I Hiked World's Scariest Trail

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  @BrunoPisaniAdventure · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @JonathanAdami · 10 months ago

  Can we appreciate how this little mate there, casually walks up a mountain with a tshirt, ends up in the snow, with all the gears, drones and cameras and gopros and setting it up, going down for the shot, going to pick up the camera, still makes it on time, doesn&apos;t complain or grunt or say he&apos;s cold once and whips out a glider to come home! WTF, the positivity is exuding from this video, love it. Also I saw someone else was there were there along for the whole hike, or just arrived later?

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  @BladeRunner-m3z · 10 months ago

  So glad you put your helmet on. &nbsp;Gotta protect your head when falling a thousand feet off a cliff. 👍

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  @TheUnfinishedSynth · 10 months ago

  Not gonna lie, my stomach flipped a few times watching this.<br><br>Amazing but, absolutely terrifying.

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  @ChenYuanxiLeon · 10 months ago

  I do all the hiking with my wife. I access the risk level before we go. If it&apos;s too risky for her, I&apos;m not going. This is one trail I will never go, even for me alone. There is literally no room for error. Yet you completed this trail with all the overnight gears, drone, camera, walked on edge with selfie rod in hand recording? Thanks for taking me there. You have done the challenge of lifetime and being rewarded with the best view and experience in the world. Thank you for sharing your reward with us.

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  @keefe666 · 10 months ago

  Not only do you have absolute balls of steel, but you are an absolutely amazing videographer! Thank you for all your talent and efforts to entertain us immensely. Cheers fella , 🍻

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  @Loto1989 · 9 months ago

  The height isn’t what gets me, it’s the terrain. Loose rock combined with steep ledges and angles with no anchor points would make me very wary of this climb. Kudos for doing it without so much as a pause.

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  @raymondkan8279 · 10 months ago

  Came here by YT algorithm, thought it’s a normal hiking video until I heard the words “take off” at the end.<br>I was like whattttt !?

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  @ursulanikolaou8737 · 10 months ago

  Thank you for the beautiful presentation of your hike in the Dolomites. &nbsp;I am an old lady of 84 and had the opportunity to hike in the Dolomites in the area of San Martino di Castroza when I was young. &nbsp;I never forgot the beautiful experience of watching these Dolomite mountains turn red as the sun set. &nbsp;An unforgettable memory!

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  @JockJaimeRadfordBromley · 10 months ago

  Everything being so crumbly is terrifying! This is literally my worst recurring nightmare.

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  @MarcSherwood · 10 months ago

  Up until <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF-i5-_mHWM&amp;t=510">8:30</a> I had no idea that my feet could sweat so much. That was a &quot;trail&quot; that I would rather do just about anything. I am glad that there are those of you who can, and enjoy trails like this, so that I can see things that I would NEVER see if it were not for those who make content like this. Thanks!

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  @sp3nc3rj4y · 10 months ago (edited)

  The dolomites are what every child pictures as a mountain, &nbsp;and yet they are real. Most of us won&apos;t ever see them and as such I&apos;m very grateful for your adventurous spirit and film making skills . Cheers mate. Spencer, &nbsp;England

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