DAY 39: a BAD day in Eardley Canyon | Zion to Green River Hike VLOG
Day 39 of my backpacking journey from Zion National Park to Green River, Utah. Technically this is Day 2 of the continuation of the trip which I stopped just short in June along the northern end of the San Rafael Reef. On this October day I made my way up Eardley Canyon where I quickly realized that the recent floods ensured I was in for more of an adventure than anticipated. The canyon was full of opaque water and super-slick mud; much more than one would normally find in this canyon. Tough hiking conditions and a series of mistakes made for a really BAD day. But... the bad makes us better appreciate the good, right? I think so! I hope you enjoy this vlog-style experiment with daily videos to re-live my big hike(s) from 2022. Some days will be short, some will be long -- but each will represent one day of hiking and hopefully include something new and fun to watch! Thanks for watching!
DAY 40: Drying Out and Leaving Eardley Canyon | Zion to Green River Hike VLOG
The Mysterious Moqui Canyon: Solo Hike from Bryce to Bears Ears ep6 | Across Utah 4K
An Intro to Canyoneering in Blarney Canyon | Part 1 The East Fork
Why Angels Landing Is More Dangerous Than You Think
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Meadow Creek, Mineral Gulch, and The Barracks (near Zion)
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The Grand Canyon Escalante Route - Almost too much adventure
I Found A Dying Climber On My Descent From Everest
The Grand Escalante Loop | Thru-Hiking 33 Days in Utah
We Came Close to Becoming a Canyoneering SAR Statistic
Older Hiker: Rim to Rim at Grand Canyon
Thru-Hiking Zion to Escalante to Capitol Reef to Green River, UTAH
Backpacking the Grand Canyon's Kanab Creek Wilderness: 6 Day Jumpup Esplanade Loop Hike
These Sherpas Knew This Family Was Going To Die
Man Builds an Underground House in the Forest | Start to Finish
CANYONLANDS! Hiking through The Needles and up Salt Creek
