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Nice video! Wow I must’ve passed you guys at some point. I may have been the only other person out in the blue mountains June 15-18th 😂. Definitely some peaceful country.

23:20! Gorgeous. If I won the Facebook/Pfizer lottery, I'd annex and then buy a place right there.

Fantastic scenery both. Wonderful 😊

NICE

I was just up there with my 6 yr old son. We did a 24 mile loop. It's so beautiful up there. Tons of ticks. There's tons of year around springs on the top too. Great video!

Great backpacking trip and video Andrew. Some of the best camp fires I have had in a while. I love how you draw me away from my regular backcountry areas. When I go wandering with NorthwestWanderer, I know I am gonna see something new. Till next time, take care and stay safe.

One silver lining of that old forest fire is it reduced the amount of potential spring water flow that is lost due to live tree transpiration.

I'm trying to identify the bird at 17:55. Mountain Bluebird? This is a beautiful area. I love seeing the wildlife!

Sorry for the audio in this one, high wind and forgetting to turn off Auto Audio led to a lot of white noise in this one.

I was looking at going to the Blue Mnts. the very same weekend for the very same reason. We aborted a weekend in the OLY Park and ended up choosing a weekend in Mt. Hood's rain shadow (small as that shadow was). Looks like the weather was about the same. I think maybe a little warmer where we were. Great documentation! Thanks for sharing!

Great vid. Weather's was pretty wild. I was up at Oregon Butte on the 8th 70° and sunny all day. Even found a few dozen morels in the burn area! I think the mic on your camera setup may be broken or glitching out. There is a constant feedback throughout the video.

Do you need some kind of permit for this? I see a big tag hanging off her pack

Thanks for the video!! Why are there so many dead standing trees? Past fire or bark beetles?

I've done the Bailey Range four times but only half on each foray, entering from Dodger Point to Mt. Ferry or exiting that way. The first time I came down the Elwha Snowfinger in '98 I had similar difficulty in the Upper Elwha Basin, but the second time, in '15 with a friend we managed to get through it completely without a hitch. I really enjoyed seeing your alternate route on the north side of Mt. Carrie over to Stephen Peak.

What is the condition of New Army Pass? Any required gear?

This is a bucket list item for me. Last name is Wyant. ;)

Beautiful footage, really wonderful time lapse, thank you both, as always, for taking time to make these wonderful videos!!

When you camp out somewhere like you were near the top of wall mountain. Where do you put your food? Didn't see a tree for miles but didn't see a lot of bears in that area.. let me know how you handle those situations...thx

Awesome geology...thanks for sharing.So funny ..whatever the background noise is on the video it sounds like the invasion of the periodic cicadas we just experienced here in NC.

We tried to climb Pulpit mtn in the Purcells last month and had to turn around after trying to get through the snowfields for a couple of hours. Enjoyed your video.

Thanks for taking us along with you guys. You certainly did try to avoid the snow, but looks like you still had a little bit left. Either way, thanks for letting us join you on the journey! Beautiful video!

Gorgeous ❤

Your still pioneers unless you were blackfeet or kootenai using that area for about 20,000 years. We still love it too.

Absolutely beautiful video; perfect timing and spectacular shots; thank you & Lacy for sharing your adventures; we really appreciate your taking your time!

Thanks, brother for your sharing with us this amazing Montana’s nature and your nice trip :) May God bless you 🙏🏻 Big greeting from Bali, Indonesia and Belarus, Andrew. Возможно, вы можете по-нашему? ☺️

I live in the bitterroot, and I really want to go to trapper, but I’m only 14. Once I get my license, me and my friends are 100% goin up there. My dad says it’s really beautiful. 💯

Nice video. Good to see the trail conditions, river otter. The Selway is a great river. I will watch more of your videos. Thanks for sharing.

I have met those exact sheep dogs! They were puppies in my video. I’ve seen them since too. Amazing how many sheep are out there.

I was the lookout on Black Butte in 1975. So lucky to have that experience! I hiked up from the Salmon River in 2017 for an overnight. The door to the lookout wasn't locked and people, likely hunters, had left a lot of trash inside. I was terribly dismayed and visited the FS office to let them know about the garbage. I'm glad to see that the Forest Service has secured the entry. If only people wouldn't be so thoughtless, the door might not have needed to be sealed shut. I hope someday that the lookout can be restored and rented out. I love that place! As an aside, you wouldn't have stayed inside the lookout if it was as I found it in 2017. Really gross.

Great photography, Andrew!

Thank you for this video. I was privileged to backpack in the Bob four times. I hope I can get back there again at least once or twice before it is too late. (I am 72 years old.) This was a great video of a great trek. Again, thank you.

I love seeing the wildlife!

Love your videos.

What's with the dirty look from the burgundy haired girl ? 🤣

Well now I feel like I'm going to go and check out Rock Creek! Which canyon did you take? The one towards Little Rock Creek Lake or the one towards Elk Lake?

Badass video. Was this July or August? I wanted to hike in this area and check out Younts peak but can only do it early to mid July. Not sure if the snow will be melted out by then. The time lapse shots were nicely done. Just sub to your channel.

Whatever you do..do not wear hemp or linen...it's much better to have plastic clothing melting into your body....that way you can retain a high pitched girl voice and low testosterone ..At least you can fit in with the rest of the degenerate zombies of our fallen country..way to go.@@@@!!!!!!

24:02 Thanks for a look at the Crags. Please look at Tarptents, Henry is the most innovative tent designer out there.

Thanks for sharing this! Nice to know there are some good camping options on along that trail. It's next on my list of canyons I want to hike in the Selway-Bitterroot. I want to hike into Big Grizzly Lakes and also try to find the side trail to an outfitters camp at Capitan Lake. Some of those waterfalls looked familiar. Beautiful! Great video! Hike on!

Thank you for the sound of nature! (and not meaningless music!)

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. sub & 👍56

Wow! Amazing waterfalls! ❤❤❤

Best hiking video to watch it’s obvious Lisa leading the way. She’s been doing this, her whole life, and when you follow her, it looks like she take off and just leave you behind if you don’t keep up because she ain’t gonna look back to take on there for a while she also walks like if there was some wild animal in the trail he better get out the way.😀 Great video

Nice to see you getting out in the spring season. Low snowpack is good for something ! Was that an ultralight hatchet from "Garage Grown Gear" ?😉

Beautiful area!

Thanks for sharing! Really enjoyed the mountain views, rushing rivers and waterfalls.

Looked like a nice outing. Thanks for posting.

Wow!! Great video; the Bitterroots are so beautiful and your waterfall footage was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing! Best wishes to you both!! 🙏

Thank you! Really enjoy seeing what you two are doing! I enjoy your hikes and Lacey is a role model for me - I can do this too! Nature and beauty - thanks for taking us along!

You make some sweet videos man, very well done ! What happened to Joey?? Can't find his channel ??