3 DAYS Backpacking UTAH’S TALLEST PEAK yikes

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Hiking to Kings Peak in Utah has been on my list for years!! Come along on the 3-day backpacking trip in the Uinta Mountains for a wild challenging adventure...
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@spitimalamati Месяц назад

Very nice video! Fun to go back up the trail with you two! I am 67 yrs old and summited this year on Sep. 1, 2024. Three days in all. At Gunsight Pass, we went over what I call "Gunsight Ridge," over to the right, and we returned through that beautiful valley in Painter's Basin. The exertion resulted in suppressed appetite, and I brought both breakfasts home uneaten. At Anderson Pass, my son-in-law asked what part of the final ridge is the worst, and I said "THE WHOLE THING!" which is true! My sons were patient with me, to wait for me from time to time, since I don't climb like I'm a 17-yr-old any more! Then yesterday, Sep 13, one son went back and did the whole 26-plus mile hike in a day!

@toryevanss4512 Год назад

This was a really great video Amanda! I loved being able to feel like I was hiking that trail right along side you. And the camera work is outstanding - I just watched on my laptop, and I think I'm going to go watch again on my big TV. I can't believe you climbed that boulder field in your minimalist sandals!

@mickeydyke392 Год назад

Hi Amanda! The bird up in the snow was either a Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch or a Black Rosy-Finch. They both could be in the alpine regions of Utah. Thanks for taking us along!

@mlebaron1 2 месяца назад

Just got back and wish I had watched this before going! I got lucky, though and was able to talk to two different experienced hikers who both told me “definitely take the shortcut!”. One of them advised staying low under the boulder field after the initial scramble. Turned out to be relatively easy and still cut a lot of distance. Awesome video! I love how you show the reality that it is a tough hike both up and down.

@lilredheadmlh 2 месяца назад

I did Kings a couple weeks ago. I took the same route as you. The scramble in the beginning of the shortcut isn't hard. Worth the effort for fewer miles. Once I got to the big cairn, I cut across the valley to Anderson's Pass to avoid walking the boulder field around the rim, which would've taken me longer. I however got caught in a big thunderstorm right at the pass with 30+ mph winds and pelting hail.

@loveandlife4222 2 месяца назад

I went on that trip about 47 years ago. It was so fun!! But the thing we did differently is go by horseback. You can actually hike up and back same day on horseback. When I went it wasn’t very populated and we only passed one hiker the entire day. You are right, the animals are abundant and the mountains are so beautiful!! Well, everything is. And the fishing was amazing way back then. We would catch a fish on every throw. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us!!

@c0wg0d Год назад

What a gorgeous hike! How many other hikers did you see? It looked like you two had the whole mountain to yourselves!

@laynesmind 3 месяца назад

My first trip to Kings was when I was 16, in the 1970's. My last trip to the top was 6-7 years ago. I'm solidly in my sixties now and may not make it back but I've got a trip planned into one of the surrounding basins next month. Your experience was so true to mine. I've been chased off that rascal more than once by rain and thunder. Many thanks for sharing. So beautiful, so many great memories.

@ervinslens Год назад

Your hiking video is a breath of fresh air! The way you captured the beauty of nature and the joy of the journey is truly inspiring and unique! Bravo my friend 🤗

@amanda.outside Год назад

Thank you so much!

@margaretmorris9561 Год назад

When you got home, i hope you did a “hike recap” while the pain and memories were still fresh. I liked your recap from Grand Canyon rim to rim hike.

@susietopspin Год назад

Wow what a great adventure. Thoroughly enjoyed coming along. Happy trails.🤘🏻🥾⛰️

@DelfromPR Год назад

Absolutely love Nick’s summary of the trip. That’s how I tell stories too 😂

@josiebones1 4 месяца назад

This is such an incredible place! I did this about 25 years ago and my group and I were struck by lightning at the pass as we were headed down from the summit. One of the most formative events of my life to say the least. We should have summited sooner. Those afternoon storms are serious for sure! It's such a beautiful mountain range and so sad what the Beatles have done to the trees, I'll still keep going back though. Great video!

@howardjackman3242 Год назад

My favorite basin in the Uintas! Congratulations on summiting, done it twice and we were up there the 1st week of August for another summit attempt, and were rained on for 2 days straight, a little food poisoning and elevation sickness for another member in our group kept us from going past Gunsight pass. It was still a wonderful outing. So jealous you saw a Moose, I think the rain kept all the wildlife away when we were there haha.

@amanda.outside Год назад

Yea the weather in the Uintas is so wild and unpredictable. I agree the basin is incredible though. I was telling Nick that I would go back just to be in the basin and explore more of that area. It's just so beautiful!

@juliemulie1805 Год назад

Stellar views! Thank you for taking us with you!

@ronaldrose7593 Год назад

Hello 👋 Amanda, greetings from Northern California. I thank you and Nick for sharing this beautifully filmed video. I wish both of you the best for your good health and safety. Be sure to stay safe out there. 🤗

@arlenesolis024 Год назад

What an amazing hike! It challenges you in every form which give you more confidence to whatever you face. The views was spectacular and you just inspired me and I’m sure others to push through. Thank you for sharing your experience. Can’t wait to see what next ❤❤

@bajango3975 Год назад

Unrelated I just did your turkey foil packets first time last week and they were a huge hit at family camping. So easy and delish. Thanks you!!!!!!

@stephaniewagner6715 Год назад

Cool video! I LOVE the sound of thunder in the mountains. The bird in the snow was cute :)

@carriemainquist757 Год назад

Really stunning scenery. You braved through hail! The Moose was cool. Liked the food review.

@joybird30 Год назад

Wow what an adventure. Glad the rain wasn't worse. Such an accomplishment and the moose...icing on top!!

@stevebrinkert3649 Год назад

Great stuff! New subscriber, all of our camping is with our teardrop camper. Your meal ideas have been very helpful. Thanks .

@leah492 Год назад

Amazing views! That hike down looked scary but so glad it was a success. Thanks for taking us along!

@LMay64 Год назад

Well done! Beautiful vistas and wildlife! My friends and I just did a similar type of hike in Colorado as far as mileage. We began down in Manitou Springs and over the course of three days, did approximately 25 miles to summit Pikes Peak at around 14,100. We hiked in 6 miles and stayed at a place called Barr Camp. Then summited the following day doing 6 miles up and back down to our camp. Then we hiked out the third day. I guess we did approximately 7500' elevation gain to get to the summit. It was my first 14er. I hope to do Kings Peak at some point. The Utah Highline Trail is on my bucket list.

@frankmarullo228 Год назад

Good video Amanda ! My legs hurt just w a itching you hike ,LOL THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA......

@tgilbs Год назад

Lovely video!!!! It looks like an epic climb! And what a wonderful treat, to share a lake with a moose (less wonderful that it kept you up!!!) Thanks for sharing! :D

@WoodyAndy Год назад

I'm not long back from a 7 day remote first aid/preparedness training course and freeze-dried packet foods and snacks were really fundamental in getting fuel into my system to remain energised and alert to continue to be able to function properly and effectively take in the info and training. I love cooking good food outdoors but sometimes we just need to get the calories, carbs and protein in to continue functioning/achieving our goals. Nice vid, all the best, Andy. p.s. I've just started doing yoga and stretching for my physical wellbeing and it's really helping x

@amanda.outside Год назад

Yea the whole hike was mentally draining, so it was nice not to think too much about the meals and the ones we packed were so delicious. They really hit the spot! So happy to hear that yoga and stretching has been helping. I did just a little stretching down by the lake after the peak day and I felt so much better. Thanks for commenting!

@sophia-O Год назад

This video was amazing Amanda!!! So entertaining!!

@tikoy1955 Год назад

Good video. Great views and awesome hike. I probably couldn't have gotten out of my sleeping bag the last day. Hope you have a sauna or hot tub. LOL

@deb10011 4 месяца назад

For the boulder field, were there any trail markings? Or just kinda point yourself upwards and find the best route? How long to go up vs coming back down? Loose rock or pretty secure for rock hopping?

@marknewman783 Год назад

When I did this hike, we went right at that saddle and regretted it! Glad you went around the long way! Great video!

@amanda.outside Год назад

Yea I've heard a few people say that about the shorter route. The long way was actually a really nice trail so it worked out great! We were going to take the short way back just to see what it was like, but at that point it was raining and we didn't want to hike a steep rocky trail in the rain, so we ended up taking the long way back too. Overall, it was a solid day on the mountains!! Thanks for commenting! 😁

@bluemonkey0121 Год назад

Awesome video! Filtering water at a lake with a moose?! Looked epic. Which Peak Refuel meal was your and Nick's favorite?

@amanda.outside Год назад

It's so hard to decide! I think Nicks favorite is the Beef Stroganoff and I'm going to go with the classic Beef Pasta Marinara. There's just something about pasta after a big hike that hits the spot!

@BrianAustin74 5 месяцев назад

Hands down one of my favorite places on earth. That was a great video.

@terrienne73 Год назад

Fellow Utahn here. I loved this video. I've been doing a lot of hiking this year and I'm going on my first overnight backpacking trip soon. It will be my testing ground for deciding if I want to do future overnight hiking trips. Kings Peak is on my list too, but only if I feel confident in staying overnight. Amanda how much does your loaded backpack weigh? That's one of my biggest concerns is carrying that load. I can handle the distance and elevation, but worry about the additional stress of a full pack.

@103mandybear Год назад

@AmandaOutside - I love all your content, & really enjoy watching these where you & Nick do big hikes (& the dialogue between you after). This may seem like a ridiculous question, but you cover all the hardcore/legit content in your videos so...how does your hair always look so smooth and not greasy when you do these strenuous activities?! I always have a million fly-aways and end up not liking many of my summit pictures because I look like a madwoman. Obviously hat/scarf is one option, just curious if there's anything in particular you recommend for these multiday camping/hiking trips. Also I've seen in other hiking videos people whip out umbrellas as well, is this a new trend?! I'd think the extra weight would be a downer if you already have a jacket, curious on any feedback. Minute ~20:35ish...lol. Looking forward to the next videos!

@amywunsch5266 Год назад

I would love to hear your advice on hiking higher elevations. I did the paintbrush cascade canyon loop in GTNP, and tapped out once I hit over 10k ft. I struggled so much with breathing and was starting to feel some sickness.

@CarolStJohn-ev9ry Год назад

I can't help but be impressed that you and Nick take on all terrain and weather in your SANDALS. lol Are they made for hiking?

@sagerose8649 Год назад

We just got back from a 3-day camping trip. On day 2 we had horrible storms. The rain was so crazy and the lighting and thunder were so loud.

@priscillasadventures Год назад

Hi Amanda! Smart move, the umbrella. I couldn't help but notice that you hiked all the way on your slippers/sandals. Isn't that dangerous or are those special hiking ones? My biggest issue while hiking is getting extremely painful feet due to the swelling of my feet, whether if it's heat or just the duration of the hike. I have been thinking about outdoor sandals, too, but I'm not sure if they work on rocky and uneven paths. I can see that it works for you, so do you have any advice for me about footwear? Thanks in advance and loved watching you guys! It's indeed like I'm there experiencing with you so thanks a lot! 🥰

@famousaimless2 Год назад

Summit ✔️ Rain and lightning ✔️ Moose✔️ Very similar to my experience there, though the right turn saves a lot of time compared to the longer valley route. This really brings back such great memories!

@DLM440 Год назад

Great video ❤❤

@alicialuongo5360 Год назад

Always love watching your adventures ! New Hampshire girl here and I was shocked to see a moose 🫎… I just don’t think moose when I picture Utah in my head because I went to the mighty five and played all around down there . I simply didn’t know Utah had moose ha ha ha ha Now I want to do this hike … put it on the list ( I have a LONG list ) ha ha ha Visit New Englands White Mountains sometime ! You’d love it !

@amanda.outside Год назад

I have a long list too!! haha That's one reason I love living in Utah - we have both deserts and mountains. It's such a cool state. I lived in New Hampshire for a bit when I was attending Dartmouth. It is such a beautiful area! I grew up in CT but I don't make it back there very often, although, there's nothing like a New England fall!! 🍁 Thank you for commenting! So glad you enjoyed this one.

@dalehamelin9538 Год назад

Love the views , Great video 👍

@keithlaurenz3774 3 месяца назад

Taking that shorter way has a huge boulder field before Anderson Pass. It is fun but the walking is slow. I prefer that way but the longer trail is a good choice if you don't want to deal with the long boulder field.

@jenniferp2613 Год назад

This looks so fun! Reminds me of doing Long's Peak in Colorado years ago (when I still had my 25-year old knees! LOL What is your GPS watch? I'd love something that tells my elevation (Idaho here). Thanks! :)

@wanderingheathen Год назад

Where do you guys out your packs? Vestibule? --- what if it rains... Do they ever get flooded or wet under the Vestibule ?

@lindasvensson7574 Год назад

I really enjoy your videos, thank you! In this video I reacted to the big amount of dead trees in the background, by the lake and at other places. Do you know why all the trees where dead? In Sweden we have problems with the spruce bark beetle killing a lot of spruce trees.

@joannekoehler1788 Год назад

Love your videos!❤

@amanda.outside Год назад

I'm so glad! Thanks for commenting!

@CJspitz 6 месяцев назад

One of the best hike that I’ve ever done.

@erick6715 Год назад

When you get to the top of peaks…. Funny how all the F - Bombs on way up seem to go away….Great video CHEF..🍕🍺

@A-K_Rambler Год назад

Morning Coffee for the Dude!

@amanda.outside Год назад

Nick will appreciate this!! 😁

@lujzastupnanova6194 Год назад

Hi Amanda, what kind of nemo tent do you have? I live in europe so the link doesnt work. Thank you

@stevehori673 Год назад

Amanda I broke down and ordered a pair of Bedrocks. Can’t wIt to try them out in the Sierras next month!

@jakeva9802 Год назад

Umbrella is now part of my setup also.

@amanda.outside Год назад

They are the best!!

@foreverirish132 Год назад

Can I ask you what your hiking sandals are? 😊thanks

@samanthagarner5223 5 месяцев назад

What are the brand of your hiking sandals?

@tomkehrer9899 4 месяца назад

Fun video. My wife wants to know the brand of your tights. Thx!

@kimberlystuckey9955 Год назад

I'm impressed!

@dlr77 Год назад

Thanks for sharing 👍 😊

@besttrekking Год назад

Very nice video

@maddiem71777 Год назад

What is that animal in the beginning? Very cute!

@amanda.outside Год назад

It's a Pine Marten. That was the first time I've ever seen one!

@maddiem71777 Год назад

Never hear of it! Thanks for teaching me something new!

@chrisrasmussen4612 4 месяца назад

It's not abnormal to see snow in August in Utah, I've lived here most my whole life, it can be very normal. You should be wearing hiking boots or shoes for this. As close to God as you'll get. That's Utah weather, wait 5 min, it'll change.