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Funny that you and nick are some of my go tos for UA-cam. Used to be a pro photographer in OC SoCal so I always liked his stuff. People that have similar interests always tend to find each other

Jerry we love your posts. This is a comment for your sweetie it hurts me to see her flip the finger all the time I realize some people think it's cool but it is not very becoming. I don't word things very well so please take this comment with love for you both. I'm the recipient of being flipped off all the time from the person that loves me and to me it feels terrible. Bless you both.

Tried Gastro Gnome B&G, now my new favorite

So glad to see you and Tina full on backpacking again, takes me back to when I first started watching the channel. Hope your shoulder if feeling good enough to continue. Thanks for taking us along, we've been to Brice a couple times, great place. Nats suck, I live in the land of mosquitoes and nats. HATE THEM, HATE THEM, HATE THEM.

Great production as usual, Jerry. I spent my youth as a mountaineer and I always joked that I preferred to be in the alpine environment because the snow, cold, and wind kept the bugs & bears from bothering me. I was always, however, only half-joking. Such a little thing in large numbers can be the worst annoyance imaginable.

excellent video on how one needs to be prepared thanks again

I cringe watching you guys at times. Hiking washes so risky and my god the pain. I couldn't do it. I love the scenery you guys show. But l worry something might happen to one of you and get in a bad situation you can't get out of. I think some people are addicted to adrenaline rushes and maybe pain. Be careful, you have excellent content. Holding a camera in some of those places seems impossible. Your hikes are like going into battle.

Great trip, I love Bryce all year round, winter is beautiful too, noseeums are out in force in McDowell Mountain Park now.

Take Peralta trail next time, much closer, check out White Rock spring in LaBarge, water through May!

You can drink water in creeks duh! Snakes are liberal pets! ;)

Courage is the quality of being ready and willing to face negative situations involving danger or pain. Well done, miss Tina.

We did the lottery and worked perfectly for us. It was our first time applying for the permit and received dates via the lottery system.

I'm inspired!

Hi Jerry, thanks for the great video. I'm nostalgic for Bryce Canyon. I visited it in 2016 (I live in Italy) and did two trails (Peekaboo Loop and the Rim Trail) and in the evening dinner at Ruby's Inn with meat and shrimp. I always follow you with interest and a lot of envy because you visit areas that I have partly seen in my travels in the USA. Thanks again for everything. Mauro

Awesome Awesome Awesome. Wow just breathtaking

that food! dammit now i wanna eat and its 10pm!

Bryce was the first national park I ever hiked. Sad that Zion steals so much of the attention, but both beautiful parks.

Hey Jerry, Is all I can say is thanks for what I have been hunting for and as soon as I get better, I`m off to Utah.

Did a run from Swamp Cr TH to Rainbow Point and back last Saturday and nearly died 3 or 4 times.

I've found that starting at Sunset and exiting Sunrise is easier. Of course, it is easier if you don't do it in summer. :) Thanks for the video.

Another great episode, nobody does it better.

You looked a little whooped on this one But the scenery was unbelievable since I didn’t have to do the work. I think it was well worth it. 🫵👀 Thanks again you guys are awesome ! oh,, I forgot to mention the music is awesome again!

Yes, noseeums really do suck in that area in June. They love to hang out in the pines and cedars and wait for unsuspecting eyes, ears and nostrils to show up. I stay often in nearby Hatch and they will drive you crazy so I finally bought a Clam pop-up screened canopy - works like a charm in keeping those little a-holes of your orifices. BTW a nice under the radar hiking option nearby is the Golden Wall/Buckhorn loop trail in Red Canyon. Mini Bryce without the crowds. And for dining Escobars is fine but for some different takes on Southwestern/Mexican dishes try the the Rockin' V Cafe in Kanab. The El Verde bowl never disappoints.

really like the classical music

Man, I've been Mt. Biking all over the Desert lately on big Classic rides and I feel your pain, often. The Greatest Cozy Move? Any time I see water, I take off my hoodie and fully soak it and it is SO NICE, especially with a hoodie vs shirt, I brought a little Micro fiber towel for my homie's head and he is still thanking me. Carrying a 10oz little "trash bottle" can equal 2 soaks as well. You got to try it and you could show off your surgery scar! The key with the little bottle is to focus on soaking the hood, then it just slowly soaks down as it cools! Or maybe it's time for some cool Colorado alpine action? I know a guy. . .Some Unreal 4x4 to incredible alpine strolls. . . Let me know if I can help.

Great friends doing a great adventure with great burgers and beer at the end. It’s great!

Hello You Two ~ Hearing Bach's soothing music at the beginning lured me in. Those teeny tiny 'no see ums/ems' - misery. Finding refuge inside a tent just to get away from bugs - oh my! I would be cursing those f**Ke*s endlessly. Maybe a wet bandana around the neck would keep you cooler? or use to swat away all those nasty little bugs while hiking... but I have enjoyed watching your hike while sitting on my rumpus tumpus. You two are very lucky to have each other. Now I am hungry for Mexican food. YUM. Always enjoy your content!! Thank You!

Camped here( tent) at the highest 8000ft campsite in 1992. It was mid September. So bl...dy ccold, so went into the heated toilets to get warmed up. Lots of hikes, beautiful area, really enjoyed two days there exploring various trails.

Magical! Thank you 🙏

I just finished a long backpack in the Canyonlands Needles. Daytime highs were right near 100° on exposed and unmaintained trails. Made it to Angel Arch, but I would only do that again in cooler months.

A good time to remember the backpackers saying: What goes down must go up."

We were there the first week of July last year. At 5 PM it was 55 degrees with a 30 mph wind at the ridge. The rangers said there was a dusting of snow the week before.

You’re always the best Jerry! We love your work. Been there a few times. Escobars is SO good to! Thanks for your tips. Really makes a difference when we hike! Happy 4th!

Nice job….this was an interesting and informative video-especially if you are going to backpack Bryce. My husband commented that really enjoyed it as well! …….what is truly magical is hiking below the rim when there is snow on the hoodoos in the winter. There are far less people and the quiet and with the snow is magical!

Who do hoo doo, do you?

Amazing scenery Jerry. Great video!

You two make those bug nets look good! Well, at least Tina does.

That was a tough walk and a good video! Loved the “GoPro stop recording.” We’re doing Cedar Breaks this month where hopefully it will be a cool walk among the Bristle Cone trees and amazing views. That was another one of your nice videos. Thanks for sharing your adventures with great images and entertainment. You’re lucky you can get Tina to do these adventures with you. She’s awesome! 😀👍

Thanks for the heads up, looks to be the best way to see Bryce if you ask me.

Nice. My wife and I really enjoyed hiking Bryce. We were there in October so no gnats! I can't decide which I like better: Jerry videos where I can say "I've been there!" or Jerry videos where I say " I gotta get back out there so I can see this in person."

Its the Wilderness area loaded with gems much like this one. Awesome video!!

❤ hi guys!

You make me miss the Southwest more than any other vlogger. Excellent pacing, cinematography, music, and companions. You might think you aren’t as tough as you used to be, but your skills have only improved with wear and tear.

Loved that shot at 8:18 thru the trees :-)

I have been to Bryce two times and it is my favorite national park in Utah.

Just love your narration, videography, editing, info, direction, comedy, and music. Thank you so much from Iowa. Still vicariously living thru you. PS. Those gnats live here too, same time of year. Cept they stick to your face from the humidity. My sympathies!

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You nailed it once again. I have had a very complicated day and this was so very peaceful thank you❤

Great Video. Nice homage to Dana at the end!!

I did this hike 3 years ago and made it a 2-night trip (Yellow Creek and Swamp Canyon.) I hiked up to the road at a nearby connecting trail. I was lucky and happened to hitch a ride with some people that I previously met the day before at yellow creek (they were coming back from picking up their car.) I agree, not as scenic as I hoped but still some nice views, especially out by Swamp Creek. Have you done the Kolob Canyon side of Zion? I did that one on that same trip.