Snowmass - Colorado 14er Dayhike 

This is one of the best channels on youtube. Please keep up the good work trail dad

thats amazing. Skied top Snowmass several times. Always wondered about the back.. Awesom

Congratulations on all your accomplishments! I've really enjoyed sticking with you and being a part of your journey! You are amazing! 😎🏞🏔🏕

These videos are amazing. Love the positivity and great vibes. This easterner is going to have to extend his visits to my kid in the Springs!

I think I’ve watched every single 14er video you’ve posted and always watch yours before Hiking one! Incredible. You have inspired me so much to get outdoors and hike those big mountains. Congratulations on 57!!! That’s huge!! What an accomplishment.

Thank you so much for these gorgeous videos. I am astounded at how beautiful that lake is. And the mountains are amazing too. Your video style is perfect; not too much talking and no music. Looking forward to final 14er....

Spectacular as always Dr Foor - thank you for sharing your adventures. Appreciated and Uplifting! ,

I guessed Snowmass and your last video you dropped 😊 Absolutely stunning views 😍the amount you have done in such a few days is incredible. You are amazing! I will keep saying it! Can’t wait for the finale! Thank you for sharing your journey.

Yes! Way to go yet again Dr. Foor! You are living a great life and inspiring the rest of us to follow your example. Summer 2020 is the best.

Another great adventure. Thanks for sharing Dr Foor. I am up to seven 14ers so right on your tail lol.

You are an absolute beast! It was nice meeting you Dr. Foor! Hope you enjoy(ed) Evans!

Awesome and Inspirational!

Watching all your videos , it seems the elk mountains are the best views from the top!!! Keep climbing !

What a 6 days you enjoyed, a top of the world experience in more ways than one! Can't wait to see you conquer the final summit of Colorado 14'ers. I relished a lingering and lounging not wanting to ever leave lunch at that gorgeous spot at Snowmass Lake backpacking 4 pass loop in 2016. The danger of the mountains is real. Both times I have been in that area, July 2015 and September 2016, SAR was needed and sadly both incidents didn't turn out well.

I've got to say that the view from Snowmass Lake with the morning Alpenglow shining on the peak was probably one of the most picturesque places I've ever seen you capture. I could sit there for hours. Way to go on #57! I agree with several of the comments that mentioned they never knew you fell 400'. I would love some details on that....sounds intense! I once slid 30-40' down slick ice and that was enough for me haha. Can't wait to see what is in store for #58! Keep it up...you are my favorite hiking professor!

Congrats major accomplishments! Thanks for sharingg. :-)

Amazing your accomplishments all done as day hikes.

You’re inspirational, can’t wait for the grand finale!

Great video!! You mentioned a guy called Sam Just recently met someone called Sam on the same mountain, he was guiding a lady , they were on the north route, maybe the same guy

Epic hike. Beautiful.

beautiful footage and scenery

We also got our feet wet when I finished on snowmass last month and found the dry higher trail on the way back. I thought you were going to finish on snowmass now I have no clue hmmmmm! Can’t wait to see....good luck!

I have watched many of your videos as part of my scouting out an upcoming 14er. This was the first one that I had actually already hiked and I really enjoyed seeing it again through your eyes. When I was there last year, August 2019, I arrived at that stream crossing and determined that there was too much risk in crossing on wet rock (there was a good bit more water coming down it then vs in your video). I tried going straight up the scree field but I couldn't get the footing that I needed to make it up the very steep top portion. I went back down and found some dry rock a little further down past the traditional crossing. As I was working my way up towards the trail at the crossing, I saw a gentlemen walk across the trail to that water crossing. I could barely see him as I was working my way through some growth. Seconds later I heard him yell "oh ####" and heard him as he slid down that stream. I heard him again, now down below me somewhere followed by another grunt as he had slipped a second time and slid further down. At this point I was running scenarios through my mind of what I would need to do, thinking the worst had possibly happened. I decided to get up to the trail and try to locate him. I am very happy to report that I saw him quite a ways down, on his feet and back on solid ground, headed down. I was so glad he was okay and so glad that I had not tried crossing it. One thing that I have learned with waterfall hiking is that you simply do not put your trust in wet rock. It just takes that one slip of the foot. Thank you for all of your videos and I look forward to scouting out the next 14er with you.

That's awesome, hope you finished your peaks, by the time uploaded this video. September freezing temps

Look at all that smoke! I could never hike with that much smoke. Dude! You are hardcore! :O

Great job professor! Hey, we were climbing Capitol Peak on Labor Day as you were climbing Snowmass. Really enjoy all your videos...would have been great to meet you in person. Keep up the great work!

Great achievement, Mr Foor! That last segment of the video really showcases your hiking pace! (Geez, you really like to haul ass on the trail, don't you?!!) All the best on your last 14er!

I'm heading out to The Springs area for a week in a few days, and your videos have been a great resource. I think I am going to try to do either Grays/Torrey's peaks or The Decalibron loop. Thanks for sharing your journeys!

Impressive that you did this 22 miler as a single-push dayhike! I guess I just need to get in a little better shape, the 16-17 mile 14er dayhikes I've done have kicked my butt. Congratulations and have fun finishing on Mt Evans!

57!!! you are UNREAL!! amazing views, and what an accomplishment!! is 58 already done? if not, must be coming soon.../crazy about the lady who fell, good warning// hope she is ok// knowing routes and potential problems is very important.. thanks for taking us with you on this awesome quest

At the start with the map you said and pointed to Snowmass Peak, the 13er not Snowmass Mountain the 14er, but we got what you were saying 😂

What a view! @10:40

What a tour de Force..... what’s amazing me is your total miles in from the trail head.... you are putting in more and more miles in from trail heads!!! I can’t wait to see you do your final 14er. I’m starting my research to figure out what your last 14er is right now. Did you always know this peak would be your last??? I would of thought Capital Peak would have been it. You know.. save the hardest to last....and you were so jacked on Capital Peak.... so I want you to tell us why you saved ??????? for last.

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Way to go!!! Mt. Evans is the only one left if I’m guessing correctly??

How do people like hiking over all that rock? Looks more challenging than what we have to hike back east? Almost hellish on the feet. What do you wear on your feet? Heavy alpine boots? Great video!

Where did you fall 400 feet? Was that mentioned in a video? Maybe I missed that one somehow. Great shot at 13:54. I love the mountain streams.

Hi Dr. Foor. I plan to go backpacking 4 pass loop and summit a peak. I am considering Snowmass mountain. Would it be a good choice or do you have better recommendation?

lol seems like a nice day it's snow right nowwwwww!

I would love to collect some rocks from there. Enjoyed this video :) It's so peaceful out there. I wonder how safe it is to trek that far alone? Does anyone check in on you? I've always been drawn to the mountains, especially Colorado for some reason. I live in the Bahamas lol.

I’m confused - what’s the difference between Snowmass Peak and Snowmass Mountain? Which one did you go to in this video?

Hope you go the chicago lake route for evans, I know north evans doesn't really count but it is above 14000ft as well.

I'm preparing for a Longs summit next year - both physically and mentally. Have you posted a video about the fall you mentioned here?

BOSSMAN!

For you was capital harder than the bells?

Mt Evans for last? Hiked it from Echo Lake last month, thought I had the mountain to myself until I got to the top and was joined by 100 or so cyclists, still cool to not have any cars up top.

Wait, not yet done with the Elk Range....Isn't Castle Peak the final 14er?

is the final part after 13700ft class 3 ?

How do you treat your water?

U fell 400ft last year? How did I miss that episode? Which hike/video? How did u survive???

You fell 400 feet?! What is the story?

1 to go!!! also, you fell 400 feet?!

Tuned in! It’s @austinpedersen__ on Instagram! Well done, legend!

This is Angelina.. I say MT Avon

This climb is much nicer and easier with snow.