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YouTube Video VVVUa3FCTlc2TEU4TDBleGw0V1FtQnpRLmFRVUd6cEx1eW8w Jason’s foolish mistake triggers a full-blown rescue mission on the remote Lost Coast Trail in Northern California—a completely unnecessary rescue mission. This egregious error activates the US Coast Guard and California Emergency Services. The group of backpackers is fully unaware of the chaos occurring off trail until a helicopter starts following their every move. Watch as Jason makes an utter fool of himself and engross yourself in the beauty of the beloved beach hike known as the Lost Coast Trail. The Lost Coast Trail is a gorgeous 25 mile backpacking hike through the King Range National Conservation Area. Known for its beauty, sneaker waves, highly variable tides, black sand beaches, river crossings, inclement weather, and cliff sides. Jason, five other friends, and a puppy hiked it in March 2024. ____________________ Questions About the inReach Mishap: 1) What model inReach were you using? It was an early model from before Garmin acquired DeLorme. More than a decade old. 2) How did you trigger an SOS by accident? The switch that locked the SOS button on this early inReach model was fiddly. It could appear to be locked when it was not. Sometimes the switch easily clicked into place, other times it required a lot more force than seemed necessary. The unit was turned off. Jason was not aware it could still be activated when off if the SOS button was depressed for an extended period of time. 3) Why was the inReach in your pack? The clip that attaches it to a backpack strap had recently broken off. It still had a small carabiner on a lanyard for attaching to a pack. Unfortunately, it would bounce around annoyingly without the clip holding it in place. Jason was also worried it may snag on something and be unexpectedly lost without the clip holding it steady and working as a second (redundant) attachment point. Despite all of this, you can see Jason wearing the floppy inReach on his pack after the SOS mishap. He didn’t dare accidentally trigger another unneeded rescue. 4) Did you get charged for the rescue? Thankfully, no. California does not want to discourage needed rescues by causing people to second guess requesting one. Jason still feels terrible and feels owes a debt to all of the rescue services and other tax payers—and his friends and family. Emergency services and Garmin handled the situation expertly as everyone freaked out in the front country attested to him later. 5) Do I need to worry about this problem with my inReach? Hopefully not. Newer models have addressed this issue and other issues. Jason replaced this older inReach with a newer inReach Mini and hopes to never repeat this sort of mistake. 6) How could you confuse the notification noise for a bird tweet? Because it was inside the pack, the sound was muffled and distorted and sounded like it was coming from the wooded areas instead of inside the backpack. The first time Jason heard it was right as other hikers (walking the opposite direction) passed by—carrying their own inReach. ____________________ 0:00 Intro 0:58 About the Lost Coast Trail 1:09 Hike Begins 1:44 First Omens of Trouble 2:25 Lighthouse to Cliffside 3:30 The Helicopter Appears 4:02 Check Your inReach! 4:28 SOS in Progress 4:59 I Am So Stupid! 5:08 More Beach Hiking 5:29 Challenges and Dangers of the Trail 6:16 Puppy Paws Aren’t Doing Well 6:33 Day Two Hiking 7:21 Day Three Hiking 9:02 Problems With Last Night’s Campsite 9:50 The Final Day 10:42 Trail’s End, Reunion, and Aftermath 11:18 Slideshow 11:40 Goodbye _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #backpacking #lostcoasttrail
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Why is That Helicopter Following Me?
G.O. Get Outside February 12, 2026 9:04 am
Jason’s foolish mistake triggers a full-blown rescue mission on the remote Lost Coast Trail in Northern California—a completely unnecessary rescue mission. This egregious error activates the US Coast Guard and California Emergency Services. The group of backpackers is fully unaware of the chaos occurring off trail until a helicopter starts following their every move. Watch as Jason makes an utter fool of himself and engross yourself in the beauty of the beloved beach hike known as the Lost Coast Trail. The Lost Coast Trail is a gorgeous 25 mile backpacking hike through the King Range National Conservation Area. Known for its beauty, sneaker waves, highly variable tides, black sand beaches, river crossings, inclement weather, and cliff sides. Jason, five other friends, and a puppy hiked it in March 2024. ____________________ Questions About the inReach Mishap: 1) What model inReach were you using? It was an early model from before Garmin acquired DeLorme. More than a decade old. 2) How did you trigger an SOS by accident? The switch that locked the SOS button on this early inReach model was fiddly. It could appear to be locked when it was not. Sometimes the switch easily clicked into place, other times it required a lot more force than seemed necessary. The unit was turned off. Jason was not aware it could still be activated when off if the SOS button was depressed for an extended period of time. 3) Why was the inReach in your pack? The clip that attaches it to a backpack strap had recently broken off. It still had a small carabiner on a lanyard for attaching to a pack. Unfortunately, it would bounce around annoyingly without the clip holding it in place. Jason was also worried it may snag on something and be unexpectedly lost without the clip holding it steady and working as a second (redundant) attachment point. Despite all of this, you can see Jason wearing the floppy inReach on his pack after the SOS mishap. He didn’t dare accidentally trigger another unneeded rescue. 4) Did you get charged for the rescue? Thankfully, no. California does not want to discourage needed rescues by causing people to second guess requesting one. Jason still feels terrible and feels owes a debt to all of the rescue services and other tax payers—and his friends and family. Emergency services and Garmin handled the situation expertly as everyone freaked out in the front country attested to him later. 5) Do I need to worry about this problem with my inReach? Hopefully not. Newer models have addressed this issue and other issues. Jason replaced this older inReach with a newer inReach Mini and hopes to never repeat this sort of mistake. 6) How could you confuse the notification noise for a bird tweet? Because it was inside the pack, the sound was muffled and distorted and sounded like it was coming from the wooded areas instead of inside the backpack. The first time Jason heard it was right as other hikers (walking the opposite direction) passed by—carrying their own inReach. ____________________ 0:00 Intro 0:58 About the Lost Coast Trail 1:09 Hike Begins 1:44 First Omens of Trouble 2:25 Lighthouse to Cliffside 3:30 The Helicopter Appears 4:02 Check Your inReach! 4:28 SOS in Progress 4:59 I Am So Stupid! 5:08 More Beach Hiking 5:29 Challenges and Dangers of the Trail 6:16 Puppy Paws Aren’t Doing Well 6:33 Day Two Hiking 7:21 Day Three Hiking 9:02 Problems With Last Night’s Campsite 9:50 The Final Day 10:42 Trail’s End, Reunion, and Aftermath 11:18 Slideshow 11:40 Goodbye _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #backpacking #lostcoasttrail 11:52
Why is That Helicopter Following Me?
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Why is That Helicopter Following Me?

Watch Past Years: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5hWgkXFy84ZkVagLwOBysnt&si=UJDsRbYPu2nYApxH In 2010, the year the original HD GoPro was released, I started making annual compilations of each year's adventures. Sixteen years later, I am still cutting these annual videos together—though the camera gear has changed. 2025 marks the first time there is no footage from the USA. There are shots instead from Morocco, Germany, Italy, Greece, and Spain (where Erika and I now live). Enjoy our year of celebrations, canyons, via ferrata, caves, ruins, hikes, beaches, cathedrals, farm animals, and fireworks. _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ G.O. TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gogetoutsidepodcast Our First Month as Expats in Spain: https://youtu.be/iDVPHC-FKZ4?si=-fdPuButIgV0zjTV 4 Days Hiking Through Southern Spain Alone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BDs8dSq8ho Share Adventures in Your Hometown: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V 26 Days Hiking the John Muir Trail: https://youtu.be/GQ7O51IQ-e4?si=27_0S7E1Dw6Iua5L _______________ Adventure Diaries: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i1vcvxtGrwBnwPlEWqNywP&si=OLUvL4Ve2pOvRmLY _______________ 3:11
Outside 2025 - Year Sixteen
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Outside 2025 - Year Sixteen

Atajate is a pueblo blanco located in a particularly gorgeous and riparian area in the mountains of Málaga (Southern Spain). On the edge of town is a stunning and somewhat challenging via ferrata route. It is a mix of verticals, traverses, overhangs, and a particularly long Tibetan bridge. Come enjoy the spectacular views from the safety of your computer screen. In December of 2024, Jason attempted a 60 mile backpacking route through the mountains of Southern Spain—alone. It began in the town of Ronda and ended outside of Estepona. 16 via ferrata routes intersected with his 4 day hike—he climbed 10 of them. This video features 1 of those routes. You can see the entire journey and all 10 routes here: https://youtu.be/_BDs8dSq8ho?si=6dzHq8NNi7wBoA32 ____________________ 0:00 Arrival in Atajate 0:22 The Climb Begins 0:53 Oh, Man! What a Long Bridge! 1:26 Summit 1:33 More Adventures to Choose _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Our First Month as Expats in Spain: https://youtu.be/iDVPHC-FKZ4?si=-fdPuButIgV0zjTV Roadtrip Across the Western U.S.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlCqeWUQJgU Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #USExpatsInSpain #ViaFerrata 1:55
Ending My Day With Another Via Ferrata
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Ending My Day With Another Via Ferrata

Right along the edge of the town of Montejaque sits a moderately strenuous K4 via ferrata. It features steep climbs, several overhangs, an impressive 72m (236 ft) zipline, and spectacular views of the region. I climbed it at the end of a long day of hiking and after three other via ferrata climbs. It was a rewarding and tiring experience. I definitely recommend getting a running start on the zipline and not wearing a heavy backpack so you don’t struggle through it like I did. Warning - lots of cursing ahead. In December of 2024, Jason attempted a 60 mile backpacking route through the mountains of Southern Spain—alone. It began in the town of Ronda and ended outside of Estepona. 16 via ferrata routes intersected with his 4 day hike—he climbed 10 of them. This video features 1 of those routes. You can see the entire journey and all 10 routes here: https://youtu.be/_BDs8dSq8ho?si=6dzHq8NNi7wBoA32 ____________________ 0:00 Arrival in Montejaque 0:20 Finding the Route 0:42 Starting the Climb 1:11 The Zipline Fiasco 2:02 Heading into the Overhangs 2:45 Topping Out and Hiking Down 3:01 See You Next Time _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Our First Month as Expats in Spain: https://youtu.be/iDVPHC-FKZ4?si=-fdPuButIgV0zjTV Roadtrip Across the Western U.S.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlCqeWUQJgU Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #USExpatsInSpain #ViaFerrata 3:23
Don’t Do This Via Ferrata if You Are As Tired As I Was
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Don’t Do This Via Ferrata if You Are As Tired As I Was

Two via ferrata routes sit near each other in the gorgeous mountains above Benadalid in Southern Spain (Málaga, Andalucía). Benalauría, AKA Del Canal, is one of these routes—a beginner-friendly climb featuring intriguing crevasses, cable bridges, and stunning views — especially first thing in the morning. Let’s pack away our sleeping bags, brush our teeth, and get climbing! In December of 2024, Jason attempted a 60 mile backpacking route through the mountains of Southern Spain—alone. It began in the town of Ronda and ended outside of Estepona. 16 via ferrata routes intersected with his 4 day hike—he climbed 10 of them. This video features 1 of those routes. You can see the entire journey and all 10 routes here: https://youtu.be/_BDs8dSq8ho?si=6dzHq8NNi7wBoA32 ____________________ 0:00 Starting the Day 0:15 My Quick Hike In 0:29 Climbing the Via Ferrata 1:26 The Summit 1:33 See Ya _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Our First Month as Expats in Spain: https://youtu.be/iDVPHC-FKZ4?si=-fdPuButIgV0zjTV Roadtrip Across the Western U.S.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlCqeWUQJgU Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #USExpatsInSpain #ViaFerrata 1:55
Starting the Day With Via Ferrata Benalauria
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Starting the Day With Via Ferrata Benalauria

Presa de los Caballeros are 3 recently created via ferrata routes traversing a dam near the town of Montejaque in Southern Spain. The three VFs vary in difficulty and are linked together by a suspension bridge and a zipline. The area is gorgeous, the climbing is enjoyable, and two of the routes begin in a cave. In December of 2024, Jason attempted a 60 mile backpacking route through the mountains of Southern Spain—alone. It began in the town of Ronda and ended outside of Estepona. 16 via ferrata routes intersected with his 4 day hike—he climbed 10 of them. This video features 3 of those routes. You can see the entire journey and all 10 routes here: https://youtu.be/_BDs8dSq8ho?si=6dzHq8NNi7wBoA32 ____________________ 0:00 Arrival at Presa de Montejaque 1:02 Climbing Route 3 1:32 Zipline Time! 2:19 Climbing Route 1 2:49 Climbing Route 2 3:07 Topping Out 3:23 Until Next Time _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ Our First Month as Expats in Spain: https://youtu.be/iDVPHC-FKZ4?si=-fdPuButIgV0zjTV Roadtrip Across the Western U.S.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlCqeWUQJgU Hometown Explorers: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdP1S0sP2M5i3PX4p-onlplP8LMDOGBgE&si=5_zibgTBoMGivo2V _______________ #USExpatsInSpain #ViaFerrata 3:43
Climbing 3 Via Ferratas on 1 Dam
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Climbing 3 Via Ferratas on 1 Dam

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YouTube Video VVVfVEptUlZtcS1DSXZsMXM1RE5LZ25RLkpWc0xMcVNNYllR Take a 3 week roadtrip with Jason of the G.O. Get Outside Podcast across the Western U.S.—in winter! The adventure begins in California, passes through Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon, and ends with a return to California to spend four days hiking the famous Lost Coast Trail. Watch as he explores a seasonal lake in Death Valley, traverses coral pink sand dunes, ascends fake boulders, descends into lava tubes, races winter storms, gawks at waterfalls, hikes through Smith Rock, visits alpacas, sleeps in various locales, and successfully records multiple podcast episodes. All before Jason foolishly triggers a full-blown rescue mission on the remote Lost Coast Trail in Northern California—a completely unnecessary rescue mission. He and his group of backpackers are fully unaware of the chaos occurring off trail until a helicopter starts following their every move. Watch as Jason tours the western US and then makes an utter fool of himself while engrossing yourself in the beauty of the beloved beach hike known as the Lost Coast Trail and the splendor of the American West. ____________________ Questions About the inReach Mishap: 1) What model inReach were you using? It was an early model from before Garmin acquired DeLorme. More than a decade old. 2) How did you trigger an SOS by accident? The switch that locked the SOS button on this early inReach model was fiddly. It could appear to be locked when it was not. Sometimes the switch easily clicked into place, other times it required a lot more force than seemed necessary. The unit was turned off. Jason was not aware it could still be activated when off if the SOS button was depressed for an extended period of time. 3) Why was the inReach in your pack? The clip that attaches it to a backpack strap had recently broken off. It still had a small carabiner on a lanyard for attaching to a pack. Unfortunately, it would bounce around annoyingly without the clip holding it in place. Jason was also worried it may to snag on something and be unexpectedly lost without the clip holding it steady and working as a second (redundant) attachment point. Despite all of this, you can see Jason wearing the floppy inReach on his pack after the SOS mishap. He didn’t dare accidentally trigger another unneeded rescue. 4) Did you get charged for the rescue? Thankfully, no. California does not want to discourage necessary rescues by causing people to second guess requesting one. Jason still feels terrible and feels like he owes a debt to all of the rescue services and other tax payers. Emergency services and Garmin handled the situation expertly. 5) Do I need to worry about this problem with my inReach? Hopefully not. Newer models have addressed this issue and others. Jason replaced this older inReach with a newer inReach Mini. 6) How could you confuse the notification noise for a bird tweet? Because it was inside the pack, the sound was muffled and distorted and sounded like it was coming from the wooded areas instead of inside the backpack. The first time Jason heard it was right as other hikers (walking the opposite direction) passed by—carrying their own inReach. ____________________ Shot on: Panasonic Lumix GH6 GoPro Hero 11 with Media Mod DJI Air 2S DJI Osmo Action 5 DJI Mic Mini ____________________ 0:00 Intro 0:36 The Roadtrip Begins 1:54 Death Valley National Park, CA 2:30 Day 2 3:10 Coral Pink Sand Dunes, UT 3:59 Day 3 4:14 Kanab Sand Caves, UT 4:47 Best Friends Pet Cemetery, UT 5:08 Jackson Flat Reservoir, UT with bouldering 5:56 Hat Hair Grooming 6:24 G.O. Podcast 119 Excerpt 6:40 Day 4 - Tabernacle Lava Tubes, UT 8:00 Racing the Storm 9:31 Milner Historic Recreation Area, ID 10:04 Day 5 11:17 Umatilla Marina RV Park, UT 11:55 Day 6 12:52 Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, WA 13:56 Day 7 14:42 Snoqualmie Falls, WA 15:19 Carnation, WA 15:33 G.O. Podcast 121 Excerpt 15:52 Day 9 - Bend, OR 16:38 G.O. Podcast 115 Excerpt 16:58 G.O. Podcast 123 Excerpt 17:25 High Desert Museum, OR 17:35 G.O. Podcast 122 Excerpt 18:00 Day 12 18:08 Day 13 - Smith Rock, OR 18:44 Day 14 - Alpaca Farm, OR 18:56 G.O. Podcast 124 Excerpt 19:11 Day 15 - Willamette National Forest, OR 19:50 Sahalie Falls, OR 20:02 Day 17 - Mattole Rd, CA 20:11 About the Lost Coast Trail 20:37 Hike Begins 21:16 First Omens of Trouble 21:54 Lighthouse to Cliffside 22:58 The Helicopter Appears 23:30 Check Your inReach! 23:50 SOS in Progress 24:37 More Beach Hiking 24:58 Challenges and Dangers of the Trail 25:44Puppy Paws Aren’t Doing Well 26:01 Day Two Hiking 26:50 Day Three Hiking 28:30 Problems With Last Night’s Campsite 29:20 The Final Day 30:10 Trail’s End, Reunion, and Aftermath 30:46 Trail Slideshow 31:09 Goodbye _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. _______________ #roadtrip #backpacking #lostcoasttrail
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I Explored the West… Then Caused a Rescue Mission
Best of G.O. Get Outside February 28, 2026 9:00 am
Take a 3 week roadtrip with Jason of the G.O. Get Outside Podcast across the Western U.S.—in winter! The adventure begins in California, passes through Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon, and ends with a return to California to spend four days hiking the famous Lost Coast Trail. Watch as he explores a seasonal lake in Death Valley, traverses coral pink sand dunes, ascends fake boulders, descends into lava tubes, races winter storms, gawks at waterfalls, hikes through Smith Rock, visits alpacas, sleeps in various locales, and successfully records multiple podcast episodes. All before Jason foolishly triggers a full-blown rescue mission on the remote Lost Coast Trail in Northern California—a completely unnecessary rescue mission. He and his group of backpackers are fully unaware of the chaos occurring off trail until a helicopter starts following their every move. Watch as Jason tours the western US and then makes an utter fool of himself while engrossing yourself in the beauty of the beloved beach hike known as the Lost Coast Trail and the splendor of the American West. ____________________ Questions About the inReach Mishap: 1) What model inReach were you using? It was an early model from before Garmin acquired DeLorme. More than a decade old. 2) How did you trigger an SOS by accident? The switch that locked the SOS button on this early inReach model was fiddly. It could appear to be locked when it was not. Sometimes the switch easily clicked into place, other times it required a lot more force than seemed necessary. The unit was turned off. Jason was not aware it could still be activated when off if the SOS button was depressed for an extended period of time. 3) Why was the inReach in your pack? The clip that attaches it to a backpack strap had recently broken off. It still had a small carabiner on a lanyard for attaching to a pack. Unfortunately, it would bounce around annoyingly without the clip holding it in place. Jason was also worried it may to snag on something and be unexpectedly lost without the clip holding it steady and working as a second (redundant) attachment point. Despite all of this, you can see Jason wearing the floppy inReach on his pack after the SOS mishap. He didn’t dare accidentally trigger another unneeded rescue. 4) Did you get charged for the rescue? Thankfully, no. California does not want to discourage necessary rescues by causing people to second guess requesting one. Jason still feels terrible and feels like he owes a debt to all of the rescue services and other tax payers. Emergency services and Garmin handled the situation expertly. 5) Do I need to worry about this problem with my inReach? Hopefully not. Newer models have addressed this issue and others. Jason replaced this older inReach with a newer inReach Mini. 6) How could you confuse the notification noise for a bird tweet? Because it was inside the pack, the sound was muffled and distorted and sounded like it was coming from the wooded areas instead of inside the backpack. The first time Jason heard it was right as other hikers (walking the opposite direction) passed by—carrying their own inReach. ____________________ Shot on: Panasonic Lumix GH6 GoPro Hero 11 with Media Mod DJI Air 2S DJI Osmo Action 5 DJI Mic Mini ____________________ 0:00 Intro 0:36 The Roadtrip Begins 1:54 Death Valley National Park, CA 2:30 Day 2 3:10 Coral Pink Sand Dunes, UT 3:59 Day 3 4:14 Kanab Sand Caves, UT 4:47 Best Friends Pet Cemetery, UT 5:08 Jackson Flat Reservoir, UT with bouldering 5:56 Hat Hair Grooming 6:24 G.O. Podcast 119 Excerpt 6:40 Day 4 - Tabernacle Lava Tubes, UT 8:00 Racing the Storm 9:31 Milner Historic Recreation Area, ID 10:04 Day 5 11:17 Umatilla Marina RV Park, UT 11:55 Day 6 12:52 Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, WA 13:56 Day 7 14:42 Snoqualmie Falls, WA 15:19 Carnation, WA 15:33 G.O. Podcast 121 Excerpt 15:52 Day 9 - Bend, OR 16:38 G.O. Podcast 115 Excerpt 16:58 G.O. Podcast 123 Excerpt 17:25 High Desert Museum, OR 17:35 G.O. Podcast 122 Excerpt 18:00 Day 12 18:08 Day 13 - Smith Rock, OR 18:44 Day 14 - Alpaca Farm, OR 18:56 G.O. Podcast 124 Excerpt 19:11 Day 15 - Willamette National Forest, OR 19:50 Sahalie Falls, OR 20:02 Day 17 - Mattole Rd, CA 20:11 About the Lost Coast Trail 20:37 Hike Begins 21:16 First Omens of Trouble 21:54 Lighthouse to Cliffside 22:58 The Helicopter Appears 23:30 Check Your inReach! 23:50 SOS in Progress 24:37 More Beach Hiking 24:58 Challenges and Dangers of the Trail 25:44Puppy Paws Aren’t Doing Well 26:01 Day Two Hiking 26:50 Day Three Hiking 28:30 Problems With Last Night’s Campsite 29:20 The Final Day 30:10 Trail’s End, Reunion, and Aftermath 30:46 Trail Slideshow 31:09 Goodbye _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. _______________ #roadtrip #backpacking #lostcoasttrail 31:20
I Explored the West… Then Caused a Rescue Mission
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I Explored the West… Then Caused a Rescue Mission

In December of 2024, Jason attempted a 60 mile backpacking route through the mountains of Southern Spain—alone. It would start in beautiful Ronda, in the mountains of Southern Spain—and end at Estepona along the Mediterranean coast. He also hoped to climb all 16 via ferratas along the way. With winter approaching, limited time, and minimal gear, it would be a challenge. Backpacking in Spain is certainly different from in the US. Follow along as Jason encounters lost trails, never-ending private land, barb wire fences, wild pigs, high speed and low speed ziplines, lots of extraplomo, a lonely sheep, unexpected holidays, interesting camp spots, gorgeous locations, and kindness from a stranger. Will his knees hold up? Where will he eat? Where will he sleep? But, first, can he get out of the damn foyer?! ____________________ 0:00 Coming Up & Intro 0:59 Locked in the Foyer? 1:20 The Plan 1:56 Via Ferrata 1-2: Ronda 3:33 Exploring Ronda 4:36 The Hike Begins! 6:46 Presa de Montejaque - Via Ferrata 3-5 10:08 Off to Montejaque 10:57 Via Ferrata 6: Montejaque 13:30 Where Am I Going to Sleep? And Eat?! 14:44 Morning in Benaoján 15:44 Hiking to Jimena de Líbar 16:45 Via Ferrata 7: Fuente del Chorro 17:24 Heading to Atajate 18:10 A Lonely Sheep 18:46 Via Ferrata 8: Atajate 20:16 The Night Road to Benaluaría 22:10 Morning in Benalauría 23:25 Via Ferrata 9: Benalauría 24:32 The Long Walk to Sierra del Hacho 25:18 Lost? Off Trail? 27:39 Wild Pigs?! 28:37 Off to Rest in Gaucín 29:32 Morning in Gaucín (Everybody Dance Now!) 30:53 Via Ferrata 10: Castillo de Águila 32:29 All the Way to Casares (After a Detour) 33:37 Night Hike! All the way to Estepona? 35:38 Is There Anywhere to Sleep?! 36:34 This is Unexpected 36:43 The Trip Comes to an End 37:12 Outro ___________________ #Backpacking #ViaFerrata 37:45
Wild Pigs, Lost Trails, and a Solo Trek Across Spain
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Wild Pigs, Lost Trails, and a Solo Trek Across Spain

Spending a month on the JMT (John Muir Trail) in 2019 was one of my most beloved experiences. I hiked it later in the season—conditions were perfect, the landscape was spectacular, and the people I met were amazing. When my friend Scott proposed hiking a weeklong section of the trail in 2023, of course I joined in. It would involve hiking in at Duck Pass and out at Piute Pass, two sections of trail I had never visited. The winter had been exceptionally rainy and snowy. We’d be hiking in July, earlier in the season. We knew it would be more challenging. We didn’t realize just how much. Follow Scott, Ryan, and me along the trail as we encounter swollen rivers, snowy passes, waterfall traverses, exceptional beauty, and more. ____________________ 0:00 Intro 1:00 Day 1 - To Barney Lake 1:50 Day 2 - Barney Lake to Lake of the Lone Indian 3:48 Day 3 - Silver Pass to VVR Cutoff 4:34Huge Waterfall Crossing 6:41 Day 4 - VVR Cutofff toSallie Keyes Lake 7:18 Bypassing Bear Creek 7:46 Sketchy Log Crossing 8:25 Selden Pass 9:12 Day 5 - Sallie Keyes Lake to Hutchinson Meadow 10:27 Day 6 - Hutchinson Meadow to North Lake _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ _______________ 12:31
Duck Pass to Piute Pass: JMT in Extreme Conditions (July 2023)
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Duck Pass to Piute Pass: JMT in Extreme Conditions (July 2023)

Have you ever wanted to drive across the entire United States? So did we. We were lucky enough to make it happen in 2016 thanks to a job with a company named TYLT. Come along with Jason and Erika as we drive a little Chevy coupe 13,510 miles across the US passing through 42 states along the way. Not only do we explore the cities and landscapes the US has to offer, but we also meet up with interesting people like filmmakers, photographers, and BASE jumpers. And amongst all of the driving, camping, climbing, canyoneering, and corn mazes—we still make time to create podcasts and manga from our tent. Strap in and enjoy the ride! ____________________ Chapter 1 - Meet Erika and Jason before they embark on a 13,510 mile trip across the U.S. Chapter 2 - Erika and Jason survive their first night on the road. They meet Kat and Craig and their mobile home in Arizona before a day of canyon singing and double rainbows. Chapter 3 - Erika and Jason school us on travel hygiene and tag along with Levi Arnone and his buddies while they throw themselves off of a 300 foot rock. Chapter 4 - Jason and Erika deal with inclement weather before meeting up with physician turned filmmaker Tommy Day. Chapter 5 - Butcher Bird's Michael and Jason cross paths in Michigan while working on two separate projects and Erika haunts a corn maze in Washington. Chapter 6 - Jason and Erika celebrate Halloween in Salem before Jason wallows through 10 miles of mud in North Carolina. All before a gentlemanly shave and cut. Chapter 7 - The final reflective episode of the series. So Mote it Be. ____________________ 0:00 Intro 0:37 Meet Jason 1:03 Meet Erika 1:23 The Plan 2:14 Water Jug Dance 2:22 Night 1: Creepy Campground 3:04 Kat & Craig in Lone Rock 4:03 Grand Canyoneering: Waterholes Canyon 5:39 Surviving the Creepy Campground 5:59 Jason is Annoying 6:08 Hillbilly Bath 6:45 Loneliest Road in America 6:58 BASE jumping with Levi and Friends 8:42 Night 7: Shower Time! 8:59 Trail Names 9:16 Night 15: Wet Weather Woes 9:56 Tommy: Physician Turned Filmmaker 11:49 The Sun Returns! 12:09 Cleanliness is Next to Godliness 12:20 Lost in the Corn Maze 12:49 Exploring Michigan with Filmmaker Michael 14:48 Haunted Cornfield 15:25 Next Great Movie Pitch 15:41 The Unkempt Beard 16:31 Halloween in Salem 17:20 Hiking Watkins Glen 17:27 Tough Mudder 19:22 A Gentlemanly Shave 19:53 Ice Cream Treats 20:06 Night 54: Final Night 20:40 Reflecting Back on the Trip 23:00 Day 55: Final Morning - So Mote It Be 23:45 Final Foolishness 24:02 Outro _______________ G.O. Get Outside: Videos and Podcasts about adventure sports, outdoor recreation, and travel—featuring relatable everyday active people. G.O. Website: https://www.gogetoutside.com G.O. YouTube: http://youtube.com/@GOGetOutsidePodcast G.O. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogetoutsidepodcast/ _______________ 24:16
42 States in 55 Days in a 2 Door Coupe
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42 States in 55 Days in a 2 Door Coupe

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Ever done a via ferrata? Taking my friend Ryan on one of my favorite Via Ferratas in Southern Spain, Castillo de Aguila. Located in Gaucin -- it is gorgeous, challenging, and fun. It is also unique in that you mostly climb downwards and traverse. 0:42
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The most beloved canyon in Los Angeles, Eaton! Great times when there is water. 0:26
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Sa Fosca is a technical canyon that is also part cave. Come canyoneer in the dark in Mallorca, Spain! 0:32
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