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not nice to see burnt areas but much better than seeing clear cuts

Beautiful area!

Shiva!!! Such a pretty and smart little girl. And the hikes look amazing too!

Wonderful days in the beautiful outdoor ❤

Great video! I really like the "vlog" style with more talking about what you're doing. Very cool to also see hiking with a pet. 😊

I stayed at that exact site and had had the same meal 😂 Great minds think alike

Woof🦮

I was at pct days as well. Volunteered at the school parking lot across the road Saturday morning

Just bought a rooftop tent...cant wait to get camping!

Shiva is gorgeous! 😍 I'm hoping to take my dog to Burnt Lake this week. Good info on Elk Cove because my dog doesn't do well at all on hot, sunny exposed hikes but I do carry a cooling jacket for her that works really well. As for camping it always puzzles her like "why are we sleeping in this thing?" Haha!

Fun stuff,

I never knew the name of the western pasque flower. The first time I saw them was around Mt. Hood!

Cool video, I Like your dog but I'm a cat person.

Please stop making videos about things you seem to know absolutely nothing about. Please?

I'm a former addict who hiked 21,000km on the Trans Canada Trail. After the hike, I was injured and tured to drugs and alcohol for pain relief, so now I'm sober working on reconecting with nature. I'd love to be on the podcast.

It's great you're still able to get out and hike. With all of the places that have had wildfires it has gotten a lot harder to find places to go. 😥

You're so pretty 🥰

Hi, I once criticized you for giving up our special places and hikes. I've been watching since your early days. I'm impressed at your dedication to giving your followers great information and a chance to see something beautiful in our state. Thank you for doing what you do. Scott

You didn’t use the biffy bag the way it was intended. You can stay standing with Biffy.

Very good info, thank you! And it was nice (but also sad) to see Waldo Lake. I’d love to hear your thoughts about things to consider when hiking or backpacking in a burn area; possible video topic?

Good info. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing what you’ve learned! What happens to me, and I don’t know why. But all my life when I’ve exerted myself in a physical activity and got hot, when I cool down I get sooooo cold, even in the summer. In winter I shiver. It even happens when I’ve used some adrenaline from anxiety. So, No winter hiking and camping for me.

If it’s colder than your rated sleeping bag, wear wool based base layer with puffy, a beanie, and use a Nalgene with hot water in it to put in your bag, also put your electronics in your bag with you.

Great info. Thanks. Hikied PCT 2 years ago and hated all the fires😢

Hiking 🎉🎉🎉

Hiking 🎉🎉🎉

I just got it and desperately searching remedies of preventatives for next time 😑

I did a all day nude hike with a group in ashland while i was visiting the state beautiful hiking

Did I miss the part where she drills out the hole? Do you pop out the part of the cap that opens and closes?

I always tend to steer away from burned areas, but in this and other videos & photos, I ‘ve noticed that you always seem to discover and highlight the beauty that remains. You’ve inspired me to see it in a new light, and not always avoid those kinds of places! I absolutely love that section of the PCT, I went up to that saddle with the view of Rosary Lakes & Diamond Peak. The view was mostly obscured by wildfire smoke, but I fell in love with that section along the lakes!

"literally" dammit lady, you were doing so well.

Have you tried the Juno 30? It is the women's counterpart to the Citro...I'm wondering if that one has any more padding in the hip belt since it is made specifically for women. Do you notice a big difference wearing the men's cut / design over the women's?

Smart!

I've been exploring the upper Quartzville area lately. Trying to avoid the fires isn't easy! Always beautiful videos. Thanks for all you do! 😊

Hiked the Clear lake trail, Tumalo mountain, Lava river tube, and Look out mountain. The last half of the month was too smoky to hike most of Oregon specially Central Oregon where I am located.

I've really enjoyed your videos!

Such beautiful landscapes and nature you got there.Enjoyed watching it very much. Have a great weekend 😊😊😊

Also I wanted to add that you have the best intro to your videos. Great scenery and music!

Great video! I want to check out that Benson Lake trail! In July I did a "S" through the Three Sisters. Todd Lake-Green Lakes-Golden Lake-Demaris Lake-Camp Lake-Chambers Lakes-connected with the PCT-north to Obsidian and out at Lava Lake. 40+ miles. Also did the 18 mile Alice Toxaway loop near Stanley Idaho.

Where is the guy with the red face? Waldo area is just too pretty. Even after the fires it is still breathtaking.

You are so good at connecting the music to the videos!! ❤❤❤

Great video! Thanks so much for putting this together.

congrats!

I look forward to this video every year! Did my first Oregon hike this year (Crater Lake NP) and thought of you, friend!

You go girl! Good to see you sticking w/ the channel..

So beautiful, so many awesome hikes

So many beautiful places and experiences Franziska! Been a busy year for you, hiking wise and surgery wise. 😊

HIKE OREGON WHAT IS YOUR REAL NAME.

Awesome footage. Too bad Willamette forest is burning badly this year. :(

Love it. Thank you for adding to my list of amazing places to explore. Last weekend I hiked Hawk Mountain Lookout and the Soda Springs to Green Lakes Loop. Tons of wildflowers and beautiful views. Keep hiking.