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Its a great hike 8hrs round trip

These are solid rain gear for LIGHT rain. You’re gonna want to break that $150 barrier to get the technical 3-layers like H2NO and Futurelight

My PreCip inner lining only started flaking off after 8 years of use. Not a bad return of investment.

Not as creepy as out of staters !

Thanks for the video :) would you recommend this jacket as a third layer while skiing ? I have had the last 15 years a goretex Shell jacket that was very nice but expensive... I am looking for a simple third layer waterproof breathable and windproof jacket:) looking at your video it sounds it is the jacket i am looking for :)

for weights and measurements...at least display the metric numbers in the video!

Bear spray, bear spray, bear spray!

Thanks for making the video. My only question is what is the actual waterproof efficiency of this jacket, especially after a few hours in the rain. Thanks!

Thank you so much I just purchased this jacket after losing my last Columbia. Saw some negative reviews and was a bit concerned on my purchase. After seeing your video I am again confident that I made the right choice, I think some reviewers were expecting WAY too much out of this jacket at its price point. I appreciate you thanks again

I like this one better than the 2.0 version

HYALITE IS SWEET TOO! and pretty chill! And Stuart and Sheep in Missoula...

been there, done that, that road is absolutely brutal, you need more than 4 X 4, you need a head brace, but the finale and campsites are worth the travel.......good luck

What camera do you recommend?

Do u need a pass to GTTSR if camping on the grounds?

Do you have to pay the entrance fee if camping in the park?

LOL "The bear is high". Thank you guys. Very information.

Short cross pole should be on top of the long pole ..

Early yes St Marys seriously expensive, if you camp fill up( even gas) before you get there ( Browing) Its my favorite so far

So, here we go... going to plan a bucket list item for my wife. We will plan for next year. I need all the help i can get! I'm not used to planning.. i have always been a tag along! I'm scared and excited. EDIT: my name is Shane, as well!

I figured it out. You sound just like Seth green dude.

Did you feed the chipmunks, I do. And so does almost everyone else.

Thanks for your vlog, but it is too fast for me, especially when you don't know anything about this part of the world, I currently living in Houston and plan to visit Glacier National Park by this September or October, please can you advise that will it be wise to go by the end of September into October? Thanks

Great suggestions

Did it back in 2006, but we camped at Baker Lake. Greeted by a big thunderstorm as we arrived at the lake as daylight waned. Thankfully got the tents up before the downpour. Headed for the summit the following morning. My wife and I made it to the summit first and as we waited for the others, the clouds were gathering and the thunder was rumbling. By the time we headed back down, we would get little static discharges between our fingers and the rocks we were scrambling on. And my sister-in-law’s hair started to stand on end. Not long after we got down a little ways a very loud clap of thunder made it obvious the summit had just been struck. I decided then and there I’d never let a thunderstorm move in that close while we were on a summit ever again.

What time of year was this?

Very little information about first come, first serve camping except to say it's inconvenient.

You guys are fun. And knowledgeable. And good communicators. Kudos and thanks.

I'm wondering if you guys have tried the Motha Hubba lightweight 3 person version?

Was in Glacier last week. Don’t forget BEAR SPRAY!!

what month was this?

Any thought on biking in spring on going to the sun?

If you park at the loop and want to take the shuttle to Logan Pass to hike back down, do you need a reservation for the shuttle?

Can you keep food in an rv?

I was up there in August 1985. Same little glacier was there back then.

What time of year were you at Galcier? Go Cats go!

Very informative! Thank you!

My son is on the rodeo team at Montana State Northern in Havre. We live in Alabama. My wife and I will be out in Boseman in 2 weeks. I'm looking for a Big "bang for your buck" day hike. BTW, I'm a new sub.

Nice video guys thank you, wille mounting the tent the midle pole goes above.

Hi shane thanks for your informative video. For some reason there is some weird glitching going on i have seen this with a few of the youtubers where the video cuts in a weird way please stop it is annoying. thanks mate h

We went there many yrs ago me and the family.it was scary but beautiful 🥰❤️ never will forget.

Cool to see a bear without the big collar. This was really good :)

I ordered this tent but unfortunately footprint isn't in stock anywhere on this planet atm. Would you say that even without it I can have good experience or its that thin on the bottom.. Appreciate you guys, just subbed :)

I have hunted elk there!!! I shot one by rat lake when I was a kid. We took 4wheelers to the lookout and camped there. No bears over there now. Too many people recreating there now.

Which sleeping pads did you use? Is there enough space for two wide Thermarest pads?

What is its weight????

i'm in florida, and looking for a budget rain jacket for my camping trips. would this one work ? will it keep me kinda warm ?

Good tips. We have the advantage of Home Schooling, thus, we don’t have to put up with the PC nonsense, AND we went off season. Early October was great. We did the Lake Avalanche and Saint Mary Falls hikes. They were amazing. We stayed in Columbia Falls nearby. BEST burgers there, Mud Man Burgers.

i lived near Glacier Park (Whitefish) for over 30 years. hiked, climbed, biked, and camped too many times to count. summited over 20 peaks, some more than 10 times. hiked nearly every trail in the park. fished Hidden lake dozens and dozens of times. loved it.....until about 2010. then the masses came. waaaaay too many people relocated to the nearby Flathead valley and literally overran the park. it became untenable. rude, pushy, in-your-face, gun-toting (yes, Glacier now allows guns) idiots with little or no knowledge of wildlife or trail etiquette. my last 2 years (i moved to Ecuador 2 months ago) i seldom visited the park, despite its beauty, and visited the surrounding area instead - just to get away from the idiots. when it gets so bad, that you avoid a place of such beauty, it says something about the riffraff that took over. sad. so very sad. i have my memories and thousands of pictures from mountain tops and trials. but i won't go back. i know what it was like, and it will never be the same-----because of the rude people. sorry. that's the raw truth.....

What a nice channel. Thank you

Amazing video footage of our spectacular canyon!