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In September-October 2023, I hiked the John Muir Trail, a 350-kilometer (215-mile) long-distance trail that is often considered one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the United States. It stretches from Yosemite Valley to Mount Whitney (4,421m, 14,505ft) straight through the Sierra Nevada mountains, passing through Yosemite National Park, the John Muir and Ansel Adams Wildernesses, Sequoia National Park, and Kings Canyon National Park. Along the way, it passes over 9 major mountain passes: Donohue Pass (3,323m, 10,902ft), Island Pass (3,205m, 10,515ft), Silver Pass (3,180m, 10,433ft), Selden Pass (3,094m, 10,151ft), Muir Pass (3,558m, 11,969ft), Mather Pass (3,700m, 12,139ft), Pinchot Pass (3,797m, 12,457ft), Glen Pass (3,585m, 11,758ft), and Forester Pass (4,009m, 13,153ft). Along the way, I wildcamped and made 2 resupply stops, in Mammoth Lakes and Bishop.

Interested in doing this hike? Check out the travel guide (https://www.thatch.co/guide/pn4dewuv7ygg/view) which explains everything you need to know: how to get permits, how to get there, where to do resupplies, when to go, the weather, and much more. Included is a Custom Google Maps and GPX-files.

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0:00 Intro
0:56 Yosemite’s Half Dome Climb
11:01 1000 Island Lake & Rain Storm
17:34 Mammoth Lakes Resupply
24:38 Camp under Western Junipers
29:02 Hot Springs & Muir Trail Ranch
31:51 Sequoia National Park – meeting Scott
26:33 Muir Pass & Bishop Resupply
42:04 Snowstorm at Bishop Lake
49:24 Mather Pass & Rae Lakes
57:32 Forester Pass (4,009 meter | 13,153 feet)
1:00:50 Camp with Mount Whitney view
1:03:17 Sleeping on Mount Whitney
1:09:46 Outro

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Welcome to North Cascades National Park. Take a virtual hike through the autumn forest with our filmmaker Roman Khomlyak (00:00:00). Autumn is Roman’s favorite season. It’s not hard to guess why. Just look at this variety of shades, colors, and moods. Cool and cloudy days fill the forest with mystery and romance. Sunny and clear days make the woods seem to burn with a bright and warm fire. Walk along the wet ground along the trail (00:03:10), enjoy the dense forest growth, moss on tree trunks, the murmur of the river, and the beauty of the mountain forest in 4K Ultra HD. Climb the mountains along the path (04:46:32). The first snow has already fallen here, the bald cypress have already turned yellow and have begun to shed their needles, and the freshness of the approach of winter is felt as a tingle on the skin and in the lungs. Enjoy watching this forest hike video and explore the amazing forest and mountain trails of Washington State with us!

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Video title: Walking at North Cascades
Time of filming: November 2018
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The North Cascade is part of a 500-mile mountain range. From Mount Shasta in California to British Columbia, the Cascade Mountains are renowned for their spectacular scenery, dense forests, and full-flowing rivers and lakes. North Cascades National Park has the largest glacial system in the United States. There are over 300 glaciers and 300 lakes in the park. This is the perfect place for hikers to view cascading waterfalls, glacier views, icy blue lakes, and stunning hiking trails.

Virtual walks in the forest, especially in autumn, are great for dealing with negativity and fatigue. It is well known that in the forest, the pulse rate decreases by 15-20 beats per minute, and breathing becomes smoother and calmer. Walking here is an excellent option for relaxation and anti-stress therapy. Now, thanks to this amazing virtual forest hike you have the opportunity to go to the forest without leaving your home!

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Here are 20 of the best hikes in the world to try before you die. From multi day backpacking routes, to hut to hut walks, day hikes and cross country expeditions, this list will take you around the world to see some of the most epic scenery you could imagine. It was no easy feat narrowing this list down, and I hope it inspires you to grab your backpack and head for the mountains.

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Are you ready to hit the trails with the best hiking shoes on the market? We’ve compiled a list of top contenders to ensure your next outdoor adventure is comfortable and enjoyable. Starting off strong, the Vasque Men’s Breeze stands out for its durability and support, making it perfect for rugged terrain. Next up, the Columbia Men’s Facet 75 offers a blend of style and functionality, keeping your feet happy on long hikes. Ladies, the Salomon Women’s X Ultra 4 is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring advanced technology for stability and traction on any surface. For men seeking versatility, the KEEN Men’s Targhee 3 is a reliable choice, offering waterproof protection and exceptional durability. Lastly, the Vasque Women’s Breeze combines style and performance, ensuring a comfortable fit for all-day wear. Whether you’re trekking through mountains or exploring local trails, these hiking shoes are sure to elevate your outdoor experience.

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Going for a hike is a great way to connect with nature. The stakes are low, it’s typically free, and you’re given the chance to leave your woes behind, even if it’s just for a short time. But there are some hiking trails out in the world that require a bit more finesse and concentration. From narrow paths carved into steep cliffs to treacherous mountain passes, there are plenty of hiking trails that require courage, skill, and a whole lot of determination. Join us for today’s video, as we explore the 15 most dangerous hiking trails in the world.

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Welcome to Tassie and the beautiful Tasman National Park!

The Three Capes walking track is apparently 48km and is typically walked from Port Arthur to Fortescue Bay over 4 days. There are fantastic facilities on this walk with modern huts and incredibly well maintained trail and lookout points. The official trail is described as being the three capes track experience not simply a walk and I believe it really would be just that – a wonderful experience and highly accessible and achievable!

In this video I invite you to join me on the ‘Free Capes’ track alternate and explore the area in a different and more budget friendly way making the track possible even if you’ve missed out on a pass but where hoping to still get out on trail.

** Please note if you are walking the ‘free capes’ you will need your own transport and a Tasmania National Parks Pass. I’d highly encourage anyone thinking of walking the Three Capes to go for it and have no doubt the cost of the track passes go back into funding the incredible huts and maintenance of this experience. I decided to walk quite last minute and simply wasn’t able to get a track pass at the time but wanted to make the most of exploring the area (:

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Asheville is a city in western North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains known for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and laid-back vibe. It is also home to some of the southeast’s top short trails, making it an ideal post-hike stop to grab a craft beer or indulgent dinner. These are the top 5 short day hikes within 40 miles of Asheville, North Carolina.

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00:58 #5 Sam Knob Trail
03:01 #4 Lookout Trail
05:20 #3 Catawba Falls
07:44 #2 The Craggies
10:14 Mt Mitchell Summit
11:46 #1 Triple & High Falls
14:15 Trail Comparison

#5 Sam Knob Trail, Pisgah National Forest
Sam Knob is a 6,000-foot peak just beyond the Blue Ridge Parkway and has exceptional summit views, including the nearby Devil’s Courthouse, Black Balsam Knob, and peaks in the Shining Rock Wilderness. Located about 37 miles from Asheville, this hike has beautiful grassy meadows that are adorned with wildflowers in the spring as well as the sweet scent of balsam fir the year-round.

#4 Lookout Trail, Montreat, North Carolina
The Lookout Trail can be found in the town of Montreat, just 18 miles from Asheville. This short trail has a moderate ascent that rewards hikers with summit rock outcroppings and views of the Seven Sisters of the Black Mountains. Autumn can be an especially beautiful time of year as colorful fall foliage fills the mountainside trees. The lookout at the top indeed makes the effort of the uphill climb worthwhile.

#3 Catawba Falls, Pisgah National Forest
The trailhead for Catawba Falls can be found just 28 miles east of Asheville. An out-and-back of under 2 ½ miles, this hike offers the stunning beauty of a cascading waterfall that drops over 100 feet in total. Two footbridges have been added over the years and now the area is temporarily closed until Spring of 2023 when more major trail improvements will be revealed.

#2 Craggy Pinnacle & Craggy Gardens, Blue Ridge Parkway
The Great Craggy Mountains are located just 20 miles northeast of Asheville. Referred to as “The Craggies”, this area includes these two popular trails with stunning views that can be easily reached from the Blue Ridge Parkway. The elevation rise and grassy balds make for impressive viewing of the surrounding mountains and valleys, especially when pink and purple Catawba rhododendron are in bloom from mid-June to July.

HM Mount Mitchell Summit Trail, Mount Mitchell State Park
The parking lot at the Mount Mitchell State Park can bring enthusiasts within a few hundred yards of the highest peak East of the Mississippi River. A paved path to an accessible overlook and spectacular views is great for those who may be challenged by traditional hiking.

#1 Triple Falls & High Falls, Dupont State Forest
Our top hike is located within the DuPont State Forest, just 40 miles south of Asheville. The forest is blessed with many stunningly beautiful waterfalls and consequently was used to shoot scenes from The Last of the Mohicans as well as The Hunger Games. Within a short 3 ½ mile hike, you can reach two incredible waterfall specimens as well as a picturesque covered bridge.
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The “10 essentials” are a widely accepted list of items that every hiker should carry, regardless of the length or difficulty of a trip. They have evolved over time, but the principle remains the same: to ensure that hikers are prepared for unexpected circumstances in the outdoors. Here’s a breakdown of each:

1. **Navigation Tools**: Proper navigation is crucial when you’re in the wilderness. This includes a map and a compass. Even in the age of GPS and smartphone apps, the old-school combination of map and compass is fail-safe and doesn’t rely on batteries. Knowing how to read a topographic map and use a compass is a fundamental outdoor skill.

2. **Sun Protection**: Overexposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays can result in sunburn, eye damage, and increased risk of skin cancer. It’s essential to have sunglasses, sunscreen, and protective clothing or a hat when hiking. Not only does this prevent sunburn, but it can also reduce glare, improve vision, and protect the sensitive skin around the eyes.

3. **Insulation (Extra Clothing)**: Weather can change rapidly in many hiking locations. An unexpectedly cold front or a sudden downpour can leave you shivering if you’re not prepared. Packing an additional layer or two, like a fleece jacket or rain shell, can be a lifesaver. It’s always better to have and not need than to need and not have.

4. **Illumination**: Sometimes, hikes can take longer than anticipated. If you’re caught out after dark, a good headlamp or flashlight becomes essential. Headlamps, in particular, are popular because they allow for hands-free operation, making it easier to navigate or set up camp.

5. **First-Aid Supplies**: Injuries can happen. From minor scrapes to more severe injuries, having a basic first-aid kit can make a big difference. This should include bandages, antiseptic wipes, blister treatment, pain relievers, and any personal medications.

6. **Fire**: Whether for emergency signaling, warmth, or cooking, the ability to start a fire is crucial. Waterproof matches, lighters, or firestarters are all good choices. Some hikers also pack a compact stove, especially in areas where open fires are prohibited.

7. **Repair Kit and Tools**: Multi-tools or a basic knife can serve various functions, from food preparation to gear repair. Additionally, a small repair kit can help mend a torn backpack or fix broken shoelaces. Duct tape is often cited as a handy repair tool because of its versatility.

8. **Nutrition (Extra Food)**: It’s always wise to pack extra food, even if you’re just out for a day hike. Energy bars, nuts, or dried fruits are lightweight and can provide the necessary calories if you’re stranded or if your hike takes longer than anticipated.

9. **Hydration (Extra Water)**: Dehydration can impair your physical and mental functions. In many environments, you can’t always rely on finding a fresh water source, so always carry extra. It’s also beneficial to understand how to purify water, using tablets, filters, or boiling, in case you run out and need to source more.

10. **Emergency Shelter**: If an unexpected situation arises and you have to spend a night outdoors, an emergency shelter can provide protection from the elements. This might be a lightweight tarp, a bivvy sack, or even a large trash bag. They’re compact, lightweight, and can be a lifesaver in challenging situations.

To conclude, these 10 essentials serve as a foundation for outdoor safety. Tailoring them to fit specific hikes or personal needs is encouraged, but the underlying message remains the same: always be prepared.
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Los Angeles is built for hiking. It has mountains, deserts, beaches, islands, oceans, bridges, waterfalls, skyline, and canyons. In this video, I showcase the top 10 best places to hike in the LA area. These locations have lots of fun things to do and feature some of Los Angeles’ top attractions.

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