The Most Scenic Hike Under 30 Miles In North America | The Enchantments. 

I enjoyed every second of this video. As you and Len put it,, the scenery is overwhelmingly beautiful! It surely wasn't easy to walk all these 30 miles with heavy gear on the back while doing the filming at the best possible angel. So heaps of thanks for your efforts! I also subscribed to Len and Jesse's channels. 😊❤

Wow, phenomenal video. Beautiful area. Well done.

Thanks...four time enchantment vet..brings back great memories. 👍

Ahh yes, another RU-vid videos advertising the already massively overcrowded Enchantments. Super helpful.

Thanks for taking us along. What a great video. Fun to see you as an adult.

Another great trip in the books!!👍

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing… I was great meeting you on your day 2 hike.. 😊

00:06, you're such a dork, but it's very loveable. Thanks man. You brightened my day.

Thank you for sharing. Through hiking in July.

Experience of a lifetime, definitely on my bucket list 👍🏻

Another great video Danny! So awesome to take your time and really enjoy the core! The only time I was able to stay in the core I stayed at Crystal lake…which no one seems to stay at. But it has one of the best sites to camp at that I’ve ever experienced. You captured it beautifully! Kudos!

Wow, what an absolutely gorgeous area man! And it definitely looked like you were enjoying every second of it without a doubt. And some good company to top it off... doesn't get much better. This one's definitely going on the ol' must-do list for sure! Thanks for sharing this one Danny!

Indeed it was an epic trip! We definitely had a great crew! Asgard almost killed this old fat guy.... LOL This is a great video of this trip Danny! So many memories watching it! BTW, I lost 7lbs that trip.....

Very nice, my friend. Stunning background view too.

Awesome video!! I'm headed to Colchuck next weekend. A friend and I are hoping to score a core permit next year. Keeping my fingers crossed! -Lynnette

Nice going Danny 👍

This teail is outstanding! Watching this just makes me feel good! Magnificent!!!🔥

Thru hiked it yesterday. 21 hours. I misjudged the difficulty of the actual trail itself -- lots of boulder and elevation to navigate, and it's just hard to make up time anywhere. Also, dozens of goats were fun to see. I'm 58 and really don't hike or train much at all, but even if you are in decent shape, you want to respect this one.

Awesome video!!! I got drawn for a permit for next week in the Snow Lakes zone. Really looking forward to it, even if it isn’t a core permit. Thanks for sharing, like always, really enjoyed it!

Beautiful views, great hike. Take care 👍

Another awesome video! Had plans to do the enchantments thru-hike with the gal pals this summer but a family loss altered those plans. Definitely on the list!

Hi Danny. I came here from @BryceNewbold ’s channel (you know, 8 months later 😂) What a spectacular trip!

I’m doing a day hike Saturday! Not ready for the 21 miles in a day but oh well since we didn’t get the lottery

Hey Danny- great video and it was a pleasure meeting you all out there! Glad you enjoyed the hike and it was incredible

I first experienced Enchantment Lakes Basin in October 1978. They were not well known then and it was simple to get a permit at the trailhead. (I started backpacking when man first walked on the moon-July 1969)

Wow, it seems like you cannot throw a rock without hitting a gorgeous Alpine Lake!!! Dragon Tail Peak is jaw droppingly breathtaking!!! I am not sure where you got all your energy after the 50 + miler you just finished!! So cool you got to team up with some other RU-vidrs!!! We will definitely check them out!!! Any friend of Danny’s is a friend of ours!!! Oh, so glad you continued with the walk by shots, those are awesome!!! Love the river crossing in the beginning and how you incorporated the handheld shot. Your calves look pretty ripped!!! All that hiking has given you the strength to leap over a mountain in a single bound!!! Flashback to my Super Dan joke!!! Seriously, you look in great shape!!! Holy moly, I feel like I am going to exceed my limit on the use of the word breathtaking and use of exclamation points today!!! That shot around the 2-minute mark of you with the mountains in the backdrop was breathtaking!!! The water in the lake a few seconds later looked turquoise. Is that glacier run off by any chance? Wow, you do a great job packing your loadout!!! It looks like you can cram 100 lbs. of gear into a 50 lbs. bag 😊. Oh man, you are the IPA whisperer!!! I am taking you on all my hikes!!! Hehehehehe, you are a man of many talents!!! That shot at the 4:20 mark with you and Bryce sitting down looking at the lake was awesome!!! Talk about front row seats to a beautiful view!!! Oh man, that must have been tough getting up at 430 with all the rain, you looked pretty beat!!! You deserve the ironman award for filming that early. Yikes, I have no idea how you do that! Definitely a video where we had to pause it a lot. That shot of you at the 6:04 mark looked awesome!!! We are glad Len was not eaten by any goats!! That was an AWESOME shot of the goat!!! Were you guys there when he came to visit? We heard voices in the background. That little guy seemed to have no fear!!! Ohh, love the sound of the waterfall!! All those rocks must have been tough on the knees and ankles!!! I get why the goat hangs out there. 😊 Those mountain ridges look like they are in the Swiss Alps. What a great vantage place to wait out the rain!!! My God, the lake and the scenery are just amazing!!! The top of Asgard pass, (not sure I spelled that correctly), looks like a different world!!! It is crazy how beautiful and unique it looks!!! You can’t swing a dead cat without hitting a mountain lake. That is AWESOME!! Wow, I can see where Isolation Lake got its name 😊. Oh wow, is that the highest you have ever camped? The lake looks tiny below. Len rocks!!! I would not be able to make it up there!!! Holy crap, I cannot believe how close those goats were to your tent. They do not seem to have much fear of people. I am surprised you did not wake up with one in your tent!!! 😊 Oh wow, the shot of the sunset behind the mountain peak was insane!!! The yellow, gold, and orange, overlapping the blue was, you guessed it, breathtaking!!! Glad you finally got a good night sleep!!! I can see why the goats love it up there, that is like goat heaven. Lots of boulders to keep predators away, you can see for miles, tons of water, and a bunch of grass. If I were a goat, I would live there too! You need to get a flag, so you can plant one each time you summit a peak!!! I swear it looks like someone stacked those rocks and boulders on that peak!!! HOLY COW, that reveal when you looked over the top of the summit AND saw another mountain peak below is INSANE!!! How crazy is that!!! To be looking down on another summit. What a breathtaking shot!!!! Not to mention, a long way down!!! Yikes! One wrong move and you would be goat snacks!!! Annapurna Peak is crazy beautiful!!! Our hearts jumped into our throats when we saw the shot of the mountains in the background and all the clouds in the sky AND REALIZED you were sitting on the edge!!!! Holy Crap!!! I hope your Mom does not see that, she will have a gripper!!! There is LESS than a ZERO chance I would ever do that!!! Now that is literally having a first-row seat to the beauty of nature. I think you are part mountain goat!!! You know, if you were bitten by a radioactive mountain goat, you would have mountain goat super powers!!!! I am guessing you were bitten while you were a sleep!!! It is hard to tell, but it looks like you got a bit of a suntan or maybe a sun burn up there. Hard to tell with the overcast skies. Nothing like finding a personalized direction letting you know where to go!!! Hehehehe, loved the sound effect when you went swimming. If that were me, it would have been the sound of women and children running and screaming in terror!!! Both the goats would have also went blind!!! Was that water colder than the lake you took a dip in, in the Sawtooths? I am going to say no. The Dorito burrito looks tasty!!! Man, we cannot get over those gorgeous sunsets!!! Hehehehe, you were being stalked by mountain goats!!! I know so little about wildlife, I am surprised they would follow you. I think they were attracted to your mountain goat cup!!! That may have been their long-lost brother in the picture. Oh man! I remember the cell phone fall from your short!!! I cannot believe, 1. You found it, and 2. It survived the fall. Wow, you are one lucky duck!!! So glad you found it!!! That forest trail you were on looked so green. It seemed out of place surrounded by all those mountains. There is one thing for sure, there was no shortage of water!!! That stream in the rocks was raging!!! That shot at the 27:40 mark was amazing! That second swim looked like it may have been a bit warmer, like 50 degrees instead of 47 degrees 😊 Wow, that descent at the 28:45 mark looked insanely steep!!! Ahh, Danny rocking the lunch lady look! I bet that netting comes in very handy in places like that!!! That was a pretty big campsite for sure! You guys really lucked out! Wow, the 30:49 shot may have been the money shot for this trip for me. There was a TON of killer shots, but that may have been the best!!! The water on all those lakes looks like a piece of glass. It is so smooth!!! I think Bryce’s description was right on. I may have said mind blowing! I know what you mean about lacking the words to describe what you see. There are not enough words in a thesaurus or enough punctuation marks in the world to express how beautiful that area is!!! Nothing like a beer to end a great trip!! I will have to visit Wallace and pick some up once we get there!!! Glad all you guys were safe and had a wonderful time!!! Thanks so much for another great adventure!!! We hope Tessa and Lolly are doing well!!! Be well and stay safe!!!

I didn't expect the you to ever see that cell phone again.

Great Video! Thanks for taking us along. Just curious which permit did you pull for this hike? I just put in for some for June 19th and sort of thought from what I read that you could only camp in the permit zone you pulled?

Curious what time of year this was? And also how did you store your food? We normally use an ursak but trees don't seem to be plentiful in the upper core. Also, are the goats as aggressive as I've read? Will they accost me trying to use the bathroom, do i have to bring everything into the tent with me including my backpack, poles and boots?

nice just did this hike too, when did you do this one?

Wow. How many pounds are you carrying?