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Wonderful video, thank you Steve. That Panamint Five Spot plant was enormous - I've only seen little ones with a few flowers. I seem to recall that on your last visit to Gray Wall canyon, you "felt" like something, maybe a mountain lion, was watching you at some point. I'm guessing that wasn't the case this time.

36:40 is an awesome shot! What an end to a great day.. wow Steve you got it all this time, pallets of color, snakes, sheep and plenty of breaks for nature to do the talking. Nice film work. Even without the finches Rose is well named. Alot of work! Thanks for sharing.

For in six days God created and the seventh-day He rested. Saturday.

Just stunningly beautiful -- very different from my experiences of California backpacking, which have been mostly in the Sierra and Transverse Ranges. I'm wondering: what is the water carry like in a landscape like this? I considered a loop through Cottonwood and Marble Canyon back in the winter because it's one of the few spots in DVNP with more or less reliable seasonal springs, but the lingering damage from the 2023 hurricane remnant made the drive to the trailhead and some of the rock climbing on the newly gouged-out route seem pretty daunting. And I'm imagining that pretty much anywhere else in that region, you'd need to carry whatever water you were going to consume. Still, the moments with the bighorn sheep on the mountainside have me thinking I could probably resign myself to carrying an extra 10-12 lbs of water weight! Thanks for sharing this.

The Anerican southwest is a desolate, eroded landscape. What caused the erostion??

Thanks for sharing what we could only experience in a second, different life.

Nice hike, fauna, flora and landscapes. If it weren't for you, I would never see this beautiful creation. I watch all your videos. Nice photography, stay safe. Quincy, MA. N.E. U.S.A.

Thanks for letting us feel how it feels out there all by yourself.

Thank you for taking us along with you. I had no idea death Valley could be so beautiful!

Why do you think the Helios Grove hasn’t been leaked while everything else has?

I commend you for a difficult trip; the film was worth it.

Looks like another world or planet if you will.

Another superb adventure!

Very good video Steve. Great camera work and commentary. An interesting hike and explore.

Blossem bar was unpassable tell some guy in the 1800s blew it up with dynamite.

16:36 omg that all looks like poison oak

Tyee , means chief, why these rapids ... why the chief rapids, maybe good for fishing..

An amazing and most unique journey, Mr. Hall! You accomplished something most people would not even dare to try! Full Speed Ahead in your next quest! 🙂

Awesome photography and scenics. What is the name of the music you use?

I was an avid reader of your bygone website, which was my introduction to Death Valley, and for which I am deeply indebted to you. I've been to the Crack 4 and a half times (couldn't find it on my first attempt) and it is a joy to hike. Amusingly, it's the hike that I most often find runaway mylar balloons to take back to a waiting trash can. Thank you very much for all your wonderful help. Great to see the family too!

Another immersive adventure into rarely visited areas of Death Valley. How refreshing are the clear skies, cool water, crisp flowers, crunching sand and gravel. Those mule deer sheds locked together were unique. Having the dunes all to yourselves on a totally gorgeous day was a great way to end your adventure. I’m surprised you weren’t buzzed by low flying military craft. Upper Darwin Falls seems equally spectacular as Mill Canyon Falls to me. Monarch and Willow are sure worth visiting as well. This is a well paced and thoroughly enjoyable adventure you’ve shared with your fans. Your deep and abiding respect for Death Valley National Park is notable to NPS staff and visitors alike. 👏

A stunning video! Thank you for showing me a place I am not capable of reaching.

WOWWW!! THANK YOU!!!😊

sure does look like a challenging hike! wow hat view through the arch and the narrows up to the dryfall, spectacular. thanks so much for taking us with you

Thanks Steve. This is a part of Death Valley I have not seen. Spectacular video and good advice.

Hey Steve, nice to see these new videos. I suspect we may have been in the Owlsheads around the same time based on the weather in your Quartz Canyon video, however I was only timidly exploring Contact Canyon. I hope one day to complete more adventurous loops in that area, and these videos have been an invaluable jumping off point for me into the true wonders of Death Valley. Thank you for sharing. Happy trails

Thank you Steve, your write ups of trips in the other nearby canyons have been the foundation of many years of appreciation and solo exploration in this magical area . Very grateful for your sharing.

I nearly made a huge mistake by skipping this episode erroneously thinking you were exploring The Grand View area of Canyon Lands National Park in Utah. Instead I was mesmerized by thirty five minutes of cinematic narratives of a portion of Death Valley completely new to me. Ii I ever trace your, Tiffany, and Stefan’s foot prints I won’t need to take a camera because you captured all the magic with this masterpiece. You edited in Tiffany’s camera work seamlessly. Your detailed and expansive photo essay of The Grand View Arch is worth a separate video all by itself and the soundtrack added an emotional kick. With the super smooth camera work, compositions, adding people shots for scale appreciation, cactus blossoms, to the family experience, and crystal clear soundtrack, this thirty five minute adventure seemed like only five minutes. Well crafted bringing life to Death Valley! 👏

That's truly a beautiful place. Thankd you for sharing.

Nice video, my wife and I love the videos and made our first trip into the owlshead mountains in February. I'm trying to find maps that show sand canyon or quartz canyon and I can't find any maps with them identified. What map do you use?

Wow Steve, I just wanted to take a quick peek until later but I couldn't put that down! Truly beautiful up there. This will be well worth a second watch. Thanks for sharing tips and views of a difficult spot.

Steve how difficult was the south to north rim? I’m older and planning a 4 day trip with a guide group. We are going n to south not r-r-r thanks

Back four days after Steve’s video dropped to check view count and comments sections. Not quite 500 views and about ten respectful comments. Steve’s videos are top quality and take much energy and time to produce. I’m pleased that viewers and fans will benefit immensely for years to come as we explore Death Valley National Park

Nice work once again Steve! Very interesting canyon. Time flies when you're having fun...thanks again

A month spent in The Owlshead Mountains is time well spent.

Steve Thank you so much for your videos . I explore Death Valley backcountry about 4 times a year and I truly enjoy it . Your videos give me joy when I’m itching to head back to the park . Awesome work man👍

What a beautiful area. Thanks for sharing!

I remove a couple dozen balloons every year. It's amazing how they can get to some incredibly remote locations!

Yeah, Steve! Thank you so much!

Best video on this trail I have seen, very informative and great videography.

Thank you so much for doing this video. My husband and a co-worker were going to do this trip but they couldn't coordinate their time off from work. Now they can just watch your video instead. The narrow slot canyons reminded me of Little White Horse Canyon near Goblin Valley, that is a 9 mile hike. I really liked the sand fall.

Well done. Thank you

Hello, thank you for sharing. 😊 which month did you go?

Great video. Watched the entire thing. :) JAY

Very interesting…thank you.

I did this in the early 80s, from Pangnirtung to Summit Lake and back. A wonderful adventure,