The PNT - Section 1 - GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

[@christinahartnett2316]

I really enjoy your style of thru hike videos bc you offer a more compelling story than other hikers who record every single thing they do every single day. I have respect for what other KZbin hikers do but get bored listening to them say, "I woke up, I ate breakfast, I'm walking, I'm sore, I'm still walking, I'm walking, I'm eating, now I'm walking, I see poo on the ground, I'm so tired, this sucks but I'm so happy, walking, walking, the scenery is incredible, more walking, made it to camp, I'm eating, I'm so tired, goodnight" over and over again. I love that you compile footage on trail then edit after you've finished. Your videos do a tremendous job telling a hikers story showcasing the more important aspects of your hike accompanied with humor and moving music. Bravo!! I'm a fan and look forward to seeing more!

[@meganrobbins7539]

Was so pumped to see a new vlog series on trail!! Binge watching this now!!!

[@Foxr6]

Beautiful women, beautiful trail, beautiful video. Look forward to so many more. You are an exceptional story teller! Keep doing you!

[@dyanacarmella1379]

THANK YOU!!!

[@Cschuepbach17]

Whats the song at 5:22?? Such an incredible video and series, absolutely loved the views. New to the PNW and hoping to explore these wilds places someday soon.

[@sfgirly64]

Wow! so inspiring that you continued and finished SOLO! Freakin Beast Mode right there! 👏🏻👏🏻 as I watched this series I kept thinking of DMX lyric "if you ever see me in a fight with a grizzly bear, pray for the bear, that beeeep gonna need it." hell ya.

[@dyanacarmella1379]

Hahahaha! Oh man I love this. (= Freaking DMX.

[@einavbloom3689]

dude you rock! love that you made these thoughtful videos of hiking the PNT.

[@drewstan]

These videos are so well produced!

[@salogarcia8039]

I love your videos! You are a star!

[@Oklahomahiker405]

Amazing video!

[@LETSgoBRANDON08.]

I'm guessing you guys went in late August or sometime in September you guys could have jump the ferry and went to the town on the other side of Waterton Lake to get mosquito repellent especially there by goat haunt is extremely buggy if you do the trail again you should check out the campsite hole-in-the-wall you take a right instead of going left to Bowman Lake give you props for solo hiking PS a little pre-trip planning really pays off

[@dyanacarmella1379]

We left July 15ish. I couldn't get over the bugs. I knew it was going to be bad but not that bad.

[@LETSgoBRANDON08.]

Glacier was the first Park I went to with high Alpine views kind of caught the itch to see as much of that as I can whenever I can take vacation I watched the whole playlist of the pnt I think you put them together really well captured more than just the scenery would be interested to check out any videos in the future you put out for a multi-day or long-distance hike I shared your list of videos with a couple friends I'm waiting to hear their feedback I told them it was a good video to check out

[@oscarmolinaoutdooradventur1648]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mattheishman170]

A.T , PCT OR CDT in your backpacking future?

[@dyanacarmella1379]

To be honest... not really. Don't get me wrong, they are amazing trails. I grew up in backpacking in California. Ive done a lot of the PCT in sections. So I wouldn't want to hike that again. The AT seems gloomy to me. The CDT looks pretty wild. But I have my heart set on the Te Araroa in New Zealand at the end of the year. It will take me about 3-4 months. So currently saving money for that. I want to go international. And I like trails where I don't see anyone. I like to be alone. ha

[@mattheishman170]

@@dyanacarmella1379. I love the CDT. Out of the three it's my favorite. Trans Adirondack trail is being called the most toughest trail in the US. Check out the GR-11 Trail..the trails in Europe blows U.S trails away... Check out Atom Packs made in the U.K. Blows hmg, Ula, smd packs out the water . Im currently saving and training for doing the Great Trail in Canada...2yrs 2 months and change on one trail with very little people is drawing me to it.

[@Dirtbag.G]

Awesome!!!!

[@dwalker6868]

Wow thank you

[@denimlabels7315]

Ive been to Polebridge & Glacier. I hike Grinell Glacier with my dad. It was awesome.

[@AceGoodheart]

I'm SO gonna do this trail. Wait, there's mosquitoes? You know, on second thought I think I'll just go to the beach.

[@dyanacarmella1379]

Hahaha!

[@joshlamson5520]

Badass. I solo hike all the time but I grew up in MT and I'm a dude. You go.

[@HM-gk3rq]

Why is this Chapter 5 of the PNT? Isn’t this the start?

[@taylorjacklin1541]

No :) her videos start with her gear and getting ready for the hike :)

[@sarahboettger]

I asked myself the exact same question 🧐

[@TheWctman]

A recommendation for bug off: Avon Skin So Soft.

[@georgefaulk2528]

Not preparing in advance is not only stupid but you are asking for trouble. You are putting other people in jeopardy having to recue you if something happens. This is a not what to do if you go backbacking.

[@chevyvega6622]

the bugs are exactly why i drifted out of doing this. Hiked all over snoqualmie pass for years getting bit. Always carry a gun....esp way out there