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Color is important if stealth camping is important to you, or just not being easily seen in general. I HATE how North American tents are all bright and obvious colors, where so many European ones are nice shades of brown and green.

the 514 is the best.

i'm from Grafton WV so i have driven through the SOds many times. but had no idea till last year that there were hiking trails. lol i live in Lexington KY now. sulfur water. lol

Aeropress coffee, hiking sandals, should’ve titled this video, Bryce Gone Wild! Glad you didn’t have to bail this time!

I was there two weeks ago and the trails were surprisingly dry, even Dobbin Grade. Same last June. A couple of years ago when I went the Upper Red Creek trail was literally a marsh. If you're lucky enough to go during a drought you can keep your feet dry.

I clicked only because of the thumbnail just saying

I'm looking for new tights. Got any go to these days?

Intro music, from tomb raider 2??🤔

Invoking girl math, this video saved me $25.98. (AeroPress)

When you hitting up the ADK high peaks?

At 6:53 - It's a common Black Snake...non-venomous and a beneficial snake to have around...not usually aggressive.

I fear you will run low on SNICKERS Bars ! LOL

I did almost the exact same trails that you did back in early July. It was my first time doing Dolly Sods. I was surprised as well by how dry it was. I watched a lot of videos, including Bacon and Backpacking before heading out. It took me 5 hrs of driving from where I live in Ohio but it was worth the drive. I wore the Xero sandals during Dobbins Grade incase it got too wet. One thing that threw me about Dolly Sods is how poorly the trails are marked (or not marked). I am used to trails in Ohio and Pennsylvania where you have regular blazes to follow. Having said that, I will go back sometime.

I totally agree this tent is overhyped, the size of fly is enormous but the net size is tiny so you get the worst of a 2p tent with the worst of a 1p tent

Great video. I hadn’t realized the trail was so sandy. Guess I’ll wear my dirt gaiters when I do it!

A late evening coffee is always a treat. Doesn't keep me up either.

which Xero sandals are those? your affiliate link doesn't work :)

Hiking newb here, but... I have a pack (exo mtn) that I use for hunting - it's designed to pack out heavy weights of meat. It's super high end but weights 5 1/2 pounds. So the other day I went on a 8km hike with it, emptied most of the bag, set up camp, and continued on for a 4km day hike. What I noticed was that whether I carried 30 lbs or 10lbs in the pack I couldn't notice the difference on my body. I was thinking of getting a light weight pack for non-hunts, but now I'm thinking I might not get much of an advantage as I find the frameless packs inefficient in weight distribution and your body takes the brunt of it. Is there any common wisdom on this subject?

Thanks for the video! I’m doing the loop in September and can’t wait.

Don’t forget to try North Fork Mountain trail across the valley from Dolly Sods, has tremendous views of Seneca Rocks, and the valley

Here from instagram! Loving the channel! ❤️

you left out astro glide?

Its amazing video camp. Support from Indonesia🇲🇨😊

Wow thanks for making me feel better about needing a 60L pack 😄

Y not vacuum pump on your water filter like coffee. Or just use your coffee pump for water filter all in 1

Y not vacuum pump on your water filter like coffee. Or just use your coffee pump for water filter all in 1

Really enjoyed - planning on doing a 3 or 4 nighter there in a week or so. Trying to escape the heat in S.C. Man, you hiking in sandals is impressive. I could never do that, would be getting pebbles, stickers, stinging insects, etc. all up in between my toes. I appreciate the time you put into this vid, especially the detail mapping. Looking forward to working through your library!

My wife and I on our fourth trip ever challenged ourselves with the Dolly full loop. Clogged our Sawyer in that God awful beaverdam section (why I'll never use a squeeze style again) and got lost on several occasions despite it being such a populated trail. You come to these forest sections with no clearly defined path. We ended up bush whacking out to the forest road right after that campsite you found. So aggravating..I wanna go back to see where I made the error.

Welcome to the #notacult.

The nucleus yo !!?

We still haven't made it to the Dolly Sods. I also don't think you made it up to my area yet either. Before I saw this video I was thinking about how long ago we were at the Ohio meetup. That was fun!

Aeropress is the GOAT. Still waiting on ultralight titanium one. Hint Hint.

Folgers makes coffee in tea bags. But I like that. Also, I don't understand how all the UA-camrs only have these 20 lb packs yet have all the camera gear and stuff and I have a lot of the same gear and no camera stuff but never 20 lbs or under. I must be doing something wrong.

Brilliant editing man, this looks and feels so adventurous! Music fits masterfully, epic content!

It's Bryce! Back in Dolly Sods! What year is it? Nice trip!

I think you did it right going on Thursday! I have had to hike in those sandals before, wore them on the drive to the trail and forgot to grab my shoes, lol. Worked out ok! AeroPress is the best way to make coffee, I haven't brought backpacking yet though! Great video, love the Sods! Nice shout out to my buddy @Bacon_N_Backpacking

Hi Bryce, just curious whats the weight on that Aeropress coffee maker? i''ve been doing pour over for a long time (and find it as enjoyable as i can get it outdoors) but sometimes it doesnt hit the mark. Big plus is my setup is so light with it its hard to beat haha. If the Aeropress is light i might consider it :) Love the video!

Bryce, comment Beaver dams and the trail could use a trim. Haha I busted out laughing 🤣 then wife said what’s so funny. hmmmm nothing Lol and I just watched Deadpool 3 so the language dialogue is “well you know” haha

Thanks for sharing Bryce! I haven't been to Dolly Sods yet, but need to get there. I like your perspective and route this time. I'll have to weigh it out with the other routes. Take care. -dave

Great video Bryce!!! I hiked dolly back in March and we started at the top. Our last part of the trip was dobbin and it was not terrible but we ended up following a game trail just above the trail once we started sinking on the trail. First night we camped up the plains. My buddy and I both hammock camp so that 1st stop you stopped at in the woods is the exact spot we stayed at. Next night was red creek and boy was it busy. I do believe ever spot was just about taken up. I love Dolly and until recently it was my hardest hike but I just recently done a Big South Fork trip that made Dolly look like a cakewalk.

Metric is simple centi = x100 kilo = ×1000

Unpredictable weather, rain, mud, stained water, wind, heat then sudden cold. Sounds like a 'UK hiking experience' theme park in the USA.

Stinky beaver water isn’t for everyone

This is amazing!!!❤

I love my Aeropress. Ive tried alot of coffee makers this is the best tasting

Love the maps! My dude! Where is the fuh-reakin' CNOC? You're working too hard.

I'm from Pittsburgh. I've been to Dolly multiple times. I've traveled to Erie on fishing trips multiple times in the fall and spring for steelhead fishing. One thing they have in common is the crazy unpredictable weather. You ALWAYS need to plan for extremes. Such a great place though. Getting crowded, but it's understandable why.

Looks like a beautiful place! My last backpacking trip was nothing but sweat and rain, I ended up hiking out in my sandals (Tevas) and I had zero issues. They were so much better than my soaked shoes.

Soyjack ass thumbnail😂

Great video, really liked the trail overlay. Appreciate the shoutout!