Dude, these videos are great. I don't remember how I found them originally, but I subscribed and really enjoy your content. I am sure it is not easy to make these, but I promise if you keep making videos like this you are going to eventually have a lot more people that watch.
That’s awesome, thanks for the support! Some of them can take time to make, especially as I’m still in the early stages of learning filmmaking, but it’s a fun process! Lots more to come down the line
Can't wait! This video really opened to my eyes to how accessible Aconcagua can be unguided. If you already have the gear and moderate experience , this seems very doable for around 5k USD unguided. Compared to some other famous peaks around the world that's extremely reasonable. @@themountainexperience5692
Highest Mountain of All AMERICA CONTINENT. Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Americas, in the Western and in the Southern Hemisphere. The name Aconcagua comes from the native South American language Keichowa (Quechua) and means "the stone sentinel". ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Nice job again! I climbed Kilimanjaro last summer and this seems to be the logic next step! Thanks for all the insights! PS: By the way, I sent you an email for your Denali's footage, did you have time to read it?
Hi hi! I'm impressed... I hope to go and climb the mountain at the end of the year. Wich period did you go? How did you arrange the permits and other official documents to reach the summit or getting into the parc? Thanks a lot! :-)
I went in mid-December and arranged the permits through Inka Expeditions via their basic logistics support package. When you use a local company to file your permit it costs less than if you try to do it on your own. Thats really the only document you’ll need once you enter the park. Best of luck to you!
Congrats man, i'm the guy on min 8:41. we were on the same summit push 20 dec. had to turn back also because i arrived late around 2:00 pm at lacueva. i summited on the next day 21 dec.
Dude, these videos are great. I don't remember how I found them originally, but I subscribed and really enjoy your content. I am sure it is not easy to make these, but I promise if you keep making videos like this you are going to eventually have a lot more people that watch.
That’s awesome, thanks for the support! Some of them can take time to make, especially as I’m still in the early stages of learning filmmaking, but it’s a fun process! Lots more to come down the line
Can't wait! This video really opened to my eyes to how accessible Aconcagua can be unguided. If you already have the gear and moderate experience , this seems very doable for around 5k USD unguided. Compared to some other famous peaks around the world that's extremely reasonable. @@themountainexperience5692
Highest Mountain of All AMERICA CONTINENT.
Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Americas, in the Western and in the Southern Hemisphere.
The name Aconcagua comes from the native South American language Keichowa (Quechua) and means "the stone sentinel".
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Nice job again! I climbed Kilimanjaro last summer and this seems to be the logic next step! Thanks for all the insights! PS: By the way, I sent you an email for your Denali's footage, did you have time to read it?
Nice! Kilimanjaro a great stepping stone for Aconcagua. And yes, just sent some footage your way!
A friend just died there 2 days ago. Hello from Romania.
I’m sorry for your loss
@@themountainexperience5692 Ty ! Was a 56 years old romanian woman, the 3rd death on Aconcagua on 2024.
That is suicide.@@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527
Thats hardcore man. Much respect.
Excellent video my friend, what time of year did you go? I"m scheduled for Mid Dec 2024, I subscribed to your channel
Much appreciated! I went about the same time, December 11th - 24th
hey, I'm planning on January 25. wasn't the guide required?
Guides are not required on Aconcagua
Hi hi! I'm impressed... I hope to go and climb the mountain at the end of the year. Wich period did you go? How did you arrange the permits and other official documents to reach the summit or getting into the parc? Thanks a lot! :-)
I went in mid-December and arranged the permits through Inka Expeditions via their basic logistics support package. When you use a local company to file your permit it costs less than if you try to do it on your own. Thats really the only document you’ll need once you enter the park. Best of luck to you!
Congrats man, i'm the guy on min 8:41. we were on the same summit push 20 dec. had to turn back also because i arrived late around 2:00 pm at lacueva. i summited on the next day 21 dec.
Oh yes, I remember. Congrats on the summit!
hey man I watched a few of your videos - they are phenomenal. Keep at it and I am sure people will notice. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
How many days in total did it take you?
14 days total
What is your tent model?
The Hilleberg Unna. It’s a good alternative to the Soulo that’s a bit more spacious and versatile, albeit slightly less bombproof