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I love Fiery Furnace!! I don't remember seeing such great tafoni. I'll have to explore further.

The desert is good. I hope you are still motivated to go back after being so sick. I

Definitely Mule Deer.

National Parking Lots. You can't see shit from a car. Too many good lines for one post. On the other hand, we need more people to help protect these places. It's too bad some of these places get loved to death, but if they will then in turn help protect the other places, we have some...

I've never seen you carry a tripod into the backcountry! :moses:

Very cool trip. Looks like some good fun.

I love that area so much. Thanks for sharing.

I think that on a well defined trail like that, I like to take advantage and go quickly. Most of my Uintas wandering these days isn't on trails, thus the allure of fast and light on the highline.

Great. The narrative style fits the trip. Can't think, must keep walking. Jealous of this one, I want to do it in a similar style.

hahahaha. Oh boy, you lost all that weight now you've got to SHOW. IT. OFF. :frantic:

too cool. My wife and I did something similar a few years ago, and for a number of reasons we didn't get to hike as much as I would have liked. We'll be going back. Thanks for sharing!

I too have been watching every video as it comes out. I loved following along, and know how much is missed even in this longer form videos. Another incredible, imaginative hike complete. Keep it up. You are an inspiration.

These dudes will take you back up the river for not too much. http://www.texsriverways.com/

Steve Allen writes about that loop in Canyoneering 3. He can describe it better than I can. It's all great.

@Brendan S isn't talking about doing the technical portion of Poe, rather use the approach for Poe to get up the fold. At least I think so. I'm not really interested in the tough technical canyons-despite being a bit of a climber. I do study their routes though, because it can take you to...

Both would be killer. The Steven's loop will feel more "out there" than the overland route for most of the trip. That is except Coyote Gulch, which is a (from what I see online) a complete shit show these days. The further away you get from the Escalante river, the better in my experience...

Pretty good spot.

Nah, that's when it's time to head south. :p

Same. I'm still shooting an old eos t3i. My shots don't ever look super cheese HDR, but I have to blend a little bit, more frequently than I'd like.

Was than an Iron Way (via ferratta) Route? Keep posting!!