Living in Switzerland I feel blessed, being able to regularly visit the mountains in Austria, France and Italy. The whole alpine region is so beautiful.

Great video, but please, please, please, use the right gear when climbing such mountains (this means no Vans or Converse). Im from Slovenia and we had so many accidents in the mountains in the past years because of people, mostly tourists, searching for that perfect IG shot. Be careful and never underestimate a mountain! Good luck.

Who else adores the DOLOMITES?? 🏔😊😊👍🏼👍🏼 Another fab video, love it 😊

I’ve had the opportunity to hike almost all over the world, the alps by far are some of my favorite places in the world! The hiking culture, infrastructure, and views are what makes it great

I’ve been to the Italian alps several times and would totally recommend the Aosta valley I’ve been there twice and would so go back again the mountains are stunning and the city of Aosta it’s self is beautiful favourite place I’ve been 👌🏻😊

Stunning footage of fantastic scenery, the best I’ve seen thus far! Going to Austria myself for the third time in three years this summer. This country and its mountains are amazing..

i just can’t understand what kind of person goes and dislikes this video especially after all the effort to produce and share with the world

This inspires me so much, Im 17 rn dont know anything what I'll do in the future, but one thing is for sure and thats travel the Alps as much as I can

Excellent photography! I lived in Germany a total of seven years, traveled in over 60 countries and the Alps are my favorite place.

When you say "alps". I could believe that the heidi cartoons when i was young.. its the same in the cartoons. I was cried and cried always because im imagining its a real mountain and real nature. One of my dream is to travel there

Oh boy now that I was locked down at home I dreamed of the Alps every single day whenever I closed my eyes. I’m Spaniard with austrian roots. I’ve been in the Alps lots of times and places (from west to east) like Chamonix, Montreux, Lauterbrunnen, Grossglockner, Salzkammergut... will always be part of my heart

Ryan. I am a student from Canada and because of this video, you have inspired me to save up and visit these places. The mountains are calling me - my soul desires to be there. I appreciate the sick amount of effort you put into this video. You got a new sub from me! Cheers lad.

In the French Alps we stayed in the small town of Vallouise at the Parc des Ecrins. On the other side of the mountains you'll find La Grave. And from there you can go with a cabinlift to La Meije at 3200m.

Amazing video, dude! I'd love to visit all these places one day. About France I'd surely recommend visiting Alpe d'Huez, Mont Ventoux, Col d'Izoard with the Casse Deserte, Chamonix, Val d'Isere and Meribel. As for Italy - Passo dello Stelvio, Laghi di Cancano, Plan de Corones, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Madonna di Campiglio, Lago di Braies, Mottarone, Lago Maggiore, Monte Rosa and the Bernina Express are absolute must-visits.

Dear Ryan, I was fascinated by your video and could not stop watching it at any point until the end. There is no instance of boredom or lack of interest that would let my attention wander elsewhere. I'm from Europe and I know 80% of the places you show (and may even know a lot about many of them), but I've never seen them in such stunning views and in such rapid succession of jumps from one end of old Europe to the other. Thank you so much for sharing your enthusiasm and good humor.

With over 900 comments already, what is there to add? I probably mainly echo so much of what has been said already but can't stop myself; My first experience of the Alps was as a 6 year old waking up in my dad's truck with him behind the wheel as we crawled up the Brenner-pass with the cool winds from the Alps striking my face. I loved it and never lost that love of the Alps. I had the privilege to travel a lot and so much appreciate places like Nepal, British Columbia, Costa Rica and so many other beautiful spots, yet find myself again and again coming back to this combination of rugged beauty, lovely valleys, history and great service as well as the safety of travel in the Alps. Would not have like to miss any of the other places though! Though some more gear here and there would have been appropriate, the video also shows how much beauty is accessible for normal mortals with rather minimal gear if you use your brain and have a good condition. I took the family on holidays to Italian Alps (Lake Idro), Austrian Carinthia region, German Neuschwanstein, Switserland and Annecy-France. Annecy was the family favorite. Our recipe is to pick a lake (great for kids) with mountains around it.

The Alps are incredible. Amazing video.

Actually Grindelwald and Jungfraujoch are very close to each other, because Eiger (the mountain you mentioned when you talked about Grindelwald) is right next to the peaks of Mönch (which is equal to the word friar) and Jungfrau (which means virgin in german). Jungfraujoch is the ridge that is right in between Mönch and Jungfrau. The glacier you mentioned when you talked about your experiences at Jungfraujoch is called Aletsch glacier, which is located at the southern side of the ridge. It’s also the largest and longest glacier of the alps with a length of 20 km and an area of around 70 square km. Hope that helps you a little bit.

Fantastic video! Fortunately I lived in Tirol for 2 years and had the oportunity to experience some wonderful trekkings around there.

Thank you so much for the info and amazing drone footage.

Abondance in the French Alps is completely wonderful. I'd love to see some footage of the mountains and valleys around there!

For 20 years now the Alps have been my obsession. I smile to see you have figured it out so young and I hope you get to go back for the next 50 years and have fun in the Alps. I have been fortunate to have been to all the places you mentioned. When you do go to Slovenia of course Lake Bled is unreal and the easy uphill hike to Mala Osonjnica or Ojstrica will offer you an unreal view and photo opp. The Julian Alps are best seen and hiked off of highway 206 as you drive and park to hike throughout Triglavski National Park. The only thing to mention is you started the video with a view of the Lauterbrunnen Valley and I believe you grabbed that awesome video from the train or trail leading from the LV up to Wengen. In my opinion the Lauterbrunnen Valley is THEE # 1, 2 and 3 top spot in the Alps and the entire world - LOL. So you mentioned Grindelwald and the Jungfraujoch Mountains (I will never be able to pronounce that one = how did you do that?) but everyone must spend equal time in the Lauterbrunnen Valley and above it on the OTHER side which includes the towns of Murren and Gimmelwald (not to be confused with Grindelwald). The hiking up there is truly epic and at the top is an actual James Bond 007 film location. Thanks for putting all of this together. I can only imagine the time and effort you put into editing a travel video like this and I want you to know it brings smiles to so many faces!

Been to all of em except one...Breath taking! Suisse and Austria is my fav...

An absolutely brilliant film, packed with great information. Several of these places are now on my holiday hit list, once this virus madness is over. I think that others have said the same but I did feel scared for you in certain places. But I can't blame you for making the most of these moments. How wonderful for you look back at them now, when none of us can go anywhere.

This video inspired me about my next travel to the Dolomiti! Thank you! Could you please give more indication on where exactly Mordor is? Bye!

A few candidates for the French Alps: * Aiguille du midi: you can get there with an expensive cable car from Chamonix, but the view is amazing. You're just a bit under 4000m and the Mont Blanc is right there, with peaks and glaciers all around. The view of the Aiguille itself is great, you have to wonder who was crazy enough to think building stuff on there was a good idea. * La Meije: famous for mountaineers, as it was the last major summit of the Alps to be climbed successfully. From certain angles it looks really stunning, with large glaciers flowing down its steep sides. From La Grave a cable car will take you to places with a good view on it and other neighboring mountains. In the area is also the plateau d'Emparis, which is a great place to put down a tent and spend a night. * As far as lakes go, the lac Léman is probably the most famous, although most people know its Swiss side more than the French one. The lac de Serre-Ponçon is quite large and nice as well. My personal favorite is the lac Blanc in the Belledonne massif, near Grenoble. It's a smaller lake fed directly by a glacier that sits on top of iron-rich rocks, and the sediment gives it amazing colors. * Someone else mentioned the Vercors, I would highly recommend going to a small town called Chichilianne and hiking up the Pas de l'Aiguille from there. You'll get great views of the Mont Aiguille (a surreal-looking mountain: small grassy plateau surrounded by sheer cliff on all sides), you'll get to see a bit of history with a memorial for the WWII Resistance (which was quite active in the Vercors), and you'll be right at the door of the Hauts Plateaux, a vast area with not much but meadows, sparse trees, limestone rock strewn over the place, and a few sheep.

Amazing and incredible landscape with dramatic scenery brought to life with your amazing and proffesional filming, best I've seen. Well done & Congratulations

You are really happy man! I admire your beautiful amazing videos from incredible travelling! Thank you so much! Have a perfect,bright impressions from travelling!

lol I love how you use the "looks like something out of a bond movie" comparison when there is a similar place just miles away that was literally in a bond movie at the schilthorn. Next time you're in lauterbrunnen if you haven't already head up to the schilthorn for sure and pass through Murren, gimmelwald and Birg and watch On Her Majesty's Secret Service beforehand. Great movie and it gets even better when you explore the area it was shot in. Anyways great video as always, amazing footage!

Superbes images de France, Suisse, Italie et Autriche et Allemagne, super panorama, vraiment bravo pour cette belle vidéo, ça donne envie d'y venir ! 👍🤩😍🤗🇨🇭🇦🇹🇩🇪🙋‍♂️🇨🇵

Thanks for putting together a great collection of places to see in the Alps. I'll definitely be adding a few of these to my bucket list!

You gave me a couple of new ideas what to explore in the alps. Thank you for that

I liven the Italian side of the Swiss/Italian border on Lake Maggiore. There are some magnificent valleys, mountain passes and incredible scenery all around this area. Most of it, though, requires a LOT of walking (a normal hike for me can take 8 or 10 hours and a lot of climbing) so you need, at the very least, really good boots... Or you can take a sleeping bag and some provisions and camp overnight in the bivouac huts . Do a 3-day round trip!

In French Alps 2 great locations are the Lac du Mont-Cenis, a massive lake at 1974 m, and Mont Chaberton, 3131 m high with the highest fortress of Europe on top. I have to suggest also 2 wonderful locations in western Italian Alps: the Gran Paradiso National Park and the area around Monviso, very underrated. Keep up!

You shoot beautiful and professional scenes. Thank you so much. My Friend!

Thanks for sharing your experiences! Can’t wait to go to most if not all of these places ❤️

Really loving those google earth shots 😍

nice video! i'm italian, i live near to dolomites, and i'm so proud of these gorgeous mountains! ps the correct name is "tre CIME di Lavaredo"

I plan to visit the Dolomites this year. Your Video was even more stunning. Thank you!

Very very nice video, that renders justice to our beautiful mountain ranges (I’m from the Italian Dolomites region) and your enthusiasm is actually commendable. As posted in other comments, definitely get the proper shoes and gear we you hike/climb around those peaks, doing a Via Ferrata (guess was the Monte Paterno one) only with sneakers could have turned sour pretty easily. Safety first guys! P.S. if you return to Italian Dolomites, another spot absolutely worth a visit is Rifugio Lagazuoi, with it’s absolutely stunning high terrace and 360 degree views, plus a long spiral tunnel literally carved through almost the whole mountain to go back down :)

this will be my fav video ever, thank you for the video. i love alps so much and hoping one day I'll be able to visit there like you did. love from malaysia😊

Amazing! I wish I could travel the world like you! Though I am only 12.

It is always a great pleasure to watch the Alps! Thanks for this share!

Awesome video and amazing footage just awesome, appreciate converting meters to feet! Have been to few of the places but your montage is on point

Your videos are amazing! This is exactly what I need right now when I won't be able to travel this summer! Such amazing shots! Love the quality! Keep it up! Can't wait to get back to traveling!

another great video Ryan, I'm in St Anton Austria, feel free to pass by and I can show you some epic spots :) going to Halstatt tomorrow for the first time, excited :)

Ich bin froh das ich in der Schweiz lebe und war an sicher ein paar orten wo du warst auf der liste und ich bin gerade mal 17 Jahre, ich bin froh das ich das schon so früh im leben erleben konnte, ich hoffe du verstehst deutsch sonst ist das umsonst. Deine Videos sind sehr inspirierend für mich, ich will wenn ich älter bin auch an solche orte gehen wie du, es gibt einem ein Gefühl von Freiheit irgendwie.

Thank you for sharing this amazing video, Ryan! Would love to see you exploring Morocco 's Atlas and Rif Mountains. They are incredibly beautiful and should be on your Must- See list!

You always like running and jumping 😊

You nailed it with the pronunciation of Jungfraujoch this time. :D

Very nice places, thanks for this superb video! Fantastic shots!👍😊

Planning a trip to Switzerland and Italy and your videos are a great inspiration! Thank you and keep up the good work :)

Cara, seus vídeos são incríveis! Parabéns! Saudações, do Brasil🇧🇷

I hope I have your courage to try all the alps. Maybe one day I will who knows. But the breathtaking scenes just drive me, they are so calming to watch 💕 Feel free to get more travel inspirations at my place - and i will always follow back 🤩

Amazing video dude. So stoked to visit the dolomites next month. Loved watching it!

Guy you are CRAZY!!! Loved this video, as I live in Switzerland and know alot of these places, plus have been to the Dolomites (spectacular). Watching you run on the ridges, climb up with no path, etc, and then.....do a flip on the top .....man, what the heck! Would like to know where your Appenzell footage is - I live about 45 minutes from there. I`m from Ok/MO so a “flatlands” gal and after all these year here just have not fallen in love with hiking....but LOVED watching you do it!!!

This is so beautiful , I'm amazed how beautiful Europe & alps are !!!! Love from Indian Tour & Nature ,God Lover!!

12:19 The Legend of Ryan : Breath of the Alps

Your videos never disappoint!! Amazing!!‼️🤩

Your video motivated me to trek the Swiss alps, absolutely breathtaking!

Could you please tell me how many days did you spend at these locations each, to make this amazing video..?

I highly recommend to see the Mont blanc also from the italian side, for me it is way more spectacular. Matterhorn form Italy is also nice to see. Both mountains are located in the Italian region of Aosta Valley (Valle d'Aosta)

Thanks for the great video! Great shots and great content! Thank you for mentioning Slovenia, Bled and the Julian Alps! Welcome to the sunny side of the Alps!

Great Video! Has given me lots of ideas for when i can travel again!

Hey Ryan, do you where exactly is that last place you mentionned in the video? The one you called Mordor

"spent 3 years exploring the alps" - goes to Neuschwanstein, Hallstadt and Bled🙈 I havent been to any of these places and I live here 😂

Amazing😍😍

I fully agree about Seceda and Grindelwalt area. I never forget the beautiful camping stories there in 2007 and 2017. I'd love to visit Julian Apls someday. Thanks for sharing your beautiful footage.

Sneakers in the Alps, you are really crazy! Please don't imitate him!

Helll thanks for your nice sharing For french alps - Mont Blanc - go directly to Aiguilles du midi - incredible viewdeck and backdrop of all Mont Blanc ranges - Annecy lake tour : a magnificent romantic lake - make sure to go Annecy town, talloires with its chic restaurants - gorges du verdon : french version of the colorado canyon - incredible colors - mont Ventoux : difficult to explain the magic there - this cycling Mecca is the door to Provence - Vercors - this part of the French alps is a special is it’s not high but so well preserved as it’s a plateau with little roads - so many things to see there from animals reserves, very similar view of Salecendo, a lot of canyons, perfect for hiking - Queyras : this one is little known - it’s : high altitude villages far from modern civilisation - courchevel - a chic station

A 6 hours hiking from Valbona to Theth on Albanian alps and im sure you are going to change your top 10! Respect for your work!

Hey bro hope you are well and having a great weekend so far. Just found you today and really pleased we have your videos are awesome bro. Fantastic editing and great shots, you really captured the magic of the place. Haven't climbed for ages but really want to after watching your videos, thanks so much for sharing your experience with us really appreciate it bro, stay safe and take care my friend catch up soon God bless you 🙏❤️👍

Hey Ryan, one of the things that i want to do in the future is traveling around the world so i've two questions for you: 1 do you think that any job can allow you to travel? Or are there still better jobs than others (obviously without looking at the economic aspect) 2 i don't have too many friends and most of them don't really like traveling, how can i find someone with my same interests? For example do you think traveling alone could be a worth solution? Sorry for any mistake

der liebt österreich mehr als ich, obwohl ich da wohne lol

did a roadtrip through Germany myself recently and totally fell in love with it

Dude, incredible shots wow, really a good resource, thanks for posting!

please..... TRE CIME DI LAVAREDO !! 😂

You saw the scenes in a very beautiful way. I wish you would be very happy to come to Pakistan because here Allah Almighty has blessed Pakistan with natural beauty. The people here are very hospitable

The very places that I really wanna visit someday. Thank you for the beautiful scenes.

You are amazing! I have been spending so much time playing your vids on Scenic Relaxation! It really helps me to be calm and do my quiet time/me time. Thank you for sharing your travels! Hoping I could go to these places too someday ❤️

You are the most happy man in this world!

"new-schwann-sstein, hope I said that right" Me, a German speaker : 🙂🙂🙂 ...nein 😐

Awesome!!!

Such an inspiring video! The Alps are stunning! I've been lucky enough to have hiked and camped around Grindlewald, Eiger, seen the incredible Junfraujoch. Mont Blanc and hiked around Chamonix. Thank you for sharing your inspirational video 😊🙏

Italy ❤

A great place in French alps is Annecy!

Great video and love that you covered so many countries covered by the Alps!

Awesome video - some of the best footage of the Alps I have seen.

Love your enjoyment, but please take the necessary precautions and appropriate gear before exploring the Alps.

It,s places and montains are Wanderfull and Beautifull. And.cery big and. Fantasrics 💝🐵🎈🎉😁🌅 I love FOREVER 🐵

The drone footage is something unbelievably wonderful, your enthusiasm takes me back to my youth, when as a 20-year-old student I first travelled to Slovakia to the High Tatras and a neverending love towards the mighty mountains started in 1994.... I recommend you to visit the Mangart mountain road in the Julian Alps, and if you like places where mountains meet the sea than visit the Makarska Riviera in Croatia...

Great drone footage I would love a video of you and your buddies chasing sunsets and exploring the top whatever lists are bit fast and I wanted more story and adventure but those sunset shots wow 😳🤯 nice work

switcherland vs. switzerland 4:0

Maybe you want to know that the place he calls "Mordor" is actually called "cadini di misurina" 😅

Of the ten places Alps mountain would like explorer the part between Swiss and Austrian very very awosome place in the green grass and very suggestive Castles and lovely spaces for make hiking and enjoy the landscape... I like this video very cool and full and intense discovery places that the drone can make me appreciate especially the high peaks mountains.. Well done.. stay safe my friend take care...

Travel is the best spent moments of life.

*completely butchers every single non-english word* "hope i said that right !"

Such a beautiful video, but why celebrate the lack of knowledge in not being able to pronounce the names of these places? It’s not hard.

Ryan ,thankyou,thankyou.you are amazing and I can’t thank you enough.loved this video so much.tim in uk

Awesome footage you managed to gather in three years. I really enjoyed watching your video!