[RumiDude]

I have been watching a bunch of stuff from Europe. It's different in many ways; still it is relatable and also has some good production values. Here's Scotland Mountains ...

Here's Chasing Mountains ...

Here's Walk With Wallace ...

Here's RS Outdoors ...

There are many others, but these are the one's I have been particularly interested in lately. Rumi

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[BigBrunyon]

These guys are weighted down upon by these big technology equipment bags!! These big technology equipment bags really become a burden doin these type endeavors. Always gotta go get the camera first before aggressing down the trail! Some of these big technology equipment bags begin to become quite heavy once you've invested heavily in carrying big technology equipment bags.

[doublecrown]

For local hikes I enjoy Three Minute Hikes - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJY2gHQmod3uoQlV8jQiHQ Of the hiking "influencers", Darwin still seems to have his heart in the right place, but I'm kind of over the whole "filming your long distance hike" thing.

[MangyMarmot]

OneHikeAWeek has some local hikes on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OneHikeAWeek He often hikes with his dogs so many of these are dog friendly.

[zimmertr]

[treeswarper]

Justin Barbour is good for a sufferfest. He canoes and portages around in Newfoundland and Labrador with his dog, Saku. He's definitely old school and cuts boughs for beds, but I think that's OK for where he goes. He also does a lot of fishing to feed himself and his dog. I've been watching Wander Women. They are old women who film their hikes and don't have any drama.

[Tom]

Not necessarily hiking, but I've been following this advdenture channel for a few months. Really good stuff and look forward to a new episode each week. One of my favorite episodes so far with the ospery nest capture:

[Bowregard]

Good stuff Tom, I have watched some adventure videos centered about the Kimberleys in Northern Australia (including these two series) and at first I was a bit surprised that there wasn't more concern regarding the crocs (Being a PNW'r the thought of sleeping on a beach with Salties in the area makes me "uneasy" to say the least). but I did a little research and found that other than the model who was killed at Cascade Falls back in '87 croc incidents are rare. It is really wild country with a beautiful landscape completely different than what I have ever seen. These two seem to know what they are up to and after watching his parents come along for the first part of the adventure it gives you a sense that Strick has been taught well. I am looking forward to their visit of the Horizontal Falls but of course that spot has become a bit touristy. The rugged and remote areas all look like great fun until I realize how bloody hot is must be.

[carppdiem]

Not really hiking reports, but more-so climbing trips. Most of these adventures are in the Pacific NW and also contain some historic tidbits and details about each destination. I may be biased however as I participated in a number of these video outings. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHKcDvtnbgcAGH2tc5PJ2BA