Magnificent photography, Aaron. Thank you. On my screen, some parts appear to have too much contrast with very dark shade. Do you care to comment? Ol' Pete

Hiking 450km on the Lycian Way sounds like an incredible adventure! 🏞 The mix of stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and charming towns must have made this a truly unforgettable experience. I can imagine those steep inclines and rocky trails were tough, but it sounds like it was worth every step. Cheers, Simon - Tales From Abroad

How amazing

thank you very much. I am about to walk the Lycian way this November. My very first thru-hike

I love it! I hiked for 5 days on the Lycian Way from Fethiye to Kalkan, and I can’t wait to return and complete the entire trail. I’m a bit surprised that there were almost no people on the trail, unlike in November when I was hiking!😍😍

I love it! I hiked for 5 days on the Lycian Way from Fethiye to Kalkan, and I can’t wait to return and complete the entire trail. I’m a bit surprised that there were almost no people on the trail, unlike in November when I was hiking! 😍😍

Thank you for sharing your experiences on Lycian Trail! It is an awesome video. I heard it from Culture Routes Society Turkey's e-mail. I am glad that they let us know. Greetings from Turkiye.

Hey. Which parts would you recommend for 3/4 day walk?

Fyi, flying a drone in a national park is forbidden, but maybe you had a permit ?

I am Turkish. That prices are insane. That Breakfast cant be 400 Turkish liras. Btw What a great video 😍

It is beautiful and magical. As a swede living much more south I still feel ties to this area as much of my family stems from north Sweden. I walked part of Kungsleden ( aka pensionärsleden) together with sn uncle, aunt and two younger cousins when I was 14. Must have been summer but I remember it being pretty cold and raining part of the trail. Foggy and rainy once we got closer to Kebnekaise. Remember starting from close to Kiruna, taking a boat across a lake, not sure which one now. Loved it!

If you’d Create a pack list and a planing video for this it would be perfect

An excellent video, thank you. I walked Fetihye to Olympus/Cirali last September and am planning on going back for part 2 this year. Your lovely footage has brought it back and given me itchy feet! Lovely to see how green it is in spring time with the flowers and blossom. Also the water springs are flowing whereas they were mostly dry in September. Thanks again 🙏

Really enjoyed the video Aaron. Great video quality - you skills as a photographer are obvious! It must have taken you ages to do all the editing too. Impressed by the sequences where you walk towards or away from the camera and of course had to return to retrieve it. That must have added substantially to your mileage! Quite a change in character from your NZ tramps, which I often use as inspiration for my own tramps when I'm in NZ.

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i was twice in turkey but not on a walk and i was very impressed by the openness,friendliness and hospitality.

This hike was really amazing, I did it in 2022 what an epic adventure. Now I’m currently planning for PCT in 2025, gotta love the feeling of being free enjoying nature. Thanks for the video great way to capture this amazing hike and beautiful country. I have to say Demre was my hardest section of the hike, mainly due to water shortage, as I did the hike in May….

Great video, Mr. Ross. This video deserves more views! Love that you don't use auto exposure. Well made my friend 👏

What a stunning scenery my friend! Absolutely majestic place! 👏👏👏

Great documentary, it is Yavuz 👋

Nice vid man, just subscribed. Looks like a great hike! I was actually looking at doing this myself recently. I noticed you had a freestanding tent. Do you think it would be possible to do with a trekking pole tent?

8:06 that shot is so majestic how its composed and captured 😍

Thanks for amazing video! How is the dog situation on the trail? I am afraid of dogs and saw that the pepper spray is illegal in Turkey.

Looks amazing thanks. Quite surprised how expensive the food was in your video.

Hiking solo is the best way to get most of it. Video is so peaceful, thank you.

I was literally just watching your TA trail video. I love that film, I watch it fairly often.

This is really informative, thanks. All the walking through water screems blisters to me, but apparently not?

Thanks mate, very helpful and interesting. I'm currently preparing to do the TA in th3 24/25 season.

So glad you made it over that river crossing Aaron looked terrifying!! Beautiful video as always, but you're an absolute creature for eating pb and noodles (I've unfollowed you on instagram)

Amazing Video dear Aaron🙏 How did you manage to weigh only 13 kg including the food? I hiked the Kungsleden with 18kg. That was definitely too much... Is there a video of you with a packing list?

Hi Aaron, how did you go with hoka speedgoat? Were they waterpoof enough

You put peanut butter in your noodles? Hah, I should try that too. Also great film ❤

I liked the shot at 2:03 taking water just like the sign seems to suggest against :) Otherwise, as always: Great video, nice nature, technical high contrast shots, etc.

Truly epic adventure man, shots and your editing are flawless! Absolutely flawless!

Beautiful, well done! 👌

Some beautiful scenic shots, nicely done!

Everything regarding this hiking is just so spectacular! Well done on all levels!

Happy day before release for the twenty one pilots album Clancy…I hope you have been doing well and still stayed a fan. Would’ve loved to of had you here to experience this era but I know you moved on to other things. This might be a huge stretch but any chance you could maybe make a small reaction or small video giving your thoughts on the new album? I think the clique would rejoice to see at least one more of your old videos again. If not, we understand! But OGS will still always remember you as Gingersheep ❤️❤️❤️ (the hike looks beautiful by the way it seems like a very peaceful place to be). Stay alive fren |-/

Hi Aaron! I was planning to go in June for a week in Abisko, and stay in the hostel and make day hikes, then I saw about the Kungsleden. I am a little worried to take a challenge like that because I didn't camp much, though there's the option of huts at least in some places. How did you prepare for this journey? Thanks Ron

Finished the trail in February 2024 and yes, the Nelson lakes area is by far the best part :) It feels familiar to watch this again :)

How do you protect your camera while shooting from the rain and the waterfall mist? Great video.

Fantastically filmed and great guide at the end 👏

Great video, I found the list of gear link very useful for picking out which gear weighs how much for a tramping trip 🤌

Bro you’re like a New Zealand Kraig Adams haha, chur chur

Glad you didn’t fall to your death 🙏😂

thanks for using my music (Madron)!!

absolutely beautiful mate, the shots on the video is top!

Absolutely brilliant cinematography my friend! Fantastic hike 🥾

What wonderful scenery! The quality of your videos really are superb. What are your other hiking plans this year?

What is the best starting route, do most people start at divide shelter or at routeburn. Planning on walking it in January/may hoping thats a good time as im out in the south island then, lovely video