Wow, two nights under the stars in the mountains looks amazing! 🌌⛺ Windy and cold definitely adds to the adventure, but those views must’ve been totally worth it. Loving the detailed gear list too - super helpful for anyone planning something similar. Thanks for sharing this awesome trip! Really nice video!🙌
The step up in video production over the last few months has been insane. another brilliant video, Steve. Keep this quality up and expect big things brother 🙏
🥾Nice to see your hike! What's the name of this mountain or massif Steve? 🦯Do you carry your trekking poles just to set up your tarp? You don't use them to help you walk? 💡You have to explain to us how you know what the temperature's going to be like up there! And how do you know how to anticipate the cold, the need for a tent or if the tarp will be enough, etc.? It's really hard to imagine all that if you've never done it. And I have to learn, because in 2025 I'm going to be bivouacking at altitudes of 2,500-3,000 meters! Thanks Steve 🤙
I think the birds were a vulture of some sort. here in new england (usa) we see these birds through october into november as they migrate south. they are truly huge (wingspan nearly 2 meters), they also travel in groups as you saw. another really great video. thank-you for sharing.
excellent video! i think a bivvy bag is good as long as you are not too hot inside of it (conditions permitting). since i sleep very very warm (sweaty) i usually try to be careful to not have too much insulation but then it becomes hard to add and remove it from a bivvy! last winter i camped on a local beach in scotland at -6C in my x-mid and the only part of the bivvy that was wet was at the head end where my breath had concentrated.
Wow, two nights under the stars in the mountains looks amazing! 🌌⛺ Windy and cold definitely adds to the adventure, but those views must’ve been totally worth it. Loving the detailed gear list too - super helpful for anyone planning something similar. Thanks for sharing this awesome trip! Really nice video!🙌
Thanks again Steve - stunning high camps to lift the soul!
The drone footage in this video is insane! These videos will be getting millions of views soon, so keep up the great work Steve!!
very nice trip, thank you for sharing
The step up in video production over the last few months has been insane. another brilliant video, Steve.
Keep this quality up and expect big things brother 🙏
Full marks to you Steve for a beautifully shot, professionally produced and entertaining video. Well done. And, jeez, you must be fit
Another very well edited, competent video with scenic and engaging footage. How do you have less than 4k subs!?
This is his English language channel, guess some experiment. The original one is in German "Stefan Berger".
Next video needs to be on flat ground so I can keep my eyes open and not hide behind my hands on those mountains, lol. Another great video.
What a beautiful video. Amazing scenery there on top of the mountains. I'm in awe.
love the drone shots!
Thank you for the video. The unidentified birds judging by their size (and numbers) were Griffon Vultures.
Great trip mate:) thanks for sharing:)
Schön 🗻
I just love to videos steve! U have to make them longer😅❤
🥾Nice to see your hike! What's the name of this mountain or massif Steve?
🦯Do you carry your trekking poles just to set up your tarp? You don't use them to help you walk?
💡You have to explain to us how you know what the temperature's going to be like up there!
And how do you know how to anticipate the cold, the need for a tent or if the tarp will be enough, etc.? It's really hard to imagine all that if you've never done it.
And I have to learn, because in 2025 I'm going to be bivouacking at altitudes of 2,500-3,000 meters! Thanks Steve 🤙
Excellent adventure.
Also didn't know that you could use your coffee pot on an induction hob!
Hey Steve! A pleasure to watch, as always.
Hello from Australia. I love your videos and adventures. However, I look at those mountains and my knees groan. Thank you for sharing.
Super dude!
Thanks!
what a great views!
I think the birds were a vulture of some sort. here in new england (usa) we see these birds through october into november as they migrate south. they are truly huge (wingspan nearly 2 meters), they also travel in groups as you saw. another really great video. thank-you for sharing.
vulture, for sure.
It's such a beautiful place!!
This is brilliant !
New subscriber here. Beautiful video, thank you.
Amazing cinematography bro!
looks amazing
Great video again! Which country is it that you do most of your hikes? Could you make a video of how you find trails?
I think he lives in south germany/austria/german part of switzerland so its probably somewhere in the alps
excellent video! i think a bivvy bag is good as long as you are not too hot inside of it (conditions permitting). since i sleep very very warm (sweaty) i usually try to be careful to not have too much insulation but then it becomes hard to add and remove it from a bivvy! last winter i camped on a local beach in scotland at -6C in my x-mid and the only part of the bivvy that was wet was at the head end where my breath had concentrated.
dod you do these hikes ever 1 to 2 weekends?
bro those goats are s chill ahah wut the hel