How-to stay at a Fire Lookout in Washington👇🏻

Fire Lookouts are one of the coolest things (in my opinion) about hiking in Washington!
These fire lookouts were built in the 1900s after many fires devastated the area. Many were abandoned, but you can still experience 93 of them in Washington! (And some you can even work in for the summer!)
There are fire lookouts that you can:
• Sleep in at a first come first served basis for FREE.
• Pre-book to reserve
• Visit Only! Off Limits to sleep.
You can research where to find them on Washington tourism websites, alltrails, recreation.go v and various blogs.
First Come, First Served: if you are lucky enough to start your day early and snag a spot at the lookout, you CANNOT close the doors. You are more than welcome to drop your stuff & make yourself at home, but you still must allow access to the lookout for the public.
If you DON’T snag a first come, first served lookout, I always recommend bringing a tent as a backup plan.
Bathrooms: some actually DO have bathrooms (or privy’s) that are a bit of of a hike down from the lookout. But just in case, make sure to follow proper LNT rules for your waste- AKA bring a wag bag just in case!
What’s inside: It depends! Sometimes the lookouts have games, old gas for stoves, guest books, maps, lightning stools, sleeping bags & pillows. Each lookout is completely different!
Tip: Be careful of MICE! I recommend hanging your packs before you go to sleep to about any mouseys in your houseys.
And finally, please remember to pack out what you pack in and leave no trace 💖
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[@jen3345]

This is the exact lookout where my dad proposed to my mom 30+ years ago. Special place. Hope spots like this can be preserved for years to come, even with the internet popularity.

[@iLoveTheBamx]

Wow!❤

[@LunaVioletta7]

Omg that’s so special!!! 🥺🥺🥺

[@Gecko17k]

Wow! That's fantastic!

[@Gecko17k]

Do you owe your life to this place?

[@CampLife-pl7ez]

I've been to this lookout a couple times. One time I drank some dirty water omw up there and while I was laying in the bed in nothing but board shorts, my stomach started hurting so bad. I rolled over to the edge and for some reason I curled up to kick my legs out and jump out of bed. When I landed I had made so much effort that i released... it all slid down my legs and onto the floor. It was cold and I had no extra water to clean it up, and since it was cold I didn't want to sacrifice my jacket to wipe it up. I left cuz it smelled really bad, but I closed the door to not attract animals.

[@Funybudy]

There are only a few that are first come first served like this. The rest are rentals, maintained for emergencies but closed, manned in summer, closed year round and not maintained, or just deserted and dilapidated. We’ve been to 48 lookouts across oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Stayed the night in 13 of them, all rentals from different agencies. Our oldest was from 1890’s and only had part of the ladder and platform left. We’ve been in 100 foot steel and wooden towers, some with propane heat and some only a wood stove. They are all similar but different depending on the cab style. Some built with only donkeys for supplies and some built with modern trucks and supplies. I love them. Thanks for defending me against hate and loving my comment! I hope ALL of you get to experience one sunset at these great relics in history :)

[@RedHeadie_88]

Stealing the videos thunder with your comment or is it called one upping? Either way, it's rude AF

[@capysarah]

​@RedHead_88 they just gave additional info. Yes, the lookout in the video is first come first serve, but that's not typical, so this is helpful to know.

[@thekatalexander]

@@RedHeadie_88girl relax. Your bad attitude is sucking the life out of the comment section 😅

[@thekatalexander]

Wow that’s awesome! I’ve only been to a handful myself but never stayed in any. I grew up in OR and did a lot of snowmobiling and dirt biking and we found a few abandoned ones that way.

[@danevertt3210]

@@RedHeadie_88are you okay?

[@LightSpinAngler]

Posing cute in the sunset right after talking about liquid shits on a stone toilet seat was such a crazy contrast it made me actually lol

[@randalthor6872]

yea lol. Watching this on mute would have been superior.

[@johnellis9458]

I was thinking the same thing. Could of left out the runny stool comment. TMI.😂

[@TarantuLandoCalcuLingus]

Couple of softies we got here lol ^

[@randalthor6872]

@@TarantuLandoCalcuLingus nice turd reference!! :)

[@AngryAlfonse]

Oh no! People poop! 😢

[@lorenvallin-flores7970]

Spent the night with a stranger in a remote fire lookout sounds like the way a horror movie starts! Glad you were safe and had an amazing experience! ✌️

[@bjornl9458]

There is actually a park ranger tower computer game based of a horror theme. Your suppose to help solve the mystery sorta.....but it's scary as all.... Look it up on youtube

[@SevenCompleted]

she fugged him

[@travisvanalst4698]

Yeah the world isn’t as bad as everyone thinks lol.

[@1979Xfiles]

Taking a dump at sunset, best view ever lol

[@jordanalexander615]

Yeah but my neighbor keeps calling the cops 😭

[@1979Xfiles]

@@jordanalexander615 lol

[@ABonRMS]

the toilet seat isnt insulated. Thats shocking!

[@corypeacock556]

That seat looked very well insulated

[@dommyboysmith]

​@@ABonRMS"insulated" toilet seat?

[@lauriesmith1304]

Advice for the young . Do it now and as you grow. Keep moving!!

[@cvc778]

Agree!! Now!! Don't wait until this that ... more than likely it will never get there ... do it when you have the energy... Enjoy!

[@jacobwaters9675]

This is advice for the young *and financially privileged* lol 😂

[@texassalt8999]

Hiking is free though

[@BoomKatz]

​@@texassalt8999 taking a week off work, buying supplies and transportation is not though. use your brain

[@johnmca5643]

True!!!!! I'm 60 now and the knees are saying 'no more'.

[@EllensburgBlueSociety]

Sadly, not all fire lookouts have beds and extras. Some of them are just an empty room with windows. I don't know where you found this one but most of them do not look like that on the inside, Lol. Washington State has many lookouts that are amazing to visit.

[@flightlessbirdjr9163]

some of em dont even have rooms

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

Some of them don't even exist. It's already a bonus to have a shelter in case you get lost or trapped in the hills. Other than that I guess if you are trekking isn't sleeping bag a basic thing ?

[@CountryMaintainer]

Now that, is the world I’d love to see for myself. No fighting no social media just yourself connected with nature. Cheers y’all have a blessed day. 🤙🏻🍺

[@soonernation37]

Hiking and cake. The best.

[@Xboy-dan]

Haha

[@kittyvlekkie]

STOP, fucking gross

[@localmilfchaser6938]

Need a thicc white woman like that 😩😩

[@aitornavarro6597]

So much cake!

[@YeetsByJey]

U know they smashed in that lookout it would be sin not to

[@Aucks_1]

I finished a game called “firewatch” which is an AWSOME story based game following this character as they are in a fire lookout for the summer. Just wanted to say that the devs of the game are amazing as one of the lookouts in the game looked exactly like this.

[@miadavila1643]

exactly what i thought when i saw this, such a great game

[@Kira_Martel]

Ooh yeah, played that with my husband a couple years ago. Great game, beautiful graphics.

[@charitabletrader1581]

It’s been a few years since I’ve played that. Excellent title!

[@monkeybandit222]

Omg fire watch is such a good game. Just perfect atmosphere, makes you want to cry playing. Hard to find games like it that get you invested so heavily for merely the storyline.

[@HELLios6]

@@monkeybandit222 yes amazing game

[@kimroper9946]

Thank you so much for this video, hiked up there 60-some years ago and think about it often as it was one of the most unforgettable places I have ever been to in my life! So thanks again for bringing that back for me again!

[@LameMule]

This right here is why I miss my beloved Washington State. The mountains and forests are where my heart still resides. I haven't gone hiking down here like I did up there and views like this I'll carry with me till I die.

[@emmaleebuzzard1023]

In the forties, my Grandfather spent his summer living in a fire lookout as a job. ❤

[@isabellegauthier4318]

My dad and his dad as well. 1950's

[@Jon14141]

Nice

[@mumbles215]

Jack Kerouac did as well. Wrote about it. Great for a novelist.

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

That is my dream job.

[@bethc3543]

My father in law was a park ranger at Mt Rainier so my husband and him would spend a lot of nights camping at the fire lookouts. Of course they were actually on lookout, but my husband said it was the best place to camp.

[@rudylangin2370]

This just in: hiker can no longer stand tents after sleeping in a literal house for the first time

[@LanceHotz-yn2si]

Much depends on the location of the house. 😁😁😁

[@nekkoskrilla6750]

Imagine sleeping in a tent since the day you were born and your first time sleeping in a house was as an adult and it's on top of a mountain.

[@tantalus_complex]

Jokes aside, that structure doesn't have insulation or (notably) a source of heating the space - something which houses historically almost always have had, dating back to earliest examples. This building will provide shelter from rain, wind, and dust, but it will do little else to protect against temperature as-is. It is little better than a very large, very pretty tent in that sense.

[@shannonlenz1098]

This made me laugh so hard.

[@beefnacos6258]

A cot.....

[@nancytrekker]

Worth it! What a wonderful place! ❤

[@k_h_nobody]

I was raised a hunter and a outdoorsman. My father was a game warden. I love mother nature in the outdoors, but I have never in my entire life understood hiking to the middle of nowhere and sleeping in a tent. But that lookout certainly provided a absolutely gorgeous view and a comfortable bed. If that's what camping is I could definitely change my mind!

[@iLoveTheBamx]

...that is what camping is. Camping reconnects you with yourself and nature. It's a natural, restorative way of getting a peaceful and renewed feeling in your veins. Waking up to nature, greenery, a beautiful view or birds chirping is unlike anything else. Relaxing around a campfire is incomparable to any other cozy feeling. You can be comfortable and "glamp" with a air mattress or mattress pad/mat. I've been camping in groups with generators to run lights, speakers etc and we even had a full cook top. We ate so well. If you *need* electronics you can bring transportable power banks and camping showers although many sites have shower and bathroom facilities so you're not completely roughing it. Every single person should go camping at least once. You also learn things like radical self reliance, how to be with oneself etc

[@k_h_nobody]

@@iLoveTheBamx no sleeping bag no tent. That's nature. I've took plenty of naps in the woods with no sleeping bag and no tent. Try that! Not the same thing as the bed which is part of our home which is part of the foundation of civilization. If you want to reconnect with nature and be natural, poop in the woods! That's the most organic thing you can do.

[@spencerkleiman5035]

Yeah but hes saying usually theres a legitimate mission, like a hunt, survey. Or other thing. Not just going out there to sleep in a tent for no reason. Not that its not fun, i get your point. He just also has a point that some people seem to be missing a piece of their to-do list it almost feels like

[@maryannwilliams8506]

That sounds so very amazing!! Those of us who are way past our prime live vicariously through your posted adventures!! Your posted photos are spectacular Heavenly Manifestations of what I look forward to doing in the eternities!!! When I was younger, I would hike the Trails in the High Sierra Mountain's located in California. I LOVED IT!!! Now that each day is a medical fight between me, my compromised immune system and infections, I can only experience worldly Vista's by those who can and do get to do what my health challenges have kept me from doing what I love!! Thank you for sharing!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😇

[@gcanada3005]

I could watch her walking away all day

[@iLoveTheBamx]

​@@gcanada3005wow imagine pulling this from a meaningful comment 🙄

[@iLoveTheBamx]

Anyway, for the mature ones of us, I'm sorry you're dealing with that and I hope it gets better soon so you too can enjoy the great outdoors once again! For now you have these vloggers to thankfully live vicariously through but one day I hope you will be able to have these experiences first hand again! 😊❤

[@gcanada3005]

@@iLoveTheBamx Imagine being so immature, that you are so serious, you can't take a joke.

[@groadybones]

"The sun setting at 7pm is really throwing me off." * groans in Canadian winter *

[@tominite8672]

Yeah that threw me off like “where she from, sets here in winter at like 4” (Massachusetts) I thought Washington had a similar sun schedule as the northeast

[@noway905]

NW Iowa here. Sunset at 4:45 back in late Nov./early Dec.? Within 15 / 20 minutes it's dark.

[@qapncrunch]

officially 5:30 here in Ohio but when it's cloudy all day every day it doesn't really matter

[@Cvanzzz]

As an Alaska I feel you brother

[@profd65]

Lol, this was obviously not videotaped recently in Washington State. I'm not sure why everybody is assuming that it was. The sun doesn't set around here that late until March.

[@jonh284]

Sleeping in a tent will never be ruined. Just got home yesterday from camping in a TX state park. Not despite the freeze, but because of it. Aside from a couple RVs and a Boy Scout troop, we practically had the place to ourselves. That’s a cool experience though. Killer view. I’ve never found one of those that was open.

[@barb6862]

That’s the hidden Lake Peak lookout. I was up there years ago amazing place especially at sunset and sunrise that’s hidden lake below. Good trout fishing 😊

[@marcushardigan6985]

I may have paused it a few times. Beautiful scenery 👌. Stay safe out there!

[@soilwork1981ify]

Same

[@HvacHeathen]

Yeah I paused for the scenery as well

[@HvacHeathen]

😉

[@BumpingNastys]

Great scenery. You’re not the only one

[@Biscuitsgravy924]

Yes I paused for the scenery and only the scenery. Nothing else Nice

[@demodemo5146]

The beacons are lit! Gondor calls for aid!

[@einflinkeswiesel2695]

And Rohan will answer!

[@alid6060]

Y'all are my favorite internet people now... ❤

[@paramedic2172]

Muster the Rohirrim!

[@saskk2290]

Hope is kindled

[@Darthrocker06]

You have my sword

[@psychedelicponcho9090]

I love this hike!!!!!! it has so many small waterfalls and starting in the forest there feels like a fairytale

[@daisyr.bontrager9556]

I live in North Idaho, where is this? We rented a fire tower once! But it did smell funky from mice:/

[@johnmeyers1943]

I am an avid WA state hiker and have never looked into this. Thanks for the idea! There is a rentable fire lookout ~30 minutes from my hometown that I did not know about until now 🤦‍♂️

[@Lin34da9]

That toilet reminds me of Rick's secret toilet.

[@slappy8941]

😂😂😂

[@Cent51]

To a piont yes. he had more of a throne 😂😂

[@thatguythere98]

Exactly my thoughts, and I think it looks even better than the view from Rick’s toilet

[@sirjibsalot8910]

This one CAN be shared tho

[@Cent51]

@@sirjibsalot8910 🤣🤣

[@Swimdeep]

Great short…you hit all the high points. 🌿

[@TheFirm.]

Yah all the high points took about 10 seconds..the rest of the day and night was just sitting there doing nothing

[@oliveryt7168]

​@@TheFirm. not sure about you, but some can enjoy nature... we're not all spoiled like the Tiktok generation.

[@TheFirm.]

@@oliveryt7168 I don't even have tiktok. I'm a grown up with a job and a house. And it's funny that you say the tiktok generation when this girl is literally doing the trendiest tiktok thing by being a travelling homeless influencer

[@iLoveTheBamx]

​@@oliveryt7168I wouldn't call it spoiled. I'd call it short attention span, that isn't spoiled to have no patience or appreciation. Instant gratification of short consumption content creates this

[@19236]

That looks amazingly fun. I can't wait. My son is almost old enough to go on hiking/camping trips!

[@michaelhayes8519]

Using that toilet has got to be the most nerve-wracking, luxurious experience. Its worn down and there's always a chance someone could just walk up, but the view has to be worth it

[@user-hy4cn2rs9u]

We camp at a place in the North where there's similar toilets- just a thing to sit on. It's weird the first few times but man do I look forward to that every year. Just sitting out in nature, man. Talk about relaxing.

[@HeatherHolt]

It reminds me of that episode of Rick and Morty with the outdoor toilet in paradise lol

[@tantalus_complex]

I pooped in a tree once, on a limb over a pond out in the middle of nowhere, 80-100 acres from the nearest house. I wanted to hear the splooshes. And of course that had to be the day that a couple of trespassers walked up to the same little corner of the same little pond. It wasn't fun scrambling in that tree, yelling at strangers to get off a property. But it did make for a weird f'n story.

[@Cormano980]

A buddy of mine got his balls bit by a snake hiding in there, lucky him no poison but he walked funny for two days

[@bigbadjohn2543]

Love the lookouts in WA. Sun top, Evergreen, three fingers was the toughest. If you drive or hike to a occupied lookout bring things to read, chocolate, mixed nuts, anything is appreciated by these volunteers.

[@LaoSoftware]

Now everyone knows where the party is. It will be crowded with people.

[@mentalormillionaire2163]

​@LaoSoftware ever heard of Google? She literally found this on an app😂😂😂

[@Manhandle730]

@@LaoSoftwareyou forget that most people are as lazy as the day is long. I bet you a shiny $5 bill that your prediction never comes to fruition.

[@Kurzxclan]

been that way for a long time now@@LaoSoftware

[@Funybudy]

We have yet to do three fingers because we are sissies! Next year for sure. Evergreen was amazing, check out red top it’s a similar view to evergreen and about the same hike

[@Ausaini17]

Thankfully no one forgot to bring the cake

[@Jakereisman11111]

Came here to say that

[@spensinthevalley3099]

Simps simping in dry January?

[@TehButterflyEffect]

Is that some euphemism for not wearing a bra?

[@Nigel_Tberry]

​@@TehButterflyEffectcake is the booty😊

[@davemoskot1776]

Was waiting on that one, thanks for not disappointing us…😊

[@Rizzbulla]

Imagine hiking up there, thinking yeah I'll have this place solo, then you see her in there lol, you'd think you're in a dream 🤣.

[@markrussrll1908]

You are cool and beautiful lady. A smooth breath of fresh air with a great job. God bless you... Much respect, love your life.❤

[@DrDudelidge]

She hiked all that way with all that cake!

[@mightquinnable]

👀

[@unwarranted6898]

Her friend and the stranger that stayed utilized it for sure

[@Fenrires]

It looks exactly like the set from the Firewatch game!

[@chloelacourse2682]

that was what i came here to comment!! i didn’t really know what a fire lookout, looked like irl but they did a phenomenal job with the game design now that i’ve actually seen a real tower!!

[@naylisyazwina6836]

Agreed and looks even better than the game

[@camdencap4974]

it even has the sun and moon from minecraft!!!!

[@Aucks_1]

I just commented on this, looks like lookout you get picked up from at the end

[@dumbsow9420]

Because...that's what the design of the game was based off. What they look like in real life

[@kevinpatino6318]

I love the views you give us 😍

[@alejanzar]

Wow what a amazing place and girl 😍

[@BigPughBoy4]

“Sleeping in a tent is ruined for me because I just slept in a building.”

[@brindlebucker4741]

Yeah, but if you've slept enough in a tent, you get what she's saying. If you got a place built in such an amazing location, why sleep in a tent. In Scotland, we have bothies. When I go hillwalking in the Highlands, I take my tent. I love sleeping in my tent. But when I come across a bothy, why would I sleep in a tent when the bothy is there?

[@raziel6896]

​@@brindlebucker4741 because sleeping in a tent is the point of going hiking to sleep in a tent. I love camping out in a tent. Been around a few free fire look outs and I still choose my tent. It's why I was there after all, to see and connect with nature not stay on another building. But everyone is different and that's a beautiful thing! So keep doing what makes you happy. I just happen to prefer tents out in the wild then another building.

[@MeMeDaVinci]

​@@raziel6896 Why not just sleep outside...nothing will protect you so why not go full bounty?

[@kennethnick3213]

She also said she was thankful there was a toilet in the wilderness because she didn't want to have to poop in a bag. F that I'd take a dump anywhere in the wilderness and not use a bag. Like seriously wtf 😂

[@raziel6896]

@@MeMeDaVinci I actually have done that a few times. I absolutely love being in nature. And yes a tent won't protect you from animals or things like that. Good for if you are camping for 4-5 days tho in case it rains.

[@valkyrie1066]

So fun! I don't mind a few inconveniences and I'm as surprised as you they have a "bathroom" or at very least a secure seat! That view is spectacular! Yes, 40 years ago I was much more intrepid. I love watching adventures unfold!

[@sharpieman2035]

They have a bunch of these in New Zealand, they call them “Backcountry Huts”. Pretty awesome.

[@kieransmith4477]

Yep, 900 in total, absolutely everywhere 🙂

[@pandavelli8176]

That place looks so cool. I would have never thought they were that well maintained

[@bonusking1224]

Oh yeah, I love being out in the wilderness and having a steady flow of strangers come knock at my door. Righteous.

[@johnmca5643]

I was first at a lookout a decade ago in Washington State. It was a challenging hike. A young couple showed up hours later. I couldn't say sorry. The three of us spent the night and had a great time.

[@Gig484]

Threesome NOICE

[@jaycaldwell654]

Tell us more

[@corypeacock556]

I remember that

[@lkkrv00rm3]

I bet you did had a great night...😂

[@stevealexander6515]

Very happy you are out there doing what you want. God bless and be safe.

[@nmallory2]

Mt Baker! I have ridden up there, and it’s beautiful. Crossing the glacier runoff at the beginning of the trail was difficult with the horses, but we did it!

[@AcornandHerLeaf]

Oh my goodness! That lookout looks unbelievable!!!!

[@VaanRavi]

OOOOO boi i was not looking at sunset for a lot of the video

[@gavindurfee6542]

All that from hiking 😮😂

[@samg6940]

I can't believe even with something as cool as this half of you are only focused on ass. You guys really need to get laid more often, geeze louise

[@JouMaxu]

😂

[@samg6940]

Jesus these comments are sad. One of the most spectacular views on earth and you're too horned up to give a shit

[@RubenRattleKanRestoz5280]

@@samg6940 nobody cares what your sensitive opinionated a$$ has to say, as long as the content creator isn’t complaining about it then neither should you, why are you so pressed about the comments people make that aren’t about you??!! That’s weird of you

[@amyp9010]

Thank you for sharing your awesome thing I never heard about so this is great. I want to try this someday..

[@jasoncrawford2664]

JC!..😮😮😮 I definitely would not mind hiking that far. For some thing like that ❤❤❤

[@user-se7es6uc8v]

That area looks fantastic! Here in the UK (specifically Scotland) there are huts or more usually stone buildings called Bothies. They're all marked on the map and anyone is welcome to stay in a Bothy if you can find room.

[@Stuckinpueblo]

Looks amazing. I have always wanted to go to Washington to hike/camp in the wilderness and now I know this place exists.

[@dogsbyfire]

So awesome! I’ve always wanted to go to this lookout. I can recognize it from the peaks. Thank you so much for posting this video!

[@DustyMedler]

I have that same wool hat and I have glued it to my head!

[@brendanrice6795]

Was up there after Thanksgiving. What a great place!

[@zachdaley5608]

Which hike is this? I really want to do it.

[@Halfamnesia]

I'd also like to know what hike this is

[@brendanrice6795]

Hidden lakes trailhead / hidden lakes lookout. It's in the north Cascades

[@InGrindWeCrust2010]

Dang, had the lookout become a swimming pool?

[@TravellingKook]

Man I love this! I love nature and the beauty that is within it! Keep doing you ✌️🙏❤️

[@andrewhowie8514]

Amazing vista. Absolutely amazing.

[@AlanLamb11]

Oh, I've been to that lookout a couple times, one of the most beautiful in WA. Damn, people told me there was a toilet but I've actually never seen it while I've been there.

[@WorldWideCynthia]

What a great smile 😃 nice to see your smiling face when the short starts ❣️

[@dudemetoo2053]

Wow. That looked amazing.

[@sirg_k]

Best views ever, my group went up there 10 years ago and glad to see this lookout be in good shape!

[@thegingerpowerranger]

This video was great. You won a subscription

[@robertludekus8986]

More than one

[@caseymo7416]

More than two!

[@diawnchannell]

ME Three 😂!!

[@heartsofgoldenrod]

This looks like where Yes Theory stayed when they went hiking in the mountains in Washington. So cool! Glad you made it, it’s pretty elevated!!!😮😮😮❤

[@Kem-gu6or]

This is so cool...it looks like there's no better way to be at one with nature than this...

[@grahamcroston]

Well I'm so far away I'll probably never visit it, but that's a stupendous place, thank you for showing it to me.

[@user-ff4ex7ll7w]

Those two mountains are fire

[@ewoksalot]

Hopefully not. As a Washington resident, I have experienced one volcano already.

[@corypeacock556]

​@@ewoksalotI don't believe thats what was meant

[@ewoksalot]

@@corypeacock556 Of course it wasn't. But it's funnier my way ;)

[@iLoveTheBamx]

​@@ewoksalotlol yes:)

[@iLoveTheBamx]

Lol grow up

[@jakeoswald8017]

I’ve done this hike in the North Cascades. Depending on the trail head you depart from, it can be 8 miles and 3300 elevation gain, or a grueling 12 miles and ~5000.

[@BumpyJones]

Where is this at

[@jakeoswald8017]

@@BumpyJones hidden lake lookout in the North Cascades.

[@lomcdonald767]

Damn who was wit you to clap that thing over the nightstand in front of a Mountain View

[@chucklaw1955]

Fabulous video and the scenery, absolutely beautiful 👏👏👏

[@SLEMPY273]

Omg its incredible, I’d love to do that ❤

[@cesmith48]

Brave Woman. Good Luck. Be safe.

[@jamescollier3]

why brave? it's she weak?

[@mangafq8]

​@@jamescollier3 animals, crazies

[@_Pixie_10]

@@jamescollier3compared to the strength of a man, yes. Yes, she is weak. Even a woman who works out will still be weaker than an average man who does not work out. Situations like this with strangers have resulted in women getting raped, beaten, and sometimes murdered. If there is a bowl of 100 M&M and we know a few of them are poison, how many would you be willing to eat.

[@Manhandle730]

@@jamescollier3”is she weak?” Not “it’s”. Calm it down there Sir White Knight. Your services are annoying and not needed.

[@atatterson6992]

brave?

[@Outdoorted21]

Nice! Now that you shared it in social you’ll have 100x harder time getting into one 😅 great job!👍🏽

[@lasharael]

That tarn is next level gorgeous!!

[@dw-fe2ww]

Thank you for sharing your incredible experience.

[@johndoe1778]

Enjoyed visualising her spraying out those backpacking meals to haha hot

[@Jaycayo]

🔥🔥🔥, can we get a pack hanging tutorial one of these days?

[@michaelsaylor9553]

Fabulous artistry !

[@cq7415]

So fun to do this. Up on top is the best. I worked in a tower before and it was great. I could go there with you. Thanks for sharing.

[@Michael420-mh7dd]

All that beautiful scenery and then you can just look outside and see some more

[@LanceHotz-yn2si]

There's something to be said for fit women in spandex pants. 🤭😁🤭😁🤭😁

[@Michael420-mh7dd]

Yes thank you Lord

[@iLoveTheBamx]

​@@LanceHotz-yn2siman it was a few seconds 🙄 y'all are too much

[@NoMoreBsPlease]

It's like the shelters on the Appalachian trail. We went there camping as a kid and they had a 3 sided shelter 4.5 miles from the first campsite at Harper's Ferry I think. We didn't get the shelter the first year and had to pitch our tent. The second year we got it. I learned from the first year and packed WAY lighter than everyone else and got way ahead so my dad put someone's extra shoes in my pack to slow me down. Those "accidentally" got left behind😂.

[@NoMoreBsPlease]

@@lcb9807 Spoken like a spoiled Californian that's never stepped foot on the Appalachian Trail. I was just talking about the shape of it being similar, but sure be a dick for no reason. I don't mind replying in kind. God forbid someone share a childhood hiking story without getting a pissy reply.

[@Brimfarm]

@@lcb9807lol what? What’s your point? No one asked

[@SimEon-jt3sr]

Lol @ extra shoes on a hike. !?

[@mbuck253]

@@NoMoreBsPleasewhat did they saaaay?! I must know what this dreaded “Californian” did that was so bad they deleted it.

[@LanceHotz-yn2si]

There are spoiled douchebags living in every state in the nation. Most of us "Spoiled Californians" aren't "Spoiled Californians." If we were we wouldn't be going out in nature every chance we get to enjoy the God given beauty that is the great outdoors. Any time you feel like it please come visit the High Sierras. Besides seeing one of the most beautiful places on the planet, you will meet some of the most friendly, down to earth people as well, and they are just waiting to show you what true Californians are really like. Note: Nearly one third of the state of California lies north of the Bay Area. There are lots of wonderful people there too. And most Southern Californians aren't so bad either. ❤😁❤️😁❤️😁❤️

[@OgMcFaded]

Stay safe & keep living life to the fullest!

[@josiahbaxter6603]

That’s cool I live in Washington, so I think it’s awesome

[@whyzebra]

I am very happy yet envious at the same time, because solitude has become a luxury here.😢 I hope to visit some rare offshore locations some day. Namaste.

[@CrackedCandy]

That sunset looks like the patagonia label. Having lived in the Patagonia for 2 years I can tell you that the Washington Great Basin/Cascades, Saw Tooth mountains look like the Argentine Andes/Patagonia. The name Patagonia comes from the spanish Pata which means paw/foot. It was named after the local indigenous tribe Patagons. The Patagons were thus named after the spanish explorers saw their footprints before they saw the natives. The powdery, dusty soil made their footprints look massively elongated. The spanish thought they were going to be really tall, but they actually just had dusty footprints.

[@NaturalTreeHugger]

The Earth has such beautiful curves and graceful flowing lines

[@akirby2886]

Sounds & looks great 😊

[@robertculbreth694]

Great views! The mountains look nice too.

[@jr7531-f5n]

I'd cry from joy by watching that sunset 🥲

[@user-mv7gg7im1k]

You lucky sweety ! Cherish the energy !

[@marypellerin483]

ITS SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@gimmemoremusic]

Thank you for going there for me 😊

[@southernbenz2098]

Did you see the boulders? I couldn’t believe the size of those boulders. I had to rewind a few times to see them again.

[@e.1419]

Found Chris Redfield

[@PeanutButterAM]

Yeah, I had to rewind to see her bolders a few times as well.

[@PolysMusic]

large boulder the size of a small boulder

[@YouTubeShadowBansMAGA]

The really big boulder behind them is a mountain.

[@tobytoby8495]

She never showed her giant poop bud, not sure what you're talking about.

[@SuperMrbrat]

I’m so envious!! Looks like a lot of fun

[@koreydevine7766]

I love that place so much. It's the last fire lookout we went to as a group before the accident. Some day, I'll go back.

[@jimrobinson9674]

That shot of the lake reflecting the sky, gorgeous!

[@benhawkins4245]

If 7pm sunset is throwing you off, it’s setting before 4pm here in England lol

[@johanna_na]

Same in Finland. Fortunatel the days will start to get longer later this week. Towards summer we go.

[@josettelecoquette8997]

Same here, East Coast USA🫠

[@matilda938]

yeah in my country about at 2.30pm

[@richardlepreux8489]

That looks like a pretty perfect day. Thanks for the video.

[@yananapone]

Hiked 8 miles up a mountain dragging a whole damn bakery behind her. Truly an inspiration for us all 😊

[@iLoveTheBamx]

Lmao smh😅

[@peter360adventures9]

Beautiful place.

[@Dellamorrison]

That looks so beautiful

[@Lee-70ish]

Love Washington state Went to visit friends in Wenatchee. This was so cool to view. Closest we get to this side of the pond for free huts are Scottish Bothy stays Lighthouse, Towers and old building stays are not free via the Landmark Trust.

[@AB-zd1iy]

Wow some really nice peaks there. What a view 😮

[@tykobes4132]

She's so beautiful ❤😅

[@atatterson6992]

That's the whole point of the video... views