Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hey guys, this is my walk around the downtown Toronto area starting off at College Park. In this 4k video, I predominantly walk west along Bloor Street, although I did head down to the Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail area (obviously there's no ice there currently) After seeing the highrises and the college park courtyard area, I started on my walk along Bloor Street, passing some of the buildings (new and old) in the area, before reaching a bit more of the foot traffic areas.
After reaching Bathurst, I turned northbound and it was a straight shot up to Bathurst subway. Thanks for watching!
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Walking out onto College St
1:15 - Courtyard at College Park and the high buildings and Barbara Ann Scott ice trail (no ice currently)
2:10 - A look up at the highrise buildings
5:30 - Bay Street and College Street
6:24 - west on Collge street
9:10 - building being constructed
10:15 - Passing the Mars Building
11:00 - College St and University Ave / Queens Park
11:46 - why did they build a curved concave wall?
13:40 - Terrence Donnelly cellular and biomolecular research
15:00 - passing some of the campus area of the University of Toronto and some restaurants
16:35 - what would you do if you won $17,000,000 in the lottery?
19:10 - College st and Huron Street
20:40 - Trivia time at Spadina Ave
24:15 - Is that a lineup?
25:50 - College St and Augusta Ave and more shops walking on north side of College Street
30:33 - North on Bathurst Street and pondering business names ?
31:55 - can a bad name be good?
34:37 - a streetcar at Ulster Street
37:20 - Harbord Street and Bathurst St
40:55 - more cranes and buildings
42:50 - Bathurst St and Bloor St
43:38 - arriving at Bathurst subway station
Hey guys, this is my walk around the downtown Toronto area starting off at College Park. In this 4k video, I predominantly walk west along Bloor Street, although I did head down to the Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail area (obviously there's no ice there currently) After seeing the highrises and the college park courtyard area, I started on my walk along Bloor Street, passing some of the buildings (new and old) in the area, before reaching a bit more of the foot traffic areas.
After reaching Bathurst, I turned northbound and it was a straight shot up to Bathurst subway. Thanks for watching!
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Walking out onto College St
1:15 - Courtyard at College Park and the high buildings and Barbara Ann Scott ice trail (no ice currently)
2:10 - A look up at the highrise buildings
5:30 - Bay Street and College Street
6:24 - west on Collge street
9:10 - building being constructed
10:15 - Passing the Mars Building
11:00 - College St and University Ave / Queens Park
11:46 - why did they build a curved concave wall?
13:40 - Terrence Donnelly cellular and biomolecular research
15:00 - passing some of the campus area of the University of Toronto and some restaurants
16:35 - what would you do if you won $17,000,000 in the lottery?
19:10 - College st and Huron Street
20:40 - Trivia time at Spadina Ave
24:15 - Is that a lineup?
25:50 - College St and Augusta Ave and more shops walking on north side of College Street
30:33 - North on Bathurst Street and pondering business names ?
31:55 - can a bad name be good?
34:37 - a streetcar at Ulster Street
37:20 - Harbord Street and Bathurst St
40:55 - more cranes and buildings
42:50 - Bathurst St and Bloor St
43:38 - arriving at Bathurst subway station
![Hiking the Grand Canyon from top to bottom (river) and back up! [4k60] walking video](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/h3-GBgmWrMg/mqdefault.jpg "Hiking the Grand Canyon from top to bottom (river) and back up! [4k60] walking video
Hi guys, I know, its been a long time since Ive done a 4k walking video. Or any video for that matter... but heres one that I hope youll enjoy.
Its a 4k video walk through the Grand Canyon. I filmed this in May of this year. Id never been to the Grand Canyon, but to actually hike it, you have to travel to it via the phoenix side of it, and not the Las Vegas side.
You can attend from the Las Vegas side and see the Grand Canyon from the edge of the rim, but cannot go down it and hike it.
A buddy of mine told me he wanted to hike the grand canyon again, and I went along to it. What I didnt know at the time, however, was that he was using this as training as he was going to europe to climb the Matterhorn lol. So, needless to say, I didnt realize how strenuous this hike was going to be. I found out DURING the hike lol, when by buddy told me, that on the grand canyon website, that they recommend that people DO NOT try to hike down to the river and back in one day. Oh great. he tells me when were out the bottom, at the river, and no choice but to hike back up lol.
Either way, it was a great hike, but it was tough hiking back up. Ill admit but I was starting to mentally break, as my knees were hurting. Luckily I made it up.
As youll see, at the start of the hike, and partway down, there are a lot of people. But down at the Colorado river, it was deserted. I guess people had enough sense to know not to try this in one day haha.
Thanks for watching!")
