Mount Hood’s Timberline Trail in Oregon has it all…glaciers, glacier stream crossings, waterfalls, dense forests, wide open meadows, great camping sites, beautiful overlooks, challenging routes, and a historic lodge to start and end your journey. This was a truly epic hike so grab the popcorn, sit back, and watch the show as we tackle our very first West Coast adventure! Also, we'd like to send a shout out to all our viewers and subscribers! We very much appreciate your support, and by liking and commenting on our videos you help the YouTube algorithm push our content out to more viewers like you who are interested in this type of content.

And to all our new friends we met on the trail, be sure to drop us a hello in the comments, we'd love to hear from you!

Fun fact: At 11,239 feet tall, Mt. Hood is the highest mountain in Oregon and contains 11 glaciers. Its base covers 92 square miles. It's also a dormant volcano that last erupted in 1865. Scientists believe it could erupt again within the next 75 years.

Johnathan's gear list:

Osprey Atmos 65 backpack
Sony a7IV camera
Sony ECMB10 Compact CameraMount Digital Shotgun Microphone
Sigma 2470mm F2.8 DG DN Art Lens
iPhone 11 Pro
Bonfotto Carbon Fiber tripod
Nemo Osmo Hornet 2P tent
Nemo Tensor 25" sleeping pad
Kelty Trailogic 32° down sleeping bag
Snow Peak LiteMax stove
Benchmade Hidden Canyon Hunter fixed blade knife
Sawyer Squeezi water filter
CNOC 2L water bag

Video Editing via Final Cut Pro
Music via Audiio.com

Bojan's gear list:

Mystery Ranch Bridger 65L Backpack
DJI Osmo Action 4
DJI Mini 4 Pro Drone
DJI MIC 2
iPhone 15 Pro Max
Apple Watch Ultra
Peak Design Carbon Fiber Tripod
Komperdell Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles
Hyperlite Camera Pod
Nemo Hornet Osmo Elite 2P Tent
Nemo Moonlite Elite Chair
MSR Pocket Rocket Deluxe
MSR Pika Teapot 1L
Zenbivy Ultralight 25° Sleep System
Petrified Fish Bunta Knife
Garmin inReach 2
Katadyn Beefree 3L Water Filter