A Journey to the Head waters of the Yellowstone River Episode 2

Head waters of the Yellowstone River
Episode 2

Finding the upper head waters of the Yellowstone River in Wyoming on horseback. This journey will take us through the Bridger Teton & Shoshone Wildernesses. Up and over Deer Creek Pass down into the Thoroughfare Drainage to the Yellowstone River and Bridger Lake. Then up the river to the head waters where water starts on the mighty Yellowstone River. Then we will travel across the Buffalo Plateau and down Marston Pass to the South Fork of the Shoshone River, and travel out along the Canyons of the Shoshone River that Buffalo Bill help build in the 1880s

This will be a 3 episode video to show the massive journey it took to reach the head waters of the Yellowstone River where water starts and journey back. I tried to make a short version video of this journey but could not. It was just too wild, too big, and too grand of a landscape. So please watch all three episodes and enjoy this trip or Journey, to find the head waters of the Yellowstone River as we did.

We traveled by horseback over 3 mountain passes, three water sheds like the Yellowstone River that lead to the Missouri River. Head waters of the Snake River to the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean. Also the Shoshone River that continues down to the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers. We traveled by horseback 126 miles in some of the wildest county in the lower 48 starts. Enjoy our journey on the biggest screen you have.

Please comment and share your feedback with us. We would love to hear from you.

Be sure to like and share if you enjoyed this video. and above all thanks for tuning in. More wilderness horseback trips to come.

Stay curious and explore

Special thanks to Lee, Hunter and Alex of Livingstone outfitters in Cody Wyoming for there help in making this trip happen [phone]

[cawiltu]

So cool that the horses get to run free and will come back when you call them like a pet dog 👏

[pawelgosc]

This is great quality video. No music, narration at proper timing, great views. Love the raw sound of hike, horses and nature. Thanks for sharing.

[SanJuanMountainBob]

I rarely watch all of longer videos. But, I watch every minute of yours. Great camera and editing skills. “Pilgrim, can you skin grizz”? Sure glad that critter didn’t cause you trouble. “When I get to heaven, tie me to a tree; or I’ll begin to wander and soon you know where I will be.” Sure appreciate you sharing this great adventure. Wow!

[hanksbud]

Thank you for taking us along. Beautiful scenery, excellant photography.

[thomasneill]

Great again
I'm amazed at the people you Don't see
My kind of place

[eunikeelkettani]

Wonderful scenery, very well filmed and communicated

[MARK-PETERSEN]

USA has it all-horses will come back when you call them-my favourite moment for now...i love it

[mpgfoo]

Very nice series. Thank you for NO background music. The sounds of outside are plenty. Well done.

[ianferrier]

Absolutely stunning, thanks for sharing this.

[mattrees]

fantastic glad to be along on the ride brings back great memories from my riding days.From west australia.

[ralphwatten]

I'm amazed at how stable the horses are. I suppose some of the excitement is edited out but those trails get really rough and the thunder and all. Beautiful video. What a country!

[charlesmyers]

What absolutely gorgeous photography. I literally felt like I was riding the horse.

[wvbonbonqueen]

WOW, I am impressed with the size of the Yellowstone river, where it begins.
Who would think that small Creek Looking River would end up being as big as the Yellowstone River we all see on videos and in pictures!!!!
Thank You, for sharing your ride with us!!!!

[geezerracing]

Thank you for these videos! I traveled that same trail in 1978, going the opposite direction. The first time I shod a horse was at that big campsite where the Thorofare meets the Yellowstone, someone had packed in an anvil and left it there. Wonderful memories! Nothing like a thunderstorm up high. Loved watching you folks throw your hitches, well done on the video production as well!

[richardtaylor]

I love the timeless quality of your wilderness rides. The trails you take through magnificent landscapes and the mix of video & photography make compelling viewing. I think I have now caught up with your back catalogue after finding the first Yellowstone headwaters video and have enjoyed everyone. Thank you for sharing your adventures. I look forward to the next one. Dusty trails to you all from over the pond.

[brendawoods]

Thank you for taking us along on your trip, it was like being transported back to the 1800, beautiful country, amazing sights.

[marvincarter]

You guys and gals do a wonderful job showing us the beautiful mountains, streams and river's on this trek to the headwaters of the Yellowstone River.

[albertsumner]

I was working as a farrier, at Rosevelt camp back in the mid 70’s . Never got to see more than a small area around Hell Roaring Creek . I’ve enjoyed watching all you videos . This makes me want to come and see more ! Truly a spectacular place on earth .

[goberrich]

Man oh man oh man this is awesome, you go from the falls to the headwaters and look at the wilderness it's absolutely gorgeous back there just absolutely gorgeous and that's the way to do it horseback always horseback

[bosse]

The Wild West. Beautiful. Wish I could see it all for myself. Wish I could live there far away from people without a care or worry about anything. Just BEING in it all, at peace, blissful. What a dream. Maybe in the ages to come when the Lord returns. 🥰