Trail Camera: Chris and Jordan Photograph Idaho

The hiking and kayaking have taken their toll, and the famished duo arrives at Candle in the Woods, a 5-Star dining experience with Chef David Adlard that can only be described as unique and unforgettable.

The next morning, Chris and Jordan move onto the town of McCall, on the shores of Payette Lake. The lake, however, is not what they came for. Get ready to get dirty and follow along as Chris and Jordan explore the stunning Idaho mountains on a Polaris RZR… until they run into a sheep traffic jam.

Join Chris and Jordan as they explore the historic site of White Bird and learn the history of the Nez Perce Tribe, before they indulge in tasty smoked salmon caught fresh from the Clearwater River.

And lastly, Chris and Jordan’s 1,400km road trip comes to an exhilarating finish as they attend the famous Trailing of the Sheep Festival in Ketchum.

With all this adventure, surely Chris found time for fly fishing, right? Stay tuned!

[loganoleary]

A Chris and Jordan reality TV travel show is EXACTLY what I need in my life.

[cammackey]

Loved that you guys shared the stories of the local indigenous peoples. Letting them tell their own stories and use their own voices. Big respect.

[AadidevSooknananNXS]

THIS is what differentiates Chris/Jordan from every other photography channel, this is journalism not just "go to place and snap mindless picture"

[lowerleftside]

I don’t care what the view stats are on these types of films…. I would take more of these types over gear reviews any day. This was really well done and I appreciate getting to see and hear the people of Idaho. Thank you guys for doing this!

[falxonPSN]

Three thoughts:

1. Jordan is my spirit animal.
2. I could watch travel documentaries from you guys all day long.
3. Jordan saying "I love lamb" reminded me of Brick from Anchorman. 🤪

[CMDILL]

I just want to give a shout out to the pre-production of this video. Lining up all the locations and stories. Chris and Jordan executed it well...but there was some heavy planning in knowing where to go and who to talk to. Kudos to the whole team, seen and unseen!

[jimmywalsh]

This episode epitomises what I love about photography: curiosity, adventure, humility and light.

[RipeOldBanana]

I usually lurk and seldom comment but have to thank you for the best 22 minutes I've had in an awfully long time.

[jenniferlouiseday]

Absolutely loved this video! I'd watch this kind of travel show in a heartbeat. Travel from a photographer's point of view. A little food, a little culture, a lot of fun and photography. Awesome. Can't say enough good things. You guys are great!

[CynthiaS]

The portraits of the Nez Perce story teller and the woman are amazing, ; the Story Teller took my breath away. I LOVED this video.

[yuanzofficial]

I live in Idaho and I don't think I've ever seen a video that captures the beauty of the landscapes and people so eloquently. Great work Chris and Jordan!! Would love to see more of these!

[Wildbill]

Agreed that this really hits the not only shows us great places we may never get to visit, but the respect Chris & Jordan have for the people and the land!

[sharvo]

Idaho Tourism knew what they were doing. Love That Jordan Drake's lamb swoon. And had never noticed before how languorously sensuous a nicely cast line could be. That was fun.

[FidelisG]

Chris' fly-fishing photo at 16:14 is just sublime.

More long form travelogs like this, please! Loved this episode to bits.

[josephthornton]

I been watching your videos for years so I was very surprised to see one featuring my hometown Sandpoint and the restaurant i live one block away from! Not quite convinced i dont live in the matrix?.. love the video. Thank you for showing the beautiful side of north Idaho, its the way I assume everyone who lives here sees it every day

[MrJafar]

It's like world-class entertaining shows, like Top Gear show!!!
Really amazing.

[sillk]

I really like this kind of content. More of this, please.

[ChrisandJordanever]

I would LOVE to see a photography course from Chris and Jordan. Paid or not, I’ll watch that over and over again. Probably a more advanced one that skips the basic exposures stuff

[regulation_d]

I may not watch every lens review, but I will watch every single one of these. Awesome work, y'all!

[caninesofcork]

That B&W photo of Chris finishing is just soooo good 🔥