SECRETS of MISTY MOUNTAIN (Did We Find BIGFOOT!?) 😮

They say a giant human-like creature lives deep in the misty mountains. Really does feel kind of creepy up in these mountains. Like this is where you would be bigfoot. They actually found nests, like they found nests. Nests? Huge gas right there. A creature that doesn't appreciate visitors and lives in a place so remote it's nearly impossible to get there by vehicle. My name is Sean and this is the story till now. Brought to you by Epic Adventure Outfitters. White Rock Dodge. RIP Superchargers. And in part by... What's up guys? We're over at Epic Adventure Outfitters today. We're getting ready to go out on a trip. Casey just showed up with lunch. This is my part-time job to pay for Jeep mods. And some pizza and then we still got to figure out where we're going. I have a couple of ideas. We are expecting some questionable weather this weekend. It's supposed to be pretty heavy rain. Casey's installing an awning. We're testing out a new bracket from Adventure Rack Systems that goes on the rack and it's supposed to hold an awning which you can see the awning here. We're going to give it a test drive this weekend. If you guys want to see more on the install of this awning, check out Casey250 on YouTube. You guys are always asking if we ever see bigfoot on our trips. So I was thinking maybe we go bigfoot hunting. I mean I do know a bigfoot expert. Hey Paul, how's it going? So I've been following bigfoot aka Sasquatch. I've been on a few of my own expeditions. The area that you should be going to is called Misty Mountain and they actually found nests. Like they found nests. Nests? Yeah, nests. I wouldn't stray too far away from your trucks. They've been known to basically sabotage or mess with vehicles. Up at the top of this trail where the mountains get really high, there's been multiple bigfoot sightings. We're hunting for bigfoot. Expedition journal day one. We're headed out on our craziest trip yet on a mission to find the elusive bigfoot. We have limited information to go on but the local Sasquatch expert has given us the coordinates to the site where a supposed nest was found. I do remain skeptical but I'm always up for an adventure and I just hope we find something. Yeah, it looks like there used to be a bridge up here. There are no marked trails up and over the peak of these mountains, just rough and overgrown wagon trails. Some of which haven't seen human travel in nearly 100 years I suspect. I fear we'll face nearly impossible obstacles along the way. We may have a dead end up here. I'm gonna walk. All right, we hit a dead end because of a landslide unfortunately. Now we're gonna have to back down a little bit and there is another route to get where we want to go, I think. Really does feel kind of creepy. This is where you would see bigfoot. I'm not sure if this is a trail or if this is a creek bed. I have a trail line following a creek bed. Watch out for this tree sticking out. This will take us to a very steep incline at the end of it. Trail is getting not much of a trail anymore. Yeah, it's a combination of old creek bed and old creek bed trail. This is a trail on the map book. This we can get up. What I'm worried about is there's not much on this side as far as a ramp. This trail is not looking promising as far as making it. We don't know what else is up ahead. We're gonna try and find another route. We're not giving up. Just nearby we found a bypass around the creek bed and we were able to continue onto an extremely skinny shelf road that headed up into the rock that's above us. I had a good feeling that this would be where we could find some clues but first we'd have to navigate the overgrown alder trees along the shelf road as we headed up into the alpine. This trail is a little bit branchy. I mean, I guess no one ever found bigfoot by caring about their paint. Gonna open up in a bit. We're almost there. Man, I hope this is worth it. Talk about trails that aren't for the faint of heart. Yeah, we're kind of driving into the cloud in the mountains. Holy smokes, look at this. Look at those mountains poking up above the mint. Yeah. After climbing for nearly an hour, things finally opened up and we knew it was just another short push to make it to the summit. But a storm appeared to be moving in and as we rushed to get over the mountain, we were starting to make mistakes. Oh, you rubbed your tent on that tree. Did I? Yeah. I didn't hear anything. It was really lightly. I think you're fine. I'm just for myself here. Rough situation here. I didn't see this giant boulder here and now I'm pinned on my driveshaft on top of it, which is a bit precarious because I don't want to damage my driveshaft up here. Are you ready? Let's do it, buddy. Is that going to go really good or really bad? I'm moving. I'm clear. Just as we came down over the hill, we were surrounded by huge towering rocky mountains that went nearly straight up and beautiful yellow alpine fields. It definitely felt supernatural and I felt like we had to be in the right place. Well, we've made it to the peak of Misty Mountain. It's pretty incredible up here. Well, visibility on this trail has gotten pretty bad. We're going to keep going. I'm getting late in the afternoon, so we'll probably find somewhere to camp soon and carry on tomorrow, but we got to get some shelter. It's a little bit windy, a little bit cold. Yeah, I'm losing air in my rear driver's side tire. Slowly or quickly? Pretty slowly. I think I'll be fine until we get to camp. That 10 psi right now was at 15. Well, somehow we made it out of all those tight alder trees without any body damage, despite the amount of massive branches we were scraping on. I damaged one of my quick air down valves and it's leaking, so that's going to have to be replaced. Luckily, Casey says he has spares, so that may save the day. See there where I sheared off part of the valve. A couple packages of potato and cheddar pierogies that we're going to simmer up in the bacon and onions. So I'm sold. Yeah, it's going to be awesome. Where is the line between dreaming and feeling blue? It's four o'clock in the evening. I haven't left my room. But the truth is, if I'm honest, I feel stuck here in the middle. Am I one of those crazy people? Morning, guys. As you can see from the ice coming off of my awning, it was a little bit of a cold night. Everything was frozen, had ice on it. So guys, you might have noticed that I'm wearing the new Safety Second camo hoodie. These are available now at DirtyAndDangerous.com. They are super limited edition. You guys were asking for them, so we made them. Check them out, DirtyAndDangerous.com. Appreciate all your support. Expedition Journal, day two. Luckily, I was able to do a quick repair on my wheel to stop it from leaking, and we're carrying on along a riverside surface road towards the coordinates of the nest. We've yet to find any evidence in Bigfoot, but I still remain hopeful. This road surface is like... That's weird. I have not noticed anything. I'm just going to get out, have a quick look around on my Jeep. Whoa. We got a bit of a flat tire. Huge gas. Casey, I think your tire's flat. Huge gas right there. Where is it? Well, there's one there. There's one there. That's bad. That tire's done. Yeah. Pulling over, I bumped into a rock when we were pulling over doing the drone stuff. Do you think it was sabotaged by Bigfoot? Well, I don't know. It looks like he was chewing on the rash ring there. I didn't... I don't know. I'm going to walk back to where we stopped back there and see if there's anything on the ground that might have flashed it, because that's weird. I don't know how that happened. We just stopped for a couple of minutes. What the... Casey, you better come check this out. Look at what's right next to your tire track. What is that? That is a footprint. That is a big footprint. Well, that would explain my tire. That would explain your tire, but this is evidence. We're on the right track. All right. We got to keep going. Let's keep going. Further up the trail, the road is washed out, and we encountered another young group of Bigfoot hunters who had made their way there but weren't able to cross the washout. We did a quick assessment and decided it would be no problem for our jeeps. The trail was washed out pretty good back there. It doesn't seem like anyone's been up here for quite a long time. If I was Bigfoot, this is where I would hide in this creepy forest where there's nobody. Another river crossing. The bridge had been removed, likely rotten. And beyond this point, there was only limited signs of what used to be a logging road, now completely overgrown and difficult to navigate. It's quickly becoming overgrown. We were getting close to the coordinates of the nest. If we could just get a bit further, I'm sure that we're going to find something. Well, it's dark. We've made it to the coordinates that Paul gave us, and I don't think we're going to find anything out here tonight. We're going to set up camp, and we'll resume our search for Bigfoot in the morning. We found a couple white claws in the jeep. Thanks, man. Cheers. I heard something over there. No way. I think it came from over there. Casey?