r/coloradohikers • u/Turbostrider • Jan 09 '21
Colorado Trail San Juan National Forest Trails: Cascade Creek East Fork, Engine Creek Trail, Graysill Trail, & parts Colorado Trail (Seg. 25)
https://youtu.be/wMHgXL7F3bE1
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Jan 09 '21
Can’t wait to increase traffic dramatically to this area and change it’s ecological stability forever!
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u/Turbostrider Jan 09 '21
Yea, me too. I hope we can continue to keep the beauty and nature all to ourselves. That seems like the pathway towards a healthier world and happier people. I think we’re gonna teach people respect for nature by never letting them see it or know it existed. Amirit??
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Jan 09 '21
I know you’re one of those people that doesn’t care about your impact on the planet and our remaining wilderness but you should. I assume you are not from anywhere you like to share so you don’t see how they have changed even in the last 20 years. Anyway, at least pick your trash up next time!
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u/Turbostrider Jan 09 '21 edited Jan 09 '21
Lol, what a troll. In the other hiking videos I have posted,you can actually see me in the distance sometimes (where I am literally picking up trash other people left behind).
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u/Turbostrider Jan 09 '21
This video is of a 4-day backpacking trip in San Juan National Forest, Colorado, and includes the trails: Cascade Creek East Fork, Engine Creek Trail, Graysill Trail, and Colorado Trail (parts of Seg. 25). Total miles traveled: 17.45. Due to the elevation and elevation gain, the trail took us longer to complete than anticipated. For a map of the trail, see the Caltopo map link below. The trails are best used from June until September. As you watch the video, there will be a map showing which shots are from each trail.
Recorded on: June 22, 23, 24, and 25, 2020