appreciate the compliments! Yeah I live here in Colorado and I'm still finding new geological diverse spots in the state I had no idea existed!

[@carsandmountains]

amazing video!

[@WillHaack]

Somatra approved

[@Olympic_TryAthlete]

Great video. Really draws you in to the experience. At 14:38, I was even annoyed by the sound of the mosquito which seemed like it was buzzing in my ear.

[@WillHaack]

Thanks! My first time experiencing backpacking with mosquito overload. Those fellas were all over the camera lol

[@TheSaguache]

I was a backcountry wilderness guard there in the early 90's and I can't shake how much beetle kill has happened. It's devastating

[@WillHaack]

Was there a burn there when you last visited?

[@familywithmelody]

Nice video 📹👍

[@WillHaack]

Thank you so much!

[@rayisearthed]

Saw your Capitol Peak video from a while back - gave me some good perspective on the scrambling difficulty. What time of year did you summit?

[@WillHaack]

Capitol we did early October :) Probably best in August or September though

[@carterhansenmedia4224]

Did you see any elk in those area's?

[@WillHaack]

We did not :( But honestly I think we just got very unlucky

[@lauralorenzo3061]

Si lo tradujera al español le aseguro que tuviera más vistas

[@WillHaack]

Which aspect of it, Would help you?

[@JodyJoens]

What month did you do this trip?

[@WillHaack]

July :)

[@JodyJoens]

Excellent. Thank you. @@WillHaack

[@WillHaack]

Of course!

[@musicalwhisper6960]

No dangling feet = not an actual Will video

[@musicalwhisper6960]

But also, I like these a lot. They're peaceful to watch at night. All the sounds and soft music 🤌🏼✨️ you did so well!

[@WillHaack]

lmao I shall do it every time now