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Teton Crest Trail // Running One of The Classics - Mountain trips

Teton Crest Trail // Running One of The Classics - Mountain trips

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
See it all on this classic, bucket list trail. On the TCT you get to enjoy Grand Teton National Park end to end in all its splendor. 38 miles and 9, 000ft of trail running and power walking bliss from canyon to shelf to basin, pass and divide. Just remember to bring along a friend in worse shape than yourself. Then you can enjoy this iconic trail at a leisurely pace and really take it all in
Date: 2023-01-17

Comments and reviews: 20


How oh how does someone fit enough to run 38 miles in a day, with all the long training runs required to get to that level, manage to forget to bring trail food? It's like keys, wallet, glasses, phone when you leave the house. Rain jacket, warm layer, water, food. Nausea at 8; pre-launch sequence initiated!
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Wow! This has been on my list for about 2 years now. I did Alaska Basin in a day a few months ago and loved it. Doing my first 50k in May, maybe next Fall I could make this happen. 11 hours seems really fast! Good work, great video - this makes me super excited to do it.
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29km 1200m vert gain day yesterday, after being out of the mountains for 4 months. 17km of that totally off track, grassy meadow or bush whacking. Aussie summer. Legs are cooked, wish i was a robot and could get back out there today - mediocre amateur videos are inspiring
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Amazing video, there's nothing like the views in the section on the shelf and then on hurricane pass! This was such a treat, I've done the crest trail 3 times and hope to get into good enough shape to do it again. Thanks for always putting out amazing content!
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I think I literally left Teton Village two days before you guys did this. Love it! Keep up the good work, love your videos. Wish I was that fit. Totally worth the patreon subscription to see you guys still uploading
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You guys are an inspiration during PT. Sometimes Im content with simply being able to run a few miles and hike a few thousand feet up hills. Then I watch one of your videos and it pushes me to try and keep improving.
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Do you guys have to pay for commercial use permits every time you film in national parks? Super curious. Thats a lot of paperwork. Kudos to you guys if you go through all that and still put out quality content
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Probably has been mentioned all over but defs gotta hit up Enchantments during larch season for a trail run. Can bag multiple peaks and in typical mediocre fashion crush the elev of climbing and distance ran.
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This is one of my favorites! Wow! Thank you for the awesome scenery, the humor, the feeling you convey that we need to get out and do this! I feel like I know you all and you could be my friends!
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Would you guys consider doing a video on how you choose your routes? How you plan for unexpected weather and need B routes or C routes? Probably would be a video more appropriate for Extra Mediocre
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You guys are machines. Running this distance while getting great footage with minimal gear. Would love to know what you film with, i can tell its GoPro and possibly a phone but I am not positive.
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Can you please tell me what shoes you use when you are running on these trails? I love watching your videos. Maybe you could do a equipment video that you normally use out on these. adventure
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Love it! I did that route (reverse direction) 16 years ago with a big sack of photo/video and overnight gear, before climbing the Grand. Now you've got me psyched to go do it again: )
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where do you guys find people who trail run and do 36 hour races? I can only do like 25-30 miles with 5000 feet and I still only have one friend who can somewhat keep up: (
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I literally cant even hike in the dead of winter without POURING sweat and this guy goes on trail runs with a fleece on. lol crazy how different were all built.
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Hiked to lake solitude a couple of weeks ago. Really wanted to climb up over paintbrush buy my daughters were exhausted. Kudos for them making it that far.
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I had no idea how awesome it looked up there in the Tetons. I guess I should've known with how dramatic they look from the valley. Great video, thanks!
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That's the gnarly extended version. I've only done the route from Death to Cascade. A few hours less but perhaps most of the beauty. Nice work.
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Hey Guys! I'm a mediocre amateur also, can i join you guys on a hike sometime? You may have to wait for me to catch up sometimes.
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