What an awesome adventure. That campsite was just unbelievable. I’ve been to Yosemite countless times but it just never gets old. Cool to see you reading Marcus Aurelius, I always find my outdoor adventures the best time to reflect.

Your enthusiasm is catching! Great photography.

This looks life an absolute dream. I live in Denmark where the tallest point is a whole 200 meters above sea level. I hope to one day visit these beautiful north american national parks

Awesome Scotty, you picked a good one.., and your timing was perfect!

Epic trip!

lovely trail..

I was just at Yosemite last week and it was amazing! I really enjoyed your video and I’m hoping to go again soon :)

@Sheety33

4 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Amazing! Definitely adding this to the list!

Just got back from 3 days in desolation. Snow at rock bound pass made me turn back. Great weather. Beautiful scenery. Half Dome never fails to impress..thanks

your voice is so soothing, you’re like the bob ross of hiking

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

Haha I’ve never heard that before but OK!!

Camped in that same exact spot a few years ago. Such a cool spot

I’ve always wanted to do a backpacking trip to Yosemite. Thank you for sharing, my friend!

@Sheety33

Күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!!

great video man! keep up the great work

Good hike

Been to Yosemite many times but never experienced it like that. Going to have to put this on my bucket list! Thanks for sharing, beautiful video!

@Sheety33

22 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Wow the campsite you had looked the best! Definitely going to look into getting a permit for this one!

Both sunset and sunrise shots were epic, as were the views! Your happiness to be in nature is evident in all your videos, and it is infectious!

@Sheety33

28 күн бұрын

Thank you (:

Nature’s best resort. Yosemite never gets old to me. Thanks for taking us along this beautiful journey.

@Sheety33

4 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Ahhh, the Yosemite content I was fiendin for!! Nice video man🤙🏼 Can’t wait to get out there one day!

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

Wow ! What a nice campsite you found a nice view of the mountains, the sun and the stars! Thank you for sharing your amazing adventure. Stay safe !

@Sheety33

4 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

22:00 Absolute perfection, that'll be me in September, I need to find that spot 😉

Every time you go to the edge to look at the view my stomach just flips and my legs tingle. The views are just spectacular!

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

The best I’ve had yet…..yet!😄

What an exhilarating solo adventure in Yosemite! Your hike along the Pohono Trail from Glacier Point to Dewey Point looked absolutely stunning. The vistas of Yosemite Valley, El Capitan, and Yosemite Falls were breathtaking. The timelapses you captured were incredible and really added to the beauty of the video. Spending the night under the stars at Dewey Point must have been unforgettable. Thanks for sharing this amazing journey! Cheers, Simon - Tales From Abroad

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

Thanks, Simon! 🤙

LOL, Scott was really annoyed by that "village of campers" lol.

That is spectacular. I'm headed there for the first time next summer. I'm thinking early June and hope the snow is mostly gone on this trail then...??--Ah, read your reply to another comment and think it will be good. Thanks for the beautiful sights!!

Great video! Thanks for sharing

@Sheety33

4 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Our sound effects at water crossings and going over fallen trees are very similar 🤣

The bad thing about these videos... makes me hate the 40-Hr. Has me thinking I need to schedule another trip for July before my trip in August, yeah I was there in early June so what? People always ask me, "Why Yosemite again"? To which I usually respond... have you been there?? If 'yes', have you been to x, y, or z? Everywhere there is awesome, even a couple of hours on a bike around the valley floor dodging the 'normies.' I definitely need to do this Pohono Trail. I've been up and around Ostrander, looped Buena Vista/Royal Arche from Briadalveil Creek (Westfall Meadows is amazing), but not the N. side of Glacier Pt Rd.

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

I know what you’re saying!

@trishlarrysnyder1008

23 күн бұрын

I feel the same way, I live in Tennessee and the Great Somkies Mountains is a 4 hour drive. But I rather hike the Sierras that’s where my heart is

Nice one Scotty.

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏

I love your videos! Hope to do this trail one day:)

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome man! Ever hike Chilnualna falls in Yosemite? Another awesome spot. Keep up the great videos 🤙🏼

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

Oh yes, great hike!

What are your tip on first getting started with hiking, solo hiking in particular? additionally, what camera do you use to record? it looks really good! thanks

Great video

@Sheety33

28 күн бұрын

Thank you

Til til valley

May I ask what camera you are using?

I was literally supposed to do this specific hike this past weekend but I got sick. Definitely going in September tho

@Sheety33

16 күн бұрын

Go for it!

beautiful !!!! what time year/month !!! id love to a semi winter spring trip. been over a decade sinse last there .

@Sheety33

28 күн бұрын

Late May of this year - perfect time!

After seeing this video, plan going in sept if get an entry ticket. Will it be cold in sept. Also what is the bran of your sleeping pad and sleeping bag. Get the gear ready. Thanks

Hi Scott I have seen just about all your videos and love them all. I have a question for you since you been all over the Sierra’s… I am going to attempt to do the J M T next July 2025 starting from Onion Valley to Yosemite Valley . My question is when I start from Onion Valley in your opinion what do you suggest my first night camp be Charlotte Lake or somewhere near Glen Pass. Thanks for the information and keep your videos coming I learn so much from them.

@Sheety33

22 күн бұрын

Thank you very much. If you are not acclimated, I suggest camping at onion valley then continuing on, but if you are, you could go over the pass and camp at the Kearsarge lakes, then continue on the next day. Better to take it easy than burn yourself out at the start.

@trishlarrysnyder1008

22 күн бұрын

@@Sheety33 Thanks for all the information, I plan on getting there a few days early so I can acclimate, you are so right I definitely don’t want to burn out the first day. In your travels how far is it from the trailhead to Kearsage Lake and from there to Charoltte Lake? (Oh by the way I live in Tennessee) so I can’t do much exploring that area. I was raised in Southern California and hike the Sierra’s many times when I was younger and that is where my heart is… so Thank you again for your videos 😁

Beautiful Hike. What a score on the campsite. Also, may I ask what type of permit you need for this?

@owendunbar5272

29 күн бұрын

I’m pretty sure it’s the pohono trail (glacier point) permit on recreation.gov.

@Sheety33

28 күн бұрын

Really was. An overnight wilderness permit.

What tent are you using? You should post all your camping gear that you use.

@Sheety33

23 күн бұрын

Big Agnes fly creek UL 2

What kind of hiking watch do you use? Thanks.

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

Was wearing an SE on this hike but just switched to the Apple ultra 2 and love it.

Do you have to have a permit to camp in a location like this?

do you think Dewey point would be less busy in autumn?

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

I do! Colder temps keep many people away.

What’s the name of the camping site name you camped in Yosemite, I’ve camped in Yosemite when I was in the 7th grade in 1995 but I was too little to remember how to get back there

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

Dewey Point

Aren’t there regulations against camping along the rim?

scott r u from cali ?? central area ??? it seems u beem there a few !!!

@Sheety33

28 күн бұрын

California born and raised (:

So when you are up on a ridge you don;t have to keep the food away from your campsite?

@Sheety33

23 күн бұрын

Surprisingly, the latest from the Yosemite wilderness ranger is to sleep with your food within arms reach….but do what you feel comfortable with!

I’m a newbie but like how do you find your way back to your car?? Are there multiple parking lots or you just camp remotely close? I know there’s like hundreds of thousands of acres, but do people really hike dozens of miles out knowing they’re gonna have to hike em all back to their car?

@Sheety33

23 күн бұрын

It’s all part of the planning (:

What did you use to shoot this?

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

My 📱

What camera did you use to film this?

@RealidadeSonora

26 күн бұрын

2:35 Reflection in the glasses, smartphone.

@Sheety33

17 күн бұрын

My ☎️

Do you use a bear can? Your pack looks so small.

@Sheety33

25 күн бұрын

Yes, it’s at the very bottom of the pack inside. 450 bear vault in a 35 L pack (:

what trail is this?

@Sheety33

22 күн бұрын

Pohono Trail from Glacier Point

As someone from the Midwest who’s done a ton of hiking (Zion, etc) but never been to Yosemite, are the brown bear sightings frequent? Is it dangerous to hike like you’re doing? I hate that I’m too scared to do those things because of a bear mauling me to death, even if I had bear spray-it doesn’t always work out right?

@jtl4714

5 күн бұрын

Nahhh black bears are never really any issue (danger wise). You’re required to have a bear can in the park, but that’s really the only way in which you’d draw bears to your camp. Otherwise, not sneaking up on/scaring them, and being loud before you do is enough to scare them away. Seeing a bear in the park is a blessing! Of course observe them from a safe distance and you’ll be fine. Also as an fyi, bear spray is illegal in the park because you really don’t need it. Also I don’t think there’s record of a bear mauling

@Amplified435

4 күн бұрын

@@jtl4714 bear spray is illegal in a national park? I doubt that.

@jtl4714

4 күн бұрын

@@Amplified435 if I am the bearer of bad news (pun intended), so be it. It most definitely is illegal. It’s actually considered a weapon within the park. So leave it at home and save it for a park like Glacier or Yellowstone which has grizzlies. By doing so you’re keeping the wildlife (and people) safe

@jtl4714

4 күн бұрын

@@Amplified435saw your other comment but I’m guessing it got removed-Thanks for reeling that back. Bear Spray is not allowed in Yosemite because there are no grizzlies, but highly recommended in other parks that do have them like glacier and Yellowstone. Keep bear spray out of the park as it can be dangerous to wildlife and visitors

@jtl4714

4 күн бұрын

Edited for clarity - I backpack in Yosemite about 4-5 times a year, and while I’m not an expert in the park I’m very familiar with the regulations (as you should be when going backcountry)

Instead of reading a book on Marcus Aurelius, read a book about the native Indians that used live in these majestic places and call it home! And how, they were subjected to genocide, displacement, extermination and expulsion at the hands of your forefathers! Their great herds of buffalo they counted on for sustenance deliberately exterminated to starve them out of their homeland! Never forget the history and the blood soaked hands that made these natives disappear, Marcus Aurelius be damned!

Looks like an ILLEGAL campsite

Nice video. You should switch your GoPro or whatever camera from the fisheye to regular view. Just my humble opinion.