02
Dec
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Sub-zero temperatures and a hard hike in with snowshoes. Funny how as time passes, you forget all the hard work and effort, and remember the fond memories of time well-spent in the snowy wild. Come on along for the memory with Nutnfancy, Cr0cket20, and the faithful Allie the Mountain Dog.///////////////// Awesome Music licensed from a cool TNPr: www.youtube.com/user/bryanisms
Duration : 0:7:17
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03
Nov
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Travelogue video of hike to Rocky Top and Thunderhead Mountain. Video shows key features from this classic Great Smoky Mountains National Park trail.
The video follows two hikers as they climb 3665 feet to the summit of Thunderhead Mountain. Highlights include Spence Field, Rocky Top, the Appalachian Trail and Thunderhead Mountain.
For more detailed information and pictures from this hike, please visit:
http://www.hikinginthesmokys.com/thunderhead.htm
Duration : 0:5:27
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01
Oct
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Hike Mount Beacon in Beacon New York.
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17
Aug
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Hiking trips and trekking vacation tours in Mongolia. Our hiking tours are a rich cultural experience. As you trek in Mongolia you will meet Mongolian nomads and enjoy wild camping in Mongolia. Visit Mongolia with Off The Map Tours http://www.mongolia.co.uk/
Duration : 0:3:52
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16
Jul
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Are you staying in Tokyo too long and getting tired of being in the city? If so, check this video out!
It was a long holiday weekend, so the place was packed, but if you go on a normal day it’s really nice!
I was the only was wearing Chacos…. :p
Don’t miss the second half of this hiking trip….coming soon!
Duration : 0:8:53
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13
Jul
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Leave the push-button world behind and come on along for a Nutnfancy backpacking trip. It seems like it’s always a sacrifice to peel away from the world and make it out to my wilderness places. Messages pile up, phones go unanswered, emails fill the inbox, and careers are put aside for awhile. But it’s always worth it and it creates one of those special memorable experiences. I do my best in this series to share it with you. As I mention in many of my vids, a wilderness backpacking adventure is one of my top recommended ways to make memories with your friends and family, instill wilderness confidence, learn about your gear (and yourself), and to “depussify” your children. That’s because it’s hard work and requires planning and lots of effort. Here we hike in about 7 miles on what soon becomes a snow covered, hidden trail. As shown, wading and post holing through 4 foot snow banks will wear you out, especially at high elevations. The upside to to this difficulty was the complete isolation we quickly achieved on this trip; we saw no one else in the three days we were up there and we owned the basin (though in warmer days this is a very high use area). With a steady but deliberate pace we reach a gorgeous high mountain lake, still partially frozen from the long winter. It is serene and beautiful. On the trail in this Part 1 of “Summer Snow Actual” I discuss trekking poles, backpacks, boots, gaitors, teaching your kids to hike, dog training, and other backpacking subjects. LastSuspect, my youngest son, steps up to the challenge and with very little complaining, turns out to be a great hiking companion for Allie and I. Next part: we reach the lake and establish the Nutnfancy Base Camp! ////////////////// Music: Kevin MacLeod
Duration : 0:44:51
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04
Jul
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Come join me for a pleasant afternoon ride and hike from Shizuoka city to the top of nearby Mt. Ryuso. This particular outing takes us from the busy city to a mist-shrouded peak seemingly removed from the bustle of the Japanese metropolis below. This hike can easily be enjoyed in a day and there are several excellent places to rest and picnic. Expect crowds on the weekends though you will likely enjoy having the mountain to yourself if you pick a weekday for your hike.
My Ryuso is actually two peaks very closely situated to one another. On a clear day Mt. Monjudake (1041m) and Mt. Yakushidake (1051m) are visible from almost any location within Shizuoka city, and provide a backdrop and tantalizing hint at the much higher and more rugged peaks of the Japan Southern Alps beyond. Japanese people have been climbing these mountains for centuries as both peaks are considered holy sites within both the Buddhist and Shinto traditions. The summits can be reached via three separate trails originating from the area around the Abe river (near Gojima village I think), central Shizuoka (at Sengen shrine) and the area between Shizuoka and nearby Shimizu (the route and trail used in this video).
Google Earth Info:
You can visit Mt Ryuso yourself via Goggle Earth at the following coordinates: Lat: 35° 5’2.79″N Long: 138°24’3.47″E
Duration : 0:10:0
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26
May
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Narrated hike to Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park Montana. It’s highly produced and looks like something you’d see on the Travel Channel or National Geographic. Includes interviews with a ranger and hikers.
Duration : 0:6:1
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30
Jan
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
Robin takes off to China to find the source of one of the web’s most amazing photos, and see if Mount Hua is indeed the world’s most dangerous hike. More gonzo madness at www.moderngonzo.com
Duration : 0:4:50
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28
Jan
Posted By: Jeff Sherman // Category:
Hiking
OpenRoad.TV video of one of the great hikes in the American West… from the floor of Yosemite Valley to the top of Half Dome. For the full travelogue on Yosemite’s Half Dome Trek, including related videos, interactive map, and useful links, visit WWW.OPENROAD.TV
Duration : 0:8:25
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