Did you do many/any of the via ferattas? I'm going in September and plan to hike AV 1 and AV2 and was curious about skipping the via ferattas. Any thoughts? Thanks.
wow! Awesome video Julian, you deserve way more credit than the 67 subs since I subbed in Feb! Jealous much of your talent. Do you carry those harnesses the whole way of just hire point to point?
Thank you! Yes I'm not very good at growing the subs. I guess for starters I should add a "please subscribe" in the video, and then I should probably do more on Instagram. I prefer hiking instead😎
Hi, first of, great footage, inspirational and relaxing. Do you have any tips/rules for setting up the tent, in regards of getting possibly caught by anyone? :-)
Thanks! We only set the tent up outside of the national park, and usually not directly on the path. We mostly set up camp just before sunset, and were gone early. And we tried not to leave any traces, or disturb anyone. I don't think anyone saw us, and certainly no one chased us away :). If there are huts or farms nearby I'd suggest to check with them to make sure they don't mind and of course check the regulations (I think I have to say that...). That being said, if we were to do it again, we would probably always stay in huts as camp and filming equipment together was on the heavy side, especially on a hike with that much up and down.
in addtion to the lanyard ( I got Petzl Scorpio Vertigo Lanyard) what type of harness did you use, I'm looking at some ultralightweight type like "Petzl TOUR Harness - Lightweight Harness for Glacier Travel and Ski Touring" Would it be sufficient for via Ferrata, or do I need a full climbing harness. I'm planning on using it for Alta Via 2 route, its alot less extreme than yours.
Nice video guys, a really nice trek. The AV2 remains my wish. (if you want you can see my treks ...) But tell me: In what period did you go through it and where you made your stop-point. I would not like to bring the tent. Did you book shelters or have you found free bed (when you have not made camping)? thank you
We mostly used the Cicerone guide book to know about the huts. We bought the ebook, I can recommend it. About all our stops, I forgot to add chapter marks for the stages, I'll add that tomorrow. We did not make reservations because we decided to fairly late, and we had the tent. Whenever, the weather was indicating thunderstorms we tried to find a rifugio though. We were really lucky and always found a place, however, many others sometimes did not and had to carry on walking, especially if the group was bigger, e.g. more than 2. If I did it again I would try to reserve, at least in the North/beginning and middle parts. Further South it seems to get a lot less busy.
Saustark! Ich hab das letztes Jahr auf der Alta Via 1 so ähnlich gemacht wie ihr (Camping + Hütten) und hab für dieses Jahr die AV2 geplant. Das Video ist da echt hilfreich. Sind das die einzigen gesicherten Passagen die man in dem Video sieht oder gabs da noch andere?
Danke! Es hat ein paar Passagen, aber nichts besonders schlimm, bin nicht sicher, ob ich alle auf Video hab. Wenn man sicher ist und nicht zu viel Angst hat geht es ohne Sicherung gut, finde ich.
Beautifully filmed! Can't wait to see where you go next!
GREATE VIDEO
Bravi video bellissimo ,non servono parole le immagini parlano . Grazie
Nice vidéo! incredible picture 6:02!
Hey, great video. I didn't have enough time to complete the AV2 so, that was very special watched to a so amazing video. :-D
This is a beautiful video! You deserve a ton more subscribers for this!
It's great watching this after having done it myself and reliving all those moments
Great video. Thanks.
Fabulous video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it, thanks :)
fantastic content Julian Oes. I smashed the thumbs up on your video. Keep up the very good work.
Hehe thank you! Don't smash the thumb too much 😂.
Turned out well! Nice Katie agreed to carry the beer next time.
Yer not so sure about that! Bags were definitely heavy enough as is.
@@JulianOes Yeah, but you don't really need the tent, and she's getting stronger.
Wow, such a amazing film, very beautiful. I did the track a couple of years ago as well.
Great video! Thanks for sharing, looks incredible! The footage from the beginning is unreal!
Thank you, it was an amazing hike for sure!
Bel video complimenti.
Grazie!
So, so beautiful👍👍👍 we love that your sharing your experience ! The mountains looked beautiful, best regards Up'n'Down-Traveling
Thank you, it was our first time in the Dolomites and it's really stunning!
This is amazing!
Thank you 😊
Incredible footage! Well done..
Gorgeous scenic hike with lovely inspiring music . Remarkable artistic capture of magnificent landscape , spectacular views .
Thank you for the kind words!
Claypot rice also works well in a rice cooker! And it includes marinating the chicken for maximum flavour
WOW. Amazing!
Superbly filmed and edited. And I loved your superb drone shots. I really got a sense of what it is to do that hike, thanks so much
Thank you for the kind words, very much appreciated. It was indeed a great hike!
Well done, I loved the video. 👍
Beautifully filmed and edited.
Did you do many/any of the via ferattas? I'm going in September and plan to hike AV 1 and AV2 and was curious about skipping the via ferattas. Any thoughts? Thanks.
Great video. Good hike. You can travel and do more videos about it at forests and mountains. 👍🏻
Such a great video thank you! A QQ: at the end you camped every night? I read it is illegal
Espectacular.... ¿Qué gps lleváis? y ¿qué modelo de dron?... ¿En qué fechas lo hicísteis? Saludos
Check the description for GPS track on alltrails. And DJI Mavic Air 2.
Dolomiti😍
wow! Awesome video Julian, you deserve way more credit than the 67 subs since I subbed in Feb! Jealous much of your talent. Do you carry those harnesses the whole way of just hire point to point?
Thank you! Yes I'm not very good at growing the subs. I guess for starters I should add a "please subscribe" in the video, and then I should probably do more on Instagram.
I prefer hiking instead😎
Hi, first of, great footage, inspirational and relaxing. Do you have any tips/rules for setting up the tent, in regards of getting possibly caught by anyone? :-)
Thanks!
We only set the tent up outside of the national park, and usually not directly on the path. We mostly set up camp just before sunset, and were gone early. And we tried not to leave any traces, or disturb anyone. I don't think anyone saw us, and certainly no one chased us away :). If there are huts or farms nearby I'd suggest to check with them to make sure they don't mind and of course check the regulations (I think I have to say that...).
That being said, if we were to do it again, we would probably always stay in huts as camp and filming equipment together was on the heavy side, especially on a hike with that much up and down.
in addtion to the lanyard ( I got Petzl Scorpio Vertigo Lanyard)
what type of harness did you use,
I'm looking at some ultralightweight type like "Petzl TOUR Harness - Lightweight Harness for Glacier Travel and Ski Touring" Would it be sufficient for via Ferrata, or do I need a full climbing harness.
I'm planning on using it for Alta Via 2 route, its alot less extreme than yours.
Nice video guys, a really nice trek.
The AV2 remains my wish. (if you want you can see my treks ...)
But tell me: In what period did you go through it and where you made your stop-point.
I would not like to bring the tent. Did you book shelters or have you found free bed (when you have not made camping)?
thank you
We mostly used the Cicerone guide book to know about the huts. We bought the ebook, I can recommend it.
About all our stops, I forgot to add chapter marks for the stages, I'll add that tomorrow.
We did not make reservations because we decided to fairly late, and we had the tent. Whenever, the weather was indicating thunderstorms we tried to find a rifugio though. We were really lucky and always found a place, however, many others sometimes did not and had to carry on walking, especially if the group was bigger, e.g. more than 2. If I did it again I would try to reserve, at least in the North/beginning and middle parts. Further South it seems to get a lot less busy.
@@JulianOes thanks a lot
Saustark! Ich hab das letztes Jahr auf der Alta Via 1 so ähnlich gemacht wie ihr (Camping + Hütten) und hab für dieses Jahr die AV2 geplant. Das Video ist da echt hilfreich. Sind das die einzigen gesicherten Passagen die man in dem Video sieht oder gabs da noch andere?
Danke! Es hat ein paar Passagen, aber nichts besonders schlimm, bin nicht sicher, ob ich alle auf Video hab. Wenn man sicher ist und nicht zu viel Angst hat geht es ohne Sicherung gut, finde ich.
can you share this track and where did you stay in rifugio? how much money did it cost?
Y ¿qué camara de video?
Sony Alpha 7C with Tamron 17-28mm and DJI Mavic Air 2.
Coordinates of camp spot at 15:22?
What time of year (month) were you two hiking in this video? I'm curious, and considering a future trip!
We went mid August.
@@JulianOes great, thank you!
The best view- 11.48min .. 14.19.min ..16.07 min ..22.44 min ❤