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    Zugspitze Climb via the Höllental-Klettersteig via Ferrata. Germany’s Highest Alpine Mountain



    Zugspitze Climb via the Höllental-Klettersteig via Ferrata. Germany’s Highest Alpine Mountain

    Zugspitze Climb via the Höllental-Klettersteig via Ferrata. This is Germany’s tallest mountain which is located on the Austrian German border in the Bavarian Alps. Did John and I make it to the summit? Check it out in this film. Germany’s Highest Mountain offers this Very long and challenging route involving 2 Via Ferrata sections , scrambling and a Glacier crossing! but this route is one of the best in the region. , not recommend for beginners due to the commitment needed on this tour! Crampons, rope, helmet and via Ferrata gear is an absolute must to tackle Zugspitze 2962 meter elevation via the Hollentall Route (Hell Valley)

    Hope you enjoy this film shot on location in the Alps in Bavaria Germany which is pt 1 of 2

    Best wishes and see you on the trail 🤠👍🏔️ simon

    Music: Mystic
    Musician: Jeff Kaale

    Music: Voyage
    Musician: @iksonmusic

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    1. @krystele1983 on

      Thank you my dear friend Simon for sharing a new experience and such a great adventure with us! The Mountain views are so impressive and the sounds are also incredible, it's an enchanting place and a true healing moment in the beautiful nature! Happy week and stay safe! See you soon again 🙏🙏🤩

    2. @IvorsTravels on

      Hi Simon. Pretty epic adventure from the word go. The walk through the Hollental Klamm is a great intro to the climb. A bit of a disappointment to have to bivvy for the night. A comfortable stay in the hutte would have been a more comfortable springboard for the following day. I know you commented that the first Via Ferrata was enjoyable but to me the foot steps did not look in great condition. There were superb views all the way as you headed towards the glacier. It is so sad to see the retreat of these wonderful features of the landscape. We have returned to some after decades and have been so shocked to see how far they have receded even in our short lifetimes. I was enjoying the views and mentally picking the route across the still imposing looking and steep face of the remaining ice when you brought the video to that loud and dramatic conclusion. I had my phones in on full volume so that I could hear the sounds of that environment (listening out for the falling rocks & water) as well as your commentary. That did make me jump! Sure looking forward to the next section of the climb.

    3. @LivinginTheNewForest on

      Wow, that is a serious climb Simon. I nearly got vertigo at about 14.40 I've never come across a Via Ferrata before. I imagine it's a mix of exhilaration and trepidation. Great ending, I'll look forward to Part 2!

    4. @craftswithviolett3967 on

      Wow! It looks like a great adventure. The mountain looks very challenging and the terrain looks difficult in my opinion. I must say, you guys are strong and "durable"😁Good job! Thanks for sharing such an awesome adventure with us.👍✌💜

    13. @khalidakitchen5256 on

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    14. @kannikapatiew9191 on

      Germany tallest mountain wow ! Beautiful valley with the waterfall. Happy walking a deer!😊 Morning stunning view. Great climbing mountains. Wow Wonderful valley. Making vdo while walking, it could hard work too. To be continue😊 Big like Thank you so much for sharing Simon❤❤

    16. @dayadventureswithgasper on

      Hello Simon. Such a wonderful hike and great climb. It looked very challenging. Love all the beautiful views of the mountain. Absolutely a wonderful place to explore. Enjoy the week.

    18. @TalesFromAbroad-SJ on

      Tackling the Höllental route to the summit of Zugspitze looks like an epic adventure! It's impressive that you and John took on one of Germany’s most challenging climbs, complete with Via Ferrata sections, scrambling, and a glacier crossing. The necessary gear list alone shows how demanding this route is. Looking forward wait to see your journey and experiences in this rugged terrain of the Bavarian Alps. Thanks for sharing part one, looking forward to part two!

    22. @YellowStudioMedia79 on

      Der höchste Alpenberg Deutschlands ist wunderschön, Sie haben eine wundervolle Reise. Das Video ist interessant, ich habe es verfolgt und freue mich auf das nächste Video

    27. @CoffeeWithPips on

      Wow! This is such a wonderful video to watch, the walk looks very challenging, but I would love to do it! The scenery is amazing, and so are you! Thanks for this video, I really enjoyed it. Have a wonderful week, wishing you and your family the best!!!

    32. @janetchungNKen on

      Dear Simon, hello my warmest greetings to you. I'm following you here, thank you for taking us along with you. It's always interesting watching you attempting these beautiful mountain. Best wishes and blessings be with you always Simon 🙏💖😊

    36. @Ltn.Immelmann on

      Howdy Simon. An exciting adventure in our country. You love such exertions and will be rewarded with wonderful views.

      It was nice climbing with you. Best wishes, Peter.

      And come back down safely 👍🤠

    48. @LozsLeisure on

      Love watching you on these multi-day adventures! Just wow – those morning views are always so impressive when you get that light 😍
      The via ferrata routes always look so impressive (and heart-pumping!)
      So sweet to see the inquisitive wildlife and to give it a little snack where possible – even better if you get good luck!
      I think the only time I've had crampons on was when I was hiking a mountain in Bolivia – I summited Huayna Potosi – which is far and away the highest I've ever hiked to at 6,088m!!
      Dramatic ending… will have to watch the next episode!

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