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140 comments
Great video! Some of your pronunciations made me smile, i enjoyed it!
What a coincidence I found your video. My daughter, her husband and couple of friends literally just got back from doing this same hike.
Nice video but was hoping to see the hike to the confluence overlook as number 1… while driving white rim road you see some amazing sights… like mesa arch from the canyon floor… but top for me was looking down on the spot where the Green river joins the Colorado river. When you see this you immediately understand how these rivers were named… they are two different colours where they join and mix… the Colorado appears red while the Green appear green
This has been keeping my nerves away. I aspire to do things like this soon!
Great content!
Great video! Planning my Alaska trip now! Just curious what rental company allowed you to drive on the McCarthy Road? I’m having a hard time finding one!
Great adventure, Ted! Your raft-pack (lol) is The alpaca, right? Im Norway based and struggling to find outfitters. Do yo have any tips on how to get hands on a pack raft like that in Scandinavia? Keep up the good work:)
Awesome video. We went to six of the parks in June 2018. We probably crossed paths somewhere. Last two Katmia and Glacier Bay coming this June.
I also want to point out that the viewership on this video is 4x the subscription base (as of 5/2020) #qualitynotquantity
Also, subscribe!
The music is louder than your voice and is impossible to watch/listen to! Pathetic!
Wonderful job Alex! You are very talented! I thoroughly enjoyed this and need to visit all 8 of Alaska’s National Parks as well. Can’t wait to see your Antarctica one! Cheers!
Man I love the content and btw some of those links for planning trips such as the trailguideyellowstone is broken sad tho as I having trouble finding ways to see the Backcountry camp sites
I know this video is awhile ago, but it is so unbelievable that you spent thst many days out there without seeing a bear. I am much older than you are, 53 years old, but when we went to Yellowstone growing bears were everywhere. The campground we normally stayed in was closed down to too many grizzly attacks. We used to camp in a tent. Even now, thank God you were a little ignorant about the bears,especially the grizzlies and were kept safe. Other bears you can do certain things with, but there is no rhyme or reason to a grizzly. Other people that are experienced outsdoorsman might not have done what you did for a good reason. You have more chance of seeing a bear or grizzly in Yellowstone than anywhere in the U.S. besides Alaska and Canada.
Awesome video!! You need to send some of these still shots and maybe some video to Tilley for their ambassadors program.
Wait, you guys ALSO create the music score?!?! WOW! I’ve been binge-watching your excellently-produced videos, so glad I came across your YT channel.
I’m always blown away by the beauty of American wilderness. I would give anything to camp out in YNP for a night among the stars and trees.
Awesome video!! Is there anyway you could share your itinerary for your days in Katmai and Kenai Fjords? If so that would be great!
Simply one of the greatest documentaries about national parks! And you guys are not even from NatGeo!
Thank you for such a great look at the parks in Alaska. We have completed 35 of the 61 so far. Stay Safe and safe travels.
I really like your videos! Thanks for the work, thanks for sharing! #newsubscriber
Another amazing video guys. I love your perspectives. Robbie’s comment about poop looking like hua 1 juan3 was classic! I appreciate what you guys do.
@ 50:00 which adjustable knot do you like to use? Excellent video as always! Love the format.
Wow thank you for putting your heart into this and sharing this with the world! I have learned so much about Alaska!! Such an amazing video
Hi, I’m new to your channel. Sweden is beautiful. What brought me to your channel is the Fjallraven videos. I have some of their clothes. Great quality. Look forward to following you
This is the best video on Alaska I seen. I was myself excited along when you all were running to see bear sight. That tells how good this video was for me every seconds.
Why didnt you try booking travel to Kobuk when you visited GOTA?
There is always the fire guy!!! I like he has many techniques. I find a bic or zippo works well. Great job!!
Great video! Canyonlands is my favorite national park that I’ve been to, it’s just absolutely breathtaking
You only spent a couple hours in Gates of the Artic? Seems like spending so much money, and getting to one of the most remote parks in the world, and only spending a few hours is sad.:( Just surprised. I’ve never seen anyone do that. Most people spend a few days minimum to a few weeks.
This video deserves way more views. I always film my travels to create artsy videos, and sometimes i vlog as well. I am traveling to alaska this coming summer, and this is making me soooooooooo excited!
Wow, that was an amazing video! After learning video editing and editing our videos for the last year, I can really appreciate your video it is so good! How long did it take you to edit it? The animations were great too!
next can you do Utah, Colorado, or the eastern U.S. Great Video!
Dang, you’re on fire! I hadn’t noticed you have done a bunch of videos. Binging right now.
Is 2018….and you still dont have a gimbal, at least learn how to level the horizon.
Not everyone can understand how much efforts and time does it take to make such informative videos.❤
Rewatching old AA videos and man Thomas looked like a baby 4 years ago
Thanks for taking us with you on this journey!
I was wondering, did you feel you got enough “alone time” or did you have a constant feeling you needed to entertain us, shooting footage and talking to us?
Anyway, it’s much appreciated!
My family is a big fan of your channel. Can’t wait to see the whole gang back on the trail again! Will you guys consider going plant based on your next trip? Please don’t eat the bison ����
What a great run down! I think I want to do #7 when there! Amanda I have not been to Canyon Lands as much as the other parks!
Great experience & video. I’m driving from Vermont to Alaska ( Alaska marine highway from Bellingham to Haines ) in August 2019. I’m visiting 6 parks…not visiting Gates of the Arctic & Kobuk Valley this trip but getting to the other 6 national parks. I’m definitely going to check out the walkway on the railway bridge on my way to Kennicott Glacier Lodge.!!
Hello, I’m in Denali national park today ( 8/31/19 ) and did visit Lake clark, Wrangell St Elias and Katmai. All great parks and all different. Lake Clark & Katmai you fly into on float planes. Lake Clark is seeing bears from a small tour boat with a very knowledgeable guide as you tour around the shore of Crescent Lake. We did see bears from the boat and the scenery is beautiful. Katmai national park is entirely a different way to experience and see bears…up close. You walk in the bears home…at times on the same trails the bears use. Katmai is a closeup up way to see bears. Brooks Falls is the place to go to see & photograph bears. Definitely a must see & experience national park. Wrangell is not easy to get to…drive the 60 mile gravel McCarthy road or fly into…I drove the road. The Root Glacier hike is amazing & the glacier and mountain views are stunning. Also take the Kennicott Copper company ‘Mill’ tour! If I had to list the parks in order I would put Wrangell St Elias 1st, Katmai 2nd & Lake Clark 3rd… but they are all great places to visit.��
the parks I would put Wrangell 1st, Katmai right behind and then Lake Clark.
beautiful video, but i pray drones aren’t being used! some of this footage looks quite hard to get without one
Found out about you from mcqbushcraft’s latest video after he tagged you in the show us your steak challenge. You sir have a new subscriber.
America the stolen land of the indians….i wish soon someone in the govt help the native indians to progress themselves.
hurry up…i wanna see the park, the scenery, not your snacks or plane… lol…
Thank you for this amazing video! I hiked the padjelantaleden last year in august (you can check the video on my profile) and it was one of the best experiences in my life. When did you visit the trail?
Hej Ted Thank you for this stunning video, I sat here with mouth open. What an adventure and you brought us to see the scepticism before the last part with the raftpackraft…thing.:) great stuff!
Isn’t Trump selling off bits of your national parks to dirty industries? That’s what I heard over here in Ireland where we have a total ban on fracking. Great video. I really enjoyed it.
Ted, I think you said you didn’t use your Kajka on this trip. If so, any particular reason?
But thank you, as ever, for a great adventure.
I’d also say that I think your gear reviews are the most innovative, helpful, and well-executed I have ever seen. In my opinion Fjällräven should be providing you products to review.
How in the world did you get the night sky and also you guys in focus at 3:13 3:18? Amazing. Also, I am sure it’s a pain in the ass, but I really appreciate the scene selection you did for these episodes! You guys are the best! I really admire everything you have done and are continuing to do! And by the way 26:17 — is this the first mention of Kung fu by Andrew?
The National Parks weren’t born, they were designated so by Teddy Roosevelt’s executive order credit where credit is due. But great photography, I could feel the chilly fresh dawn air at Bryce Canyon just from the images
City boys…..
stopping to discus the manure piles and dont know the difference between elk, deer, bear, moose, and wolf dung piles, but are amazed. How you all survived with out being eaten was an act of God.
Ate a whole bag of chips with a big cheesy smile on my face I was so engrossed….
You got TWO thumbs up from me! fun adventure!!
Next do “Sky Rim trail” in Yellowstone Park.
Hey Ted. Finally was able to catch up on the video. What an amazing trip. Such a great experience for you and a summer to remember. Congrats. An inspiration to other outdoor buffs. Have a great day. Peace
I would love to visit Yellowstone one day after watching your great video. Can you tell me whats this yo bear is all about?
Hey Ted, we are planning to do such a hike this year. Not sure yet where as getting there is an issue but did you have to fight a lot against ticks and mosquitos? Great video. Lots of work went into it.
As ever a cracking video all the hard work that goes in to them is much appreciated Has inspired me to take my California and put aside a few months wandering in the north of Sweden. Thanks again.
Nice video again! Ted! Just one question or suggestion, could you make a small video that how you protect yourself while you are in the woods, it seems (those bones ) you are surrounded by many wild animals.
From Ohio, family lives in Ohio, yet there was a Michigan hat? Why?
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I never been there. I wish some day go there for take pictures and video this beautiful place. Thank you for posting
What drexidog said, I had to cut it short: music too loud, voiceover too low.
Snygg film! Bra jobbat..rätt att skippa whitewatersektionerna.
Nice vid, and love the Channel. I Dunno what you do Before a hike, but i and i alot og soldier use tape Before tur hike thin linner and thicker outlayer, this Will kill tur friktion from your foot. Sorry for bad English. Take care Thomas
What is that small rod and device you started fire with called??
Good one Ted! Really nice adventure and no mosqitos with that weather…:D
How did you find your flight to the Gates of the Arctic National Park? I’m interested in taking a trip up there for an epic backpacking trip but not sure where to begin.
I need to visit all of these:/ if only Alaska wasn’t so far away
What a cool video! I would love to follow your footsteps. Do you still have the travel itineraries? My email is [email protected] gmail.com. Thanks for sharing!
After watching this video, here’s how I feel about visiting Alaska’s 8 national parks. Obviously I’d like to visit them all if I could, but this is how I rank my interest in going:
Denali definite yes. The mountain and surrounding landscape are absolutely incredible. No wonder it is one of America’s oldest national parks.
Gates of the Arctic definite yes. Pure, untamed and rugged wilderness at the top of the world. Going there at all would essentially be an expedition.
Glacier Bay or Kenai Fjords maybe/probably yes. I put these two together because they seem to offer very similar sights with glaciers meeting the ocean. I’d probably go for Glacier Bay, though, if I had to pick just one.
Wrangell-St. Elias maybe yes. I loved the part of the video where you all were exploring the glaciers. It seems like a pretty extreme trip to get there, though.
Katmai maybe no. The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes certainly was surprising to see. I’ve been to plenty of parks featuring impressive canyons and eroded landscapes, though, so I’m not sure I would feel inspired enough to get out to such a remote place.
Lake Clark probably no. Honestly, it seems like a pretty underwhelming park to me. Yes, there’s a beautiful lake surrounded by beautiful mountains and rugged terrain, but that started to seem commonplace after seeing all those peaks all across Alaska.
Kobuk probably no. In all honesty, it seems like an immense effort to reach an empty place where there’s not much to see. I think Kobuk is one of those places where you go for the wildlife. I have read that it’s an important area for migrating caribou, and I’m sure that witnessing that would be incredible. But, besides that, it doesn’t seem worth it to essentially go on an expedition to such a remote and empty place, especially when Kobuk is compared to all the other places you could go in Alaska. I mean, even getting to see the Aleutian Islands seems a lot more impressive to me, personally.
Feel free to agree or disagree! This is just my own opinion and based on my personal preferences! Wonderful video, by the way. I’d give it a hundred thumbs up if I could.
As a media guy, I appreciate good production values. A multitude of cameras, nice music, graphics, and the voice over work is just right.
Great video. Wish the music was much lower. Had to stop watching it. Couldn’t hear the narration.
I loved this vid. What a great adventure even if it took 2 years and you only had 22 days to do it! You two couples are amazing. So sorry about your experience with GOTA. You mentioned a walking bridge under one of the trellised bridges on the road to MaCarthy. Can you please give me details of how to find this bride and the walking bridge access?
You guys really don’t need to show your travel from the airport no one cares about that
Such sort of vids gives us relief from this noisy and tiresome life
Thanks for sharing this vid i like natural beauty v v v v v muchhhhhhh
Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing this. I’m really looking forward to visiting next month. Great Sand Dunes is a really special place too. We went there last November after it got too cold and windy for us at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Just visited this spectacular place yesterday!! It’s truly breathtaking!
plastic wrapped meat gotta love and respect beautiful planet earth if you live like that.
Just found you guys yesterday from the Mt Hood timberline trail video. I am a devout follower now! Then I find you in Yellowstone and I am a certified groupie. ��. Really nicely done and entertaining
Sucks,the music to loutgh I can HEAR this guy say������������
Michigan has never recovered from that upset by Appalachian State. In all seriousness though, what has Jim Hairball actually accomplished?
Tjena mannen! Nice to see a classic movie from you again. I really do fancy these ones over your VW-movies, they are not “bad” but it’s just my honest and personal opinion. Nice to see you hitting it up on the water as well, welcome to the packraft club:) 10/10
All you 4 guys are doing is yapping and eating, for gods shake you are in yellow stone where are the Bison, elks and other wild life. Camera is good all other aspect of this video is waste of time
Hard to hear the voice over the shitty music, but good otherwise
Great video! Just one suggestion. You can try adding some more pictures or videos of the parks so people can get a better idea of what they look like!
Great, high quality video. I was born in SoCal and have lived in Chicago, Virginia, and now am stationed in the Middle East. I miss the mountains and I dream of Alaska, thank you for putting together this amazing video
Beautiful scenery. Wonderful camaraderie. Meals not bad. Ur parents must be very proud of all of you. Smart, independent, young men. And yes adventurous too. Love the noodle demonstration. Two things ever thought of having a business that takes people out on hikes / camping trips and 2) have you ever thought of selling your pictures of the beautiful nature you take?
This was awesome, the closing remarks on the park, this Country, priceless!
George Clooney is far more attractive than Kim Kardashian! ����
Thanks for the video, I am headed there to do astro photography in May 2019. #gocreate
The False Kiva is also an amazing sight there. Not a soul in sight when I made that hike.
One of you guys ought to invest in a collapsible or take down rod. I use a 3 piece take down on back country hunting trips, and while they need a bit of special attention to make sure you’re not busting off eyelets, they weigh next to nothing and are super handy with a small lightweight reel and a lure kit.
Awesome episode, the Yellowstone never ceases to amaze me.
Andrew, keep up the cooking skills. No matter where you go, everybody loves the cook!
enjoy it while it lasts because it will be no more once the super volcano erupts beneth yellowstone
I lived in Yellowstone for three wonderful years I am a park service brat what a blessing that has turned out to be love your video I never lived in the country you guys went into as in the scene in a civilized Park headquarters area Mammoth Hot Springs
I’m with the guy below, had to quit watching due to the horrible music.
Beautiful video. Makes me want to run out of the house and violate the quarantine.:-D Btw, any bigfoot stories?:-)
Cool video! It will always be a raftpack to me now! What were those meals you ate?
That’s my idea of fun and adventure. It’s such beautiful nature and I’d love to visit there someday.
Canyonlands National Park! My favorite place on the planet! I’ve been there 3 or 4 times and would go back in a second!
How does Andrew know everything? What did he study in college
Love your videos! Pleas make more hiking videos like this ����
Don’t say things like just pushing that rock….it’s been Asian tourists that have destroyed so many wonders. Truth hurts…don’t kill the messenger.
Good documentary but thumping music louder than voices. Cut the bass. Had to use subtitles. Turned off at 10 mins.
Love this video! My wife and I are visiting this summer and this video got us superhyped. Do you have recommendations on what camera to bring? We’ve only used our phones on vacation but would like to upgrade to a real camera for this trip. Thanks!
I’m gonna guess its Robbie? By great transitional cinematography (saying this 1/4 of the way into a second viewing, after the close up of pine branches), on top of already great footage
Could I ask you to share some info on the cameras and lenses and other gear you had? I’m going to Alaska in June 2020 and will want to record video, aside from my usual travel photography.
Great video! what is the name of the small Fjällräven bag you are wearing? Thnx!
That straight up felt like a documentary that I would watch on Netflix. SO well done!!
Awesome video! I realize this was 2 separate trips but how long in total were you in Alaska to visit all the parks?
Some great shots here guys, really captured the beauty of the Yellowstone backcountry. Very enjoyable keep it up �� from the UK ���� ����
This video is overly saturated. I couldn’t fix the color on my TV.
I’m a subscriber.
You guys make amazing videos.
Always enjoy watching your videos after work in the night.
Only thing I’d suggest is not to film your faces too much. I’m a nature lover like you guys.
I love the video quality also. Very crisp. Keep it up.
Enjoy traveling, share videos with us.
Waw what a inspiring video. That really made me want to go out on a hike. I have some of the same equipmentKajka, drone, packraft, GoPro. Where in Sverige did you hike?
loving the birthday noodles in this vid! that’s like one of the best camping meals i’ve ever seen cooked, bar none:D
Final hike part 54:11 and more, Thomas words ( 54:57) really mean something for me. Thank you guys for creating this great film.
All of your videos are great but this one was extra special. Thnx!
Camera specs? I’ve been wanting to get into documenting my wife and my hikes if we can. like how many batteries should I take… should I bring some sort of battery charger? How much extra gear should you bring as a photographer? And how Important is a tripod, aside from night shots.
12:34 the best idea is to make sure you’re not the slowest guy in your group
I’m officially starting my Adventure Archives Sunday “I have a cold so I’m staying in bed today” binge! I’ve always wanted to visit Yellowstone. <3 Thank you so much for what you guys do. Even when I can't get outside myself at least I can still adventure through your videos!
I know i’m years late, and this was probably covered, but i cringe every-time he used the blade to scrape the fire steel. thats what the back of the knife is for… lol
Mt Denali the largest mountain on earth? Isnt that Mt. Everest? Or is Everest just the highest above sea level?
Do any of you have experience with the Kelty Redwing 50 liter? I’m looking at getting back into backpacking, but I haven’t been in years (life wouldn’t allow it for a long time). I’m looking for something for 2-3 day trips.
You guys put a smile on my older face if im younger i will do what youbare doing the world is so beautiful not to explore.
Robbie whats with the hair at the end bruh???? Lol def looks like camping scruff!!!
I know some purists would despise this notion… but I thinking scouting with a drone is awfully cool. Maybe someday we will have silent drones that soar like a bird, and more people will find their presence in the wild a little more acceptable.
This is a well professional vid. It really does deserve all more views.
Thank you so much for this episode. This was a place my late father called Heaven. I may never see with my own eyes, but you have blessed me with your view. All of your hikes are amazing and allow me insight to things I may have never seen without you all.
You guys get a gold star from me. You seemed knowledgeable and prepared. I am very impressed with the “Noodles Dish.” In all of my times of cooking over a campfire, I have never attempted such an arduous feat. Well done.
Most of all, I admire the friendship between you guys.
RcoasterA, the term for pieces of the glacier coming off is CAV-ing (same as a mama cow having her calf), rather than CAL-ving.
The little town next to Gates of the Arctic is ann-ack-TWO-vuck, rather than anna-TWO-vick (Anaktuvuk Pass)
At 9:00, what you saw was a snowshoe hare, rather than a shoehorn hare.
Denali is not the highest mtn. on earth, only highest in N. America, as 20,310 feet; Everest is 29,028 feet. The thing that makes Denali stand out is that it pops up out of a plain only about 2000 feet in elevation, whereas Everest is surrounded by peaks in excess of 15,000 feet.
Kenai Fjords is pronounced KEEN-eye, rather than k’NYE, and the bay and glacier you kayaked in and to is
Aialik = eye-AL-ick, rather than EYE-lick.
The town you stopped in on the way to Kobuk Valley is Kotzebue = COTS-eh-bew (26 miles N of the Arctic Circle; syllable 3 rhymes with ‘few’), but ‘-boo’ is pretty close.
The next one is Katmai, which is pronounced CAT-my, rather than CAT-may.
Wrangell-St. Elias is nearly 6 times the size of Yellowstone.
Great yodeling!: )))
Did any of you, like I did, stop to think how amazing it is that these 8 parks are in the same country as New York City (crowded), Orlando (Theme Park City), Tucson (hot desert) and Honolulu (tropical)? The variety in this country is mind-boggling. The foreign visitors who come here and spend their entire time in a large city miss so much.
I agree with a comment below that this video should have FAR more viewers. Thanks very much.
Ooooohhh Man! I was waiting before watching this… just didn’t wanna brush it off… you hyped me so much for my trek there… I just wanna take my pack and go NOW!!!!
One question: how heavy was your pack with everything?
As a fellow Asian male, I am confused. I thought we only explored the outdoors when it is inside an MMO.
Beautiful video. And nice guys too. Thanks for sharing your adventure and inspiring me to do the same.
So nice to see a video of the back country of Yellowstone.
Usually only see about old faithful, however you give more of what Yellowstone has to offer. Thank you all so much!
My first video of you guys’ that I ever watched, and this channel is such an underappreciated goldmine I cannot believe it. I thank you all so much for sharing your experiences and trips. They are truly a blessing to watch and look back on during a time where the outside world is closed off ❤
I was a guide at kayak adventures worldwide the season after you did the aialik trip! It’s such an amazing place! Do you by chance remember who your guide was for the aialik trip?!
I hope somebody here can answer my question: do you need another license for fishing apart from the “fishing license” that you can buy?
“Resident scatologist.” I liked that. Plenty of “scat” (i.e. bovine feces) in that part of the country. The forest and light scene in 52:32 was especially nice to see.
If this video is representative of Yellowstone then I don’t even want to go anymore. Boring and unimpressive as hell.
What is the absolute best thing to use as kindling (put sparks to) to start a fire? I’m horrible at it. Thanks
tip: have more footage that covers the ambiance of the nature without background music and without narration. 10 minutes of moving the camera here and there (not stationary), in a relatively quiet natural scenic place, capturing whatever the forest or nature has, raw….
dam if you are going to pay to fish bring a real pole you could have had fresh fish to eat.