This made me acrophobiac lmao

U guys make it like it's so hard..i've done it 10x already..cable/no cable..easy peasy..

I think it's easier without the cables. No crowds, and most importantly you get to walk on the more rigid less-slippery surface.

you're such a fun person! living life fully

so you can do mount trigalev without ropes , helmet etc right you can just walk up. I have done a number of multi day hikes and was seeing some stuff about renting equipment?

Hi, this video is awesome! Thank you for creating and sharing. Do you have a list of all the gear you took for this trip?

Hi Brian, I just followed you on instagram but it wouldn’t let me message you. I am taking a year off to backpack the world and wanted to ask you if you have a list of essential gear you recommend. I love all your videos and also enjoy running, so I wanted to connect with you and learn more about gear, camera you use to document, etc. I saw you were at Chapada Diamantina and that’s one of my first stops in a couple months. Anyway, trying to figure out which gear I need to buy and some other logistics… I would appreciate any tips you might have! Thank you in advance :)

What camera do you use? Your phone or something else? And do you use a tripod?

What day did you actually hike this? This was posted on August 20th. I am thinking of doing it this weekend, in early August, and am worried there will be too much snow for just boots.

I have a handful of yaks. I love them, but they do have horns.

I very much enjoyed the video

how to book JSA tour? please reply

Hey dude can you tell me the exact starting location for the ascent so I can find it on the map? Thanks a lot!

what route did you take

This just happened to me today and the noise in the beginning of the video just freaked me out so bad lmao i was on mt Sherman like 2 minutes down from the summit when my hair started going up and my head was getting static zaps like you described. I ducked by a rock on a ridge then moved towards the only other two people up there and ducked by a bigger rock lower on the ridge. It was really the scariest thing ever in my life idk how you kept calm and just kept going😂we sat there till the storm rolled over. I know you should split up in those situations to minimize potential damage to others but I was so scared I just wanted to be with people lmao

what month is this

How long is the trail up there ?

This is wild! Doing it with snow makes it more impressive too. How long did everything take you? Can you post a map of the hike?

Planning to visit these places in Dolomites in August. Thanks for the video!

How much was the boat and captain?

What's the name of your hiking team, is it The Complainers by any chance 😂😂😂

No matter how much experience you have should have had a helmet on , as you are putting others at risk if something had happened to you . Seen it so many times.

It's noteworthy that when the cable poles are removed so are the wood planks. The wood pieces are helpful. But you've proven that they're not necessary. Good vid.

the most impressive thing is you knowing the trail and where to go

Loved your video! Quick question-What type of water filter do you use?

nice 👍

Heck of a run buddy! Beautiful scenery! :)

Is this the hike considered one of the most dangerous in Switzerland? By this video, It doesn't look dangerous at all. Just incredibly beautiful

Just subscribed! Loved this and can’t wait to check out more of your videos! What do you use for your audio? It sounds so good and can’t be just the GoPro! 👌

Hi! Very nice video! Is there somewhere a gpx trace of your hike to be consulted?

Any permit needed? Anything special for parking?

Any snow or mud conditions in the GC, bring microspikes, they work very well in both conditions and up and down. Helps cut down on all that slipping and sliding. I keep thinking I will outlast the mud and not put them on, invariably I put them on and wish I put them on sooner. You can trail run in them just fine, just buy a high quality pair.

I'm Brazilian, live in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, and thank you for making this content to share one of the natural and cultural beauties we have here. I'd just suggest you take longer to tell the story. I really wish I could get more into the experience you had with enough time, because it was good! I believe the audience would also appreciate it! The takes were all beautiful, but the edit was really fast, so just take the time to let us appreciate the images you made, and it'll surely just add to the content and engagement. <3 I say that with love and hopes to see the channel growing.

Hi this is a good place ❤❤

5:21 - This bird is called Araponga, its famous for the blacksmith sound they make.

Hi very nice video. What were the best 10 hikes you have done so far? For me personally it was Cordillera Huayhuash, but you have seen a lot more than me so could you please tell me which hikes were your favorites?

Wonderful video, thanks for sharing all the birthday fun. Happy Birthday!

What camera do you use? The video quality looks awesome!

Always wanted to go to California as someone that lives in Washington but I have it good too. Great video man!

Thanks for doing this. I really like your videos. Adam

Thanks for coming by our contry ^_^

Wonderful hike, love the snow! The views from that peak are amazing

Another awesome hike! 🥾

Love it...I haven't ever done Dana...maybe this year.

I always enjoy your videos. You set a high bar in hiking and traveling. Very impressive!

Completely wrong zip line setup. cant believe you went so ill informed. if that was your guide it is even more troubling.

Happy Birthday to Abdul and Brian!

Hey in the ratsek but that’s at the top. How far away do you remember it being from the waterfall? And is there any arrangement of food the hut does?

To more years 🎉

Gorgeous scenery. Happy trails!