Hiking the Breathtaking Trails of Mt. Le Conte - Great Smoky Mountains 4K

Group Equipment
Thomas’s Tent -

Robby’s

Bryan’s
Sleeping Pad -
Boots -

Andrew’s

Thomas’s

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--SCENE SELECTION--
00:00 Teaser
00:32 Theme Song
00:59 After Intro
02:12 DAY ZERO - At the Campground
04:28 DAY ONE - Coffee
06:00 Downtime & Heading Out
06:47 Waiting at the Trailhead
08:04 MAP SEQUENCE & Beginning Hike
10:15 Gooseberries
11:30 Misty Hazy Hiking
13:40 Snacks in the Grove
14:12 Heading back out
15:23 Overcast Hiking
17:03 Campsites & Shelter
18:35 Campsite Talking
20:56 Hiking to Charlie's Bunion
23:11 Charlie's Bunion
27:27 Dinner at Camp
28:15 Viewer Shoutout, Chatting & Eating
29:37 Abuzz with Activity & Evening Chat
31:38 Tent Time & Supermoon
32:45 DAY TWO
34:24 Morning Views, Ramps & Coffee
35:37 Heading Out
36:22 Mt. Kephart
37:57 Back on the Main Trail
39:14 Outcropping
39:44 Limousine Ridgetop
41:37 Steep Incline
43:23 Long-Lost Crewmember Break
45:16 Strenuous Incline Hiking
47:40 Rocky Biome
49:46 Myrtle Point Intersection
51:23 Downhill Stroll
52:03 Meeting Viewer John
52:31 Mt. Leconte Shelter
53:17 Leconte Lodge
55:27 Hot Meals & Wasting Time
57:30 Clifftop Overlook Sunset
1:00:25 Back to the Shelter
1:02:05 DAY THREE - Myrtle Point Sunrise
1:06:02 Back to the Shelter
1:07:52 Clifftops Part 2
1:09:00 Smooth Sailing Hiking
1:12:04 Alum Cave
1:13:11 Final Hike Out
1:13:52 Special Thanks
1:15:49 Credits
1:18:27 Viewer Shoutout
1:19:30 Post-Hike Meal
1:21:59 Curb Your Shoutouts
1:30:22 Secret Slow-mo

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All of the musical compositions or arrangements and footage in this video are original, and were composed, recorded, and captured by Andrew Lin, Bryan Lin, Robby Huang, and Thomas Sinard

Featuring drums by Nate Laguzza

Original content and music is copyright Adventure Archives (c) 2021

[tomb]

It is INEXCUSABLE that you guys don't have a show on PBS or Netflix or Discovery Channel or something!!! The product you're creating is SO much better than 95 percent of what's being aired. We should start a petition to make that happen!

[beccabex]

the Alum Caves trail up to Le Conte was my grandfather's favorite hike. He'd hike it up, have a snack while looking at the view, and then right back down the same day. The last time he hiked it was on his 89th birthday. He so badly wanted to make it on his 90th, but sadly he was too ill at that point. If he were alive today he'd be over 100, and I'm sure he'd still be talking about wanting to get back on this trail; it was his absolute favorite place to be.

[savannahl]

I love when these guys post 😫 it’s like seeing an old friend!

[thatflame]

One of these days when I get some friends hopefully they are like these guys lol

[drohnenfabrik]

Hearing Andrew say nostalgic is becoming quite nostalgic.

[kjhack]

I've hiked to the summit of LeConte 19 times. There's something very special about that mountain.

[ronvalderrama]

The only thing that sucks about this video? Having to wait for the next one. Stellar content, amazing presentation.

[gie]

Thank you so much for the professionally
crafted videos of unbelievable locations. As
a disabled war vet and former hiker I
appreciate being able to see the things I
used to enjoy. Outstanding!!

[romantichorror]

AA has the most beautiful music to accompany their videos.

[zachariahalbrecht]

Mount LeConte was the highlight of my honeymoon. Breathtaking is absolutely the right word to use

[williambeck]

Andrew drinking Thomas's coffee made with fancy new gear: "It's good."
Andrew drinking boiled nettles and leaves: "It's good."

[janesanchez]

You guys really “get” it! I’m a 65 year old woman living in an apartment in San Diego. I find small hikes i can go on around here, but nothing will ever compare to times hiking in the Appalachian when I was young. So beautiful!

[paulbier]

These guys have the best cinematography and content in the hiking community. All of these episodes accentuate what being outside is truly about. As huge fan of Henry David Thoreau myself, it's really a treat to hear AA quote him. These videos serve to inspire people to get outside and you're doing a great job!

[Nightfall]

I felt the sprinkling of Andrew’s botany knowledge was the perfect amount. Great job at balancing the content. This episode was quite enjoyable.

[jason_from_canada]

I couldn't Curb My Enthusiasm for this one! 😁 Loved how you captured those spectacular vistas! That Patron scroll keeps getting longer and the shout outs more hilarious! 👌🤣 Well done guys! 👏👍

[livertine]

Guys thank you! ;___; I could literally cry right now because I am so happy. Life sucked and still does for the last couple of years and your videos really bring joy into my life each time. I watched most of your videos a couple of times already at least each one once ^^. Your videos are my most favorite ones on YT and at least my way to enjoy nature if I can't enjoy it directly right now as much as I would like to. Thank you for doing what you are doing. I guess I am not only talking for myself but what you do is special to so many of us. Keep up the amazing work. Cheers from Vienna~

[StuartDonald]

Rewatching this again. I love the scene on the porch front where Andrew and Thomas are waxing philosophic and Bryan exclaims, "I got that orange drank!" Pretty sure that should be your next T-shirt.

[NickandRachel]

Loved that first Smoky Mountain video I watched so much I had to see this one!

Actually quit watching a TV show to watch this video glad I did. Definitely wasn't disappointed!

We hiked alum cave trail to Mount LeConte during peak season one time and we got extremely lucky no one was on trail one of the best hikes we've ever did!

Thank you for doing the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Justice with this video!

[chlelegummer]

Much appreciate your hikes. I used to hike years ago but now I at 85 I watch yòur hikes. Thanks.

[jamesplyler]

Odds are that trap is for feral hogs, they are quite the nuisance in the Smokies! We were just down there a few weeks ago, our cabin overlooked Mt. Leconte, amazing views and an amazing park!