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29. PCT - Snoqualmie Pass to Stevens Pass

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Coming out of Snoqualmie Pass, visibility was definitely hindered by smoke from fires in California and Oregon. Eventually, it cleared and the beautiful views of the North Cascades came into view. With only 259.5 miles to the Canadian border, this video focuses on the ruggedness of the Washington section of the PCT.
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Комментарии : 69

@nathancallaghan1 3 года назад

I truly hate to see the journey end but super proud of you uncle mike.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Thanks Nathan. That means so much to me.

@sherpajeff Год назад

Really sensing the sense of urgency and anticipation building as you get so close....even though I know the ending I find myself routing for the Rev to accomplish this amazing feat!

@TheHikingRev Год назад

Thanks Jeff. I almost quit 30 miles from the Canadian border. That’s how tough it was.😁👍❤️

@GarrettFromme 3 года назад

I so miss that trail. Thank you for sharing

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

I didn’t realize how much I’d miss it.

@GarrettFromme 3 года назад

I so changes the heart. Every time I see a video like yours, I just want to go back and do it again

@Learningthetruth7 7 дней назад

What a cool guy and he loves the Lord! Such a bummer you didn't have visibility on the Kendall Katwalk. I ride my horses up the Wapatus River Canyon from Salmon la Sac.

@TheHikingRev 6 дней назад

I know. I bet it looks beautiful and magnificent. I just wished I could have seen it. 😢

@coalfieldbeelovergerald3687 3 года назад

Rev ! You’ll need to come back North n do that Alpine Lakes Wilderness area (Snoqualmie to Steven Pass) again ! I’ve spent weeks hiking this area n worked with the F.S. for ten yrs in that region. Sorry the offshore smoke 💨 the Westerlies caught from California n messed up your view n journey ! I’ve hiked up in those remote areas since the 1950’s wen I was a pre-teen n our family camped at Salmon la Sac n Cle Elum Valley ... cheers 🥂 Papa J.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

I could barely see in some places because of the smoke but what I could see it was absolutely beautiful. Yes, I’ve got to come back.

@garydickson6894 3 года назад

thanks for sharing! Praying for you.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Thanks Gary. I’m glad you’re enjoying.

@LostAussieOnTheTrail 3 года назад

Awesome mate. Your doing so great.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

🏃🏼‍♂️👍👍👍

@ClintHollingsworth 2 года назад

I live in Leavenworth, and just wanted to say sorry for all the smoke.

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

I loved Leavenworth. I want to go back and bring my wife there again one day.

@miyahosaka8361 3 года назад

Glad you didn't get too high off the weed fire and end up in a dangerous situation haha The clip of your grandson was precious!!

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

My grandkiddos have my “sayings” down...”Let’s get it.” “Im going to get horizontal.” “Goodnight and I’ll see you in the morning .“

@miyahosaka8361 3 года назад

@@TheHikingRev Awww haha great! The most sincere form of flattery!

@RosserRuns 3 года назад

Just found and subbed. I look forward to support the content.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Thanks for the sub.

@videosdeecologia7468 2 года назад

Clothespins already saved me when the tent zipper broke about 2 years ago.

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

I used safety pins but I’m sure clothespins would work also.

@vinniefrench2876 2 года назад

Beautiful videography, wonderfully edited. I watched your entire trek over 3 days and was astounded at the quality. Great work and congratularions on a GREAT JOB (both the video and your accomplishment in completing your goal of thru hiking the entire PCT)!

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

Thank you very much Vinnie. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

@Layoorah 3 года назад

My brother starts this hike tomorrow in Snoqualmie pass to Stevens pass. I was a little nervous since he's doing the hike by himself but this video made me feel better! Thank you. Great video!

@dimitrifrank8388 3 года назад

I'm watching this video. I'm so jealous of your brother. I want to go now.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Laura…your brother will do great! That is a tough section but not dangerous or arduous. I’m glad the video helped ease your mind.

@travelerdirk7923 2 года назад

Hi Rev, another fine video of yours & love your since of humor you've been having lately. I guess you were feeling giddy about getting so close to finishing the journey. My wife & I were on a 5 month trip to the Northwestern states pulling a travel trailer & watched as the same smoke rolled in while camping on Camano Island SP in the San Juan islands. It took us over a week heading back east towards Ga. to find clean air just outside of Cheyenne, WY. You truly do have natural voice & are an excellent presenter, I guess years of practice makes perfect!!

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

Thanks. It’s going to be harder and harder to hike the pacific crest trail in the future because of the dangers of wildfires. Thinning the forest and a lot of rain in the winter is the only thing that is going to help.

@travelerdirk7923 2 года назад

I'm thinking the same thing, if it works our. I'll probably do the trail in 2 parts over 2 yesrs, California & then Oregon & WA. That way I can miss the late summer wildfires. Thanks again & keep those videos coming, there very helpful in planning.

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

@@travelerdirk7923 I think that is a very wise decision. And don’t let ANYONE tell you it’s not a Thruhike.

@nicoleguinard1870 3 года назад

WOW AMAZING Thanks for this video...You are my idol....I wish to do it but not alone, I am too scared...

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Nicole...I started the Trail alone but you are always meeting people, hiking with them, camping with them, seeing them in Trail Towns. If you start with a partner you’re pretty well stuck with them but if you start alone you can pick and choose who you want to be in your Tramly (Trail Family).

@Karen-dq8nw 3 года назад

I never got used to those log crossings! Twist my stomach in knots! But I always got across.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

I was hiking at 4:00 am walking across a log and I fell. Luckily I didn’t get wet. 😩

@garygill7960 3 года назад

Looking good Rev. Thanks for sharing.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Thanks. Hope you are enjoying them.

@garygill7960 3 года назад

@@TheHikingRev My wife and I have enjoyed them all.

@scottlovell7801 3 года назад

Great video as always Rev. I'm going to be sad to see your journey end but that's just me being selfish because I'm sure you're anxious to get home.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

I do miss my wife, kids, grandkids, home, etc. but I’m mainly trying to finish before the bad weather starts in Northern Washington.

@noemicastro6726 2 года назад

❤️

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

Thank you Noemi.

@noemicastro6726 2 года назад

👍😃

@072570ppft 3 года назад

I was dissapointed in the smoke too, especially missing the views from the Waptus Burn. I guess I'll have to hike that section again.

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

It did clear eventually. Washington was very beautiful and scenic.

@suecox8355 Год назад

🦋❤️

@TheHikingRev Год назад

👍

@johnochoa213 3 года назад

Hi enjoy your videos very up lifting who are you and how old are you keep on hiking my friend my God truly bless you jjo

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

Thanks John. I was a pastor for 41 years. Retired from pastoring in 2017. I am 67 years old.

@kenedward4585 Год назад

Do you think doing the J section first week in October 2023 is reasonable weather/smoke wise baed on prior years (yes, I know nothing is for sure), just trying to get a best guess.

@michaelthunfors2438 3 года назад

I can sense a shift in your mood in this episode. Can it be relateded to the beauty in Washington? Or the mere fact that the end is close? Or? Anyway, I enjoyed it. The mischievous is back. Great!

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

You are very discerning. A little bit of all of the above. Frustrated over the smoke, excited about finishing, enjoying the beauty of Washington, struggling with everything the Trail was throwing at me. The last part of the Trail was VERY challenging which you’ll see in the next video.

@michaelthunfors2438 3 года назад

@@TheHikingRev Thanks. Another thing I have picked up that you may be able to help me to straighten out - when I have had the serious pleasure to watch, and enjoy your videos, I struggle to understand what happened at Kearsarge Pass. The espidoes up till then seems posted a year ago. After that it is this year. Did you take a year off?

@TheHikingRev 3 года назад

@@michaelthunfors2438 I started the PCT on April 15, 2019 and had to get off Trail first part of June because of a shoulder injury I suffered on Kearsarge Pass. I resumed my hike on June 1, this year, at the same place I got off last year, Onion Valley Trailhead/Kearsarge Pass. My phone/camera broke and I was not able to film anything from Sawmill Pass to Echo Lake. I went into South Lake Tahoe to get another phone/camera. Next year I’m going to do the section from Sawmill Pass to Echo Lake again so I can publish the videos on RU-vid.

@michaelthunfors2438 3 года назад

@@TheHikingRev Thank you for the information. Do not view it as I diminish your accomplishment. I just couldn´t get it all together with your comments in this video. You have done something extraordinary . Again, thank you for taking the time to video and edit, and bring us all along.

@brandonlee8313 10 месяцев назад

Had me till the pot comment

@TheHikingRev 10 месяцев назад

Hey Brandon. You had to have been there. 😂

@brandonlee8313 10 месяцев назад

@@TheHikingRev I’ll have to try and watch again. I cured a cancer with Rick Simpson oil. It’s a touchy subject

@brandonlee8313 10 месяцев назад

Ok I’m watching again. I took it wrong. Thought you were hating.

@TheHikingRev 10 месяцев назад

My nephew worked on a cannabis farm in Oregon. I was giving him a “shout out.” 😂

@douglasconrad8969 2 года назад

Lol ...

@TheHikingRev 2 года назад

👍

@burdine26.120 11 месяцев назад

Never trust the teller. Trust the tale. --D. H. Lawrence 7:27. You would think that corporate backpacking equipment manufacturers would be obsessed about making products that meet the very high survival standards of PCT-CDT hikers, standards that PCT-CDT hikers could bet the safety of their lives on. You would think that they would test out their equipment under PCT-CDT conditions before they would put their product on sale to those of us who endure the high risks and wear and tear of trekking through the wilderness. For the safety of you, me and all of us, what is the brand name of these products that fail when we dearly depend our lives on them? Never trust the teller. Trust the tale. --D. H. Lawrence

@TheHikingRev 11 месяцев назад

Zpacks did honor their warranty policy. I sent the tent to them and they replaced the defective zipper. BTW…this was not a safety issue. At no time was I at risk of life or limb because of the zipper failure. At the end of my Thruhike my tent became a tarp, that’s all. 😁