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Love snowboarding, Aspen Highland 12,500 feet and you damn right it doesn’t matter whether you’re a fit or not is all on how you take your breath and how you move about got a pace yourself. I think I did 11 runs in a day that’s a lot of hiking But as well worth it when you got only an hour and two hours run going down Rocky Mountains buddy fuck the East Coast is all ice and slush. Mother nature global warming is very, very fucking real about people fucking stop using so much energy please we need the climate to go back to normallike back in the 80s in the 70s please do your part

1:49 because Sherpas have been climbing to the top of that mountain before any Englishman came to do it. I seriously doubt Edmund Hilary was the first to summit and I don't think George Malory would have been either had he done so.

Everest is highest mountain on earth, not the tallest. Its base starts at 16k feet. Its base to summit measurement is shorter than Denali, which is the tallest mountain on the surface from base to summit. Google it.

Did you know? But wait theres more

New title: What we already knew.

Did you know that the third time I heard that, I bailed on the video?

Why the image of a Mt. Kilimanjaro sign?

The Himalayan mountains owe their shapes not to their tectonic origins, but to glacial erosion. The Canadian Rockies are jagged and steep, but I'm told that in Colorado, the Rockies are more rounded, and so are the Appalachians in the eastern USA, but we still call them mountains. And we've been seeing all year in Iceland that volanoes can be low and flat (the Reykjanes peninsula). So I'll stick with what matters being elevation (relative to their surroundings - cartographers in the UK say 1,000 feet above sea level is enough, which in many parts of the world it obviously could not be, because even the valleys are higher up than that). The other thing cartographers look for is separation. I wonder whether they'd call Kibo, Mawenzi and Shiba mountains in their own right, making Kilimanjaro a group (massif)? It would depend on how close in height the passes between them are to the peaks.

Everest has the highest point on earth, but technically is not the tallest mountain, everest from the basecamp is already 5500 meters high

Did you know that you don't have to ask "Did you know" at the start of each point?

Everest is the HIGHEST mountain in the world not the TALLEST.

I do not think you pass through the Khumbu Ice Fall to get to Base Camp as it says at 1:50.

I grew up in SE Denver, 5,280’ and was on our HS ski team. Regardless of how hard we strength trained in Denver the first few ski weekends were brutal to breathe. We would run hills at 8-9,OOO’ on half days in the off season and normally spend winter weekends at altitude but the initial acclimation still took a few weekends. We were well conditioned high school athletes acclimated at >5,000’ year round and only had to acclimate to 10-12,000’, a physiological change of only 5-7,000’. I can’t imagine how tough it would be for a not so well conditioned, perhaps a few lbs overweight, marginally skilled climber to perform at peak performance after going from sea level to 29,000’ without a long, well planned acclimatization program. It is literally more important than skill level. We didn’t have any hypoxic tent type adjuncts, just go to altitude, work hard, hydrate and rest. It seems like some of the failure to make a successful descent (death) can be traced right back to lack of acclimation. Your chances of frostbite, HAPE and HACE are also increased if you don’t fully acclimatize. I’ve never climbed an 8K mountain, but I did I would make as many acclimatization trips as I could.

It sounds similar to Mt. Longonot in Kenya.

Started watching but got sick of the did you know s and cut it.

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rattle snakes have quit rattling all over Arizona. If your going to say it get your facts strait

Too loud background music !!!

I hiked up a hill one time.

Nice to be in New Zealand 🇳🇿 and Australia 🇦🇺

I once summited a mountain with less altitude. I found out altitude and I were not friends on this one. I got completely dizzy on the top and had to lay down and hold on to rocks to stop the carrussel I was on. Descending was very difficult, because it was a very tiny trail to walk on, with several hundred meters down left and right, and I was dizzy anyways and could hardly look at my feet so close to nothing. No rope to hold on to, one wrong step would have been fatal. I was scared to death. I focused on the meters before me and eventually made it down again. I don't remember how I got home. Dinner had already been served and eaten in the hostel, no food was left, and the next physical challenge to go hungry until breakfast being completely exhausted and needing food. So, mountains are history for me.

Did you know you say did you know too much? And why is there a shot Kilimanjaro in the video?

Sounds like a perfect level for the next WaveRace game

Good luck to ALL who claim it 8

The title you chose normally means the opposite. What I mean is the authorities are trying to hide important information from the public which is crucial to successfully climbing, and reaching the summit. Perhaps your title should be What You Don't Know About Everest Base Camp would be more accurate since the content in your video is exactly that. Did You Know.... Also, I don't think you know what the word comprehensive means. This video is fluff, and nothing more.

I would like to hike to Everest base camp,someday.💙💛💙

DID YOU KNOW>>>?

ugly music

Lots of ORBs. I don't think people hike in shorts though....hummmmm

yeah as a los angeles israel holy land pilgrim in 68 i passed thru turkey iran afghanstan pakistan befo kathmandu trek up 100 mi to & th buddhist monks

Did it solo first time and took a group 2 years later

😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

The Armish person that made this video is going to be excommunicado.

The trash and leftover oxygen bottles, human waste, and general debris MUST be cleaned up. We just can't keep ignoring it..

Did you know that prefacing every statement by saying 'did you know that' gets very tiresome and annoying very quickly ?

The irony of Mount Everest base camp is that you can't actually see the peak of Everest from the camp.

I was there in 2010....change the word basecamp😂...

Looks bussing😍

Why do you have a photo of a Kilimanjaro National Park sign @ 1:08 in a video about Everest? Makes no sense.

Did you know there are so many tourists and climbers, it's becoming annoying and/or disappointing for an increasing number of people?

I once scaled a six foot ladder to retrieve a frisbee from my roof without acclimatizing first.

It's grows because of the trash heap and trinkets everyone leaves at the summit, not tectonic plates 😂

DID YOU DID YOU KNOW DID YOU KNOW

bull! the soviet sub is way to deep for divers to reach.

Well that's dangerous

Please provide the street names and locations. Thank you.

Waiting for the time to travel there😭

My favourite is the machame route i love that place

Absolutely gorgeous scenery! Powerful presentation 👏👏

so useful!