Mt. Washington Experience - Windy, cold, amazing 

Thanks for watching my Mt. Washington Experience video! Hope you love it, let me know what you think!

Why does anyone give a thumbs down? This is amazing! Thanks for sharing!!

i live here in NH love this mountain pride my self and health to hike all the way and back in under a day each year!

Hey Chris. I really like this one. Laughed out loud when you told us what motivated you to decide to hike down the mountain. You are the best guy. Please keep taking us places with you. Much love guy. It makes me think you might enjoy taking us down to the phantom ranch at the Grand Canyon on mules! It's fun!! Or you could hike back up from there. J

Quite awesome, and looks like one hell of an adventure hiking the trail !

Thanks for enduring the wind for me. Glad you weren't hiking up

I have been binge watching your videos and this is one of my favorite 👍. That was amazing views and interesting the Appalachian Trail runs across it

My husband just randomly picked this video to watch. And to our surprise, we were riding with you that day! I went back into my pictures and found that I even took a picture of you filming while inside the car. How exciting to see so many years later! So glad you had a great trip up. Ps. Our trip down was a lot easier then yours.

Spent much of my youth hiking the Mt . Washington Valley. It's cold and windy up there even in July.Thanks for the memories

Nicely done. Been there many,many times and it never gets old.

Wow, well done you, an awesome achievement in my book. The mountain really had some beautiful areas and the views were just stunning. Thank you for all your hard work x

This was awesome! The humility made it more enjoyable 😁

From New Hampshire - went up there every year or even several times a year!!!! Yes the weather can change on a dime up there!! Thanks for bringing back memories!! Never rode the Cog - always drove! Pat

Thanks for the video. been many times up that mt, Grew up in Franconia, an skied Tuckerman Ravine many times there

GREAT VIDEO!! Thank you for sharing!!

I watch your videos with interest and enjoyment. You seem so humble and respectful. You also have a beautiful smile.

The spectacular scenery was so AWESOME! Sorry you had to hike down! What a rocky trail! A good foot soaking afterwards does wonders! Thank You for sharing your pain. also.

Your did a big hike, you were able to see a lot more than the ppl who took the train.

dude, you are an awesome person. thank you for what you do.

Amazing video ! What beautiful scenery. I loved the old hotel at the top. That wind though 😉 I will have to live my adventures vicariously through your videos. Great video 😊 I think I would've waited for the next cog train though...lol.

It was fairly clear when I hiked up a few summers ago. Great view and wonderful hike.

The look on your face when it's so windy, loud and gusty is priceless.

thank you for doing this video. it brought back some cool memories of when i was a little girl

Your videos are awesome! So well shot and edited

I absolutely loved this video. You earned a new sub. Great job.

I've hiked mount Washington 4 times now and I'd say that its probably one of the most surreal mountains in the northeast. The view of the valley and lake winnipesaukee are incredible

I recently found your Channel. Love these videos and would like to watch them all. What a nice life you have and the way you take the opportunity to travel and see all these things. And document then and make videos and probably make good money through RU-vid? I just retired at 56 years old from being an electrical contractor and property manager, (for my own properties). I would love to accompany you and see all these things but I guess I'll have to be satisfied with the videos. LOL. I do not mind spending a few hours each day watching videos because I get to visit so many places and see so many things!! Good luck and stay safe!

We did the train up and hike down years ago, like you. Thanks.

Thanks another adventure for me and my other to take we only live about 4 hours from NH. Just magnificent. Safe travels.😎

Brings back memories. I hiked up the Huntington Ravine trail and down Tuckerman’s in the early 90’s. Going down was easier than going up!

Oh I miss this mountain so much! Born and raised in NH but live in TN now. Back when I was a kid as soon as I got my license, Mt. Washington, the surrounding peaks and trails were a constant destination for me. And that hike will kick you ass lol

Thanks really fun watching you ! :)

Roflol, loved hearing you complain when the cog came I was thinking you should have flagged them down and asked if they had room for you, LoL 😂

Great video. I did hike up and down mount Washington it is beautiful, tough and challenging, but worth it.

Lol i give you much props for that hike down! Dude, very cool video!

Beautiful location. Thanks

Congratulations for making it!

Thank you very much for a great video.I like the rock house.Could almost be the Flintstones house.Sure is windy 🌬️🌫️🌪️🌊🌾

Oh wow, wasn't expecting to see you around my neck of the woods. I live in North Conway, see Mt Washington everywhere I go, lol.

You make some great videos my friend!!

I’ve hiked it, driven it and ridden The Cog. Love this place.

Love your page, You should have way more followers and views!

Incredible views up there

Another great video.

I feel your pain. I hiked up to the top of Mount Marcy in the Adirondacks only to have to hike back down. It was pretty cool though.

Beautiful footage, so expansive for only a couple thousand feet

Loved this one

Very Cool! See you on the next adventure!

Went up the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail back in 2018, stopped at the Lakes of the clouds hut then onward. I had probably the best day of the year. Took the Cog down, best decision I could have made. It's such a satisfaction to hike it up compared to those who drove or took the rail up. Those hiking the AT say the Whites are one of the toughest part of their thru hike.

Fantastic!! You would think they would improve that walking trail a bit though! Must have been tough walking through all those rocks. If I ever get there think I may pass on the hiking trail!

fantastic vlog. this is what exploring blogs look like kids. subbed.

Just started watching your awesome videos. I’m a New Hampshire resident myself. I’ve taken the train once driven twice and hiked up three times hiking is definitely the best way up.

I grew up in Northern New Hampshire, and have worked for the Mount Washington Cog Railway. Stumbled on this video and it brought back memories. Thanks and let me know if you want to explore somethings up there that would make your jaw drop.

I was wondering why the crew cabin was so tilted on the train engine, and son of a gun if you didn't cover it! You're good bro! Real good. I throughly enjoy your stuff. I actually just overheard the guy talking in the train mention it as well. Great audio! You're knocking it out of the park my friend

Theme song up there is Windy - by The Association - 1967

Absolutely breathtaking location and as usual a 5 star exploring video. I like how you always do your research regarding each location and share the history with your subbies. I've been trying to figure out who you remind me of, and I finally realized who. Jake Ryan from 16 candles! Anyway, looking forward to the next adventure. 👍

I live in South Portland Maine and I can see Mt. Washington from a road down the street.

on a perfectly clear day you can see the ocean from the summit and also see the summit of Mt Marcy and the high peaks region in NY

I've lived in NH all my life and never been to the top lol from my town (Gilford) over 2 hours away I can see that mountain.

You should try a day hike the through Smoky Mt. National Park Thanksgiving Week, I recommend parking at the Newfound Gap trailhead, and trekking to Charlies Bunyan and Either heading along the boulevard trail into Gatlinburg or double back to Ice Water Springs, where you can tent camp, bear proof hang food, refill bladders/jugs with H2O, and cook at the fire pit, I advise packing lighter knot pine (fire starter) and some dry fire wood, ( I used cut dry black cherry as two oversized walking sticks and cut one up at camping shelter) stop at the spur on your way back to the car. Speaking of which, if you want to hike into Gatlinburg plan ahead theres a parking area and a shuttle bus that brings you right to the trail head! If youre going to go, hit me up, if Im not otherwise obligated I’ll tag along, I’ve travelled for a large percentage of the AT, and bar none, the most breathtaking fall views are in the Smokies, not to discount Ny State Nj Pa Mass a two shits, Vermont New Hampster Maine, Kentucky Va -Wv-Md Specifically the Shenandoah River Valley are bucket list material, but I say again, bar none other than following a late summer dry spell, the Smokies with the streams, waterfalls, high elevations and late leaf drop season makes for a color overload!

my DaD atempted driving up but some hoople came speeding down and there on the inside my dad put up with the first car but then another hoople came close to bumping us of the road and it was 1000s of feet with no guard rail .So he turned around which was scary IT was the K turn of death and we never got up there. nice to see your video I didnt miss much always too much wind . In the winter its like a hurricane up there I seen on TV

that smile dude 😍😍😍

I hiked up to the top years ago with my dad. It took us three hours to get to the top. It's over 60,000 ft above sea level.

I live in nh but haven’t been to my Washington since the early 90s

Cog railway, neat!

There is a series of books from Julian May in which the summit and the cog railway plays a significant role Book is called the Intervention. Fun Sci-fi

Another great Vlog. We are starting from the beginning. How long did it take you in the end to get down in total?

I heard the weather can change with out warning. And also that places is known for fog that freezes on contact on any surface.

Truly beautifully would have been fun taking a piece..Chuckles

Got internet back yesterday where I am at. So popped back over to check out more stuff. This was very cool. So what else is up there besides the weather service?

Oh! Another good suggestion i think, would be the main country in Texas where a majority of space shuttle discovery pieces were found and set a goal to find a piece of the shuttle to keep with you in your camper on your journeys as an ode to the crew! Good idea huh? Lol

The top of Mt Washington held the highest recorded wind until a few years ago.

That's so cool!! :)

One thing ya missed but yet didn't, the trains face the same way up and down the mountain. Up the mountain they are pushing, down the mountain is a different story. The entire trip down is gravity. The train is just making sure it stays on the cogs and has no issues. The poor passenger cabin is a different story. Inside, the conductor who mainly talked all the way up is sitting at the front with two disks and a window looking straight down. The two disks are the brakes and it's his job to make sure the cogs on the cart hold firm and, more importantly, that the passenger car doesn't overtake the train. So what he's looking at is the train's buckle to the passenger car and weakening and strengthening the brakes to make sure the car doesn't overtake AND that he doesn't get so far away as to yank the car free. Overall, it's a rough job but it's interesting to watch.

If I had to walk down Mt Washington, I would follow the road that the cars use. I would not risk making a bad step and wrenching my ankle up there, no way! I want to get off the mountain in one piece and in no pain. LOL I've been up there once, many years ago. I'd like to go again, but I would rather go by rail, but man is it pricey! How long did it take the train to get up the mountain? I guess that'll lern ya not to miss the train. LOL

I live in New Hampshire never gone on the cog Railway I need to do this in the summer

Just wondered, did you keep count on how many times your ears "popped" while riding the cog up to the top of the mountain?

The main COUNTY in texas that was meant to say. Nachadoches! That's the county that they considered ground zero and ran the entire search from for the wreckage of Discovery. That would be total edge of your seat video i think. Guarantee if you found out where the most debris was found and brought a metal detector that will detect aluminum you would find something overlooked! They didn't use metal detectors they just did sweeps with rows of people at 6ft apart but tons of that shuttle were never found so there's alot still out there. Now I'm not saying turn into a metal detecting show, lol, IM just saying i think you would find stuff really quickly that way and you would get TONS of views on that material. Especially if you dedicate it to the crew

Watch out for the sasquatch 😎

Which hotel were you staying at?

Hking up next week.

Kinda cool as it reminds me of our own Snowdon (in Wales) rack and pinion mountain railway but this on a larger scale.But for the sake of headphone wearers everywhere who are now looking for new eardrums,please,please,please get a proper video mic that can have a windsock put on it.Or if you're using an action camera such as a Go Pro,Xiaomi or similar just put it in it's little waterproof case which will still let most of the voice through,but almost none of the annoying wind noise.

😳 Did you say hike down?

the wind !! HA H A HA is moving the skin on your face!! ha ha lol lol crazy about trains!!

Ah, my home state.

Time to for a nap in the camper.

BRILLIANT 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 ignore the thumbs down they are just facist zoon dweebies! NOT a criticism just a suggestion. Its hard to hear you with wind boom so consider other videos doing a later “voiceover” describing what you saw recorded later at home 🤷🏼‍♂️😀

Come to bham

I like places like that. Shame they just discarded bits of wood and metal along the track, it doesn't take a lot to clear that up.

You should have hiked it

look out bear

Foolish to hike it without being properly prepared. That mountain has killed many a foolish person.

If you/ya wxnt

If you have a camper why you stay in motels room