THE SIERRA SCENIC BYWAY & CREEK FIRE IMPACT - FULL EPISODE - Outside Beyond the Lens

[@MarkParker]

Nice work.

[@alichtenwalter]

Beautiful thanks for the photos

[@roadtripboy]

Great episode. In the 90s my Dad and I went to Yellowstone several months after a fire went though there. And we saw scenes similar to these. The shots of the re-growth looked this.

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thank you!

[@melindakier1661]

I started to watch this vid today...but, I just can't right now. This fire, the Bobcat, Eldorado fire,.....all of them....they have devastated so many beautiful areas of our state. I was hiking up on the PCT in Big Bear TWICE....and saw billowing smoke clouds over the mountains signaling that there was a new fire. It just breaks my heart. I love your adventures and will explore others until I can watch this one in its entirety without crying. Stay safe.

[@OutsideBeyondtheLens]

It can be tough for sure.

[@Msdinkeycreek]

Sad, but beautifully done. Living in North Fork, this is in my backyard. The Scenic Byway has some of the most beautiful scenery & is well worth the trip. We were evacuated during the Creek Fire & after growing up in the Dinkey Creek area since 1944, the fire hit me really hard. Thank you Jeff & Jill for all you do.

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thanks, Terry!

[@wflyer7985]

So many times I planned to visit the Sierra scenic byway. Could never find someone to go with me, so I never went. About ten years ago this show actually inspired me to want to visit it. Thank you for the amazing videos you produce.

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thank you!

[@Babelbrooke]

Jeff and Jill this one got me! Thanks for the journey. You have inspired me to do all I can to protect and preserve these amazing places.

[@OutsideBeyondtheLens]

Thank you, Brooke!!!

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thanks, Brooke!

[@Luthien232]

Just came here by accident as I wanted to check the status of the Pack Creek Fire near Moab (as we plan to go to Utah for vacation puposes as soon as pandemic is over) and then also saw this video. Great job! Of course knew about this huge fire as well, as it was on our news that time, too. It's so good to see the present status. Nature is like a Phoenix - reborn from the ashes. So thanks a lot for this short documentation and greetings from Germany!

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thanks for watching and your comments!

[@bryanzollars5624]

It’s still beautiful up there in some spots it’s still green the minarets pack station was surrounded by fire as was mammoth pool but there operating again this season some trails are closed but there are still many beautiful lakes up there to see so I’ve heard

[@rollout2926]

Amazing job bro. 👏 This place holds a special part in our hearts. Thanks for bringing it back alive.

[@OutsideBeyondtheLens]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thank you, man!

[@meogden6144]

Superb Jeff!

[@matthewericksen]

Countdown is on👍🏼

[@SandyHansenPhotography]

Great show! Thanks for telling us what camera gear you’re using please tell us your settings as well

[@jeffaiello6646]

Thanks, Joy! The settings are all over the map depending on the scenes and lighting, of course. We should start a little blog or pod cast to talk about all that though...

[@jamalive]

My home land. Thankfully our buildings survived....

[@randylee2050]

We did again 5/31/21 first time was 08/11/20 The wild flowers were awesome, my wife photographed all the burn scare and of course the wild flowers

[@chandlerautomotiverepair573]

I have been coming to this section of the Sierras for over 30 years-I even bought property 3 miles south of North Fork just to have a place for my grandboys to go to in the future. The last few years have been tough on the forest there with the pine beetle killing trees unchecked by the thousands. The Creek Fire was inevitable-and necessary for the rebirth of the area. I also must point out that the humans who have started to come here are not very clear on just how and where to camp-I have seen so much filth and trash left by these people-it is quite disheartening

[@OutsideBeyondtheLens]

It's very disheartening. People need to clean up after themselves.

[@dudleylitz7369]

toured that 10 years ago. got knocked -off the hill by a storm and saw a pair of Ring-Tail cats wrestling in the middle of the road!

[@angelbonilla255]

😁

[@carsonbrockway7932]

Do you think you could show my house burning a little more thanks. It's ridiculous do you ever think about whos home your showing burn?

[@chandlerautomotiverepair573]

sorry for your loss

[@OutsideBeyondtheLens]

Yes, we think about everyone. That is why we made this show. We care very much for the people, where they live and the environment.We are sorry you are hurt that we used footage of your home burning. We wish the Creek Fire never happened. Incredibly sorry for the loss of your home.