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I like to use Bai Water bottles... they are thin and durable like Smart Water, but they have a mouth as big as Gatorade bottles, so it's much easier to mix stuff in the water (no breaking tablets)

1:56 I heard… “how do you say mormonite?!” 🤣🤣🤣

I just came across your sweet video. We're gearing up to host hikers for this 2024 season. Can't wait! You hikers are all "our kids" and we love seeing you accomplish your dream. Trail angels going on 7 years now near Walker Pass. Onward and upward!

you pretty much said it all in that statement about "this is why we hike the PCT" - how special indeed it must be to witness such beauty after working hard to be there.

4:03 LOL!

How come your BV500 is empty when you are on trail?

I love your videos so very much. Such wonderful inspiration for me to get going into training this year!! Thank you very much!! Is there any way you can zoom out at times so we can get more of the view? Just wondering is all. Keep going step by step hun, each day out in nature is such a worthy adventure.

You’re right, feeling how it began to shrink and eventually disappear within 2 months was so liberating. I followed the steps I mentioned, and within the first 2 weeks the bloating was gone. I simply go'ogled Tilly Strankten's Ovarian Cyst Guide and it's like I hit the feel-good reset button lol.

Those guys were up to no good.

1:50 If Milkshakes real name is Barry then it would be Jen & Barry getting Ben & Jerry's.

3:39 "You guys have to get out here." March 2024, I'll be there.

Lady you should of never messed with that bigfoot meter that is Real .you played with it like its a Joke .that is real

Always take the weather with you

@ 1:27 Ive been stung there before but I was riding a bike and thought I pulled a muscle but I dont understand why all these bees and wasps are on your hike when I dont remember any when I hiked that section but you have more smoke than I had so that's a thing. Just about in that area past Burney I got bit by a huge ant. It's like, if he wanted to bite me why not bite my ankle, why crawl all the way up inside my shorts . . . I had to pull him off as he would not let go.

Excellent video.

Deer are not "friendly", they just know we pee salt and they need the salt. They follow you when you get up in the middle of the night. If you are camping they are off in the distance (breaking twigs as they walk) hoping you will get up and give them a salt donation . . . And mountain lions do not reflect green in their eyes. Thy can be greenish but they usually reflect yellow/gold. Ferrets reflect green, as do a LOT of other animals including ones that usually reflect yellow or white (deer for example) Foxes are red to purple . . . Even if you google it you get different answers so I would always assume it was a deer and stick to that unless proven otherwise. (check for tracks of deer or cats) And then there's the issue of what color light is being shined at them. New LED headlamps are more blue than the old incandescent flashlights so that might make some look a little greener than normal. If all you see are it's eyes when you shine a light on something that large, you need a brighter light. Picture of lions eyes at night . . . www.thepitchkc.com/mountain-lion-with-evil-glowing-eyes-spotted-in-platte-county/

(@ 6:04) . . . I only got *creeped out* in campsites that were TOOO QUIET where you could hear a leaf fall a long way away and I'm completely alone and you think every noise is an animal right outside your tent or a mouse trying to chew a hole in your tent. It only happened two times but you never forget those nights that keep you awake stressing you out till the middle of the night. When there are lots of noises you know what almost all of them are so you can ignore them but when there are no noises and then you hear something I somehow just want to know what it is and then 5 minutes later there's another different noise and then another and you dont know what any of them are. An acorn falling sounds like a giant footstep . . . If it was just for an hour or two I might not even remember it but when it's all night and the air is not even moving . . . it drained me.

Yeah, I got seriously buzzed from just one bear . . . that was a half a gallon. @15:14

@0:12 The bee flew of and told the other animals what was in that bottle . . . (1:24)

I take the three "iums" . . . sodium, potassium and magnesium and I also take a Methyl Folate. The strange thing is that I did not get many cramps but I was plagued by them a week after I got home and had to start hiking again to make them go away. I was doing only 15-16 miles a day through this section as well but was flying again after Selden Pass.

If I had met this guy with his dad's ashes in person that day I would not think that much of it but listening to you tell the story choked me up.

@12:50 You had me in stitches

June Bugs @14:50 . . . As kids we use to fill our pockets with them.

You guys killed it, Great adventure and documenting the PCT. I liked it when Whimsical found piece of a nacho chip? and ate it. 😂

Ive watched this a few times over the years but this is the first time I noticed what was next to the M&M @ 12:14

I recommend to every hiker with parents that are scared of you hiking the PCT that they have their parents watch all these videos.

Totally unexpected, feeling how it began to shrink and eventually disappear within 2 months was so liberating. I followed the steps I mentioned, and within the first 2 weeks the bloating was gone. I simply go'ogled Tilly Strankten's Ovarian Cyst Guide and it's like I hit the feel-good reset button lol.

What camera did you use and how did you overcome the wind noise while filming?

I know on the AT eating in town was one of the most fun parts of it. even just fast food.

0:22 'I can't believe I'm here." Exactly what I thought when I went down to Campo and I wasn't even going to be hiking the trail! And everytime I visit a PCT Crossing I think the same. It's like sacred ground.

As the weather go's ... & the cost of things ... Welcome to New Zealand

where exactly are you im trying to camp on the beach ! i remember being here very young

Gorgeous film!!

Do you need permit to camp?

Wow, a video that was actually helpful! Thank you so much for sharing.😊

I need a woman like this. She is down to earth, and no bullshit

Mr toads is my go to trail 😁 I love how technical that trail is, and it is easily one of the best MTB trails in Tahoe!

What shoes do you have on? And do you have to have a passport to go into BC via Ferry?

you absolutely have a gift of introspection and expression. Thoughtful, completely genuine and with real emotion. I'm sure you are a great mechanical engineer, but you would be a great writer. Just finished watching the entire PCT series and some of the related videos and can't thank you enough. Enjoyed taking this journey with you!

WELL! Feeling how the bloating and pain receded within approximately two months made all the difference, I used what discussed the other day, well, it really took about 10 weeks for it to totally shrink and vanish. I just go’ogled Tilly Strankten's Cyst Guide and it's like I hit the feel-good reset button lol.

Dude...what. a. freekin. day!!! My hands were dripping sweat & heart racing while you were getting ready to drop!😂 So well done you two!!!! 💪😎👍

Just an FYI, for all of you tuning in, rockets don’t launch from LA. Rockets get launched from Vandenberg SFB, which is about 3 hrs north of LA. Great review, Jennifer. 👍

Recommended training for backpacking? Stair Master with weight is a good idea. 2016, at 235 lbs, I started walking to work wearing a weight vest and carried a backpack with some more weight, every work day for 4 months. It was just to get in shape, not with backpacking in mind. Lost 70 lbs or so pounds and was then introduced to backpacking. My first few backpacking trips were a breeze. Best training for backpacking? Backpacking :-)

Mountain lions typically have yellow eyes when shined by a light it also depends on the light you are using. I trap mountain lions among other things for the state i have seen hundreds at night! They are Yellow. Also if a mountain lion is walking around your camp most likely you will not hear it. They are experts at walking quietly. I can almost guarantee you have encountered more then one mountain lion on your hike you just didn't see it... bit it saw you. I would say it was a deer just because the simple fact you could hear it doing things outside your tent. you would not hear a mountain lion unless it growled or screamed.

End of video, after you mentioned the McFlurry, your face looks like those stop motion characters in the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer show from long ago :)

You have inspired me in more ways than one

Making life decisions is very difficult. Especially when it comes to things, or people that you have invested time in.

You are amazing, I need a woman who's as cool as you

True to what you said, but there is safety in numbers

you were not in castle crags! I camp at parks creek ever so often over a weekend on the motorcycle coming over from trinity !