Maybe the Most Dangerous Hike in the World 

*EVERYONE SEEMS TO THINK WE SHOULDN'T HAVE DONE THIS HIKE BECAUSE IT WAS A BIT DANGEROUS. WE'VE DONE SOME OTHER DANGEROUS THINGS, LIKE THIS VIDEO WHEN A GORILLA GRABBED ME IN THE JUNGLE* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oh3wFdhQA3I.html

As a Swiss, having been hiking for 40 years also in the US, I can just say that Swiss mountain hike trails are a completely different thing than in the US. There are three types of trails in Switzerland: - Plain yellow indicators are for ordinary hiking trails, no special requirements needed here. -Yellow indicators with white-red-white markings. These are mountain hiking trails (like the Hardergrat) they generally require good fitness, good hiking boots (covering your ankles), very grippy sole and you should be free of vertigo. These trails are maintained but not paved. They usually have some help (e.g. steel cable or stairs) where you need to climb. - Light blue indicators with white-blue-white markings. They require very good fitness, very good understanding of the dangers in the mountains, climbing skills, pickaxe, rope, crampons, compass etc. Hands off these ones! These are not for hikers but for experienced mountain goers and will lead you almost 100% to potentially very dangerous terrain, e.g. climbing sections, falling rocks and glacier crossings. For inexperienced people they are really dangerous and an absolute no go! The Hardergrat is a mountain hiking trail on the really difficult side (T5, T1-T3 are o.k. for most mountain hikers, T5 is really for experienced mountain hikers and there is only one level above, T6) of the spectrum, because as you said it really requires that you are free of vertigo and there is no maintained trail in some sections. Also you said something very important, check the weather carefully and don't do it after days with heavy rain, when it is slippery. It is very long too, so bring enough water! You might need 3-4 liters per person on a hot summer day. Now, the direction you took from the Brienzerrothorn 'down' to Harderkulm-Interlaken is the 'easy' direction with some 1100 m ascent and 2500 m descent (to Interlaken, 2000 to Harderkulm). But the easy here, is already very demanding, you really should be fit. 1100 m of ascent is quite o.k. but if you are not fit and exhausted you are insecure in the descent and 2500 m is a lot to walk down, this is very exhausting too. The 'fun' way to do it is from Interlaken to the Brienzerrothorn, with 2500 m of ascent. It is a real beast and you need to start really early in the morning 5-6 am. 'Dangerous' is a relative term, but indeed the Hardergrat is difficult and can be deceiving and requires really some preparation. Although its direction is generally down there is a fair amount of ascent and the difficult parts are in the middle of the trail, where you have no choice but to continue, because going back is not an option as you need to ascent rally a lot. You did a really good job on showing the beauty of the Swiss mountain hikes, but also pointing out the challenge some trails can pose. Remember, in Switzerland you are self-responsible and the fact that there is a sign post doesn't mean it will be easy and fail-save to use. A good thing is to check the T rating for the hike you plan, which goes from T1 to T6. With T1-T2 you will be o.k. if you have some hiking experience. T5-T6 level really is for very fit people knowing what they are doing in the mountains.

6:16 "Attach the fish eye lens to make this look 10 times more dangerous!"

Hi guys! I've lived in Switzerland since 5 years and I must tell you something. Swiss hikes descriptions can be misleading. Whenever the hike is marked as "easy", beware, as it is not so easy. With "medium" it becomes quite tough for normal people. What I mean by 'normal people' is people who have a good level of fitness, no overweight. Foreigners who come here for hiking have no clue that the trails are more difficult than their description. The Swiss, as a nation, are very, very sporty. What can be for you a 'medium hike' can be a 'Sunday stroll' for the Swiss.

Watched this on my couch, and nearly fell!!!

Despite unprepared and a little bit naive, you managed to do what not everybody is able to. I really liked to see the „decay“ in your face over the course of the hike. The same happened to me on the Harder Trail. This hike is physiologically and psychologically extremely demanding. But you did it - no injuries. No losses. A beer at the end. So my final conclusion: you are very well trained and good sportsmen, -women) with a lot of self reflection. I guess you will have learned something from it. And all of you got a live lasting memory of an remarkable day. So - erverything perfect! Chapeau!

Reflecting on my life-changing run on the Hardergrat back in August: BE PREPARED this trail is intense and should not be treated lightly. Being my last week in Switzerland, I woke up that August morning and decided to try running this trail ( have background in XC and run 30-40 miles a week). Learned very quick that trail running this route is nothing close to XC. A quick story of my dumb mistakes hopefully will help future runners: I figured I could test this venture alone and with only 2L of water. Needless to say I ended up 13km in at Augstmatthorn with no water left and cramps building fast: not a good situation to be in while alone and with no water stations nearby. The cramps worsened into unbearable pain in my quads that prevented me from standing at all and I actually ended up sitting on the side of the trail unable to move. After waiting a good hour, I realized there was no way I would be able to stand without water (and for sure not make it to Brienz for the last car down the mountain). So I waited and a miracle emerged over the next ridge as Alex and his running group headed towards me. Supplying me generously with a salt pill, ample water, and food, these guys saved my life potentially and I will always remember their generosity. Lesson for anyone reading: Do not underestimate the trail like I did. Bring more than enough water and travel with someone else. I felt quite panicked when dehydration kicked in at Augstmatthorn and I was stuck on top of the trail until another group happened to pass by. With no phone, I would have spent the night there given my situation. Regarding getting back to my home (which was Zurich at the time): after regaining my strength from the generous gifts, it was now close to 5pm. With no hope of reaching Brienz for the last car, I felt quite lost without a cellphone map. So I took a route to the left off the Hardergrat down into a valley (opposite side of Interlaken lake) with some beautiful Swiss farmland, hoping to reach a road and maybe a bus stop. While it was quite peaceful, I was certainly lost at this point and only had the grazing cows to keep me company. I spent close to 2 hours wondering in farmland and then on roads before reaching a large guest house for help, which was to the amusement of the locals sitting on the front porch who probably thought I looked ridiculous covered in dirt/sweat/ and telling them I came from hiking 20 km away in Interlaken. They kindly instructed me to a bus stop at Kemmeriboden, which was another hour walk. For the final stretch of this journey, I found myself looking back up to the Augstmatthorn point on the Hardergrat trail (now 8km away) and realizing how beautiful this country truly is. Passing stunning waterfalls and quaint wooden sculptures along the trail I hiked towards the bus stop, I was thoroughly exhausted and hoping to make the 830 bus. Luckily made it in time and couldn't believe how far I was from the start at Harder Kulm. In summary: this trail is gorgeous and worth seeing, but if you are not an expert trail runner I would not recommend trying your luck runming without extreme care and prep. This trail offers some very sketchy climbing points and virtually no water refill stations. Thus, having enough resources and proper gear is a must. Overall, I loved the journey nonetheless and greatly appreciated the Swiss trail running community and local people living near Interlaken. I hope to return someday to show my family this trail and the secret waterfalls of the Emme creek.

Saying "We know about it, we know what it is called and we know it's a hike, so our group is going and that's how we do things" when asked if you know about the dangers of the hike, while clearly having no clue about the dangers of the hike and not even knowing how long it will take (!) is pretty outrageous to me.

That will be on our bucket list. Thanks for sharing!

Gorgeous hike! Glad you guys finished safely

Thanks for the video, I have added this hike to the bucket list for when I have a lot more experience :)

Holly cow 😱 what an awesome hike. I definitely put it on my bucket list 😊 thanks for sharing this challenging hike. You did well 😃

The most memorable hike and best time spent with friends. Love this. Love BLUF!!!

I can relate so much to your experience. I tried a few years back and failed, then went back this summer and completed it in around 10hrs. Ran out of water near Augstmatthorn with about 2.5hrs to go. Had to run the last few KM to get down before the last funicular at Harder Klum. It looks deceptively straightforward, but the constant ups and downs, scrambling sections and narrowness make it utterly physically and mentally exhausting. My muscles kept cramping on the last few peaks....But It has to be done at least once in a lifetime. :-)

That is a beautiful and terrifying looking hike! Love the drone shots at the top

SUPER sketchy. Some of my most epic hikes were in Lauderbrunnen, Switzerland. Such a lovely country. Thanks for sharing.

🎼🎸 “I wish you would step back from that ledge my friend.” 😂

I’m definitely subscribing just because of how real you are. All truth, no facade. 👌🏾

This looked intense...I loved the optimism that y’all had going into this.

Beautiful. Going there next month. I can't wait!

Quite the view! I cant wait to travel again now that I've started vlogging.

A few weeks back, a friend and I hiked along the Hardergrat, a very exposed mountain ridge running 30 km roughly between Interlaken and Brienz, above the lake of the same name. Much of the path is right on the crest of the ridge, sometimes with steep slopes or cliffs directly on either side of the narrow path - it certainly is not for the faint-hearted. Coming off one of the many peaks on the way, I heard a piercing scream. I thought that either some kids were joking around or that someone had panic. Once we climbed down a bit further, we saw a young woman screaming and shaking and immediately went to console her. We quickly understood that her father had slipped and had fallen off the ridge, we could only spot his jacket. The helicopter rescue arrived within 5 minutes of being called, to their credit, but could only find a corpse. They took care of the poor girl and we were left with our sadness for her, her anguished screams haunting us. The rest of the hike was uneventful, but we took special care as the conditions were not ideal due to the previous days’ rain having slickened the paths. I will come again, but will only do so in dry and sunny weather, with friends that are sure-footed.

Love all this. Thank you for sharing

This reminded me of other solo hikes I took in the Alps... Until you were hiking on the very sharp crest and had a couple meters of scrambling over the void. I had similar situations in the mountains in Switzerland, but not to that degree of danger. So I should return :D

I been falling a lot recently in my dreams. I’m expecting lot more after watching this!

Lmao loved the Connor guy the whole time. He should be ghe star of the show next video. Seems like he knows what he's doing more than some others lol

The Brienzergrat is always a brilliant experience. As a skyrunner, I enjoy both the challenging trails and the unique view. Here are a few tips for all those who dare to take on the challenge: - you need a very good physical condition - take at least 4 liters of water with you - the way from the Brienzer-Rothorn to the Harder is easier than the reverse route - do not go on the route on rainy days or when it has been raining the days before - ask about the exit variants - look for a guide if you are inexperienced - enjoy it!

I had to subscribe after seeing this, I did a my first real hike a few years ago in Ecuador, not as extreme as that, it was in Vilcabama, they hotel receptionist hooked me up with another traveler from Italy as she did not want me going alone, trail said intermediate. yah right. I have a lot more respect for hikers now.

Classifications of fun. Misery and the highest level of fun go hand in hand, it may not seem fun until you look back on it. But fun it was.

your vids are great guys, I was thinking about this hike and I've done some crazy shit before where my legs shaked afterwards, so after this vid I'll think twice before signing up on this ...

I did the Hardergrat this past August. I did it like these guys, from the Brienz end back to Interlaken. The "easy" direction they say?!?! I'm experienced (Cascades, Alaska, etc.), however this was the hardest hike I've done. The exposure is extreme in places. You must stay focused!!! Also bring food with substance (not just snacks) and minimum - 4 liters of water.

At 6:21 I felt like I was going to fall off my bed.

My Village were i life is next to the Rothorn and i will hike the tour in this end of the summer

I felt sick watching this. Good work. You didn’t die 😂🙏🏻

Wow, this is an amazing video! What an insane hike.

I also did an similar hike once it wasn’t that high but it was around a lot of waterfalls there was a mother with a kid and I already tought that it was a bad idea bringing a kid there then I turned around for a minut and wanted to take pictures until I heard a scream of the other hikers the mother and the kid fell from the cliff into the waterfall some hours later their dead body’s where found... since that I never hiked that high again

Swiss ridge hikes can be really hairy, hiking poles are very handy. Around Augstmatthorn is one of the dodgiest areas I've been to and pretty insane without decent boots, although I went from Harder Kulm and looped back through Habkern as my knee was starting to complain. The view over Lake Brienz for my picnic lunch was awesome though! First to Schynige Platte is a less dangerous but still spectacular hike with a convenient toilet/beer stop half way.

Great video, but I think I'd take a nice porter or stout over the IPA haha

I got the chills just by looking at some parts of the footage. Great adventure, although you guys really pushed it with the tennis shoes and water supply. Glad it turned out just fine! BTW, regarding the gear you used, which actioncam are you using at 6:15?

Watching this from the comfort of my chair and my head is pounding

Who knew watching unprepared hikers attempt a dangerous hike is actually quite entertaining.. keep it up 😄

Oh god! That looks crazy

Completely amazing, totally inspiring!

When it comes to confidence you either use it or lose it.

Hey guys! thanks for sharing the video. I'm planning on doing this trek sometime this year. Which month or more precisely which week of the specific month is a good time (non-crazy weather: sunshine, less windy, not rainy) for the hike? where can we check the weather reports for the trail or Brienzersee region?

in the modern era google earth is very good to see what kind of terrain you might encounter before you go or not go depending on what you see it to be like..

I have been thinking of doing this hike when I go to switzerland but watching it now and with the angles you provided I think I’ll pass

Frighteningly beautiful

Everyone is hating this video but i really enjoyed it. Why should people care about how you live your life? I was surprised about how little subscribers you have. Your cinematography and editing is amazing!

Gold medal for being overly dramatic. Props to you finishing the hike but god damn, chill.

Yeah, we ran out of water on a hike in Switzerland. Not great fun. Though we did have proper hiking boots...😀 Ran out of daylight on Ladhar Bheinn on Knoydart and returned using headlights. The midges had gone to bed though, which was nice.

Nice hike 😎

I AM A POET. NOT YET FAMOUS BUT WELL PUBLISHED, DEEPLY WRITTEN AND DEEPLY READ. WITH ALL HUMILITY I'LL SAY MY GOOD FRIEND, FORMERLY A PROFESSOR AT THE PRESTIGIOUS SOUTHERN ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY SAID I WROTE THE BEST POETRY HE HAS READ. HE WAS A FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR WHEN I ATTENDED THERE, NOT A PROFESSOR OF MINE. I SAY IN HUMILITY BECAUSE I BELIEVE PRIDE/ARROGANCE TO BE A PERVERSION OF CONFIDENCE. I WAS ENTERTAINING THE IDEA OF WRITING A POEM ABOUT THIS HIKE YOU GUYS DID. HERE IS ONE OF MANY I'VE WRITTEN. I PUBLISHED THIS LAST YEAR. THE ENTRAPMENTS OF TIME JESSE HUGHES LEFT TO MYSELF UPON AWAKENING I CONSIDERED MY PLACE IN LIFE I LOOKED BACK ON MY DREAMS OF YOUNGER DAYS AND WAS TAKEN ABACK AT THE BARREN SELFISHNESS OF MY OWN MISTAKEN PURITY LED TO FOLLOW MY DREAMS WITH NO CONSIDERATION OF COST OR WHO MIGHT HAVE TO PAY I WAS WALKING IN THE DARK TO GLIMPSE A LIGHT AHEAD NOT SEEING IT AS THE TRAIN BARRELING THROUGH THE NARROW TUNNEL IN WHICH I WALKED TIME WAS NOT A GIFT ON LOAN TO BE SURRENDERED AT MY EXPENSE TO MISTAKEN YOUTH TIME HOLDS NO BOUNDARIES THAT CAN NOT BE BROKEN THROUGH OR BROADENED I KNEW MYSELF TO BE LIMITLESS YET SOMEHOW WITHIN LIMITATIONS AS THOUGH DETERMINATION COULD OVERCOME BOTH STILL WHEN FACED WITH MY DREAMS REASON GAVE CONCESSION TO MY FANCY PAINTING DELUSION AS THE GOLDEN PATH OF LIFE YET AS I GREW FURTHER INTO MANHOOD THE MORE I TRIED IN VAIN TO ESCAPE IT'S CONFINES IT CAME WITH THE REVELATION THAT ALL MEN ARE SOMEHOW SUBJECT TO TIME AND ALL LIFE MUST LIVE IN REGARDS TO IT'S PASSING IN PASSING EACH YEAR BECAME LESS OF A MYSTERY AND AN ADVENTURE TO TAKE IN STRIDE TIME REVEALED THE REALITIES OF THE DERELICT BRIDGE I HAD SET TO CROSS THE THE WATERS RAGING LIKE AN INFERNO BELOW MY FEET GRADUALLY I SUCCUMBED TO MAN'S TERMINAL YEARS A CONDITION FOR WHICH THERE IS NO ESCAPE BUT AN ENDING TO WHICH IS CERTAIN YET TO THE TIME IN WHICH WE SPAN IT WE MUST ALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF BEARING THIS KNOWLEDGE I LEARNED TO LOOK UP AS THE CREATOR OF LIFE IS NOT ENCAPSULATED BY SUCH MEASUREMENTS AS TIME YET IT IS BY HIM THAT OURS IS IMPARTED SO I NOW CONSIDER EACH YEAR AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO GROW BEYOND THE TRAP OF MY FLESH AND SEEK A ROAD BEYOND MY REASON A ROAD I AM NOW COMPELLED TO WALK NOT KEEPING PACE WITH THE FRAILTY OF MY HUMANITY AND MAKE THE MOST OF THE SPAN OF LIFE I AM APPOINTED THOUGH THE DURATION THEREOF IS LIKE A RESIDUAL MYSTERY OF YOUTH

Wow what a wonderful hike 🌎

Awesome video! loved this

For anyone wanting to do this trail. Route: The way they did it, is the easiest variant. From Brienzer Rothorn -> Harderkulm. Endurance: You need to be used to hiking all day. I would assume the hike to take 10h for the average hiker who attempts this. Start as early as possible. Distance: 22k 1400m up 2300m down. If you don't know what this means, don't try. Add 2h to your expected time for technical difficulties. Water: Yes depending on the weather and time of year you might need 3l of water (and you will be thirsty at the end). As he said there is no shade for almost the entire hike.l Orientation: There are countless emergency exits. Get a proper Swiss Map. map.geo.admin.ch. Any app containing the same data (there are several for free). Download (for offline use) or print the relevant area. Weather: You absolutely don't want to do this hike in wet conditions or when there is a thunderstorm or snow. Check the weather forecast. Difficulty: This hike is rated T5. If at all possible I would recommend doing a T4 hike as preparation. Most blue trails on the swiss map are T4. You should be familiar with the concept "if you make one mistake you fall". Crux: The crux is on the ascent to Tannhorn. Be ready to turn back / go down if you get into too much difficulty or the weather turns. I do this hike every year and while it might not in fact be one of the most dangerous, it is definitely one of the most awesome in Switzerland. Great cinematography. They don't really look that exhausted to me. I've seen/been much worse :)

I’m scared of heights but I’m doing it. Yolo. The view beats my fears. I’ve followed hiked many dangerous things and literally had to look at my feet so I wouldn’t pass out but once I get to the top I look and break 😇

Anyone thinking of doing this hike would be well advised to pay CHF30 and become a patron of the Rega (the Swiss air-rescue). They may waive part or all of the fee for getting you off the mountain should the need arise. Otherwise it could get VERY expensive.

The tricky part is, regardless of which side you start, it's a comfortable T2/T3 hike (red/white sign), yet soon turns into T4 (white/blue) Tannhorn even T5 with little exit possibilities, and those who gives the chance to exit are steep descents. Great footage although you guys really went a bit naive into it 😏

How my grandparents walked to school

Are you using the insta360 one x2? I see the pole disappears? Also what underwater camera do you use?

Love that thanks

So much drama... was not really needed. Nothing crazy about that hike, but i do respect you hard work and your determination, that's really great and nice!

Shes full of life lovely smile 😍😙Love from Nepal come again pls

You have passed the test, Now you're qualified for the great Himalayan treks..😂

Only kept watching because of amazing shots you took of miss perfect body from behind…oh, Switzerland looked cool too.

Hi Thanks your video is very nice 😃 I live in Switzerland and I love hiking 😃 Could you tell me where did you do this hike ? Beautiful movie but very dangerous also … Please everybody beware of the montagne … ❤️

This one had my heart going 😰

How can you turn around when the trail is so narrow😱😱😱

Just stumbled across your channel. Don’t understand all the hate. I though you captured the hike great. I wouldn’t even feel comfortable pulling out one of my cameras lol. Keep up the great work though

Do as we say not as we do 😂😂😂😂😂. My maxim for top parenting

Hey there. The video is just breathtaking! Do you mind if I ask you just a question? I am planning to visit the place with my drone, however the area is marked as a natural reserve area on the Swiss drone map. So my question is: have you asked for a special permission to fly your drone? Were there other drones flying?

Yeah y'all are definitely military with those glasses.

Just no. Why would anyone do this?! Glad you guys are ok

Don't want to be mean or anything, but they had said that they only had one gulp of water left at 7:20. If you go to 8:15 and look at the person with a yellow backpack, you can see a full water bottle with water sloshing inside. There are also two similar bottles at 8:17 in the black backpack.

have you guys done angels landing? if so, how scarier is this one than that? just went to Zion in December and i’d say that’s the most thrilling hike i’ve done so far

Just a few weeks ago some American tourists died there

did this hike on a random day unprepared turned out to be the best day of my life

Not even the tiniest urge to ever try !

Cinematography is superb 👌

Oh my, a lot of memorials in the trail?! I'm planning on doing this solo. Now I don't know... I hiked the Harder Kulm trail alone though. :)

guess when you grew up in switzerland (in thun) you are used to hinking and know how to prepare for a hike. We went to the Augstmatthorn almost every other week since we were kids

YES, BUT WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF PEEING OFF THE RIGHT SIDE. I DEFINITELY PREFER THE LEFT BECAUSE THE MORE GRADUAL SLOPE CAUSES IT TO JUST GO SLOWLY DOWN HILL INSTEAD OF FALLING LIKE RAIN. ALSO, THE VIEW IS MORE RELAXED. BUT HEY, TO EACH HIS OWN RIGHT?

Nowhere near the most dangerous hike in the world but it is indeed challenging and of course its no pushover.Tougher hikes in the Dolomites and other places but still this hike is certainly worth doing and extremely spectacular.You talked about having the wrong footwear on this hike and i must say i prefer hiking boots but what really made me somewhat incredulous was that one of youre group was wearing jeans,which are completely inappropriate for such a hike.In fact jeans are probably the worst type of clothing you can wear on any serious hike and no one in my hiking club would be seen dead in jeans.Anyhow i enjoyed youre video and keep up the good work.

I have salomon trail shoes even when I go collect mushrooms on hill.. not to tell hike.. 🤣

This hike gave me some adrenaline 😁 I wanna do this hike

WOW! Beautiful but Dangerous. I think I would have turned around and went back to safety.

😊 welcome to the Swiss alps , I live here in Switzerland 🇨🇭, and have done that hike 2 times , I love it , but trust me there are by far way more dangerous hikes here . But cool video, and well done guys 👍

Come to Nepal for best adventurous hiking experience🙏

As an alpine dweller I'm pretty sure my grandparents had more dangerous routes to school (at least that's what they like to tell). But joking aside, that's a nice ridge walk, but nothing more and especially not challenging at all. In the Alps this is probably something you would do on a sunny weekend with your kids.

Dehydration equals falling. I know.

So beautiful

Hahaha looks pretty safe tbh. Sure some cliffs but there’s a well defined path and everything. You guys also look like you got an amazing day! Everyone’s in tank tops and t shirts. Btw you displayed some ignorance I hoped you learned from. You are NOT supposed figure out your skill level on a trail not meant for “beginners”, you figure that out before hand by accomplishing smaller objectives. Otherwise you’re jeopardizing the hike and putting others in danger. Wrong shoes, not enough drink, not enough knowledge of the route and how much longer you had to go. Where I scramble, you don’t go into something without knowing all the details about the route or else you just give yourself a nice big fat chance of needing to call in helicopter rescue or dying. Multiple people have already died this season on mountains In my area that aren’t even that serious; going in blindfolded is foolish risk. Anyways awesome views Kev,

beside it was dangerous... did you enjoy the view? Your are not talking a lot about this amazing view we can see around... strange.

WHEN I GET RILED UP AND NERVY LIKE THIS I WANT TO BE IN THE COCKPIT OF M14 LT1 FIGHTER JET IN COMBAT WITH AN ENEMY MIG IN MY SIGHTS AND ANOTHER ON MY TAIL! ALL THE WHILE SCREAMING AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS, "WHAT THE HELL AM I DOING HERE!!!!! HOW DID I GET HERE?!?! i CAN'T FLY THIS THING! OH DEAR LORD HELP ME. I DON'T WANNA DIE!!!"

SOME BELIEVE, BUT I DON'T, THAT WE ARE BORN WITH 10 LIVES, HMMM. AFTER THIS HIKE THAT WOULD LEAVE YOU WITH 2 MAYBE 3 LEFT! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

Did she really go hiking in Switzerland with only FUCKING sneakers ?!

Wow i love adventuring but i dont think i could handle this

I was having a near heart attack while watching this.

Cool I like it, Well people with tennis shows it’s a trekking not a hike. Got Lucky This time ! It was a memorable time 10hr of your life time worth it.