52 days & We Walked Across Utah! - Hayduke Trail Thru Hike End

[@JupiterHikes]

Well thank you all for watching, following along, and the comments throughout! The Hayduke was really an excellent experience from start to finish and we both very much loved our time out there. At some point I'll write up a big post on my website with more stats, data, and helpful information. Currently in this videos description I have my gear list and stats from our hike to start with. Goodluck to any future hikers and thank you

[@Gitgudm9]

So excited to see the end of your trip! This was such a fantastic series and it makes me want to do tons of hiking in the Southwest now haha. Thanks for being an inspiration as always Jupiter :)

[@Casual_BackPacking]

Your videos are my holy grail.

[@Zee7099]

Old man on my couch in Ohio. Thank you for sharing this epic journey. It was just incredible. What a life well lived.

[@joshuasmith6928]

Some say attitude is what makes a successful thru hiker. Your positive attitude has been an absolute enjoyment! Thank you so much for the time and energy you spent to bring us along

[@SteveFransen-n3w]

I'm a bit sad that it's over. This has been an absolutely stunning series of videos. I've grown to love hiking in the desert SW, and I think the Hayduke captures most of the "best of the best." Unreal beauty and wonder amidst the harsh desert landscaple. Thanks to you and Sprocket for sharing the journey with us!

[@NorwegianXplorer]

Thank you for the journey, I have watched every second of it! Just amazing, beautifully filmed and narrated! 🙏

[@DebbieHumphries-jm9ig]

So glad you gave kudos to Jamal Green. He's truly one of a kind for hiking Utah.

[@sking1459]

What a perfectly lovely ending to the grand adventure. Makes me wistful that it’s over. I may just watch this series again as winter comes on. Thanks for all the time and energy and heart you brought to it and shared with us.

[@drawknifeman]

My wife and I just appreciated you taking us along with you on this trail. We are both long time residents of New Mexico and have loved hiking over the years including pieces of many of the long trails. We had not heard of the Hayduke but were amazed, truly at both of your accomplishments on this route. You make a great team and I must say that "sproket" is fearless. Maybe we will run into you on a trail some day. Thanks for your efforts to tell this story.

[@stephenlewis8143]

Thank you, James Jupiter H. Your video and commentary is A1. You conclude in Zion where I did technical canyoneering for some 25 years (& in many other spots) and then 4 yrs. ago had to 'stop' because of a major cancer operation. Speaking of cancer - skin cancer - I got NO mentoring in my teens, 20's & 30's when I did mountaineering and desert travel all over the West. Decades later, every 6 months I have cuts, burns and treatments re basal cell carcinoma. I've had part of my nose and ear cut off, I've had cuts on back, chest, legs and hands. For 15 years I hike with long pants, long shirt, cap with large bill and flaps that cover the ears; sometimes I wear a nose guard. I wear Patagonia fishing gloves that cover the top of my hands. The MD Dermatologists tell me that most of my skin damage was from long ago. You do an excellent job with your presentation, please protect you body and skin for the long term; cover up, so you don't have to go through what I & others did. I've friends that have had melanoma where big chunks of arms and legs were removed; & it can kill people. Skin cancer; basal cell, squamous cell & melanoma. Please I don't wish to be negative, I feel joyful for you, tremendous effort & achievement; you got a 'small peek" at Zion & have no idea what is behind the curtain in those wondrous technical canyons. What an accomplishment & sterling video & report.

[@stephenlewis8143]

Long sleeve light weight, warm weather shirts, Mountain Hardware. Long pants Gramicci; both very breathable . I've worn the MH shirts in the Maze in the spring & in Needles in the fall, & also in mountain travel. Long sleeve hooded zip poly (light weight) jackets are also often used, over the shirts or over a long sleeve poly zip shirt (as first layer). I've worn that on winter entries into the bottom of the Grand Canyon, along with a possible shell. This in an attempt to cover as much of the body as possible, from the sun.

[@Acrossutah]

Truly great series -- amazing footage and your insights were articulate and spot on IMHO. "In the end there never was a Hayduke Trail, and I hope there never is." 👏✨Congrats to you and Sprocket for completing the journey and seemingly having a great time along the way. I really appreciate the shout-out along with the others. Happy Future Hiking! 🌞✌

[@JupiterHikes]

Jamal! Thank you so much for all the helpful resources. Was fun to read all of your trip reports as we went. It was a joke for us throughout the entire trail that whenever we saw something even 'mildly' interesting that, "jamals been there". The hamburger rocks, to the many mushrooms, it seems like you've done them all! The route is far in a way much better with everything you've done for it. The extra choices in such excellent alternates, the history of the areas, and your own experiences. It's all excellent.

[@Hobomountainwander]

You're an inspiration to us all, Jupiter to get out there and challenge our comfort zone.

[@ameliaryan3762]

This video makes me emotional thinking about the end of my first thru, the most bittersweet feeling ever.

[@dougnevitt2257]

This has been the coolest adventure I have ever seen. Thank You!

[@johnganshow5536]

Thank you Sprocket & Jupiter, Fantastic!!! All I can say is the word you used the most on the hike " WOW "...

[@davidstrauss4808]

My heartfelt congratulations to Sprocket and yourself. Amazing feats from both of you. Once more, for the last time, thank you for opening a window into this world for mere mortals like the rest of us. I look forward to your next adventure and, definitely, will stay tuned until then.

[@TalesFromAbroad-SJ]

850 miles across Utah in 52 days.. that’s incredible! 🌄 The landscapes you hiked through sound amazing, and it’s wild to hear all the ups and downs along the way, from snow to 100°F heat. Such a challenging and inspiring journey, and your route through the national parks sounds like a dream. Thanks for sharing every detail - this video is truly inspiring for anyone dreaming of a long thru-hike! 🥾💪🌵

[@marcusrowell]

Thank you Jupiter and Sprocket for sharing your wonderful journey along the Hayduke. We loved the adventure and the filming made us feel like we were there. Thank you.

[@bryanpratt5850]

I’m a Utahn! Thanks for sharing your journeys with us. Love your videos. They inspire me to also get out and enjoy the beautiful outdoors.

[@JupiterHikes]

Utah is awesome! Crazy that just north of this, is some world class mountains. You really have it all!

[@jhonyermo]

@@JupiterHikes Utah is where Everett Ruess (Nemo) will be eternally. Every time Utah is mentioned, I think of Everett.

[@rgreen1378]

Beautiful series. Beautiful people. Thank you!

[@twigadventures]

Congratulations to both of you and thanks for the shout-out. It's cool that you finished with a hike up Angels Landing. I finally got a chance to do it last week and the Hayduke certainly made it seem easy! I never once needed the chains. Here's to the Hayduke for changing your perspective on what's hard forever 😅

[@RolandKrastins]

WOW!!! 😂What a Spectacular Masterpiece of trail filming and magic!!It was well narrated and you are very calm to pull this off . The planing is very well done and Sprocket was a perfect hiking partner!😅

[@drycycle]

You and Sprocket are both an inspiration. Thank you for putting out this series. I think I've watch most of the Hayduke videos on KZbin and yours is among the best. Love your narration, images, the support you give to each other. Thank you for sharing. One day I hope I can take on this route.

[@_crane_7475]

Amazing video, amazing series, best trail. I love watching you two adventure together! Thank you for bringing us along on this one, as always. We appreciate the work you put in these videos. Stay safe, happy trails!

[@washingtonmike8296]

Simply amazing! Your ability to document your trip with such a positive and joyous attitude was exemplary. I thank you for sharing this adventure with all of us. Bravo 👏

[@chuckdenham126]

You perfectly captured the Hayduke Trail. I love how your laid back narration style mirrors your mindset involving hiking. You have been one of my mine and my wife's favorites to follow!

[@ericlane2954]

It's been a pleasure to tag along every week from the comfort of my dining room table. Thank you for bringing the Hayduke to us! I've been to all the National Parks it touches and several of the places in-between. It's been a real joy to follow your adventure weekly and get a dose of the desert along your journey. Congratulations!!! And thanks for sharing it with us.

[@nickname6747]

Excellent series, Jupiter. Thank you so much for uploading and sharing. It greatly influenced our trip to Arizona which we've just returned from. Wouldn't have known about Bryce Canyon and the hoodoos which we saw because of you. Thanks again. Also got Junior Ranger badges which helped us get a lot more out of our visits to the parks. Thanks for that too! All the best for the remainder of 2024 and 2025 for new adventures. Cheers from the UK. 👍🇺🇲🏔🇬🇧

[@miscbs]

... and you managed to get an Angel's Landing permit! Awesome trip. Can't wait for the next.

[@JupiterHikes]

Yeah! The permits worked out as we were flexible with when we could do it. Wound up spending a couple nights in Zion

[@noeleneproud5334]

What an epic! Have loved the landscape, thanks for sharing your journey

[@Desertkns60]

Loved following your adventure and you epilogue was beautiful and touching ❤ You make a great team, thank you for taking us along!!!

[@lesliew4026]

What an amazing and incredible adventure. Your storytelling allowed me to vicariously live through you and Sproket's adventures, seeing places and doing things that seem nearly impossible. I love how you captured the desert SW and all it's various states, showing how things can change in a moment, yet stay the same over time. You keep inspiring me to seek out more than what is commonly experienced. You are a gifted storyteller with a voice that is both soothing and encouraging. WIshing you both all the best and looking forward to your future adventures.

[@davidherdman6181]

Congratulations both of you, on the completion of your ‘adventure’ because I don’t think the word ‘hike’ fully describes your expedition. A superb film, capturing the true essence of your adventure. I’m looking forward to your next adventure. D

[@belindaguerette4249]

Oh, that was glorious! What beautiful places you hiked and climbed and crawled through! Congratulations to you both! 🎉🎉🎉

[@stpetie7686]

What a great experience that had to be. Thanks for sharing it with us. I really appreciate your outlook on the hardships and difficulties of this trail. It's refreshing. I'm finding myself wishing, selfishly, that the trail was much longer.

[@Rkolb2798]

Great job , it may seem somewhat difficult at times but it’s better than being at work 😂 Sprocket is a trooper , she looks like she would keep going forever . Beautiful scenery en route , it’s going to be hard to better this hike . Thanks again. It was a pleasure to be allowed along . Cheers

[@mariac7069]

WOW!! Congratulations!! So fun following along in your adventures on the Hayduke! What a wild experience! So glad you both made it safely. Looking forward to following along on future adventures! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ChristyHikes]

Congratulations, Jupiter and Sprockets! Amazing journey, I can't imagine the difficulty regarding navigation, let alone climbing and descending cliffs. I think (besides the 115 degree days, and a 35 mile water carry) hiking between towering walls of rock with a chance, albeit slim of a flash flood. I'm very impressed with Sprockets ability to down climb countless slides into water. She's amazing and you are Jupiter. Thank you for taking us along!

[@STinGa157]

Thanks for taking us along on this adventure. Your favorite trail became your best set of videos yet. I was able to spend a day at Arches last summer during a family road trip. That area will be visited again because of its beauty and there are so many other sites to visit in that area.

[@carriehagstrom9777]

What a fun a challenging hike!! You two are incredible!

[@heartattackhiker3527]

Amazing, congratulations Jupiter and Sprocket 🎉🎉🎉

[@kristymoore7052]

Wow! 20 miles w/o water was a real stretch for me in my backpack life, but I’m old. 35? No way for me. I watched the end, now I’ll need to go back to the beginning. I LOVE Escalante and will this entire area. Not sure I could handle the heat. Thanks for sharing.

[@Wolfmanhikes]

One of the toughest trails u have documented. You guys are super tough. My hats off to you both. Congrats Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@toddiverson1546]

What a great series! Thank you for the work that you do sharing all this with us.

[@chan4est]

What an amazing journey! The end of the hike being overlooking Zion National Park is stunning! Congrats to both of you for completing the arduous journey, and thank you Jupiter for capturing the beauty of it all.

[@JupiterHikes]

Thank you 4est!

[@ervinslens]

This looks absolutely amazing guys!! What a brilliant scenery 👌👌

[@MarksOutdoorAdventures]

Great job! I love your story telling along with the stunning landscape.

[@anninwhack1998]

I can’t say much else but wow. What you both did is epic. Congratulations on your adventure!

[@KaliFraser]

What a beautiful tribute to an amazing route that I'd previously never heard of! And way to make Angel's Landing feel like an easy little day hike :p

[@RichardMooreAndJulieMoore]

We really enjoyed your hike of the hayduke trail. Every video we watch of the hayduke seems like a totally different hike as people take the different options. Having just returned from backpacking Canyonlands (Isle in the Sky and Needles) I am in awe of what you did.

[@Hyperkarma]

Such an astoundingly beautiful journey! Thank you so much to you and Sprocket for sharing it with us

[@theblueblazebeyond4766]

Yep .. this was an epic adventure!

[@jamesking9941]

Always enjoy your treks with envy. You two are badasses!

[@jhonyermo]

They really truly are!

[@kevinmack8238]

This has been such an amazing journey to follow. After finishing the AZT last year, this is my dream hike!

[@MojaveZach]

loved this series immensely, utah is such a special place, couldnt agree more about how special it is

[@tombebee]

Tremendous hike, tremendous story - thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@sam382]

Bravo!!! I thoroughly enjoyed watching this series. Having grown up in Utah, as a child I visited all of the parks you went through, however you gave me insights, perspectives, and vistas I had never seen before. Thank you, thank you for allowing us viewers to go along with you. I know it's not the same as actually doing it, but I'm not sure if I will ever get that chance, so thank you once again for sharing this series and bringing a newness to all of these wonderful beautiful locations.

[@peterjohnson6273]

That's one for your books! Always good watching your hiking, Jupiter. Thanks.

[@jhonyermo]

Greatest hiking video ever. So many wonderful views and challenges. Kinda choked up knowing now so much I have missed. Y'all were just wonderful. The path of the Hayduke is magnificent, stunning. Kudos to you both on this grand pilgrimage. Good walking, I must say! Thanks for letting me come along vicariously

[@affalaffaa]

Thanks for that, enjoyed all of these. Some stunning places and looked very tricky in parts.

[@lisaarrowood987]

We have been following your journeys since the AZ trail in 2021. We truly enjoy your vlogs and this one brought back so many memories for us. We have hiked trails at the North Rim, the Virgin river in UT, Zion, Capital Reef and Bryce Canyon. We look forward to many more from both you and Sprocket! You guys are awesome and awe inspiring!

[@KarlaStorm]

Thank you for taking us on this epic journey with you! Each week I’ve looked forward to a new video to see what new adventures you two would experience. The footage was breathtaking. I was a bit sad to see the end of it and totally understood your desire to turn around and do it all over again. Thank you, and many happy returns. ❤

[@marleenvos4126]

What an awesome adventure! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@marsharose2301]

You two are amazing and I have really loved your trip videos!

[@pimacanyon6208]

Wow! I think this is the best series of videos I've ever seen, best series of a long backpack, and the best "trail". String them altogether and you will have an amazing documentary that one of the big boys like National Geographic will want. Have you thought about doing that, making a 2 hour documentary that you could put on Netflix or one of the other streaming channels, or sell to National Geographic? Do you own the copyright once you put it on youtube or do they now own it? Major congrats to both of you for doing and finishing this amazing route, and major congrats on creating such a beautiful compelling video series of your adventure.

[@JupiterHikes]

I would be the copywrite owner. And thank you! I very much appreciate the kind words. I do not think it is good enough for something like that but maybe that's just my opinion. Maybe future hikes as I continue to progress in filming, editing, and overall more difficult objectives I would be more interested in releasing something closer to a full on 'documentary'

[@stuartb9194]

Thanks, phenomenal hike. Congrats to you both 🎉

[@RC-qf3mp]

I used to watch your videos on my phone for gear review, how to be ultralight, etc. now i wait to watch on my big TV and surround sound speakers so i can be immersed in the landscape you show. Great job. As for a possible future video - it’s interesting you mention how Sprocket had to put up with your pickiness about camp site selection. I know you’ve talk about that before, but something to consider in the future is FILMING all camp site selection choices, what specifically you find inferior of some options compared to other. That’s a tricky skill to acquire and something you have to do every night anyway. Evan’s Backpacking filmed each and every tarp set up he did while on the AT, and it was instructive to see what he came up with. Just a suggestion/request. Great video.

[@withoutdestination7840]

That was an amazing series, thank you so much for sharing it with us.

[@GuyMichaelSolling]

Wonderful coverage of a very, very special part of the world, Jupiter. I'm reminded of the adage, 'Don't be sad that it's over, be happy that you did it'. I for one will be watching this series again and again, I suspect. I agree; I hope that future wise heads prevail and recognize that there is a need for some places on Earth to remain true wildernesses, so without inevitably-civilizing trails. I have come to understand why you have called the experience an idea, not even a route. It follows that the misnomer 'Trail' would be best deleted from the title, IMHO. It's more accurate to call it simply 'The Hayduke'. There are plenty of trails to challenge the vast majority of us. So there's a valid case to be made for preserving the aspirational, the almost-mythical, places like this as salves for the human spirit. Congratulations to you both from one who can only aspire.

[@thruguru]

Simply enjoyed your Hayduke. Clint🇦🇺

[@is6566]

Congratulations! Awesome accomplishment.

[@adamscottmartin]

Fantastic journey, thanks for taking us along with you!

[@Aum_shantishantishanti111]

I was just at water canyon in hildale , Colorado city . And hey those flds are alright ! Many friends from that area . I recognize alot of those areas , I bet you are finding alot of Gods grace and peace along your journey ❤

[@rangeandravine]

It's been great following your journey. Can't wait to section hike it since I'm not able to take the time off to thru hike it. This provided a lot of very helpful information. Thank you! This is one of my favorite videos of the series cause I'm a southern Utah native and have been to many of the places in this video, including the mentioned Fat Man's Misery. Once you complete Fat Man's where it merges with Parunuweap Canyon, there's a plaque on the sandstone wall honoring John Wesley Powell, who explored that canyon. Fat Man's is a pretty fun canyon, and isn't actually miserable. 😅 It's unfortunate that the trail is closed down to Weeping Rock. That location just keeps getting more and more rock slides. Next time i would recommend one more short side trail that takes you to Observation Point. It has an excellent view all the way down Zion canyon. Hilldale and CO City really aren't as bad as those documentaries make it out to be. I've spent plenty of time in that area hiking and with work. They definitely have a unique way of life (polygamy) and have had their fair share of unfortunate events, and residents, but it's not a dangerous place. They have no affiliation with the "Mormon" church any longer and haven't for a long time. They broke off from the LDS Church because they wanted to continue with living a life of polygamy. There's a lot of confusion out there between the LDS and the FLDS churches. Another documentary, and book written by Jon Krakauer, is titled Under the Banner of Heaven.

[@foreverirish132]

Really love your hiking journey 😊 what keeps you hiking Jupiter? Just curious to know 😊 thanks

[@JupiterHikes]

I like being out there, I like the progression, I like the different ways to go about it. The fitness, endorphins, freedom. It's all pretty great!

[@elliemisiura-qv9jh]

Beautiful, thank you for sharing!

[@TomWhite-eq9kv]

You're so poetic.

[@iwazzabadboy1982]

Great Hike….Thanks for sharing…Awesome

[@mart7404]

Congrats, looked like an awesome trip. Blaze on

[@Oscar_MCC]

That was just awesome guys. I’ve enjoyed every moment with you in the Back of Beyond! Want to do it as well, but might start with the Arizona Trail first for acclimatisation … the climate is a bit different to what I’m used to here in Scotland!

[@JupiterHikes]

Definitely different from Scotland! But my English friend who lives mostly in Scotland is one of the best desert hikers I know, so who knows you may really take to it

[@trakyboy5128]

Such a good job so well done u 2 !!!!!!

[@alpineearth]

Good job guys!

[@40intrek]

Good Vibes

[@Rydoge7]

I think there is another documentary on netflix called Keep Sweet and obey about the Fundemental Mormons out in colorado City. As a lifetime Southern Utah resident. It is nice to see where the hayduke eventually links up with Zion. This series has been lots of fun to watch! will probably never attempt until a more established trail emerges, but might try some sections in the future. Would love to celebrate with you next time you decide to do it. Ill definitely treat you to some Oscars and/or Escalante pizza for some trail tales.

[@is6566]

Jupiter, Do you think this trail could be done in 1-2 day sections? For example, having a vehicle and a bike, stash the bike on a road close to the trail. After a day or two of hiking hop on the bike ride back to truck and and drive to the next bike-stashing location, and so on leapfrogging back and forth with the truck and the bike. Would this be feasible throughout this trail? Thanks!

[@JupiterHikes]

Many sections would be difficult to complete in that manner, as there often is not roads to ride back on, or you would not get close to that road in just a day or two of time. In some cases the hiking route is the most direct way, and you'd be spending much more time riding around on a bike to circumnavigate back to your car, than you did actually hiking the area. Some sections you could make it work, the trick however is figuring out where that would be feasible, and if you could even drive those roads with a normal vehicle to get to the trail to begin with. I can remember roads, and see roads on a map... but I don't think my car would make it very far down a lot of them.

[@is6566]

Thank you for the reply!

[@trakyboy5128]

R not the red stone , sand walls, of the s. w so interesting in a way of mystery ???? So beautiful ❤️.

[@happyperson8740]

Ha ha….anyone who knows Zion……my great-great grandparents owned the land in Zion. They had an operating lumber mill that eventually caught fire. The government came in with eminent domain and purchased the land for a very cheap amount (only the males of the family received money). There is a picture of my great-great grandparents (William Robinson and Cornelia Gifford Crawford) in the upper information center. My husband and I (from Texas) go there as often as we can because we love the area.

[@KimberlyGreen]

6:51 "The Hayduke isn't a trail and, really, it's more of an idea." So ... the ultimate embodiment of "Hike your own hike." ps: loved the Horny Toad at 0:36 . Brings back memories from a childhood long, long ago.

[@martinforrester8249]

What an awesome journey you both completed. Pity Sprocket didn't have any more input, which may have added a different dimension thru her eyes. However, loved her honest summary at the end, great Aussie humour. 😂 ps, I hope she was serious ??

[@JupiterHikes]

She mostly doesn't want to be on camera in that way, so I don't force it

[@tuckerg1975]

Great work, thanks for letting us follow along. This is definitely one of my favorite hiking epics. How did you like the Trail Gloves? They seem to be very effective at collecting sand, which isn't too surprising given the open weave on the uppers...

[@JupiterHikes]

Unfortunately this new version of the trail gloves are some of the least durable shoes I have ever used! I really liked the previous model, but don't think I'll get them again until an update

[@tuckerg1975]

@JupiterHikes That's a bummer. The new soles have much better traction I think, but they seem to be a lot softer from the wear on yours.

[@PrybarCommando]

Would small gators help with the sand? Or too much to be helped?

[@JupiterHikes]

They definitely would! I just don't personally like using them, despite the benefit

[@PrybarCommando]

@@JupiterHikes great hike and great video Jupiter. Thanks so much

[@hibiru6868]

Awesome journey! How long did the post trail depression last?

[@JupiterHikes]

About a month, until we started another In a more real sense I find the best way for me to keep away from post trail blues is keeping myself busy. While I am hiking I am thinking of what I would like to be doing at home. When I am at home I am planning some other trip, working, or diving into hobbies. For me at least it is being idle for too long that never works. I can do many small things, I just have to keep doing something

[@tracykooken2606]

hey there amigo 😊!!! do u remember the 1st time u did a " long trail ", which ever one that was, and u finally get to that beautiful big trail marker that people weep on, drink champagne on, get hi on, whoop n holler on and wear out the shutter but on, was it like that for u ???? or have u done so many u dont have those assotiate emotions any mor ????? 2 b honest i cant c u doubting ur self EVEN on this, the Hayduke, trail !!!!! but if this was the trail of trails then whats next ??? my mom once told me what will u feel n do when u have done what u think is the trail of trails !! I thot of that for years. 4 me it was , i realize, is not that trail but was about feelings that marked me the most. but i couldnt narrow it !!!😮!. so now i journal. i' wish i could write like u narrate !😊!.... i dont vlog cuz it makes me self con !!! so i write, plus temp,wind spead elev, dew pressure etc of the morning and b4 bed plus my thot's. b4 my big sis passed she gave me a " pocket " sized beautiful leather bound jou❤rnal. so WHAT was ur 1st " real " meal ??? and what do u think of the Senchi clothing ?? durability etc hype . HARD 2 COME BY and wow😢 on the money !!!! so i ask my amigo Jupiter what is his thots !! AND congrats on a finish well done !!!!! u2 "seem ' 2 be a great team. and i'm very happy for u both !!!!! yes maybe some day u will do a redo b it alone or with a partner. ATB Jupiter 😊

[@JupiterHikes]

All trails, and experiences in life come in different forms. So even if I enjoyed one more than most others, it doesn't mean I don't also enjoy those others! Beyond that even, everything I'll do always has something new to teach, and that is valuable and enjoyable as well

[@atsubill2]

otsukare-sama desu!

[@indtexcol]

👏

[@woodyshepherd6904]

Just when you think “great, I’m hitting a road, I’ll move fast” and it turns out to be made of the worst sugar sand EVER! lol. I was cursing

[@JupiterHikes]

Horrendous! Like 13 miles of 'road' but easily could have been 13 hours to do that

[@woodyshepherd6904]

😂

[@wineberryred]

Best trail, is no trail!

[@christopherch7307]

👍🐿👍